The Bourne Ultimatum

[The Taff]

Didn't find a thread, shockingly, so I thought I'de make one myself.

I saw this last Saturday, and it was the first threequel this summer that I thought lived up to my expectations. It was an amazing experience and Matt Damon out did himself.

[The Dream Master]

I'm going to see this Saturday, I believe. I really enjoy the first two a lot, and I hear this one might be the best of them all. How would you rank it, MT?

[The Taff]

I would agree with that sentiment. It's really a blissful experience.

[Dave Dunwoody]

Paul Greengrass still can't edit a car crash, but other than that this was definitely a great flick and might be my favorite of the Bourne movies. Once again the hand-to-hand combat is absolutely brutal, the casting is top-notch and it leaves you wanting more in a good way.

It's too bad that Eric Van Lustbader's Bourne sequels aren't supposed to be very good, or I'd be up for another couple of movies. EDIT: Apparently the movies haven't followed Ludlum's books very closely anyway, so maybe they could crank out another one.

[FreddyKR]

I saw this at the midnight showing last thursday night/friday. I loved it, it was really good.

[Toejam]

I finally saw this, I was on vacation for the past two weeks.

It was very good, my only complaint is the extreme overuse of the "shaky-cam".
Maybe I'm getting used to that style of camera work. It didn't bother me as much
as the camera work in the Bourne Supremacy, but it was still annoying.

The 2nd and 3rd movies don't follow the books at all, and the way this one ended
makes me just want more. Hopefully they can/will make a few more.

[Shoesalesman]

Can't see this one until I've seen the second one.

The first one was very good.