In that quiet, ambiguous finale, the film makes its final, most radical statement: In the real world, intelligence is a dirty business. There are no winners. There are only survivors trying to remember why they started fighting in the first place.
The man (Matt Damon, lean, coiled, and bewildered) has no memory. He only knows he is good at violence. He knows how to take down a room of police officers with a ballpoint pen. He knows how to follow surveillance teams without looking at them. He knows how to speak multiple languages. But he doesn’t know why. bourne identity movie
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It is, to date, the smartest amnesia story ever put to film—because it understands that sometimes, forgetting who you are is the only way to find out who you might become. In that quiet, ambiguous finale, the film makes
Essential viewing. The pulse-pounding start of a modern classic. The man (Matt Damon, lean, coiled, and bewildered)