Led by CIA Deputy Director Noah Vosen (David Strathairn), the task is more about killing anyone and everyone in their path, and letting someone below his rank sort it all out. operation known as Blackbriar, Bourne is again thrust into the spotlight of the shadowy side of the agency trying to silence their rogue amnesiac assassin. When a London-based reporter (Paddy Considine) begins a series of articles concerning the mystery around Bourne and delves too deeply into a U.S.
Bourne (Damon) has some clues about his past, but is still, for the most part, unaware of all the circumstances revolving around Treadstone and what truly happened to him. The Bourne Ultimatum picks up right after the cataclysmic chase in Moscow found in The Bourne Supremacy. (And after, The Bourne Legacy, it wasn't.) The trilogy's final act certainly made the most at the box office, a testament to the growing legion of fans, and, while leaving the door open for more films, Ultimatum gave a satisfying conclusion to the tale of Jason Bourne, just in case the future was free from Matt Damon, super spy. A simple revisiting of the series gave me a newfound respect for what I felt was the most over-hyped and over-rated entry, The Bourne Ultimatum. Each film has a distinct attitude and theme, and each, in some way or another, is capable of standing apart as an individual film, not just another chapter in a tale that requires extensive background knowledge.
The core Jason Bourne trilogy is certainly an anomaly, as one could make the case for each of the three films being superior to the others, not only in personal opinion, but in storytelling aspects and cinematic construct.
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