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Critics Consensus: A well-made sequel that delivers the thrills.
Critic Consensus: A well-made sequel that delivers the thrills.
All Critics (194) | Top Critics (42) | Fresh (158) | Rotten (36) | DVD (21)
[Director] Greengrass proves himself equally adept at action, building on the edginess of Doug Liman's original with a feverish handheld camera and frenetic editing.
Of its kind, The Bourne Supremacy is incredibly skilled -- much more exciting than its predecessor.
Another of those incoherent Robert Ludlum spy thrillers with more logistics than logic.
An entertaining, well-constructed spy story (though not as satisfying as the first film -- perhaps because it's not as simple).
The movie is utterly synthetic.
Good enough to make one have faith in certain things again, like spy movies, sequels and the charismatically low-key, quietly lethal movie-star charisma of Matt Damon.
Needless to say, the viewers also get to drink in some awesome landscape, particularly the snowy, wintry Moscow. Where Supremacy differs from Identity is that questions do get answered here eventually.
Despite its grave themes (or perhaps because or them), The Bourne Supremacy is still supremely thrilling.
The strengths are amazing, and it's pretty impressive how thoroughly and successfully the movie rewrote the vocabulary of action cinema.
A minor step above the entertaining (yet underwhelming) The Bourne Identity...
Second in trilogy is a smooth but violent thriller.
More than adequately serves as a no-nonsense escapist action thriller.
Even superior to the first movie, this exhilarating sequel boasts a lot of action while it is always exciting to see Bourne use his brains and skills to stay one step ahead of the people who are after him, creating a clever inversion of roles in which the hunters become the prey.
Super Reviewer
It's witty and stylish, especially with the addition of director Paul Greengrass. The Bourne Supremacy picks up where 'Identity' left off with even more action/thrills and a well-made script that personifies this rogue amnesiac super agent. 4/5
16/02/2013 (Online)
Hyper-caffeinated camerawork and editing really detract- Greengrass incapable of holding a shot. Dammit, my eye moves around the frame you don't have to move them for me. Still - a lot of smart fun and Damon is very good.
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