'Jason Bourne' is not about the chase as much anymore, it's about sitting behind a computer and sternly typing in coordinates until he is located. 'Jason Bourne' comes out nine years after the last Damon-Greengrass collaboration and has inserted itself into the tech generation. The films in the original 'Bourne' trilogy were above average action films because they were thrilling games of cat-and-mouse. The frustrating element of 'Jason Bourne' is how desperate it is to be relevant. So, we spend two hours watching the CIA on Bourne's tail. She sits behind her computer screens, desperately wanting to be on the chase but never given the chance. Vikander, our reigning Best Supporting Actress Oscar winner, is chilly as Heather. When Dewey is told the CIA has been hacked, Dewey says, 'How bad?' only in a way that Jones could. Greengrass must have called him and said 'Just be yourself!' and then called action. Jones is an actor who has been working for so long and has now gone on autopilot. Thrown into the mix is Vincent Cassel's 'Asset,' who always has his sniper rifle handy just in case he finally crosses paths with the elusive Bourne. This time around Director Robert Dewey (Tommy Lee Jones) wants to bring Bourne down but CIA cyber analyst Heather Lee (Alicia Vikander) tries to assure him that bringing him in alive would be more beneficial. He has become a bare knuckle fighting recluse but is instantly put back on the CIA's radar once he resurfaces. This time around Bourne (Damon) is lured out of hiding by Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles), who is able to give Bourne some information about his past and the death of his father.

That's the other fundamental flaw with returning director Paul Greengrass' film why does it exist? Greengrass directed the two sequels (' The Bourne Supremacy' and ' The Bourne Ultimatum,' Doug Liman directed ' The Bourne Identity') but stayed away from the Jeremy Renner headlined 'The Bourne Legacy.' Most fans of this series cried afoul at the Renner flick, which makes me think 'Jason Bourne' is here to eradicate the memory of the spinoff.

Maybe he stopped making 'Bourne' films because he was ready to move past them. Matt Damon, who returns as the titular character, looks like he longs to be elsewhere. But in the latest film, ' Jason Bourne,' he seems much more distant than before. Jason Bourne has always been a serious and stoic character, rarely cracking anything that resembles a smile.

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