Damon is back, but film is disappointing....
“Jason Bourne” is the fifth Bourne film and the fourth with Matt Damon as the title mystery man with a clouded memory. The preceding movie in the series, “The Bourne Legacy,” was an attempt to reboot and continue the franchise with a new lead character — Aaron Cross, played by Jeremy Renner. When Damon agreed to return to the character once more, that plan was deep-sixed.<br /><br />Once again, Jason Bourne is in the midst of international intrigue. Some of his memory has returned, but he still lacks information on the CIA program that ended with the murder of his father. Guilt-ridden because of his missions as a government-built killing machine, he now earns a living, and simultaneously punishes himself, with bare-knuckle fights pitting himself against formidable opponents.<br /><br />Using the austerity riots in Greece as cover, Bourne’s former colleague Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles) makes contact and warns him that CIA director Robert Dewey (Tommy Lee Jones) is in cahoots with tech mogul Aaron Kalloor (Riz Ahmed, HBO’s “The Night Of”) to operate beyond the law to create a Big Brother-type domestic spying network.<br /><br />As Bourne hops from one location to another — Athens, Berlin, London, Las Vegas — he’s tracked by Dewey’s assistant, Heather Lee (Alicia Vikander, “The Danish Girl”) and an assassin referred to as the Asset (Vincent Cassel). The movie quickly devolves into a cat-and-mouse game involving chases, gun fights, an explosion or two, and an occasional, brief dialogue scene to make sure the viewer knows what’s happening.<br /><br />Despite having been the Number One money-maker in its opening weekend, “Jason Bourne” is a disappointing entry in the franchise. The plot and characters might have been interesting had they not been neglected in favor of non-stop action. Because director Paul Greengrass, who helmed the second and third Bourne pictures, is fond of quick cutting and constant movement, the movie has a frenetic quality that ultimately is wearying. When this type of editing dominates a two-hour film, it has the effect of dulling interest rather than engaging us.<br /><br />Damon looks formidable and fierce as his Bourne fulfills the requirements of the action hero outsmarting his pursuers, eluding capture, thwarting assassins, and engaging in the requisite car chase, this one filmed on Vegas’ famed Strip. But his proven acting talents are underutilized. Yes, it’s nice to have him back in the role, but he’s lost in an elaborate action flick.<br /><br />The supporting cast is excellent, but no one, with the exception of Tommy Lee Jones, has much to do. Ms. Vikander never convinces as a high-level operative, and her youth and delicate looks do not work in her favor. Cassel, in his one-dimensional cold-blooded brute mode, lacks character touches that would make him a memorable villain.<br /><br />Rated PG-13, “Jason Bourne” just might be the most disappointing “big” movie of the summer. After seeing it, you might feel the need to solve a crossword puzzle or read a chapter of a good book just to regenerate your brain cells.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the 2-disc 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray include 6 behind-the-scenes featurettes. Digital HD copy is enclosed. The film is also available in a standard Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack edition with the same 6 featurettes and digital HD copy.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Matt Damon returns to his most iconic role in Jason Bourne. Paul Greengrass, the director of The Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum, once again joins Damon for the next chapter of Universal Pictures' Bourne franchise, which finds the CIA's most lethal operative drawn out of the shadows. Damon is joined by Alicia Vikander, Vincent Cassel and Tommy Lee Jones, while Julia Stiles reprises her role in the series..