They took the pills away… and gave the agents something far worse: each other.

Jeremy Renner’s Aaron Cross is back, leaner, wearier, leading a rogue band of Outcome survivors who’ve gone off-grid to shield the last “normal” humans from the next evolution. No more blue-and-green chems—the new program lets agents share skills with a touch: one brush of fingers and you’ve got a sniper’s eye, a linguist’s tongue, or a hacker’s brain. Sounds like utopia. Feels like losing your soul.

Alicia Vikander’s icy operative hunts them with upgraded precision, while Joan Allen’s Pamela Landy emerges from the shadows with intel that could end it all. And yes—Matt Damon’s Jason Bourne cameo hits like a ghost in the machine, one silent nod that says “I’ve been here before.”

That final 75-minute Hong Kong chase? Pure mind-melt. A labyrinth of mirrored skyscrapers where every reflection is another agent wearing your face, your skills, your doubts. Fights blur into identity crises—Cross grappling with versions of himself that chose the hive. The rain-slicked neon, the shattering glass, the disorientation of not knowing which “you” is real… it’s Bourne on existential steroids.

When Cross finally severs the link—blade through his own palm, blood mixing with rain—he doesn’t just save humanity. He chooses it. Flawed, alone, free.

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