Natural 'Bourne' killer returns with $60 mil in sights

August 03, 2007 Jason Bourne, the former political assassin who has searched for his identity through two previous films, should find himself atop the North American boxoffice this weekend as Universal Pictures unleashes "The Bourne Ultimatum." The PG-13 "Ultimatum," which takes the globe-trotting Bourne (Matt Damon) to Tangier and New York, again is in the hands of director Paul Greengrass -- who also helmed the second installment, "The Bourne Supremacy" -- as well as co-screenwriter Tony Gilroy, who has been involved in all three films. In a bid for the family audience, Buena Vista Pictures is releasing Walt Disney Pictures' "Underdog," a live-action version of the 1960s cartoon series about a canine superhero.

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