A good sequel.

Rating: 9/10 (25 July 2014)

The Bourne Identity is one of my favorite movies. So when I saw it's first sequel I was wondering how they could make a better Jason Bourne movie then the last. It wasn't as good but it was still pretty good. This is the plot. After the events of the first film Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) and his girlfriend Marie Kreutz (Franka Potente) are living in India. When a CIA mission goes wrong they frame Jason for it. When an agent is sent out to kill Jason he kills Marie instead and the car they were driving goes off the bridge. Jason is assumed dead. But he survives and goes to Naples, Italy. Meanwhile CIA Deputy Director Pamela Landy (Joan Allen) is convinced that Jason and the late CIA supervisor Alexander Conklin were somehow involved in in a plot to steal $20,000,000 from Politician Vladimir Neski 7 years ago. Landy and Deputy director Ward Abbott (Brian Cox) go to Berlin, Germany to capture Jason. Jason is captured but escapes and goes to Munich, Germany after learning that the Treastone project in the first film was shut down after Conklin died, Jason goes to Berlin where Landy and Abbott meet up with technician Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles) and question her about her past experiences with Jason. While this is going on Jason is watching Landy in her office and calls her. He tells her to send Nicky to him. He learns from Nicky that Abbott was the head of Treadstone instead of Conklin. He also now knows that he was the one who killed Neski and his wife 7 years ago and made it look like a murder/suicide. When Jason meets up with Abbott he confesses to ordering the assassination on Jason. Later when Landy confronts Abbott he commits suicide. Some time later in New York after Landy learns Jason's innocence, she is called by him. She tells him his real name is David Webb and that he was born on 4-15-71. Jason tells her that she looks tired and indicates that he can see her. Overall although this wasn't as good as Identity it was still a really good movie. I say this is one to see.