The Bourne Supremacy

_The Bourne Supremacy_ is an excellent follow-up to the _Bourne Identity_, and another great film in the series. The movie picks up where the first one left off, and is filled with plenty of action and a great plot. The film's storyline is just as strong as the first. Matt Damon continues to deliver a fantastic performance as Jason Bourne, and his portrayal of the character only gets better with each movie. _The Bourne Supremacy_ is another great installment in the series, and it's a must watch for anyone who enjoyed the first film. Overall, _The Bourne Supremacy_ is a great action movie that delivers everything you could want from a sequel.

Top notch. Almost as good as identity but lacked some of the light-hearted bits of the first film and also got slightly more farfetched with the car chase scenes! Still absolutely great.

Whoa, whoa, whoa... Jason Bourne is from Missouri. No wonder he's so cool. What I really think is interesting about this series is how consistent it is. There is a bit of a difference between direction between the first one and the second two, but tone and style feel like they match really well. Overall, this is just another section of a really entertaining action/spy film series.

Best Car Chase ever. :D

Best of the bunch, IMO. Wisely, the filmmakers quickly do away with the whole hand-holding innocent civilian tagalong thing and just concentrate on Bourne outsmarting the entire black ops wing of the US government at every turn. With the premise set completely by the first movie, the sequel can feel free to quit worrying about the setup and dive right into the action and weighty plot developments.

Supremacy has several scenes that are more than coincidentally similar to the original, but they’re all amped up a couple notches (rolled up magazine fight > pen fight, taxi tunnel chase scene > Mini Cooper chase scene, etc.) and paired with enough original material to retain a unique identity (no pun intended). The story does a great job of picking up on the dangling threads from the original and wrapping them all up into a rewarding, conclusive finale.

There’s a bit too much shaky-cam in the action scenes for my liking, but this was released when that concept still felt fresh and it does lend a slightly more believable look and feel than what you'll get from the more classic polished Hollywood fight scenes.

Paul “Shakin’ Stevens” Greengrass takes the helm for the two sequels and despite my arsy tone, it was a good step for the franchise. This is a superior film to the former in almost every way, and it’s not as if the bar was low.

It’s faster, more exciting, smarter and incredibly intense from start to finish. Bourne is on the run and barely stops to take a breather, but Greengrass always knows when to change gear as things begin to look monotonous.

Proof that spectacle doesn’t have to come at the expense of story; The Bourne Supremacy is the film that really cements this trilogy as a modern classic.

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This is good. Not better than the first as I thought it was, but still good. Some great action. Also...weird to revisit this and now see that the evil secret ops guy is Karl Urban. Is this what set him off? Was he already a star then and I just didn't know it? Anyway, this is good. So is Dredd.

Good follow-up to an already great first film. The plot deepens only more where you cannot help yourself but to dive in just as deep as Jason Bourne does to uncover his past.

What a strong taxi. One of my favorite car chase scene.