yes, I love that too,... this is one of the best car chase scenes ever in the narrow streets of Paris .. Love when he asks her "do you take care of this car".. love when she buckles her seat belt.. committing herself to him in that moment
Her look is so interesting and complex too. Most directors would have had her going, like, so over-the-top orgasmic/exhilarated. Here, you're almost anticipating that trope, and you're drawn to her face, and it's totally unreadable. She could be angry, could be trying not to look at her crush across the cafeteria, could be mortally wounded. It's not steamy. It's almost confused.
@@deathbyragtime It's a real expression of someone in shock, she probably never done anything like that in her life, it's understandable she'd be in shock afterwards.
Mimi: "there's no substitute" i had one and I didn't just admire it. I drove it as you should be. A Porsche challenged me. I won. Maybe, its not the car, its who's driving it! Next up, "FAST and Furious, 10 and 11"
Well, technically it was a race and rally winner, and in the original 'Italian Job' before it was ever about Mr Bean. So this scene is intended as a homage to that.
Such a great movie. One of the best love-stories in Action movie history. Usually trying to build in "relationship stuff" just spoils any film of this genre but here it was so organic and measured.
The soundtrack to this film is next-level, not that the film wasn't already great; but I can't imagine this scene would've had the same impact without Ready Steady Go by Paul Oakenfold.
This is where the real stuff beats special effects.... and bare minimum of words and expression used.... love the way it started... last chance Marie...
The first one will always be my favorite in the franchise. Not saying supremacy and ultimatum were bad, in fact they are amazing sequels to this awesome movie but I just miss the action from the first film. It wasn’t quickly edited with a lot of shaky cam, it was very smooth and easy to watch without giving me a headache and plus, this scene still kicks ass!
Most realistic chase scene with a mini. Those gear changes were about as smooth as chunky peanut butter, and the only reason it wasn’t smashed to bits was the extra bull bars on the front and back. It was small and could get over just about anything, but those sparks on the curb showed that on top of being low to the ground, the suspension probably wasn’t that great either. Mismatched front fender showed it wasn’t even kept in the best condition, makes sense considering it was living in Paris. The only thing that kept Bourne from being caught was the Mini’s go-kart like handling, and Bourne’s pure skill in something as twitchy as a FWD Compact at speed.
That left hand drift into the t section is so smooth that it's one of my favourite parts of the whole franchise & honestly made me want to own a Mini Cooper
This, and the Bond movie For Your Eyes Only where a cheap crappy 2CV beats a whole bunch of fast Peugeot's, are two best of the best movie car chases I've seen. Just love it when cheap slow cars beat the crap out of much faster ones. Intelligence/skills are more important than horsepower :)
@@MarcoTheGreat2008 According to IMCDB, it's a Mini Mayfair. I don't know much about Mini or its models :) www.imcdb.org/vehicle_345-Mini-Mayfair-ADO20-1989.html
@@harrycallahan9733 The Mini (as opposed to the MINI) ran in production from 1959-2001. In the 80s and 90s there were a number of 'special edition' versions made, one of which was the Mayfair.
Shaun, am Leo from the Bahamas. And its so crazy am sitting here after watching this amazing scene after all these yrs and thinking, I cant believe its been 20 freakin yrs already!!! Be cool dude
I like how when a car crashes, there's not 5 random explosions happening for no reason. It's just cars hitting cars. Who ever knew that a film that feels more real holds up better and is more enjoyable. Huh.
These car chase films will get 5 stars for smooth driving and parking: 1. Get Carter (2000) 2. The Bourne Identity (2002) (as seen in the video) 3. Pineapple Express (2009) 4. Don 2 (2011) 5. Taken 2 (2012) 6. The Transporter Refueled (2015)
I wish this had the end of the scene in it, where he just basically ''Right. We need to clean down this car and never come back to it...'' and she's like...''OK.'
For some reason, this reminds me "For your eyes only" chase... two underrated cars (Mini/2CV), two guys and a girl (Bourne/Marie, Bond/Melinda) and nothing but driving skills.
