[Film] Bourne Ultimatum

No big review. It was good and a good conclusion to the trilogy. Hardly a slow moment (as in nobody moving) from one chase scene to another across some very cool locations.
The other good thing is the realistic tech. Unlike other spy/mystery thrillers, all the tech is believable. The CCTV footage is grainy and can't be magically enhanced into a hires mugshot and the footage from a handheld camcorder at full zoom across the street just looks like that. The use of a mobile phone for a live video feed is inspired and yet so simple.
The unrealistic bit, as before, is Bourne's almost Wolverine-like recuperation power but hey, it's Hollywood.

Nice to see Daniel Brühl as Franka Potente's brother. Tiny role but who knows, he might have gotten his foot in. However, I hope he continues to make high-quality Kino at home rather than end up as a third-rate Hollywood actor like Prochnow.

*blinks*

I'm half watching The Fast and the Furious and just thought, hang on, that's Stottlemeyer when he started talking and yep, it's Ted Levine. I'd never have recognised him with the goatee...