Down-to-earth grey action

Rating: 6/10 (5 March 2019)

After the first part I wanted to see more of Jason Bourne and just stuck my teeth in that juicy piece of story that lays behind this character. The halo of mystery is always with us and the screeching manner of amnesia recalls makes you squint same as you heard that nail-to-glass sound; may even cause an epileptic seizure if watched mindfully.
Nevertheless, after a head-banging push our sledge begins to move and gain a substantial speed. The plot would have been interesting if it wasn't so dumb: government agencies are shown as a bunch of naÃ¯ve children with some fancy gadgets. Putting aside lousy reasoning we are left with the rush of a chase on every possible corner that doesn't seem to overdose the viewer. Although from time to time it felt dizzy and I couldn't understand what's happening, the adrenaline was pumping, so the task was complete.
Matt Damon continues to show that this character was created for him: showing no robotlike behavior but a set of skills that never really seems to run out (just look at this Russian here). Love the multiple change of settings in the movies: gives you an impression of a global scale operations that increase the value of Bourne in your eyes.
Bumping into the end credits I had mixed feelings: on one hand, it got better that the first part in some ways, but I believe it can do better. The feeling of completion never arrived and the desire to keep the eye of the mysterious agent wasn't put out, just faded a bit.