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The Bourne Ultimatum (Widescreen) starring: Joan Allen, Matt Damon, Albert Finney, Scott Glenn, Colin Stinton directed by: Paul Greengrass List Price: CDN$ 22.99 City Travel Guides Price: CDN$ 16.99 You Save: CDN$6.00 (26%)Prices subject to change. |
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Aspect Ratio: 2.40:1 Binding: DVD EAN: 0025193227423 Format: AC-3, Dolby, Dubbed, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen Label: Universal Studios Manufacturer: Universal Studios Publisher: Universal Studios Release Date: December 11, 2007 Studio: Universal Studios Theatrical Release Date: December 11, 2007 Sales Rank: 2687 MPN: MCAD61032274D Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Wake me up when it's over !!!!I almost think there was a typo when they created the title. It probably was and should have been The Boring Ultimatum. I am finally out of the hospital and now able to write a review, having been admitted for severe ad nauseum and vertigo after viewing this time-waster. I am sure it was caused from all the camera shaking. I have always believed if a director has to shake the crap out of a camera to give the feeling of "action" it can be a good thing if it is for a minute, but if it is for the whole movie, then there is a problem. It felt like it was filmed with a $60 handycam. This movie was so shaky all the way to the end, it was both annoying and extremely distracting from what little interest the flick generated for me. I admit it took me ... Read More: Rating: - Piece of garbageThis movie is one long chase scene. And that's it. It insults your intelligence. The interaction between characters is non existent and so is the dialogue. The CIA is just so good at finding who did it by just punching it up on a computer in a room full of people in New York. But they can't seem to catch one guy across how many places? And why exactly? Because he was part of some secret program. Who cares? This was all played out in the 80's and is old news. Oh yeah and those people in New York that can see everyone and everything anywhere in the world. Funny how they need to punch up the pictures of their own agents on their computers and put it on a screen that has a current picture that was taken minutes ago. They are so good it even has the ... Read More: Rating:  - Possibly the best in the seriesThe Bourne series proves to be one that continues to be worth watching with this, the third installment of the popular saga based on Robert Ludlum's novels. This installment is a vast improvement on the 2nd film, which was mediocre at best, and stands on par with the classic first film of the franchise. "The Bourne Ultimatum" is by far the most revealing episode of the series as Bourne continuously learns revealing bits and pieces of who he is, all while the CIA is trying to thwart his attempts by assasinating him. The action never really lets up in this movie and Matt Damon does a fanatastic acting job, as has been customary of him. In a year marred with bad "threequels" such as the SpiderMan and Pirates of the Carribean entries, ... Read More: Rating: - Great Movie - Less Expensive ElsewhereThis movie is exciting, not the weakest in the series. Why is it selling for $14.99 on amazon.com? Future Shop is selling both full screen and widescreen editions for $19.99 Rating: - Motion sickness possible but great otherwiseThis was far better than #2 and explained many of the things which you were left thinking "How was that possible" from the second one. While there was thankfully not the overkill of car chases in this one, the over use of the hand cam, running after the action did leave you with a strong feeling of motion sickness, even from the back of the theater. Hopefully this will not be so with the DVD. Otherwise it's one of the best movies this year. |
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