The German girl Marie was an excellent casting choice. It was very stupid in a movie and a franchise sense to have killed her off. It still pisses me off. And the same goes with Nicky.
Check it out. The BMW the police bike slides into and damages the rear door of, I reckon is the same BMW used later in the scene where another police bike almost runs into it. Right before Jason drives through the sheet of glass. Have a look at the number plate
I've had 10 old Mini's!! Out of all the cars I've driven including my R32 GTR these are cars are simply the best fun ever !!!!! Left foot braking and snow fun 👍🤗😊
So much happens in the first few moments that I feel go unnoticed. First thing he does is pull out a map (part of why he says they have a bump coming up and knew about it without seeing it). Then he waits for them to be far enough away from their vehicles to give him a head start.
i love this scene because Bourne knows that his mini will never out run the police cars but he can out maneuver them.
yes, I love that too,... this is one of the best car chase scenes ever in the narrow streets of Paris .. Love when he asks her "do you take care of this car".. love when she buckles her seat belt.. committing herself to him in that moment
@@GirlFriday68 Feels like a Midnight Club II race
Yeah it’s spy tradecraft. Evade and survive.
@@EugeneOneguine MCII is definitely a gem
That car had a bad day it looks like
15 years later this still holds up
Now we have Bourn on Mars and maybe not in one
of these movies anymore.
No it was 10 years.
Why is Jason Bourne the most real action character ever? He's driving a Mr. Bean car in a car chase for fuck's sake
@Mads Sune Hanelius No, it was 18 years
Right!
My God this scene is timeless and never gets old.
jehad78 you know why?
Because it's a good film 🎥
It's 20 years old
@@aleddavies770 I'd rather watch classic 1000 times than waste a minute on rubbish.
This car chase is right up there just behind Ronin for me.
Exactly
I love the awkward silence at the end, the way he just calmly turns the car off and she just gives him that look. What a great scene in a great movie!
she squirt in that look
Her look is so interesting and complex too. Most directors would have had her going, like, so over-the-top orgasmic/exhilarated. Here, you're almost anticipating that trope, and you're drawn to her face, and it's totally unreadable. She could be angry, could be trying not to look at her crush across the cafeteria, could be mortally wounded. It's not steamy. It's almost confused.
@@deathbyragtime It's a real expression of someone in shock, she probably never done anything like that in her life, it's understandable she'd be in shock afterwards.
Probably shock due to the fact it's like the guy just improved that whole chase when in Jason's mined he planned it all out.
Benjamin Hurley I swear she vomited in this scene
Best advertisement for Mini since the Italian Job.
The tires are a little splashy.
@@TangoHat Runs great though!
I'm planning to buy a mini after this
Mimi: "there's no substitute" i had one and I didn't just admire it. I drove it as you should be. A Porsche challenged me. I won. Maybe, its not the car, its who's driving it! Next up, "FAST and Furious, 10 and 11"
also Mr. Bean
Fun Fact: The producers of this film used the same stunt team that did the Paris chase scene in the movie “ Ronin” 1998
Ronin was also excellent
Explains a lot, especially the driving against oncoming traffic part. Still looks great and relevant in 2020.
That was the best chase scene in any movie. Also, it had an ultra rare E34 M5 as the featured car.
No wonder it's amazing. Though they have a lot of similarities, it's still amazingly shot and well-choreographed
both movies had that ''european taste'' not the hollywood shit with explosions and flying cars
That look at the end.
"I regret to inform you, that you have not passed your driving test."
Good one LOL.
I love how he scans the map real quick. His mind is like a computer able to process information quickly.
Yes.. i love that,
And I would take minutes just to memorize the street names and shit 😂
i15 😆
Not knowing how to drive. Which side of the european car is he. Fauz left real one on right.
@@MotionPictureTrips Would rather have it be a guy?
Thats kinda, you know.
Why is Jason Bourne the most real action character ever? He's driving a Mr. Bean car in a car chase
At 0:48 that is not a woman that is a guy with long hair...
