A missed opportunity

Rating: 6/10 (28 August 2015)

It got off on a bad foot when it kills Marie in a rather heartless fashion, and it felt more like the actress's contract ran out instead. (I will admit that I was watching it with family, and it there were a lot of distractions that pulled me out of the immersion). Second the use of the camera. When watching, it felt that for 90% of the film, the camera was put on the camera man's shoulders and have him run around places. Bad. Idea. It felt more like watching a film where you have to watch blurry something or others happening and piece it together yourself. Third, anticlimactic ending. Bourne telling a girl things and having another girl telling him things after an overly long car chase (did I say it was overly long? Okay). Fourth, I felt that they could have done something with the especially sinister looking characters from the first one. Nope, nothing doing. I had so many questions about one of the characters, but I got questions answered about a guy I did not care about. And the plot took a turn in the wrong direction in my opinion. Pros One, the action scenes. Two, the first car chase and the first five minutes of the second. Third, its plot apart from the previous film. Four, uh, get back to on that. Like I said, could have been something good, but a rebellious plot and the camera got in the way.