Long-awaited butt-kicking spy movie

Rating: 8/10 (7 March 2019)

An immediate shocker comes when you realize that we are actually taking over the end credits of the second part and continuing Jason's adventure without any breaks. Unlike previous chapters, this one causes the adrenaline surge instantly as if preceding stories were only a drilling before the burst of oil deposit.
Incredibly enough the viewer is not presented with a lonely scene packed with a breathtaking race; after a short instant, just enough to get rest and grasp bits of a story events the flick leads us further into an extremely sophisticated and skilled hide-and-seek that makes you think of escape along with the characters. And we get more all the way through the movie; Paul Greengrass has raised the bar high up in the sky by fully unraveling Bourne's abilities and performing a peculiar stress test for our pleasure. The usage of small cliffhanging moments put you on the razor's edge making breathing heavy while nails almost pierce the skin of the palms. That's what I call a perfect thrill!
Honestly, I am not a fan of the story behind Bourne's adventures: meaning all the time the government is shown so dumb that a blind person could have brought it down without even breaking a sweat. So, in terms of reasoning the third part deserves nothing but a cuff on the nape, although the regions of the operation still excite you by their diversity and special consistency.
The rant may conclude by saying that so far it is the best journey of Jason Bourne and we are served with a juiciest action on our trip. Hope further parts will not disappoint because the standard has just been raised and customers expect a solid continuation.