However, Tommy Lee Jones has the most underdeveloped character of the film, and perhaps the most clichéd and dullest character of all five films put together. Vincent Cassell has an underwritten role but is still awesome, dripping with menace. Alicia Vikander acquits herself well being sympathetic and with guts. Damon makes a very welcome return and is one of the not so many elements that still work, bringing steel, authority and vulnerability to a role that was originally quite a departure from his previous roles. Some of the action is exciting and fun as well as tense. Starting with the good things, there are moments where the film has a slick and stylish look with great locations.

However, even with the involvement of Damon and Greengrass what worked so well before is lost here and it is even more pointless than 'Legacy'.

Finally seeing 'Jason Bourne', like 'The Bourne Legacy', it was better than expected and there are good things. Despite Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass returning, again the point of it was questioned and there was the worry as to whether it was going to lose a lot of what was so great about the original trilogy. Judging from the relatively mixed reviews, there was the uncertainty as to how 'Jason Bourne' was going to turn out. Expectations were low for 'The Bourne Legacy', and while it was nowhere as bad as feared it left me feeling what was the point when it really should have stopped at 'Ultimatum'. Really liked 'Identity' and 'Supremacy' and loved 'Ultimatum', even if neither were one hundred percent perfect and had a couple of flaws between them while having a vast number of strengths. The good news was that they left me with the sense of how on earth did it take so long to see them. It wasn't until fairly recently when finally getting round to watching the original Bourne trilogy, after being behind with my film watching for various reasons and not being sure as to whether they'd be my cup of tea.

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