THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM (2007)

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My Reviews:	7 Total

Sort of continued from "The Bourne Supremacy".

When a reporter gets his hands on information on a top secret CIA project called Black Brier, he is immediately targeted as a threat to national security. His source is also a target, not only for the CIA, but also for Jason Bourne. The last piece of the puzzle is close at hand as Jason Bourne attempts to track down the man who turned him into what he found himself out to be. It is a journey into Bourne's memories and into himself.

As much as I'd like to say that the story was flawless, I can't. It falls a little short of its precursors in the sense that it's a little more predictable and a little more confusing at the same time. Yes, it does finally deliver us all the answers but it seemed to take a little while to get to it but it was still great. Thrilling, compelling, and overall, great.

Acting was once again top notch. Matt Damon delivered a singular performance as everyone's new favourite superspy next to good 'ol James Bond. He is convincing and compelling and full of ingenuity. Surrounded by a great supporting cast, Matt Damon commands the screen and the viewer's attention.

Visually, this one was just as good as the other two. It combines mind numbing special effects with shifting angles and great cinematography. Aside from a little of what I said about the second one, it was almost flawless.

Jason Bourne returns home to find a little less than a warm welcome. Strap in and hold on as you experience The Bourne Ultimatum.

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