Thrilling and suspenseful

Rating: Null/10 (26 September 2008)

This film is the quest of Jason Bourne finding out who he is, and who is behind the operations that made him a fugitive for three years.
Just like the previous two Jason Bourne movies, "The Bourne Ultimatum" is quick paced and action packed. There are no unnecessary scenes, subplots or even dialogs. Everything exists for a reason. It is streamlined and yet it still lasts for two hours, meaning that it has so much action and thrill to offer. The hand held camera adds realism and a sense of urgency throughout the film, without making me nauseous like "Cloverfield" did. The music score is excellent, it propels the tension and helps sustain the suspense. In addition, there are no contrived romance or soft porn sex scenes to help sell the film. This helps the film to be focused as a action thriller.