Nonureva Really Surprised!

AutCuddly Great movie! If you want to be entertained and have a few good laughs, see this movie. The music is also very good,

Juana what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

Roxie The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Pjtaylor-96-138044 Considering that this is where the series really cemented its signature 'shaky' style and its status as a cultural icon - as well as being a stepping-off point for legitimately inspired work (including Bond, even) and cash-in copycats alike, this engaging and slick action-thriller doesn't really have all that much action in it - at least, when compared to those aforementioned 'post-Bourne' pictures, both good and bad. 'The Bourne Supremacy (2004)' certainly focuses much more on its thriller aspects than anything else, providing an intriguing and involving mystery (which doesn't match the mystery of the original but appropriately carries the torch and makes sure to place enough focus on our main character to always feel fairly personal) that allows for the introduction of some fresh and exciting espionage elements into a familiar but still fun formula. The only real issues arise with a slightly unrealistic climatic clash, an unnecessary - if frenetic and enthralling - fight sequence and the very occasionally difficult-to-follow camera-work, but all of these problems are certainly small and only slightly dampen the effect of a film that's engaging, pacy, unconventional (especially with its sombre and unexpected 'apology' scene) and, most importantly, entertaining. It isn't as good as the first, but it's a worthy, and distinct, follow-up. 8/10

david-sarkies Well, I didn't think that this film was all that bad. In fact I quite enjoyed it, but then again it is your typical Hollywood spy thriller. Well, it may not be quite James Bond, but then again the Bourne movies seem to have now produced a number of them (five I believe). In fact it does keep me hooked right through to the end, even though there are a few confusing facets, such as why he suddenly went to Russia near the end of the film. Of course, there is also the fact that he seems to be able to avoid not only every single police officer in Berlin, but also in Moscow. Still, that is the power of a Hollywood protagonist. Anyway, the film begins in Goa. Well, sort of because they actually set up the scene in Berlin first, but then jump to Goa where Bourne and Marie are sort of lying low (though I'm not sure if that is at all possible in Goa). Anyway, it turns out that it isn't actually all that possible to to actually lay low because he is pretty soon discovered, and of course Marie finds out why dating a spy actually isn't all that good for your long term well being. Oh, and we also learn that he hasn't received all of his memory back, though he does have flashes of going to Berlin once. So, it quickly comes out that not only operation Treadstone has been shut down, but Bourne has also been framed for the murder of a couple of spies in Berlin. Well, he knows that he has been to Berlin, but the fact is that he was in Goa when these murders happened. Sure, he might have travelled to Berlin without actually knowing about it, but then again I suspect that travelling to Berlin from Goa and back again in one night (without Marie knowing about it) is just not possible. In the end, a bulk of this movie is Jason Bourne running away from the cops, and also trying to clear his name. Okay, he does play the game of teasing the opposition but then again all he is trying to do is clear his name, and to find out a few more things about who he is - such as his real name. Oh, and then there is also trying to get the CIA off of his back, and also dealing with the former bosses that happened to be running Treadstone. However, as I have mentioned, in the end it is really just Jason Bourne running away from cops, whether it be in a car, or on foot.

thomasjay-52277 A good building block of the first film it's choice of changing setting is impressive useful giving the film and trilogy as a whole a more memorable feel as opposed to some of the more forgettable films/series, extremely entertaining

Miguel Neto The Bourne Supremacy is my favorite Bourne saga, but it's still not a movie I liked as much as I wanted, as I'm not a fan of the saga, but the film is better than the first, Paul Greengrass does a good direction, He is very competent in the directing scenes, and he manages to make the actors have good performances, especially Matt Damon who is always good as Jason Bourne, the script is also better, has fewer problems, and the rhythm of the movie is better, I thought The first one very tiring at times, the movie also has more action than the first one, and it's good, it has interesting dialogues, but it was not the movie that I expected, I thought some of Bourne would be on the list of my favorite action films , Unfortunately have passed away, but just like the first, many people will like. Note 7.3