Just bought The Bourne Identity

[Reciprocity]

The movie is great. It has some great bonuses including an alternate beginning and ending. One of the perks is you get is a free movie pass ($10.50) for The Bourne Supremacy opening July 23.

[donco6]

1. That was a fun movie.

Can't wait to see the next installment. Read the books, and they're great, too.

[tcfrogs]

2. Please don't tell me it costs $10.50 to see a movie

If so, it's getting crazy! It's only $9 where I go in the Chicago are, which I think is steep enough.

[Reciprocity]

7. "Please don't tell me it costs $10.50 to see a movie"

Lufkin, Texas
Matinee: $5.00 Adult $5.00 Child
Evening : $7.00 Adult $5.00 Child

[Blue-Jay]

3. I was shocked at how much I enjoyed that movie.

It really kicked ass! I bought it.

Somehow, another DUer (whose name I won't mention, but her initials are "prolesunited") fell asleep during it. The horror!

[LTR]

4. Good movie

I have the original DVD, with alternate endings, but no alternate beginnings (hate when they come out with a new version).

Highly recommended popcorn spy caper. The sequel looks good too (saw a preview before F-9/11).

[Kellanved]

5. I'm interested in the Supremacy movie

Quite fitting for a movie with Franka Potente (Run Lola Run) to be set in Berlin. I just hope that they got the feeling right. Maybe they will, at least the film was shot here - even Moscow is AFAIK played by Berlin.

[Reciprocity]

6. Here’s the plot.

Spoilers below highlight to read.

When we catch up with Matt Damon's Bourne, he and his girlfriend Marie (Franka Potente) are finding it difficult to outrun his murky, haunting past, which has a way of resurfacing with every suspicious phone call and sidewise glance in every new city they attempt to call home.

But that paranoia proves justified after an attempt on his life by a paid assassin. Not to mention the fact that two recent deaths were made to look like Bourne's handiwork.

Determined to track down the responsible parties, Bourne initiates a complex game of cat and mouse with the equally determined Pamela Landy (Joan Allen), a CIA agent who likes to run things her way.