On watching The Bourne Supremacy again

While I enjoy good (i.e. critically acclaimed) films and literature, I am not a film or book snob. Even so, I just don't understand my fascination with The Bourne Supremacy. Is it some idealistic identification with the tough-talking yet fallable CIA supervisor Pamela Landy (fallible above all for being so easily targetted by the un-sexy yet efficient Bourne)? Why doesn't she close her blinds? Sheesh. Maybe it's the car chase (the best car chase I think I have EVER seen, by the way). Maybe it's the hand-held Canadian-grey feel.

"They don't DO random" ... what a dippy line.