Jason Bourne (2016) reviews - movie

                               

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The next chapter of Universal Pictures' Bourne franchise, which finds the CIA's most lethal former operative drawn out of the shadows. Jason Bourne works on his personal problems in Jason Bourne Matt Damon returns as the amnesiac CIA assassin, now trying to uncover the secret of his upbringing.

Directed by Paul Greengrass. PG-13, 112 min. Jason Bourne has daddy issues, and he'll stop at nothing to work them out. The fifth installment in the popular spy-thriller franchise about an amnesiac CIA assassin, Jason Bourne supposedly deals with such topical issues as cybersecurity and civil unrest, but the characters' motivations for inflicting damage to people and property seem entirely personal. As the film opens, our hero (Matt Damon) is off the grid somewhere in Greece, making his living as a bare-knuckle brawler. Meanwhile Nicky (Julia Stiles), his old CIA ally, has fallen in with a Julian Assange type (Vinzenz Kiefer) and hacked into the agency's computers to copy all their black-ops files. (Spoilers follow.) Whether Nicky is merely trying to expose evil or working toward some other goal is never revealed, because she's killed off by a CIA assassin, referred to only as the Asset (Vincent Cassell), moments after handing Bourne the hard drive with the files. Back in the U.S., the CIA director (Tommy Lee Jones) directs all his resources toward eliminating Bourne now that he has resurfaced.

              Matt Damon and Julia Stiles in Jason Bourne 
 
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What celebrities are known for living below their means?

Fact: just because some celebrities don't own jets, yachts and expensive sports cars (driving a Ferrari as a celebrity in Hollywood is considered to be tacky, anyway, but you won't see them shopping at Wal-Mart ) don't mean they're humble in luxury.They may as well spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on their hobbies and most certainly every one has one or more, for example cocaine parties, luxury vacation or golfing in the Caribbean, shopping in expensive designer stores on Rodeo Drive etc. I see here in Hollywood most of the celebs are driving 20 years old SUVs but own a $20mil house in Beverly Hills or $250000 Ducati. So, it's  very difficult to know which celebrity is humble or extravagant. 
A few Personal Observations:
Matt Damon: poor taste in clothing and cars. Owns a $20 million house in Hollywood and a Miami Beach property worth $18.9 million. 
Leonardo DiCaprio: drives a 20 years old SUV, but owns a private jet (this is the same guy who complains about carbon emissions and fights climate change) and homes on both coasts that are worth over a hundred million dollars.
Jay Leno: poor and cheap taste in clothing (wears the same shirt all year round) and housing (around 5 million dollars, below the norm in Hollywood), no social life. His Sultan's car collection, however, (Jay Leno opted to put his money into his hobby of collecting antique cars and motorcycles. He currently boasts of a collection of 90 bikes and over 100 cars all valued at approximately $50 million) worth 300 million dollars. His most expensive car, and one of the priciest cars in the world, is a $14 million dollar custom Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Limousine loaded with 24k gold.
There you have it.