some neat action sequences

Rating: Null/10 (13 September 2002)

A wounded Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) finds himself on a fish boat with no recollection. Lucky for us he regains all normal functions and proceeds to investigate himself. SPOILERS. He has a pin number tattooed on his arm, which leads him to a bank account; he uses prior self-defense to avoid apprehension. He recruits a troubled lady and offers her a large payment in exchange for a ride to Paris. When they arrive he finds his old apartment but still can't remember anything. Meanwhile the cops are looking for him by request of the government. They avoid apprehension and hideout at friends. Amidst the chaos Matt and the lady fall in love.
Honestly this movie was a little too boring and apparently parallel to Inferno, which was probably a rip off of the original television show The Bourne Identity. The characters failed to involve the audience emotionally. I find the fault in the movie's premise not the acting, which was fine. Matt Damon did a good job with a mediocre script although I have to admit Inferno, though parallel, was a great deal more entertaining. I found myself anticipating the ending despite some neat action sequences.