A trilogy that stays true to the story, 4 October 2007

Author: Flekkzy from Fraggle Rock 

In order to fully appreciate 'The Bourne Ultimatum', one must have to have seen 'The Bourne Identity' and 'The Bourne Supremacy'
. Like it's prequel's, it is slick, action packed, suspenseful and has an engaging screenplay. I particularly loved the chase scenes shot 
in Tangier. Director Greengrass just keeps the right pace without making it boring or too fast to follow. A fine ending to a trilogy,
 I preferred it over the overrated 'Lord of the Rings: The Return of The King' and the abysmal 'X-Men: The Last Stand'. 'The Bourne
 Ultimatum' has done justice to the first two films. Cinematography deserves special mention, whether it's the shaky camera or
 the zoom-lens, it certainly adds to the 'fun' of the ride supported by brilliant background score. The dialogues and characters
 are very well written. This is especially a plus because character development seems to be lacking in action films of today.
 Damon again looks the part and his acting is fantastic as he completely owns the role. Supporting cast that boasts of talented
 names like Joan Allen, Paddy Considine, Albert Finney and David Straitharn all stand out. A brilliant conclusion, it makes the
 whole trilogy stand out. Filmmakers (especially that guy who made 'X-Men: The Last stand') should learn how to make a trilogy
 interesting and intelligent. 'The Bourne Ultimatum' is an intelligent, slick, well-paced action film that respects the trilogy.