The Bourne identity with Eco friendly assassins

Rating: 10/10 (12 June 2011)

This was a good film, one about an assassin who believes he is a character which he invented. Liam Neeson (Dr. Martin Harris) is a man who lost a briefcase at the airport, which then plunges him into a world where he shouldn't have gone. Going back to the airport to retrieve his case, he is involved in an accident which puts him in a coma for four days. Now out of his coma, he goes on the trail as to why someone else has taken his place with his wife. Clues lead him to find more disturbing news that becomes clear as a man named Dressler, (Sebastian Koch) invents a propagating strain of corn that can grow in any climate is a target for assassins. Martin (Neeson) now has to stop this plan from going into effect as he comes across many more people involved with this heinous crime. His wife Elizabeth (January Jones) is also an assassin who in a way helps Martin stop this scheme from going any further, yet with him is a Taxi driver Gina (Diane Kruger) who helps carry the baggage so to speak as they both come to the final edge where Martin faces off against his nemesis and fellow assassin. Rodney Cole (Frank Langella) is Martin's so called friend who is the mastermind of the whole plot, his character is brilliant, calm, cold and calculating. This movie held every aspect of a good espionage thriller since The Bourne Identity. Good action, great twists, and a look into what really is going on in the food industry. Many scientists, have come to their wits end on how to stop world hunger. It is only the governments which control this commodity that is the real enemy. An excellent way to peer into the dark corners of humanity, who is going to survive, the elite? or the common man. There isn't enough military personnel to stop what is going to come soon.