Jason Bourne (2016)

The camera never stays still for more than a second so imagine watching an episode of The Amazing Race on The Zipper: the "contestants" are the most technologically-enabled but most bungling CIA team ever assembled for the franchise (and only them - there are zero outsiders in this world) and the "prize" they are vying for you might think is a personality because there isn't one between them nor one to be found at any of the "roadblocks" in Berlin, Greece, London or Las Vegas - now that Jason Bourne remembers everything, has his identity back and we all know his name, a personality seems to be the last missing thing.

★★☆☆☆

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The Bourne Legacy (2012)

Not as sharp as previous Bourne instalments, this one is minus Jason Bourne and has Aaron Cross instead, a drug-addicted government super agent who partners with a government scientist to stay alive as mostly caucasian government traceurs hunt them because, well, they want them dead, is about the extent of it.

★★★☆☆

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