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| Alicia Vikander | ... | ||
| Vincent Cassel | ... | ||
| Julia Stiles | ... | ||
| Riz Ahmed | ... | ||
| Ato Essandoh | ... | ||
| Scott Shepherd | ... | ||
| Bill Camp | ... | ||
| Vinzenz Kiefer | ... | ||
| Stephen Kunken | ... | ||
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Ben Stylianou | ... |
Greek Van Driver
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| Kaya Yuzuki | ... |
Hacker
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| Matthew O'Neill | ... |
Lead Hub Tech
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Lizzie Phillips | ... | |
Jason Bourne is again being hunted by the CIA. It begins when Nicky Parsons a former CIA operative who helped Bourne, who went under and now works with a man who's a whistle blower and is out to expose the CIA's black ops. Nicky hacks into the CIA and downloads everything on all their Black Ops, including Treadstone which Bourne was a part of. And Heather Lee, a CIA agent, discovers the hack and brings it to the attention of CIA Director Dewey, the man behind the Black Ops. He orders Parsons be found and, hopefully, Bourne, too. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com
Any true fan of Jason Bourne knows Matt Damon said that the next Bourne after Ultimatum should be named The Bourne Redundancy. He was right! The story line is stupid and lazy. The directing is also lazy. The special effects are good. Bourne is no longer a meticulous planner, his actions are ridiculously reckless and would make you wonder WTH !!!!! The technology used by the CIA is fantasy technology imagined by the kind of people who don't know anything about technology or even science, you would probably laugh at the programming language used by the CIA in the first few minutes of the movie, and it only gets more ridiculous from there. This movie also serves as a advertising tool for some very wealthy and infamous businesses, and those scenes showing the business names are so painfully long and awkward. The story line also has to serve those special interests.Go see it and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. In general, don't waste your time, other people's time, and money to see this piece of junk.