Jason Bourne

The fourth installment of the kinetic franchise pulls Bourne out of the shadows to battle the CIA once more, resulting in a bravura conspiracy thriller.

The star is back as a rogue-agent killing machine in the franchise's glorious return to form.

Trained assassin Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) is at least superficially a member of this exclusive — and still almost exclusively male — club, and there are enough spectacular kill...

Former assassin Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) is living off the grid as a bareknuckle fighter. But when old ally Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles) finds him, he’s drawn into a global con...

This terse sequel reunites Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass, shedding light on an important piece of the character's backstory.

Jason Bourne is back, after nine long years in cold franchise storage. That time gap explains why the new film "Jason Bourne" puts quotes around its conflicted super-assassin's ...

Accelerating forward with supercharged determination, “Jason Bourne,” the fifth installment of the spy action thriller series, might be a muscular and visceral chapter in the ‘B...

Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass reteam for the latest installment in the film series about a CIA assassin with extreme memory loss.

They should have let Jason Bourne stay retired.

The movie gets lost in its focus on flash and speed, and forgets about the man — and the fine, quiet actor — at its center.

Jason Bourne is going gray at the temples — just like Batman! They should be friends — and so is the “Bourne” franchise. I love the series, but “Jason Bourne” is the worst of th...

The tedium, I would argue, is not incidental but essential, because this is not really a spy thriller or even a foot-chase and fist-fight-driven action movie, but rather a sombe...

Paul Greengrass and his star have upped the tech and chucked in references to Snowden, but it’s basic Bourne that remains most persuasive.

Jason Bourne still packs a punch, but ends up chasing his own tail.

Greengrass is as dexterous as ever, yet the result, though abounding in thrills, seems oddly stifled by self-consciousness and, dare one say, superfluous. Come on, guys. There a...

The film's chase sequences may leave you feeling worked over instead of energized, but Damon brings the personal touch Jason Bourne needs.

Jason Bourne scatters philosophies, ideologies, and iconography of the modern world throughout its script.

Jason Bourne ends inconclusively, and leaves plenty of wiggle room for future escapades.

Jason Bourne belongs to Damon and Greengrass, whose admirable — and entirely appropriate — goal of playing it for kicks comes across, this time around, as an oddly joyless chore.

The movie is a by-the-numbers action film that's not nearly as strong as its Damon-led predecessors.

“Jason Bourne” may entice ticket buyers with prospects of a creative and adrenalin-pumping reunion between Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass, a duo that went beyond typica...

So much revenge, so many father issues.

Matt Damon returns as the as the action hero, renewing his campaign against rogue elements in the CIA while avoiding an omniscient surveillance network.

A more appropriate title for Jason Bourne might be Walking: The Motion Picture. This fifth entry in the franchise loosely (very loosely) based on Robert Ludlum's bestselling nov...

Where Greengrass's action sequences were once visceral and intentionally unpleasant, now they just titillate.