The Bourne Ultimatum

Take the action, mysteries and conspiracies from the Bourne Supremacy, put them in a glass, shake it well and out comes an even more exciting action thriller which makes a great conclusion to the original trilogy.

A spectacularly luxurious thrill ride, where they rounded off his search for identity in an invaluable way. The film begins with an escalation in Russia, where the previous sequel ended, so we are forced to immediately get hooked on the screen from the first second so as not to miss anything. The paranoia is captured perfectly, where you are not really safe anywhere in the world and that you can be killed or wiped out at any moment, no matter how safe you think you are. In lightning style, she jumps from location to location from London, Italy, Morocco to New York, each one shone and made a great impression, not one was redundant. Damon is even more confident here as Jason Bourne, the lethality is still in him, but the memories of Marie and the past begin to affect him slightly, where his instability emerges in some scenes, which is interesting to watch. Julia Stiles is back again as Nicky. which guides us both her and Bourne's story and narration without forcing and subtly implies that maybe there was something more to them and not just that they were colleagues. Allen is still killer as Pamela Landy, who begins to suspect the entire government program and their hunt for the protagonist, which leads to extreme tensions between her and her colleagues. The action scenes are decidedly complex, so that some of you wonder how they did it. The episode at Waterloo station was intensely orchestrated, where the excitement was pounding throughout. And how the journalist Guardina is pushed is even more realistic. How Bourne navigates him to avoid assassins and snipers by intelligently using the crowd and people or distracting is inspiring. The chase in Tangier gave us a frenzied chase through the buildings and a brutal one-on-one encounter with one of the opponents. While New York again highlighted the resourcefulness and resourcefulness of the protagonist and that he can outwit his rivals in fresh ways. The film goes deep enough into the government's secret program to understand how it functions and what they actually do, and the connection with the main plot brings a few pleasant surprises. and in all of this is John Powell with his irreplaceable musical background, which shapes it all wonderfully

The sequence with Bourne chasing down Desh across the rooftops is in ( my book) one of the best cinematic pieces ever.

_The Bourne Ultimatum_ is undoubtedly the best movie in the _Bourne_ franchise, and an excellent film overall. It's another great installment of my favorite franchise, delivering everything fans have come to expect - intense action sequences, complex plot twists, and incredible performances from the cast. Matt Damon once again proves why he's the perfect choice for the role of Jason Bourne, and the supporting cast is equally impressive. The film's fast-paced editing and tight direction create a sense of urgency and tension that keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. If you're a fan of the Bourne franchise, or just love action-packed thrillers, _The Bourne Ultimatum_ is a must-see.

It is getting better. Other than being best of the series, one of the best of its kind.

1 of the best fight scenes, 1 of the best car chases, this is 1 of the best spy films ever if not the best.

This franchise just keeps on keeping on. They really just can't help but stay in the same exact same style and quality. I'd almost say it is a flaw, that each film feels so similar. But when they all feel so similarly fantastic, I don't really want to knock it down at all. Over 30 or 40 years, if they kept doing the same style every time then maybe it would be a flaw. But a trilogy like this is great.

I have no intention on watching the Legacy one. I've just heard so much mediocrity about it. I act like it isn't in existence.

I had forgotten just how good this one was. Greengrass maintains the frenetic pace of the last film and even steps it up a notch, finding creative ways to keep us entertained.

Perhaps the story arc could have had a more interesting conclusion, but as a new spin on the pure-bred spy thriller the Bourne series (or at least the first three) stands as one of the greats.

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