Jason Bourne’s back in cinemas this week, bringing Matt Damon’s super-spy out of hiding after a nine year stint punching fools off the grid (the franchise did briefly rear its head in 2012, but we don’t talk about that).
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It’s taken many movies for Jason Bourne to finally regain his memory, but, if “Jason Bourne” is any indication, he’s still unhappy. The original trilogy starred Matt Damon, but then came the fourth with Jeremy Renner getting his shine in the lead. As the last series of the series Jason Bourne is comes up few months ago and here it comes with more interesting and more actions and really going to be loved by the audience.
The change was seen at the box office as well. That begs the question, though, of when the Jason Bourne DVD release date will be. His 28 nationwide films since taking on Bourne, which included “The Bourne Identity”, made $2.3 billion overall, for an average of $84.5 million, according to comScore. Mr. Damon, for his part, is as subdued as ever. The nefarious Central Intelligence Agency director (Tommy Lee Jones, craggier than ever) wants Bourne eliminated, and his hired French assassin (Vincent Cassel, appropriately wolfish) is just the man to do it. Not that he stops with acting; the Oscar-winning-writer-cum-action-hero’s been just as active in recent years in his humanitarian efforts (evidenced by a slighter run of films since Ultimatum).
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“Instead of falling into the trap of typecasting that befalls some young actors, he’s leveraged that success to put together an eclectic body of work that anyone would be proud to claim”, Robbins added.
