Jason Bourne movie review

Jason Bourne is again being hunted by the CIA. It begins when Nicky Parson a former CIA operative who helped Bourne who then went under and now works with a man who's a whistle blower and is out to expose the CIA's black ops. So Nicky hacks into the CIA and downloads everything on all their Black Ops including Treadstone which Bourne was a part of. And Heather Lee, a CIA agent discovers the hack and brings it to the attention of CIA Director Dewey, the man behind the Black Ops. He then orders Parsons be found and hopefully Bourne too. 

Jason Bourne is a reunion of Paul Greengrass and Matt Damon to make another great movie about Borne. But a perfect fourth movie about Bourne did not work, despite a fine cast, the film brings to the franchise nothing original, and creates an impression that if the movie did not exist then it would serve the story of Jason Bourne better. 

This is an average movie by the execution, but it does have a few good episodes of action and interactions between the CIA and their operatives. The system is shown from the inside and it is enjoyable to watch some of new characters. I am frankly very disappointed by the Tommy Lee Jones character. His character - a typical Born villain from the top, who creates a conspiracy and all the time trying to imitate the bad CIA director.

I think the film deserves praise for creating an atmosphere just like in the previous Bourne films. The camera during action behaves itself like in a Bourne movie. Bourne himself, despite the fact that he is no longer young, became more intelligent and started to plan everything more wisely. 

The movie does not carry the original story. It does not give us the exact status of Bourne, namely, what this character represents at the moment. It is unnecessary sequel for a great trilogy. And everything would be forgotten if the movie turned out to be great, but it did not. Greengrass, in my opinion, failed to give a new impact for the character, only made him useless and miserable.