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..Awsome final chapter.. did you see it yet..?

" 1. "The Bourne Ultimatum," Universal, $69,283,690, 3,660 locations, $18,930 average, $69,283,690, one week.
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I haven't viewed this film yet. Ideally, I would like to rewatch Identity and Supremacy before seeing Ultimatum. I may just do that once it comes out on home video.

I saw it. It was awesome. I like how it started off pretty much where the last left off.

Also what was Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles) talking about when she said she had a hard time working with him before? Did they have a previous relationship or something? I never read the books so I have no idea.

Saw it saturday. Great movie. I like how the movies flow from one to the other. The action was excellent. Going back to see it again.

Ian wrote:I saw it. It was awesome. I like how it started off pretty much where the last left off.

Also what was Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles) talking about when she said she had a hard time working with him before? Did they have a previous relationship or something? I never read the books so I have no idea.

Haven't seen the third movie yet...but the books are a recommended read. Those three are among about half a dozen that I'd rate as Robert Ludlum's best work. They also vary widely enough from the movie that you won't feel like you're covering old ground.

I'd say Identity and Supremacy are the best two of the book series; Ultimatum isn't bad. Also, note that they had a made-for-TV miniseries of "The Bourne Identity" some years ago with Richard Chamberlain as Jason Bourne, which was done quite well and stayed closer to the books.

I saw Ultimatum last weekend, and I, along with 2 of my friends that also saw both Identity & Supremacy thought it was a great movie.

My 2 other friends that hadn't seen the first 2 were confused, and one down-right hated it (although she went into seeing it with a negative attitude towards it as well.)

Check out this new Bourne trailer.
It's the best one yet!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=T23oNcCFriE