Rating:

5 out of 5
By Vic Holtreman
Short version: A definitive action/spy movie with a cool lead character and a plot that won’t insult your intelligence.
In preparation for the release of the upcoming film The Bourne Supremacy I decided to sit down and have another look at The Bourne Identity. I have to say that the second film in this series has a lot to live up to.
Bourne Identity opens with our unidentified protagonist afloat in the Mediterranean, presumably dead. He is picked up (unconscious) by a fishing boat where immediately it’s apparant that he is not just a regular shmoe. The closest the boat has to a doctor pulls bullets out of our mystery man’s back, as well as an implanted capsule containing what seems to be a bank account number saved in a rather ingenious way. Mystery man (Matt Damon) awakens briefly, groggy but immediately aggressively defensive, and it’s divulged that he does not know who he is.
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