There're not many action sequences in the whole film in fact, or what you call fight sequences. And this is just what is capable of keeping you going on with Matt Damon's tense. And this is just what is capable of keeping you going on with Matt It really can be regarded as one of best action/spy films ever made, for its emphasis on the story and atmosphere, both of which have the fastest pace among the trilogy. It really can be regarded as one of best action/spy films ever made, for its emphasis on the story and atmosphere, both of which have the fastest pace among the trilogy. I could've walked out half-way in and not cared what happened to Bourne, but relief that I didn't have to sit through the rest. even if the story was any good, watching it is much too painful.
Ultimatum also disappoints because it focuses less on Bourne and more on the investigators saying one-liners that we've all heard before: Give me this camera angle, give that camera angle, etc. Both follow a similar formula and both are anti-climactic. Ultimatum is the crummy finish to the first part of the story, Supremacy, which I saw hours before I seeing Ultimatum. The film doesn't do anything amazing other than the one fight scene with the black guy. Effort in this case being my eyes, which feel like their being gouged out halfway through the movie. I don't care what the story is since it takes too much effort to follow it.
To quote an unregistered user's post in another site, "The director must have glued a video camera to an attention deficits monkey and gave him the control to the focus and the zoom while it was on acid." To me, the film is broken. Not even in the quite scenes between Bourne and that blonde chick did the camera ever stop moving. The way Ultimatum was filmed makes my eyes so tired from having to follow the camera: the blurriness, the shakiness, the cropping, the - it just never stops moving. Village Voice says Ultimatum is some of the most accomplished filmmaking being done.
In this case the picture is the interface to the viewer because it communicates information. Village Voice I believe that if the interface of a medium is too tiresome to work with, then it doesn't matter how good everything else is. I believe that if the interface of a medium is too tiresome to work with, then it doesn't matter how good everything else is.
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