Bourne ultimatum 5: Why Bourne ultimatum is the coolest agent in history?

Bourne ultimatum is the strongest spy film in history, which is well-founded and convincing.

Bourne is different from James Bond and agent Hunter in Mission Impossible. He doesn't want to pretend or pick up girls. He also needs to buy luxury cars and advanced weapons with public funds. He can kill people with anything he has.

Although he is good at fighting, firearms, racing and tracking, he has extremely fast reaction speed, logical reasoning and crisis awareness, but his appearance is extremely passers-by, belonging to the type that disappears after being thrown into the crowd.

Other agents like dances, bars and conference halls best, while Bourne likes squares, stations and crowds. He can't tell jokes, he doesn't have qq, he doesn't play with Weibo and friends, and he doesn't sprinkle chicken soup casually.

In addition to action scenes and iconic clap photography, the biggest charm of Bourne ultimatum 5 comes from the character of Bourne ultimatum, and the sense of fragmentation, guilt and collapse in middle-aged Bourne ultimatum is getting stronger and stronger.

At the end of the film, when Bourne finished beating the killer like him with his fist, dragging his no longer young body and walking away from us with heavy steps against the light, this personality tension reached its climax.