Bourne Supremacy has to be my favourite of the three, though Greengrass' editing is a bit overdone, with some great action, some really awesome little intelligent moments (the two times where Bourne reveals he's been watching the building the entire time never get old), Damon having grown in to the role a bit more and the film possessing an emotional core that for me the other films lack. Still nothing great, though I found it amusing enough.

Cracking spy thriller: tense, intelligent with phenomenal fight sequences.

Following the explosive Bourne Identity, Supremacy continues in an even more action packed style, with the much copied shakey camera which I feel fits brilliantly with this fast paced, adrenalin filled chase. As Bourne discovers more and more about who he is, he becomes a much darker and grittier character, not only second guessing the CIA but playing them at ever turn. The car chase scene is also one of the best ever created winning the stunt team numerous awards !!

Not bad.... not good, but not bad.

The zipping from country to country, and back and forth between Bourne and the spooks tracking him, is fun, but the film feels a lot like a middle chapter rather than standing alone.

Matt Damon at all his best - nothing fits him better than this role. Exiting story, cool explotions, women... Can you wish anything better?

Not living up to the first one unfortunately but still worth it

Getting into the story more, Bourne is a thug

According to IMDB, " Jason Bourne never smiles in the film." Yeah, this is the bleakest of the trilogy, by far. The muted colors, the use (and overuse) of the handycam, and Bourne's desperation create a very frantic feel to this one. While Supremacy is flanked by better films, it still stands as a great addition to an amazing trilogy. The car chase is especially well done.

A well-done sequel to the original. So much fun to watch.

The Bourne Series would be better as a tv show then in the big screen.