is an absolute crackerjack entertainment: smart, taut, sleek, tense and unrelenting -- an ideal action movie and a truly exemplary sequel. Tony Gilroy, who wrote the first three “Bourne” films ...

Technically, the title is "The Bourne Legacy," but it should have been "Bourne Again." Because the latest "sequel" in the action franchise is really a reboot, plain and simple.

It’s difficult to say whether The Bourne Legacy is a good movie. Whether you’ll enjoy it depends on what you’re personally expecting. Consequently, this review would better serve as an ...

Movie Review: The Bourne Legacy ... Aug. 13, 2012 6:19 a.m. “The Bourne Legacy” was surprising in many ways, but mostly by the fact that it didn’t completely disappoint.

The Bourne Legacy: Film Review. Jeremy Renner, who takes over the franchise's leading role from Matt Damon, plays Aaron Cross, a new off-the-grid Operation Outcome field agent.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The fourth film in the Bourne franchise, “The Bourne Legacy,” may seem heady and intentionally disorienting and hard to follow at first — until you realize it’s really ...

The fourth film in the Bourne franchise shows that a series can continue without the title character, but don't expect it to out shine the previous films. "The Bourne Legacy" expands the universe ...

“The Bourne Legacy” is being labeled a reboot and a sequel of the Matt Damon “Bourne” series, but it’s really neither of those things — at least not as audiences have come to expect ...

The biggest issue with “The Bourne Legacy” is right there in the title: Can a new team put its stamp on a spy series already defined by departing star Matt Damon and former directors Do… ...

That a big action movie can pretty much entirely flunk Storytelling 101 may not be the biggest surprise in the world to people, but what struck me about The Bourne Legacy wasn’t just that it ...

Some of the action is enjoyable, but 'Bourne' is bogged down by confusing exposition. Skip to main content Skip to main menu Skip to search Skip to footer. Why is Christian Science in our name?