the best of the bourne

gripping, but interminable

Pretty good action movie, particularly if you like long chase scenes. // Relatively simple plot, once you figure out the significance of the pills that Renner's character and his first contact are taking. // Good acting by Renner, Weisz, and Norton. Good cinematography and amazing locales, including the Alberta Rockies (substituting for Antarctica) and Asia (the Philippines and S. Korea). // Ongoing references to Jason Bourne's back-story, but Damon/Bourne nowhere to be seen. Story does, however, shed more light on what was being done to Bourne, Cross, and the other members of the various black ops programs. // Ambiguous ending keeps options open for Bourne and/or Cross sequel(s).

loved this movie,worth seeing.

It was very well done, even Matt Damon would be impressed.

Felt like a three-year old with a head-mounted camera shooting this movie. Had to stop watching after a few minutes so I wouldn't throw up. Same type of videography used as on the Bourne Ultimatum. Where do they find these dudes who think it is cool not to use a tripod?

Better than I was expecting and a little long at times. liked the chase scene in the slums of manila.

like it ! good spy movie

A good action/spy movie with a very good cast and a sub-par-for-the- series plot. The action was very good. Had the Bourne staples of fight choreography and exciting chase scenes. Didn't need to be made, as the original trilogy was great, but it was an entertaining waste of time. Won't disappoint as a pure action flick.

It seemed like a couple chase sequences and a few kill scenes were loosely stitched together with the barest attempt at plot and exposition. This isn't necessarily a bad thing. If you feel exposition and plotting slows down the action in too many action movies, this should please you no end. Rachel Weisz was great and I actually was more interested in her character than Jeremy Renner's. I'd rather see future Bourne movies about her.