Great action and mystery movie, my wife and I enjoyed it.

Rating: Null/10 (29 December 2007)

For me a good barometer for an entertaining movie is how often I look at the DVD player's clock to see how much is left. I didn't even glance at it until 28 minutes, and for me that is great. It means I was immersed in the story and the action, and that is why I watch movies. This third "Bourne" movie is a fine one at that.
Matt Damon continues as Jason Bourne, this time knowing a bit more about himself and his precarious station in life. It begins in Moscow, about 10 minutes (according to the extras) after the last one ended. He makes his way over to London's Waterloo train station to meet a reporter who he believes can lead him to the source of the hunt to eradicate him. There is a super scene with Bourne evading the guys chasing him. Unfortunately the reporter doesn't fare as well.
Julia Stiles is back as Nicky Parsons who sympathizes with Bourne's plight and remains his ally. Always competent David Strathairn is CIA Deputy Director Noah Vosen. And Scott Glenn is CIA Director Ezra Kramer. Albert Finney is Dr. Albert Hirsch, head of the division that indoctrinated Bourne and others in the covert experimental program.
Joan Allen is back as Pamela Landy, and she has a critical role to play counter to Vosen, who is bent on exterminating everyone who might expose the illicit operation.
A really, really good and entertaining movie. Should be seen more than once, several days apart. Matt Damon has really made the role of Jason Bourne his own, and now it would be hard imagining anyone else playing it.