Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty examines the thrilling operation to hunt and kill Osama bin Laden. Here's what happens in the movie.

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"Zero Dark Thirty" is a great movie, one that shows the men and women responsible for our national security as dedicated, determined, competent, intelligent and brave.

In one scene the film calls out Zero Dark Thirty by name, the 2012 film from director Kathryn Bigelow and screenwriter Mark Boal, for helping to push the faulty narrative that a tortured prisoner ...

Zero Dark Thirty does not present torture as a silver bullet that led to bin Laden; it presents torture as the ignorant alternative to that silver bullet.

Movies: Zero Dark Thirty stills A scene depicting the use of a dog to intimidate a detainee was met with objections as well, with the memo saying "such tactics would not be used by the Agency". It ...

But Zero Dark Thirty is working on a far more complex level, and one that manages to damn both torture and the cynically pragmatic argument against it in one fell blow.

The American public doesn’t want to know what that looks like. Unsurprisingly, Zero Dark Thirty uses its own amalgamation of similar details for bin Laden’s final moments, and then some.

His piece is "Zero Dark Thirty is Pro-Torture" ran on The Atlantic website last month. Thanks very much for your time as always. BOWDEN: Thank you, Neal.

In “ Zero Dark Thirty,” directed by Kathryn Bigelow, many critics found the story behind the painstaking, decade-long search for the Al Qaeda leader to be captivating. “Slow-burning and ...

Esquire has published a new feature about the nameless soldier who shot and killed the world's most wanted man, and within the article - which details the shooter's life since Bin Laden's death ...

Editor’s note: Taking a moment from her vigilant defense of depicting scenes of torture in “Zero Dark Thirty,” director Kathryn Bigelow here addresses something else close to her heart about ...