It's not a mistake. They don't make mistakes. They don't do random. There is always an objective, always a target

The Bourne Supremecy is a fantastic movie. For me, this is the pinnacle of what spy movies should be. People who are exceptionally good at what they do, with no distractions.

This movie has no unneccesary romances, no silly side plots, the fate of the world is not at stake. The movie deals in a smaller, more realistic scope. This movie feels like it actually could happen. Yes, there are some crazy moments where you're skeptical if he really could walk away from that crash, or if that car would still be driving after all that damage. But those are standard action movie fare, and true realism would really be entertaining.

My only complaint (no kidding, I only have one, that's rare) is the camera work and editing is very jumpy and quick. They did this for a reason, they wanted to convey a sense of confusion, especially in the quick moving crowd scenes. Sometimes this is valuable, personally I almost never like it - not just my style, but I think this movie went overboard by any measure.

Ahhh, I love watching good movies. It's been a great summer for them....

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