Some of that has bloody results, and those scenes and various moments of peril might be intense or unsettling for some viewers. Violence consists of several murders, some scenes of behavioral modification based torture, as well as several intense fights with all sorts of brutal blows delivered to bodies, etc. Profanity consists of at least 3 "s" words, while other expletives and colorful phrases are uttered, and a couple is briefly seen making out in a flashback.
OUR WORD TO PARENTS: Here's a quick look at the content found in this action flick that's been rated PG-13. (Note: The "Our Take" review of this title examines the film's artistic merits and does not take into account any of the possibly objectionable material listed below).
EDGAR RAMIREZ and JOEY ANSAH play government operatives assigned to kill others, including Jason.Ĭurious if this title is entertaining, any good, and/or has any artistic merit?.SCOTT GLENN plays the CIA director who wants whatever it takes to keep the covert operation working, including the murders of their own people.ALBERT FINNEY plays the behavior modification specialist who programmed Jason in the past, but most contend with his creation coming back after him.PADDY CONSIDINE plays a British newspaper reporter who's unaware of the severity of his story exposing a top-secret U.S.JULIA STILES plays a CIA agent who tries to help Jason, and thus risks both her career and life in doing so.JOAN ALLEN plays his subordinate who doesn't agree with his way of doing business, and wants to bring in Jason alive.He clashes with Pamela, and uses some profanity. DAVID STRATHAIRN plays the CIA official who sees Jason and others as expendable threats to his operation, and thus orders hits on them.He must constantly stay one step ahead of his superiors and the goons they've ordered to kill him, resulting in him battling with and killing some of them.
government who wants revenge on those who killed his girlfriend and programmed him to be a highly efficient killer. MATT DAMON plays an amnesic undercover agent for the U.S.WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: PG-13 For violence and intense sequences of action. WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT? If they're fans of the first two films, they probably will. That doesn't sit well with deputy director Pamela Landy (JOAN ALLEN) who clashes with Vosen over that decision, which eventually also includes putting out a hit order on CIA employee Nicky Parsons (JULIA STILES) when she assist Jason.Ĭonstantly on the run and always needing to be one step ahead of his superiors and their goons, Jason tries to uncover the final piece to the puzzle about who he really is, a quest that will increasingly put him in danger as he sets out to find the man responsible, Dr.
Having learned that British newspaper reporter Simon Ross (PADDY CONSIDINE) has met with an insider informant about Operation Black Briar - a top-secret program that wouldn't look good if news of it was made public - Jason wants to find him.īut he's not alone, for CIA director Ezra Kramer (SCOTT GLENN) wants all of that as well as Bourne quelled, meaning deputy director Noah Vosen (DAVID STRATHAIRN) must pull out all stops, including sending the likes of assassins Paz (EDGAR RAMIREZ) and Desh (JOEY ANSAH) to do the job. agents, former covert government operative Jason Bourne (MATT DAMON) is still troubled and frustrated by his nebulous past and the fact that the agency he once worked for now wants him dead. PLOT: Following the death of his girlfriend and having previously been framed for the murder of two U.S. QUICK TAKE: Action/Thriller: A former covert operative tries to find the source of his troubled past and get revenge for the death of his girlfriend, all while dealing with government agents and assassins who want to kill him. (2007) (Matt Damon, David Strathairn) (PG-13)
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