A review by roe_bookworm
The Bourne Identity: Un nome senza volto by Robert Ludlum
3.0
3.5 ⭐️ (but on the 3 side, if it does make sense)
I... read it. That’s a point. If I didn’t liked it enough, I would have probably stopped before (way before) the end, but here I am, I’ve read it all.
I guess that I liked it, then.
Somehow, somewhere, maybe...
Jokes apart, I’ve seen the movies with Matt Damon when I was like... ten? Maybe it wasn’t the right age, I get it, but I still really like the whole Bourne series, so I decided to give a chance to the books too, and I’m happy I did, because although I would never understood how different they are.
Let me say one last thing: I like both the movies and the books, in their own way, and since the plot of the book was so tangled and complicated, I honestly understand why the movies were so different from the novels.
I... read it. That’s a point. If I didn’t liked it enough, I would have probably stopped before (way before) the end, but here I am, I’ve read it all.
I guess that I liked it, then.
Somehow, somewhere, maybe...
Jokes apart, I’ve seen the movies with Matt Damon when I was like... ten? Maybe it wasn’t the right age, I get it, but I still really like the whole Bourne series, so I decided to give a chance to the books too, and I’m happy I did, because although I would never understood how different they are.
Let me say one last thing: I like both the movies and the books, in their own way, and since the plot of the book was so tangled and complicated, I honestly understand why the movies were so different from the novels.