The film maintains the excitement and realism of the series, but while losing the leading role, it also lost a large part of the soul. (The)
For the film to be successful, the protagonist must have a story frame like 007 that can change roles at will, or allow Damon to return to some extent, even if it is just a cameo; in the end, none of this happened, which seriously damaged the quality of the film. ()
There are no shortage of tense moments in the film, but it has not been able to bring this tension together. ()
It is completely enjoyable, but the height of the previous work is still too difficult to reach. ()
The film's tone and visual style have been maintained, but the original excitement has been obliterated by the feeling of deja vu. ()
The Bourne Shadow series has ended after the trilogy, and this 135-minute sequel is like a death knell. This is a weird movie with too many details but not a single detail has been developed enough. ()
