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| | the bourne identity review -- *** -- movie views by jamey hughton -- movieviews.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17) |
 | | With news that his latest assignment was not successful and no trace of contact from their agent, Bourne’s government superiors (led by Chris Cooper) assume that he has gone rogue, and after he is located, they dispatch a series of assassins to hunt Bourne and tie up the necessary loose ends. |
 | | But Jason, on a quest to discover his identity, finds a vital ally in a German woman (Franka Potente) whom he will provide with $20,000 for a ride to Paris, but in close pursuit are the hit-men trained in Bourne’s own trade, including the ruthless “Professor” (played by the great Clive Owen, star of “Croupier”). |
 | | In the end, “The Bourne Identity” is a lot of fun, not only for its high-tech elements but also for its intelligent characterizations and deft handling of such a straightforward story. |
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