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Liked it better than #2 and #3 . . . .

Posted by mr grits on August 10, 2012 at 18:04:19:
There was a real story there...one that built on itself throughout the film. Jeremy and Rachael become fully developed characters that interacted in a meaningful way. The non-stop chasing and whack-a-mole was put on hold and the violence used in a more "meaningful" way. The obligatory motor vehicle chase was held to last.

As far as I am concerned let Damon slide off into the distance. Even though they mentioned his name often and showed his picture....who cares? Renner has stepped in and shown a more human side to the series.

One thing, all this hub-bub about Treadstone as if the world would stop and America convulse at even knowing the CIA was training super killers! So what else is new? We expect our spy agency to train killers just like the WH does theirs.