Loved the suspense and the action scenes BUT not the shaky camera

Rating: 7/10 (13 September 2007)

Seeing the first two prequels, I was excited to see how the third one would conclude the series.... and while I loved the action shots and the build up, I cannot say I was as happy with the conclusion.
Basically, after the murder of his girl friend Marie Helena, Bourne is after the CIA with an extra zeal to uncover not only his past but expose to the public all of those behind the Treadstone organization. He gets some help from a news-reporter (Simon Ross) who was onto the Threadstone and operation Blackbriar. Just as Bourne is about to get more info, CIA surveillance team is after Ross to eliminate him and who ever is his source. Ross gets taken out by a sniper while Bourne manages to escape taking along with him Ross' notebook which reveals that his source is Neil Daniels CIA's station chief in Madrid. As Bourne is on his way to Madrid so is the CIA lead by the vicious CIA official Noah Vosen and Deputy Director Pamela Landy, who is more sympathetic to Bourne. On his way Bourne also gets help from another CIA personnel Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles). Finally after many car chases and fight scenes in Morocco and New York and with help from Pam, Bourne finally arrives to the Treadstone training facility at 415 and 71st Street to find out who were the people that made him into the monster killer he became. The truth however turns out to be partially of his own making since Dr. Hirsch who ran the psychological training reveals that Bourne - real name David Webb, volunteered for the program. Naturally it does not excuse what the program became and their actions, but it does send a message that we should not give our lives away so easily for someone else's cause and people's dirty business (hint hint army).
That said, the conclusion didn't have the avengence feeling like expected, but the action shots were awesome. What I did not like was the shaky camera style of the film mixed with the awful South Keys cinema out of focus projection quality- we all had to squint at