Bond did it too), Jason Bourne (Matt Damon, duh) pops up in an underground fighting circuit off the grid somewhere in Europe. So in the grand tradition of Rambo III (the one where Sly helps the Taliban…it was a different era. Yet compared to the other popcorn thrill-rides released over the summer, this sucker holds up rather well. Otherwise, the sequel feels a little stretched. When the flick hits its explosive high notes, it’s a delight to see this ass-kicking amnesiac back in action. Nope, while that gentle political attack is baked into the premise, the truth is that these guys wanted to prove that Jason Bourne could still deliver blockbuster action better than the competition. However, that doesn’t really feel like the real reason for this blockbuster’s existence. That kind of happened with Snowden and so forth, and so they made a new Bourne flick.

The implication was that they had to wait for some sort of government surveillance scandal and related political turmoil to arise in the real world that could fit into their ongoing fictional narrative. When Paul Greengrass and Matt Damon wrapped up their trilogy of paranoid spy antics, they mentioned that Bourne might return if the time felt right. It only took nine years and one spin-off film so forgettable that you probably can’t even recall its title.

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