After hiding for two years in India, Jason Bourne is forced back on the run again when an assassin finds him. The bullet that was meant for him kills his girlfriend, and angered by the tragedy he is out for revenge, not against the man but the system that killed her.

15+ Mature audiences. Don't watch it unless you have seen its prequel, The Bourne Identity (see "The Bourne Identity (Blu-ray + DVD)"  )

Flashbacks raise the tension and make Bourne's past much more interesting. The action is exciting and intense, the violence isn't over the top.

Bourne always has smart ways of doing things and he is quick-thinking.

The plot is good but it lags a little in this film. It's not as gripping as the other two.

Needs more subplots.

The morals are very good in this movie, especially at the end. Even a hardened killer can find forgiveness and peace.

It is the less interesting of the series, but still worth watching.

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