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"The Bourne Ultimatum"

In this exhilarating action threequel, Jason Bourne emerges as the sort of troubled but resolute hero the world needs most.
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  • Thursday, August 2, 2007 11:21 PM

    off on a tangent

    I'm interested why Stephanie has a problem with the existence of "United 93". Would she also have a problem with the existence of "Hotel Rwanda", "The Killing Fields", or "Welcome to Sarajevo", for example? If it's legitimate to make films about terrible tragedies, why should American tragedies not be treated in the same way as others?

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