The seed has been planted, soon we'll have our beauty

Rating: 5/10 (25 February 2019)

Not as legendary as Rambo, Bond or even Ethan Hunt, Jason Bourne still has a reputation of a total badass with a completely messed up background story both from his and our perspective. Which is, let me tell you, awesome!
The idea is hot as granny's cookies straight out of the over but the taste gets bitter with a very slow pace and the topping of randomness and unexplained. Throughout the movie, I didn't experience moments of excitement that usually accompany action sequences. What I actually felt was resembling a sense when a pregnant woman gets a little push from the baby: it's exhilarating but it's only says that the little treasure is there but you still cannot see it. Getting to the ending my hope for the sequel grew with a speed of a bamboo tree, because I don't want to lose such a character on screen, of course we are still left with books but Matt Damon deserves a second shot.
Another cool feeling was emerging when we ran with characters: locations are picked incredibly, they make you feel like you are there for real. And sometimes you get the spark that can launch your hands in the air, when the music kicks in and Bourne starts showing off his skills (which is like a delicacy among the ocean of porridge).
Overall, as said before the concept is like honey for the bees and lots of money can be made on this sweet stuff of idea but the first taste was a little bit bland. I am willing to give it a second chance to wrap around the viewer and crawl into his head.