The Bourne Ultimatum

Unless the spectator is prepared to relinquish his or her ability to reflect on things almost entirely for two hours or so, Greengrass's film does not stand up to close scrutiny.

Greengrass knows how to shoot action. There is a hand-to-hand combat scene in Morocco that is as exciting, chaotic and violent as any sequence in the Bourne movies, I just wish he had spent more time on the moments between the mayhem.

Resembles everything seen in the previous two movies, but with a focus on intensification and grandiosity.

The Bourne Trilogy is a shining example of a single story told over three parts...