Would've given it a 10 but for the shaky fight scene

Rating: 9/10 (24 July 2004)

Being familiar with another of the director's movies, bloody sunday, I can say this too is a great movie marred only by a couple occurrences of overzealous camera style, particularly the shaky/jerky/odd angle camera work during a hand to hand battle. The audible audience (around me) seemed confused as to what was going on. My companions and I preferred the first movies close combat better. Aside from that, a great movie that keeps one riveted throughout.
10/10 - 1 for bizarre fight camera = 9/10
I am eagerly awaiting Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Ultimatum, seeing how both this and the last movie delivered a range of characters, car chases, gun, knives, hand-to-hand, and bas rutton's favorite - ambiance- combat, all tied with an attention to logic and detail. A very enjoyable theater experience that will likely earn Bourne Supremacy a place on my shelf.