The Bourne Supremacy remains supreme.

Rating: 10/10 (22 May 2013)

From the start to the finish, this is one of the most intense films I have ever seen.
Matt Damon's Bourne, happy in life running through the surf of a Goa beach with loving Marie to share it with him, is soon implicated in a black ops killing a world away in Berlin, and the killer is soon stalking them.
Torn out of his paradise by Marie's murder, he comes back to find out who was responsible for that and his true background.
Brian Cox is magnificent as the jaded, depressed, and doomed Treadstone operation coordinator who when cornered even turns on his loyal young, son-like assistant.
The car chase scene in Moscow is like none I have ever seen. Even Bullitt can't compete.
But it is the climax of the film, with Bourne's expression of remorse and apology to a young girl in Moscow, which sets the film on a pedestal above others ... and gives the viewer hope for mankind having the compassion necessary to have a future.
Lou Coatney