Gripping fast the "Bourne Ultimatum" never lets go until the very satisfying end.

Rating: 10/10 (7 August 2007)

I never thought I would run across a spy movie that would earn a perfect ten. The "Bourne Identity", "Bourne Supremacy" and "Bourne Ultimatum" are perfect examples of NON-Campy spy movies that the public has starved for since the deterioration of the Double 07's. Given, "Casino Royale" established a new look-Bond, there was still the womanizing agent who had a defibrillator in his car. Congratulations on the more realistic approach Martin Campbell brought as director of "Casino Royale".
Realism is what brings Bourne into the spotlight and keeps the taught storyline, pulsating pace and very well developed characters into very symmetrical movie that is hard to keep your eyes off of. You can relate in so many ways to Bourne's struggle for meaning and the struggle of CIA agents who are conflicted in doing what is right versus what they feel is their duty.
It was also a classic depiction of a government agency fitting a persona that America believes it to be, an agency with no regret and hardly any regulation.
Revelations are abound in this movie and a perfect well-scripted and storyboarded movie it is to the most. A perfect end, or maybe not, to a trilogy that deserves praise and all the money it would make at the box office.
As for the steady camera effects or lack there of, it wasn't to where I couldn't distinguish what was going on, I just had to pay closer attention. I was drawn in more and that was the intended effect.
Wonderful Movie.