Very satisfying conclusion to excellent trilogy.

Rating: 10/10 (20 August 2007)

Have to agree with most of the reviewers. If you liked the first two films (and if you didn't then why the hell not?!) then this should give you a nice warm feeling as you walk out the cinema.
Everything is nicely resolved and if it's a mark of the quality of the series it didn't feel "neat" or contrived. You want Bourne to find his identity, the "bad guys" to get their comeuppance and for Bourne to live at the end. There is nothing new here but as the cliché goes "if it ain't broke..." Perhaps Paul Greengrass' direction is a little bit more frenetic and the pace a little faster (if that's possible. Yes I did need a little lie down afterwards to get my breath back!)
One particular touch I liked was when Nicky Parsons - the CIA operative from the first 2 films - cut and died her hair in a obvious nod to Bourne's dead German girlfriend and that when Bourne was presented with the option of going on the run with her he said no (the implication for me being that he could not take losing another love)
There was also an implied (romantic?) history between Bourne and Nicky which was not explained but if you need every-little-thing spelt out then perhaps this film isn't for you.
Watching this should make you want to watch the other 2 films straight away...and then watch this one again.
Enjoy.