Sheesh.....talk about a movie filled with cliches. You have the super secret agent partaking in illegal underground basement fights (what's the point) and super computer experts with their super computers whom can find the culprit who hacked their super secret organization in 30 seconds just by knowing the culprit is approximately 30-35 years old and female. I love the next scene where they just know that this culprit will meet mr. super secret agent Jason Bourne in front of a riot in Greece because why not, right? If you have to meet someone the best place is obviously a riot in Greece.

Then you have the CIA super computer expert who catches a glimpse that lasts less than second of blurry image of Julia Stiles among a huge crowd and of course spots her no problem and uses the CIA's super enhancement program to make sure it really is her.

What's even funnier is the CIA assassin who camps up at the roof with his sniper rifle. Apparently his sniper rifle has an internet connection with good streaming capabilities and is able to stream live HD imaging straight to the CIA headquarters. I suppose CIA rifles are made and assembled by Dell and Hewlett Packard.

I also loved the part where the rioters are randomly running around chaotically every which way, but when the CIA assassin begins his highspeed pursuit with his car the rioters are suddenly at their best behaviour and kindly standing still in a line on the curb. His car also seems to have live streaming capabilities and at one point it shows him right behind Bourne's motorcycle and Bourne barely going through narrow gaps of rioting protestors with the motorcycle and the car's camera viewpoint shows him following right behind, which would mean the car would've hit at least a dozen of those rioters, but maybe it's one of those shrinking CIA cars.