Great Plot, Upsetting Direction

Rating: Null/10 (28 July 2004)

I will begin by saying that the storyline/plot was very good. Most if not all of the same actors/actresses were in this movie as well (I hate it when they don't get the same people to play other roles). Overall I thought the movie was good, but, I believe that Paul Greengrass (Director) was trying a little to hard to get us into the feeling of the movie. The "shaky" camera thing is okay during car chase scenes, or small fight scenes, but the fight scene in Supremacy was so shaky you couldn't even tell who was winning the fight. My wife actually got motion sickness from this film, of which she never gets. Like I said, I loved Bourne Identity, and Supremacy was well written and well played, but the direction was too shaky.
Lawrencedk
PS (Spoiler) I was quite taken when Franka made her exit, as I was excited to see her role in the Supremacy film. I understand as to why she left writing wise it seemed much easier to make Bourne upset, but it could have been better with a different reason for his drive.