You know, I used to think James Bond was top dog when it came to international agents, but you know, I realize now that I think Jason Bourne would take him down. You really don't know how much it pains me to say that. Anyway, although not quite as delightfully raw and taut-as-a-wire as its two predecessors, The Bourne Ultimatum still delivers more than its share of suspense and action, with Paul Greengrass’ trademark car crash jolts of intensity. I think that's pretty much all that needs to be said - if you liked the first two, definitely continue 'til the end of the ride.
Saturday, August 04, 2007
Bond vs. Bourne
You know, I used to think James Bond was top dog when it came to international agents, but you know, I realize now that I think Jason Bourne would take him down. You really don't know how much it pains me to say that. Anyway, although not quite as delightfully raw and taut-as-a-wire as its two predecessors, The Bourne Ultimatum still delivers more than its share of suspense and action, with Paul Greengrass’ trademark car crash jolts of intensity. I think that's pretty much all that needs to be said - if you liked the first two, definitely continue 'til the end of the ride.
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Where do Jaws and Oddjob fit into this?
I know how much you like Bond, as I once did. I haven't seen any of the Bourne movies yet, so I will definitely make it a point to do so.
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