Page Revisions:

(April 24, 2016) Original
(July 24, 2016) New Posters (#3-#5)

Release Date:

July 29, 2016

Synopsis:

From IMDb: “Jason Bourne, now remembering who he truly is, tries to uncover hidden truths about his past.”

Poster Rating: D / D+ / C+ / C / C-

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Review: (#1 & #2) You may know his name, but that doesn’t make these posters interesting in the least. Of course, I don’t think anyone’s interested in selling these as art pieces. The second is only a slight improvement.

(#3) Perhaps not as richly detailed as it needs to be, it’s an improvement over the prior designs. I guess spy thrillers don’t require creativity in their advertising. (#4) The same look, but powered by explosions of indeterminate necessity. (#5) Now we have all women stripped from the posters. The third design tried to add a potential romantic interest, but even that seems to minimal considering she’s not even the cohort he’s most frequently engaged with in the film trailer.

Trailer Rating: B

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Review: If you’re a fan of the franchise and have watched the events of the Matt Damon-starring editions, then there’s something of a rooting interest in this trailer.

Oscar Prospects:

Seldom does this franchise receive Oscar nominations, so I wouldn’t put too much faith in it getting nominated.

Trailer #1

Posters

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