The Bourne Supremacy

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Chris S @Janomi 1d Paul Greengrass gives the movie an urgent, documentary-style energy. The handheld camerawork and constant movement make the movie feel intense. Matt Damon deepens Bourne’s guilt and trauma here. He is no longer just trying to survive; he is dealing with memory, loss, grief, and the consequences of who he used to be. Joan Allen is a great addition as Pamela Landy, a sharp investigator who takes Bourne seriously and makes the CIA side more interesting. The Berlin and Moscow material gives the film a strong international thriller feel, and the Moscow car chase is especially intense and punishing. Marie’s exit is painful and abrupt, making the movie colder, but it gives Bourne’s guilt real weight. The shaky style can be hard to follow, but the film is gripping and emotionally stronger than expected. See more Garry A @heavyg Jul 6 It successfully delivers the action packed goods like the first one did. See more Josphat I @RT20563539 Jun 29 They don't make movies like this anymore where action was always the order of the day. Nowadays to much technology has just ruined so much of what we used to see before. Still a good movie many years later. See more Kauã M @KauaMiguel Apr 25 Watching this movie 20 years later, with John Wick, 007, and so many other action films in the same vein, it's hard to get excited about this Bourne film, but you can't deny its quality in directing and screenwriting. See more Matthew J L @matthewjloller Apr 23 Everything that worked in the first film is dialed up to an 11. Tight pacing, genuine mystery that keeps you on your toes, and white-knuckling action set-pieces that culminate in a near-perfect ending car chase. See more Jason H @RT50328122 Apr 16 My favorite of the series. See more Read all reviews

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