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Bourne Identity, The (2002) Reviewed By billypilgrimnz Posted 02/13/05 13:14:35

"Gritty, dirty, paranoid spy thriller: forget XXX, this is the anti-Bond" (Worth A Look)

If years and years of spy movies have taught us anything, it's that spying is a glamorous game. There's cool gadgets, cooler women (this espionage deal has always been the men’s domain), exotic locations, and on top of this, the world to save, often at the last minute, always with panache.Director Doug Liman, on hiatus from his usual pretty young thing pop culture groove, has different ideas. In THE BOURNE IDENTITY, the whole spying game is brought down into the everyday world, gritty, dirty, paranoid. Oh, the guns and the almost mystically precise information services are here (how about telling me where my car keys are?), but the visual style of the film is aeons away from the well-lit, glacial Bond films - it's almost THE REAL WORLD: UNDERCOVER IN PARIS (I THINK IT'S PARIS) WITH JASON BOURNE (I THINK I'M BOURNE). Yes, the old amnesia story line makes it's reappearance for the month, and it's true that Liman doesn't have much to add to it, but apart from MEMENTO, not many films can. It's a comforting premise by it's very nature, we as an audience know what to expect - gradually uncovered identities, false trails, covert plots, annoying in-laws. Liman takes us through the usual routine, but again, refreshingly, it's a tour on a budget, Paris on a backpackers budget. He manages to get much more mileage out of the inherent paranoia generated by the fact you have an entire government agency after you (think the tax department, but less overtly vindictive), just by rooting it in reality. Even the requisite car chase is by Mini, which provides both an excellent opportunity for well-staged stunts and further distances itself from Bond. If anything, Damon is the weak-link in the film. The side effect to the relentless publicity generated by his Oscar win for GOOD WILL HUNTING is now, every time you see him on screen, you expect him any minute to haul Ben Affleck into frame, slap him on the back and comment about the leading ladies arse. He is never believable for a second - and he continues to affect a robotic sort of body movement when he is trying to be serious, where he sort of hangs there in suspense, half-bent at the waist, like he's trying to remember his blocking instructions. It sucks the energy from a performance that is otherwise not too bad. Luckily, Damon’s costars pick up the slack. As his accomplice in flight, Potente has an air of disattached bemusement, an unwillingness to commit to anything until she reads the fine print. While this could be an annoying quality in the hands of a more precious actress, Potente's earthiness and comforting presence makes it the audiences touchstone, so when she starts trusting Bourne, we sense that maybe we should too. And she's dead sexy, not in your usual short skirt and FM pumps kind of way. There's something about her, the way her mouth pouts as she is given information, the way she slouches around, unsure where her feet are heading, or whether they are even going to go in the same direction. You want to take her and hold her, and it's the feeling that she wants you to that's the killer. She's a fantastic screen presence. The villain of the piece is portrayed by Chris Cooper as Bourne's ranking officer of sorts, who prowls around the standard issue CIA offices, and then looks totally out of place in the cold, hard streets of Paris. His power lies in accessing and disseminating information, not in having to personally act on it. It is a rare actor that can play both convincing villians and sympathetic protagonists without overplaying one way or the other, but Cooper is one of them. Maybe it's his eyes, the way his voice is given an edge, but it's hard to equate the ice-cold Conklin with the genial, decent men he played in LONE STAR and MATEWAN. Eventually the story line runs out of steam - the revelation of Bourne's original mission is anti-climatic, and the reason why an exercise in self-defeating softening of the main character, an invitation to the audience to pick apart the loopholes. ("He would have known you-know-who would be you-know-where"). But luckily, the picking doesn't totally unravel the preceding story, as it was never really based on the "why" anyway. THE BOURNE IDENTITY is all about the here-and-the-now, living minute to minute, keeping your unknown demons at bay, and maybe picking up a cute German girl along the way. There are two quirks of casting, that either by design or accident add a little layering to the film. The first is Julia Stiles, buried under sensible secretary-type clothing (but with long black boots that suggest she does have a social life that has nothing to do with photoshopping wanted posters) and planted in a small hotel room for most of the movie. It would be tempting to suggest that by relegating of of Hollywoods many "It-Girls" to the sidelines as a glorified switchboard operator, the film is further distancing itself from the glamour of the spy genre, though the presence of Damon himself kind of deters any thoughts of motif casting. Even better is Clive Owen, briefly appearing as another agent put on Damons tail. Here is one actor that has been constantly mentioned as a candidate for the next Bond, the superspy who pretty much defined the genre. He doesn't have much to do here, except get down and dirty and try to get the job done. He has a kiss off speech that James Bond would never utter (or be in the position to utter), and he delivers it with a weary emotion that the Bond franchise could never touch. Owen may be heading towards the babes and the gadgets and the cool suits, but at least he knows what he's missing.Leading the way for the even more jittery (and impressive) THE BOURNE SUPREMACY, this is assured, absorbing film-making.
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