Distracting lack of realism and unnecessary camera shaking made this a disappointment.

Rating: 4/10 (10 August 2007)

No way this movie is a 8.7/10 as it currently is rated !
I haven't seen the first 2 Bourne movies, I guess there is no point now!
There was unnecessary camera shaking which often made it difficult to see what was going on. Unnecessary lack of realism in several spots distracted from movie, see minor spoiler below.
I didn't really care if any of the characters lived or died. I wanted to leave the theater half-way through and I would have if my friends weren't with me.
Save your $9.50 and go rent "Casino Royale" or "The Good Shepherd". These movies are way better and also have more realistic ratings.
Minor spoiler follows.
I thought it was stupid that Bourne could hit the acknowledge button on a RAZR cell phone to be able to confirm "a kill" in this age of passwords--and don't tell me he just knew the password. I also thought it was stupid that one could just look into a CIA building where classified materials are kept from another skyscraper--that's not how it works folks. Look up SCIF on wikipedia. There ain't no windows. I know there are more such stupid examples, I'm glad I can't remember them!
I thought it was sad that Motorola has bet its future on selling commodity RAZRs, such as the ones seen in this film. Movies already make a bloody fortune, don't need more advertising. Lots of people have been laid off from Motorola, probably should make a movie about that, it would be more interesting than this one.