Framed for being awesome!

Rating: 8/10 (6 February 2015)

Jason Bourne is off the grid. When an assassin finds him to kill him things go wrong, and Jason's girlfriend ends up being the one in the bullet's path. From there, he learns he has been framed by the organization he used to work for, and he sets out to find out why. While this is going on, Bourne also starts to piece together memories of his past, which come to him in fragments. This movie has some cliché elements, but is still a well thought out story, and a decent sequel.
Soundtrack: 9- Excellent score, nothing more needs to be said.
Script: 7- The story didn't do much for me, and wasn't as well thought out as the original.
Originality: 6- The set-up/ innocent storyline has been done so many times, and this movie, although playing in some new elements, does that as well.
Cinematography: 10- A new director gives a new perspective, and a great one. Shaky cam without going overboard, with great action.
Casting: 8- Most of the cast was well placed, same as the first.
Acting: 8- The actors portrayed their characters well, especially Matt Damon, who made his characters sadness, depression, and determination very believable.
Overall: 8