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The Bourne 4
Raina 2022-04-22 07:01:04
Although I didn't have any expectations, I still took the time to watch this sequel, and halfway through it, I felt that I could make a conclusion: a veritable mediocre work. It is conceivable that if it weren't for the reputation of Spy Shots, it is estimated that half of it would be flashy. The reason why The Bourne Bourne has gained worldwide attention is because of the sense of presence, rhythm, and authenticity that created an era. It's clear that this fourth episode, directed by a former screenwriter, is trying hard to preserve its merits, but it turns out to be like a cat and a tiger, and the sequel to the best action movie of the past 30 years has been reduced to a mediocre work. It's no wonder that Matt Damon stated that he would not act in episode 4 unless the former director directed it. Apart from personal emotional factors, he should not have confidence in the director of season 4. In addition, after all, the fourth episode was made up, not the original author, the late detective and spy novel writer Robert Ludron, the script level is two grades worse than the first three episodes. After this superfluous work, there will certainly not be a 5th film, only the first three films based on the original will be forever appreciated and praised by fans.
Extended Reading
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Byer: We are the sin eaters. It means that we take the moral excrement we find in this equation and we bury it down deep inside of us, so that the rest of our case can stay pure. That is the job. We are morally indefensible, and absolutely necessary.
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Retired Adm. Mark Turso, USN: Is it possible?
Ezra Kramer: Possible? We had Bourne six weeks ago in Moscow. He was on foot, wounded, with a full Cossack posse up his ass. Somehow, he walked out of there. I've kind of lost my perspective on what's possible.