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  Review by Patrick Willems ★★★★ 12

  I love that 50% of these movies are just about CIA office politics

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  Review by CinemaCl🎃wn ★★★★★ 18

  Truly a marvel of genre filmmaking, a masterwork of kinetic craftsmanship & a fitting conclusion to the Jason Bourne saga, The Bourne Ultimatum is a rare second sequel that works flawlessly by taking a huge leap with its premise to effortlessly surpass the towering expectations set by its much-beloved predecessors, and isn't just the finest instalment of The Bourne Trilogy but is impressive enough to qualify as one of the finest action thrillers ever made.

  Picking up the storyline right where it was left off in The Bourne Supremacy before taking a six weeks leap, The Bourne Ultimatum continues the quest of Jason Bourne as he retraces his steps back to his origin with a few help along the road to…

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  Review by Will Menaker ★★★½ 5

  Whenever I order a domino's pizza and track it using the Domino's pizza tracker app, I imagine I'm working in a deep cover CIA Op and have just "activated the asset" and I'm getting real time updates on an assassination.

  Dope movie, but I always wince at how many CIA wet work goons Jason leaves alive, a better ending would be him carrying out his own domestic "hugs and smiles" program on everyone in the agency, including himself, Joan Allen and all the people who start furiously typing whenever David Strathairn says "I need video!" or "Get up on that phone NOW!"

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  Review by matt lynch ★★★ 1

  Outstanding setpieces, especially the Tangiers chase, don't really cover up for how unbelievably silly this is, nor do they manage to lend weight to its mostly superficial stabs at political timeliness, recasting its hero as the ultimate (sorry) drone gone rogue. Anyway my favorite thing about this (and all of these movies really) is just how monumentally clueless the CIA guys are. Their ability to track and capture any given character fluctuates wildly due to the needs of this leaden, endlessly expository script, to the point where the entire American intelligence apparatus is hunting Bourne and he manages to fly commercial into New York on a bogus passport and infiltrate the Deputy Director's personal office. Like, they didn't even flag…

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  Review by liam f ★★★½

  Jason Bourne walked so that John Wick could run

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  Review by DirkH ★ 11

  I thought that if I watched this again while jumping up and down, doing cartwheels and somersaults it might counterbalance the unbelievably annoying shaky cam.

  It didn't.

  It gave me an even worse headache than the first time I watched it.

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  Review by Emma Stefansky

  if i were a crooked government intelligence officer i would simply not keep antagonizing our one most dangerous ex-assassin

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  Review by Mario 🎄❄️ ★★★★

  I know it's been said before, and I'm pretty sure it will be said again, but JESUS CHRIST THATS JASON BOURNE!!!

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  Review by shookone ★★★★ 3

  finally Greengrass arrived at the ultimate Anti_bond. dirty, pacy, humorless, feverish. the tension screw is tightened, the fast-paced camera and editing thunderstorm doesn't leave you with much of a choice - you gotta run with it. no frills, no cheap one-liner, no mediocre story concept in the foreground. this is Bond's tough side, nihilistic violence fantasies and a resurrection of the genre.

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  Review by C4rlo5 ★★★½ 3

  Here we have the third installment, this one felt more solid than the previous two, but anyway it doesn’t get my attention that much.

  It’s better when it comes to a couple of aspects, the structure of the events, better action scenes and this one seemed to be a bit more serious than the two first installments.

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  Review by Ryan Daniel ★★★★

  This one is my favorite Bourne movie so far. The action sequences are brutal and so well done, and the editing is flawless. This movie also did a really good job of building off of the previous movies, and connecting them in a way that makes the story feel necessary. Unfortunately, I’ve heard it only goes downhill from here.

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  Review by King #adoptdontshop ★★★★½ 3

  The best of the franchise so far.

  The Bourne Ultimatum is a powerful, tension filled and spectacular follow up to the story of Jason Bourne. Not only is the plot intelligent, the pacing is taut too. The cinematography might be shakier than usual but the development of almost all characters, well-utilized locations, and clever climax pretty much makes up for it. Matt Damon did another excellent interpretation of Bourne, aided by bigger exposures from Joan Allen and Julia Stiles, and David Strathairn on a villainous role. The fight scenes are pulse pounding, stylish and engaging while the ethical trend The Bourne Ultimatum touched is disturbing yet realistic. It is rare to see a franchise's third film to be this cohesive and forceful.