Very disappointed :(

a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.

.Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

The Bourne Identity introduced Matt Damon as Jason Bourne and he is simply amazing. Doug Liman is great at action sequences as well as pacing the film and he excels here. Damon is, as already enthusiastically mentioned above, really good as the spy Jason Bourne who is found in a state of confusion when the film begins. I never got the chance to see the rest of the films but this was a very good thriller from Liman which reminds me to go see them.

Matt Damon really is a badass. I could watch this movie again, and again, and again. This is my all time favorite. It's just perfect, and brilliant, and thrilling: the cast, the acting, the soundtrack, the fight scenes, the car chase scene, and Matt Damon completely blows my mind every time. If you haven't watched it yet trust me... Do it now!

I remember this movie being an average film. Nothing amazing but nothing terrible either. I thought when I watched it that Chris Copper had by far put up the best performance in the entire film. In fact despite him being a villain I felt bad when he got killed off at the end. Since I had seen quite possibly the only good part (actor wise) get killed off the series. Anyways, so I thought that the visuals were decent because none of it really felt like it was done on screen and the places looked like real areas that you can find and go to. Some of the action was really awesome and exciting while other bits sort of fell flat. Matt Damon I thought has an alright performance but I didn't really think much of the female. I thought she was pretty weak on the acting part. Overall the film isn't terrible but it's no masterpiece. I would say it's worth watching once just to see what it's all about.

It's interesting to reflect on Bourne I and how social media was in its infancy, and then full blown by the time Jason Bourne was released in 2016. Here there are no CIA close-up shots of Jason running through the streets of beautiful Paris, getting dressed, utilizing his mobile, and so on. It's sort of gumshoe surveillance for the times, 2002.There's full blown plot and action in Bourne I, and I was impressed big time. If you need Bourne to sort out a dispute for you, he won't let you down.Bourne I was released in the era of Bush II and Blair, and by the time we get to Jason Bourne in 2016, Trump is on the brink of being elected to the White House.