Film three in the series, Bourne is as kickass as ever and everything is finally coming back to him.

Rating: 8/10 (25 August 2010)

REVIEWBOT - Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) is once again brought out of hiding in search of information relating to his identity. He discovers a journalist from The Guardian has been leaking information about him and his involvement in the Treadstone operation; and also about its mysterious predecessor "Blackbriar." He sets up a meeting with him but is soon spotted by CIA deputy Noah Vosen (David Strathairn) who assumes he is the source of the leaks; and wastes no time in trying to take him out. Bourne's energy levels for a human are frankly astonishing; as he is chased through Moscow, Paris, Madrid, London and Tangier. Although he does get a little help from his friends Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles) and Pam Landy (Joan Allen) who was on his tail in Supremacy; and reveals to him that his real name is David Webb. He goes on a mission of revenge; a human emotion which I feel is particularly unhelpful, and uncovers the harsh reality about what turned him into a killer.
Matt Damon once again does a great job of portraying Bourne, a believable action hero. There are a few stand-out sequences during the film; including a suspense filled chase through the busy Waterloo train station in London and fast paced rooftop chase scene in Tangier. There also plenty of brutal fight scenes and more action packed chases, which don't detract from the overall storytelling. "Shaky cam" is still pretty prolific in the movie; and does grate in places but adds to the overall into-the-action feel.
The conclusion to Bourne's story feels satisfying, so any further sequel will have a lot to live up to. Overall this is a very well made, well rounded action trilogy; at the top of its genre. It certainly got my circuits firing.