Storyline
The most dangerous former operative of the CIA is drawn out of hiding to uncover hidden truths about his past.
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Matt Damon, Johnny Cicco, Vincent Cassel, Tommy Lee Jones, Alexander Yassin, Julia Stiles, Anthony Molinari, Joan Riegert, Gregg Henry, Lasco Atkins, Gioacchino Jim Cuffaro, Riz Ahmed, Ato Essandoh, Graham Curry, Trevor White, Robert Stanton, Bill Camp, Paul Edney, B.J. Parker, Charles Jarman, Greg Benoit, Stephen Kunken, Alicia Vikander, Bron James, Tina Simmons, Gintare Beinoraviciute, Alex Martin, Amy De Bhrún, Robb Moon, Timothy Skyler Dunigan, Gladis Giada, Tony Vivio, Neve Gachev, Nick Donald, John Heartstone, Jozef Aoki, Akie Kotabe, Alexander Cooper, Guna Gultniece, Paul Terry, Kornelia Horvath, Georgie-May Tearle, Joe Kennard, Alex Gillison, Scott Shepherd, Barbara Edwards, Yusuf Hofri, Amelie McKendry, Dino Fazzani, Mac Pietowski, Nicole Chauvet, Phillip Allen Hall III, Steven Krasner, Rob Marchitti, Lisa Nygard-Pugh, Vinzenz Kiefer, Ben Stylianou, Kaya Yuzuki, Matthew O'Neill, Lizzie Phillips, Paris Stangl, Matt Blair, Robin Crouch, Miguel Alves-Khan, Duran Fulton Brown, Jay Vincent Diaz, Richard Nunez, Sonny Robertson, James Dormuth, Dexter Emery, Jorge Luis Alvarez, Ava Katharina Maria Hoeller, Shane Williams, Frank Roskowski, Martin Daniel Latham, Sasha Larkin, Barrie Brown, Stuart Jeffrey Cram, Brian Duda, Bobby Akers, Hugo Alonzo, Griffin Andrews, Jeremy Angel, Sarah Armstrong, Robert-Anthony Artlett, Alphonso Austin, Martin Ballantyne, Tim Baros, Marc Benanti, Tom Bonello, Charles-Jean Boucher, Allen Bracken, Vin'Cenzo Burgess, Anthony Burkhalter, Eduardo Jed Camara, Hunter Cannistraci, Lenisa Ann Careaga, Shin-Fei Chen, Jeannine Comeau, Constance Consola, Angel Contreras, Jesse M. Cooper, Graig Couton, Lisamarie Cowan, Roger Julian Cross, Darlene Dalmaceda, Erin C. Davis, Christine de Lota, Jody Deats, Steven I. Dillard, Andrew Dunkelberger, Heiko Effenberger, Aaron Egawa, Daniel Eghan, Clara Emanuel, Ricardo Ewert, Nathan Ferguson, Joseph D Fisher, Ellie Fox, Alexander Garganera, Michael Garvey, Philip Greene, Adam Gregory, Shane Griffin, Kevin Hager, Yumiko Hanasaka, Jeanette Hatlestad, Michael Haydon, David Hershwitzky, Jamie Hodge, Ken Holliday, Oliver Hollingdale, Romulus Hotea, Jahmilla Jackson, Dolly Jagdeo, Jimi James, Kyle James, Natasha Jenssen, Kyle Jerichow, Jauhara Jivanji, Jemarko Jones, Mark Justice, KaiCarra, Lampros Kalfuntzos, Attila G. Kerekes, Kyle Kesterson, Marat Khairoullin, Kaveh Khatiri, Slim Khezri, Elle van Knoll, Vivian Yoon Lee, Kamil Lemieszewski, Matthew Leonhart, David Ae Levy, Raul Limon, Frank Lui Geo, Kevin Lye, Maria Marra, Garry Marriott, Jason Matthewson, Stephanie McIntyre, Neal McNeil, Addyson Medley, Andy Mihalache, Sean Moon, Paul A Munday, Ashley Nicole Murray, Celina Nessa, Emily Ng, Brodi Nicholas, Jason Novak, Emeson Nwolie, Angelo Olivier, Sarah Ospina, Dean Preston, Damon Proctor, Jon Prophet, Abigail Rich, Lovell Richards, Jarrett Ricker, Brian Robak, Belen Rosenberg, Andre Rutherford, Nunzio Santoro, Shane Santos, Lani Sarem, Kaleigh Saunders, Nicolas Savidis-Macris, Mark Sawtelle, Earl Vincent Sherwood II, Adonis Simmons, Neil Alexander Smith, Eric Sparks, Richard Stanley, Elicia Stokes Navarro, Alyx Stone, Aaron Strong, Tony Toste, Michael A. Tushaus, Vassiliki Tzanakou, Luke Van Bergen, Sheila Vossough, Marla Aaron Wapner, Don Whatley, LaFonda Whitehead, Chris Wolfe, Andie Ximenes, Brad Hamerly
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Reviews
95
This fourth entry after a nine-year break for Damon and Greengrass should represent, for those ready and able to separate popcorn mayhem from the grim realities of world headlines, a bruising and exhilarating ride.
83
Director Paul Greengrass (Captain Phillips, United 93) has always had a taste for the topical and political, and his third Bourne outing augments the usual truth-and-justice talking points with a strenuously current nod to digital privacy issues via a Zuckerberg-like social-media mogul (Riz Ahmed). If anything, he underplays those assets, shorting deeper story development for exotic zip codes, bang-up fisticuffs, and adrenalized chase scenes.
80
This explosive reunion between Damon and director Paul Greengrass further reveals key secrets about Bourne’s origins, bringing its lethal protagonist as close as he’s ever likely to get to total recall.
70
Up until a narratively implausible and logistically ridiculous climactic motorcycle chase through Vegas that feels like a sop to the Fast & Furious crowd, Jason Bourne is an engrossing re-immersion in the violent and mysterious world of Matt Damon's shadowy secret op.
60
The Snowden/social media plotline of this film does a bit to make Bourne more relevant. But the ingredients are basically the same.
