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Jason Bourne is back and better then ever. Even if you are sick of trilogies this year, TAKE ONE MORE WITH THIS ONE BABY. In this movie you get it ALL (when it comes to action). GREAT ACTING, the plot was awesome and easy to follow, but what really did it for me were the fight scenes, I take Escrima martial arts and other martial arts and I was just blown away by how real the fighting scenes looked. If you liked the first two, then you better make plans for this one.

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Matt Damon has returned for the third time as Jason Bourne, the super spy who doesn't know why (feel free to laugh at that). It's a good thing he did, because the third and final installment in the Bourne series is the best. This time, Bourne travels the world from England to Madrid to Morocco to New York in search of how he became the killing machine that he is. Along the way, there is plenty of action, including shots fired in a busy train terminal and a suspenseful chase and fight in a Moroccan city. There are some funny lines to loosen up the suspense, but the action scenes are what make this movie so great. While some people get nauseas because of the moving and up-close camera, I personally love it; it makes me feel as if I'm next to Bourne with a front row seat of the action. If you've been waiting years to know who exactly Bourne is, this is the movie you have to see. All of your questions about his past are finally answered at some point in the movie. With the help of ex-enemies Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles) and Pamela Landy (Joan Allen), Jason finds out who he is. Trust me, you do not want to miss this movie. The action is incredible, the dialogue is great, the acting is fine, and, most importantly of all, the mystery is solved.

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