Even after the events of Bourne Identity, there are still people out to get Bourne and it is up o Bourne to find out who they are before it is too late.

Rating: 10/10 (2 February 2008)

What made this movie brilliant is its compelling storyline and ridiculously tense action sequences that I really come to love. I've never read the original books by Robert Ludlum, but I heard people complaining that the movie is nowhere close to the books as it should be, but I think this is what an adaptation should be. The movie doesn't necessary have to follow closely to the books. It's hard to compress a several hundreds page book into a 2 hour and half movie or a 120 page script. Also, people may notice that the shaky camera technique is introduced to the movie, while the first movie, The Bourne Identity has static camera shots, and many people I have talked to say they didn't like the transformation. I don't seriously mind the shaky camera, but I rather welcome it. It helps that sense of realism in the movie. The Bourne Supremacy has some of the best foot and car chase scenes, and the soundtrack, composed by John Powell, goes really well with them. Matt Damon and Julia Stiles were also great in their roles. Matt Damon plays his role perfectly throughout the movie and Stiles really shine in one particular scene in the movie. I give this movie a rating of 10/10, simply because it such a wonderfully directed film.