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Turns out, I didn’t miss Damon in “The Bourne Legacy.” Renner does a fine job with the material he’s been given. What this movie is missing, though, is the excellent writing and clever direction of the first three. Tony Gilroy wrote all of the Bourne movies, including this one, but this is the first time he’s directed one. With “Michael Clayton” and “Duplicity” he proved his writing/directing chops, but the magnitude of the action sequences in “The Bourne Legacy,” coupled with the suspense, seems a little too much for him to handle.

Some are going to find “The Bourne Legacy’s” story hard to follow, and those who can follow it likely going to be massively disappointed by the ending. Actually, even if you can’t follow the story you’ll be disappointed by the ending. Having said that, I’d like to see this team get a crack at another Bourne movie because even with this film’s flaws, they’re too talented to screw it up twice.

Based on this early footage, Gilroy has traded in the frantic shaky cam and kinetic editing that director Paul Greengrass favored in Bourne Supremacy and Bourne Ultimatum, in favor of the steadier, but still exhilarating approach of Doug Liman in Bourne Identity. For those who were never big fans of Greengrass‘ style, the news that they’ll actually be able to see what Renner is doing during Bourne Legacy‘s action sequences should be most welcome.

If there’s one potential note of concern to take away from this otherwise promising teaser, it’s that Bourne Legacy could suffer a bit from retconning. That is, Cross is being setup as a much more “stable” and effective killer than even Jason Bourne… and yet, throughout the previous films, there was always the implication that Bourne was far and away the deadliest operative produced by Treadstone. Not that this will detract from Bourne Legacy‘s quality as a standalone story, but still…