Bourne

Rating: 1/10 (25 August 2007)

I loved the first two. Something new is happening on TV and in the movies. They have given the camera to 2 year olds. Watching this movie is torture! It is as if a dad gave a camera to his child and told the child to film the movie. The close ups are way too close up, so close you can't figure out who is where and context is totally lost. The camera itself is not mounted on any kind of a base, and it shakes and shivers all over the place. To add to the whole mess, the cameraman pans in ad out incessantly, making the viewer almost dizzy. Whoever edited the film adds blurry scenes. I recommend the director and producer go back to the beginning of film, and take a look at the great films. All that camera involvement is just not necessary, and takes away from the movie. It actually hurt my eyes. I watched the walls, and listened to the sound. How disappointing, because I loved the first two.