Way to kill a franchise... I adore the first three Bournes. Legacy wasn't really a Bourne, but at least it was still decent writing and a fun watch. But this... this abomination should've never been made. Awful plot (boring awful, not ridiculous awful), unintelligent dialogues (I'd say below the average, even), generic action (zero impressive clever tricks on Jason's part), 30+ minutes of "watch us walk with intense music" sequences, and even more camera shake to disguise the lack of creativity. I'll go as far as to say that this is the biggest disappointment I have ever experienced from watching a movie. I mean, there were other films I've waited for and that turned out really sub-par, but, if a part of a franchise, they were never THIS different, and there were usually red flags going off before the release. Here, however, I've entered the theater with 9 years worth of hype, 100% sure that I'm in for a treat, and left with nothing but a poker face.

It's good that Jason is back, I'm glad to know more of the story of his past, it was a good film, less action thought, and didn't live up to the first three, yes, the first three , that rubbish, Jeremy Renner one doesn't belong, don't get me wrong, he's a good actor, just doesn't fit for this franchise for me.. This film could of been better, if it was made after the, The Bourne Ultimatum.. but no Matt damon didn't want to make another till this year.. I give it a 6/10

Watching this move was exhausting for me and not because it so appealing or thrilling but because of the camera work. This camera doesn't stop moving for a second. I mean for real, it's moving the whole time even when 2 people are just talking. All of the shots are filmed in this 'dynamic' way which should give you feel like you right there within all the chaos and tension. Unfortunately it didn't. It isn't my cup of tea. I prefer steady camera work with wide shots so I can see whats happening instead of guessing. Take Mad Max Fury Road as a example. That's how action should be filmed in my opinion. Besides the rushed editing and filming the movie was oke but not as good as the previous 3 Bourne films ( not counting Bourne Legacy ). The story was kinda predictable but well developed with a uninteresting side plot about a Social media platform. Which tried to get a deeper meaning by involving privacy rights and such. It didn't worked out for me at all. By far the most boring parts of the movie. The actions scenes are done very well as the acting. I didn't even see Matt Damon in the film it was all Jason Bourne, he played the roll almost flawless. Overall I was entertained because I love film but on a sketchy level. When you don't except a masterpiece and like action and aren't having a headache at the moment you will have some fun with it.

A crushing disappointment. 'The Bourne Legacy' threatened to destroy the.. erm... legacy of the series but scraped by because it wasn't really an official Bourne film. This film, however, has made a ridicule of the franchise. The story is both pointless and terribly written. The action is lacklustre. Matt Damon seems to go through the motions. Forget this film exists and rewatch the original trilogy. I can already hear Hollywood Execs planning a new trilogy though. Bourne Again - Jason Bourne is reborn in a reboot Bourne Free - Bourne is finally free from CIA shenanigans and lives peacefully on a dairy farm until a sniper takes out his cows. He is killed in the closing scene. Don't Mourn Bourne - He's not really dead. Then the prequel.. The Dawn of Bourne And then... Yawn, it's Bourne The End

Quickly watched, quickly forgotten ¯\_(ツ)_/¯