The Bourne Finality - Exclusive Trailer

[pauldarkside]

The camera work is awful and gives me headaches. It's too much.

NB - The books are far, far superior to the films.

That's a real shame, I thought they were cracking films. I've experienced that (motion sickness) with the odd FPS game but until last night I'd never had a problem viewing film. I'd recommend you stay clear of Irréversible as the camera work in that made me physically sick - the camera reflects the turmoil the subject's character goes through and needless to say it's a brutal film in every sense - I persevered though as I'd never seen anything like it, it's a pretty unique and rewarding experience.

I started reading the Bourne Identity book shortly after watching the film but found it differed greatly from my expectations. (Note: I'll be honest and say I wanted more of the film's interpretation than that of the original book so didn't really give it much of a chance.) From what I did read though, didn't Ludlum's Bourne fight in Vietman? If that's the case then either the era for the film would have had to change or we'd have had a much older lead actor portraying him - Bourne would have to a least be in his late fifties now and I can't imagine that having a similar impact.

[Lord Midas]

Damn I'm lucky. I really don't have any problem with the camera work of these films. They are dirty, gritty and are grounded in a reality that the Bonds films don't have (but I love the Bond films too).

I was even ok with Cloverfield, but that film was pushing my limits