The Bourne Supremacy
The Bourne Supremacy
PG-13 | 23 July 2004 (USA)
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A CIA operation to purchase classified Russian documents is blown by a rival agent, who then shows up in the sleepy seaside village where Bourne and Marie have been living. The pair run for their lives and Bourne, who promised retaliation should anyone from his former life attempt contact, is forced to once again take up his life as a trained assassin to survive.

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jsimbumbu

This film is unwatchable! It's a migraine-inducing crock of shxt! It seems like they sacked the camera crew or ran out of money and had to return their tripods! The filming is worse than a YouTube amateur video of a crime scene. Wtf were they thinking!!?? I could not complete watching this movie. It was that bad! I could feel a migraine coming on approx half way through as the camera suddenly started swinging all over the place and jumping from scene to scene every 0.5 seconds. My wife felt exactly the same and had to close her eyes and just listen until we decided to just switch this shxt off! Some idiot even runs with the camera while filming this! How dumb! I will now consult a lawyer and see if it is possible to sue these morons for no advance warnings and the migraine pain & suffering caused. If I can't I hope Karma gets or has already got these fools. Shame because it started off quite good. Idiots!

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Prashast Singh

THE BOURNE SUPREMACY does exactly what was expected it to do: it delivers action and thrills in a magnificent way. Matt Damon's sharp portrayal of Jason Bourne proves to be a great plus for the film. The action sequences are much more than just brilliant/excellent: especially the masterfully crafted car chase with shaky-camera style which makes it one of the best of its kind. The mystery element also adds an enjoyable flavor to the proceedings. I don't know what else to say; this movie is just excellent and one of the best action thrillers of the century.

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vksilvershadow582

Its just fantastic because its very realistic & logical.I don't even know how many times i have watched the entire series over and over, which never bored me. Movies are directed in so realistic manner, credits goes to director and crew. Especially initial 3 series are so good and linking stories.Though the entire story line is fictional just like the novels, not just this movie the entire series of Bourne goes in whole new platform unlike most of other movie. In short, changed my view of "Nonsense" to "New sense" and impacted my life as well. Newly released Jason Bourne (2016), didn't made much of impact because i felt that movie was more focused to bring back the same previous scenario rather than story line.My suggestion is don't be hasty to release a movie & please don't spoil the image of Bourne meaning take your time he's movie make more sense in story line than actions just like novels. Hes like a real-time super human to me. Good luck team :)

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cinemajesty

Movie Review: "The Bourne Supremacy" (2004)Based on a spy-thriller novel series by author Robert Ludlum (1927-2001), Universal Pictures presents leading actor Matt Damon, reprising his action-breakthrough role of "Jason Bourne" starting from "The Bourne Identity" directed by Doug Liman, who established a solid action-movie in summer 2002, which gets continued by match-making director Paul Greengrass, who uses screenwriter Tony Gilroy's shooting script adaptation from another Ludlum novel to create a non-stop forward-pushing motion picture of a 100-Minutes chasing the character of "Jason Bourne" from India over Munich's professionaly-trained fist-fights to the death and Berlin, Germany sniper stand-offs with confronting CIA-opponents, portrayed by supporting cast Joan Allen and Brian Cox, to car-chasing emotionally-exploding action scenes with Matt Damon versus Karl Urban as Russian nemesis agent in Moscow, Russia embedded in an innovative image system of constant hand-held shot coverage by utmost-daring cinematographer Oliver Wood, who delivers plenty of 35mm film footage in all shapes and angels to editors Robert Pearson & Christopher Rousen, who worked their magic in this world-wide-releasing final-cut editorial to make "The Bourne Supremacy" an uplifting action-thriller achievement for any suspenseful-entertainment-loving audience.© 2018 Felix Alexander Dausend (Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC)

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