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Customer Reviews
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Not Cool!
I bought this video to help me learn german, and the product details said that this movie has german for one of the languages and all it acutally has is french and spanish.
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Matt IS Bourne again!
This film is really action packed as Jason again tries to find his identity.
The subconscious skill level with which he protects himself and outsmarts those they created him is fascinating and portrays what a human can do with proper training. While I could personally do without the level of violence used in the film it certainly is nowhere near the amount or gratuitous violence one would experience with a Quentin Tarantino film. I would recommend this film if you liked the first one... great sequel!
Peter Anderson
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Excellent condition
This item arrived in good time and was in excellent condition. I would buy from this person anytime in the future.
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Not all there
I was disappointed to find at least one
scene missing from the DVD. The scene
after Bourne kills the other Treadstone
agent. I keep thinking that there are
other scenes missing.
Others have listed the problems of the
shaky cameras and too close close-ups.
I wish to say I agree with their comments.
Part of the enjoyment of watching the
Bourne Identity was the relationship
between Matt Damon and Franka Potente.
Since they killed her off in the beginning,
they might have brought in someone else
for Damon to relate to.
Since there are more Bourne sequels in
the making, I hope someone is reading the
criticisms listed here and elsewhere and
tries to correct the problems.
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A Fantastic Bourne Sequel...
Only rarely does a sequel equal its predecessor for entertainment value. Very loosely based on a Robert Ludlum novel, "The Bourne Supremacy" does that, with a breathless stream of action sequences featuring the amnesiac but lethal former CIA assassin Jason Bourne (again played with a pitch-perfect combination of restraint and intensity by Matt Damon).
As the movie opens, Bourne is hiding in a seaside village in India with his girlfriend Marie (Franka Potente from the first movie). He suffers from flashbacks of which he can make no sense, but he and Marie have built a life together.
Four thousand miles away in Berlin, a CIA black operation supervised by CIA Deputy Director Pam Landy (a cooly precise Joan Allen) goes sideways when a mysterious assassin intervenes. A fingerprint left behind leads Landy to Jason Bourne's identity. Landy will mount a major operation to hunt down Bourne, enlisting the aid of TREADSTONE veterans Ward Abbott (Brian Cox) and Nikki Parsons (Julia Stiles) from the first movie.
In India, the mysterious assassin from Berlin materializes to hunt Jason Bourne. He narrowly misses Bourne but kills Marie. A stoic Bourne returns to Europe on a collision course with the CIA and a shady plot involving a Russian oil magnate and a corrupt CIA insider. The action will spin from India to Italy to Berlin and finally to Moscow, where a thrilling car chase will bring Bourne face to face with his Russian nemisis.
The frantic, grainy, realistic cinematic style of the first movie is duplicated here, building suspense fasther than the viewer can worry about plot holes. The core of the movie is Bourne's relentless pursuit of his objective, slowed only by his struggle to make sense of flashbacks and the need to bandage the odd wound. The ending leaves plenty of room for additional sequels.
This DVD version contains some interesting extra features about the making of the movie. "The Bourne Supremacy" is highly recommended as an very entertaining action movie.