Well, technically it was a race and rally winner, and in the original 'Italian Job' before it was ever about Mr Bean. So this scene is intended as a homage to that.
That mini is mostly likely a Cooper nothing corners like a mini amazing film
There's a reason why an 50 year old Mini can handle like a new Fiesta ST.
It's simple and very light. Even the non Cooper ones were a blast to drive.
@@Michael_Shoemaker no comparison between a fiesta for cornering Minis have always been amazing on cornering
Such a great movie. One of the best love-stories in Action movie history. Usually trying to build in "relationship stuff" just spoils any film of this genre but here it was so organic and measured.
The soundtrack to this film is next-level, not that the film wasn't already great; but I can't imagine this scene would've had the same impact without Ready Steady Go by Paul Oakenfold.
later in 2004 it was in Collateral with Tom Cruise, what a bad ass track
@@whatdoesthisbuttondo5647 oh! I came here to comment the same lol
@@whatdoesthisbuttondo5647 It's like the early 2000's anthem for adrenaline rushes.
Great soundtrack
This is where the real stuff beats special effects.... and bare minimum of words and expression used.... love the way it started... last chance Marie...
probably the most well made mini ever
When Marie buckles up and that awesome chase sequence music begins...
*HEAVEN!*
Yup, I love that she is giving weapons free authority to handle this. She doesn't say a word, but her actions say everything.
The first one will always be my favorite in the franchise. Not saying supremacy and ultimatum were bad, in fact they are amazing sequels to this awesome movie but I just miss the action from the first film. It wasn’t quickly edited with a lot of shaky cam, it was very smooth and easy to watch without giving me a headache and plus, this scene still kicks ass!
the shaky camera worked well for the Supremacy in the car chase, as he was clearly drunk and drinking driving. it was a very messy car chase.
@@ThisIsMyRodrick oh I know, not saying it was bad in those movies but I just prefer the style that identity had
@@ross3986 fair
I agree. When he says “last chance Marie” an she turns an puts her seatbelt on. I LOVED it. You GO GIRL.
Brilliant...simple and effective communication 👌
Zero hesitation
'you killed marie'
True chemistry.
Shame what happens to her later.
Love the scene where he says to turn "your head away", even among the chaos he keeps calm
Classic mini for sale, lady owner.
And no fingerprints!
Only driven on weekends.
Low mileage
Garage kept............ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
*slightly used
This is underrated.
The Game Archiver no it’s good
I never been big on movie car chases but this was badass.
this looks like how everyone drives in paris
Most realistic chase scene with a mini. Those gear changes were about as smooth as chunky peanut butter, and the only reason it wasn’t smashed to bits was the extra bull bars on the front and back. It was small and could get over just about anything, but those sparks on the curb showed that on top of being low to the ground, the suspension probably wasn’t that great either. Mismatched front fender showed it wasn’t even kept in the best condition, makes sense considering it was living in Paris. The only thing that kept Bourne from being caught was the Mini’s go-kart like handling, and Bourne’s pure skill in something as twitchy as a FWD Compact at speed.
'Ummm...'
'What?'
'There's a bump coming up.'
*drives down stairs*
Those lines were part of my childhood xD
This soundtrack was also used in Collateral. Talks about how good this song is to signal thrill
ready steady GOOO
Paul Oakenfold is the man
What is name of this song?
@@UNRAYGAMESPRO ready steady go by Paul oak enfield
Chumbi chumala GOOO
One of the best car chase sequences in cinema in my humble opinion
Paul oakenfold - ready steady go
so early 2000s!
This track is so great! But I was suprised that’s in multiple movies
@@niklas5797 yup watch Collateral movie. This song played in that movie as well.
Cameron Kay yep
blackeyes90 that’s a good movie, I know the song from that movie
11 years ago... Looks fresh and ready to watch!
11 yrs? Try nearly 20 pal
@exploding pineapples this was released in 2002
That was one of the best car chases i ever saw in my life
One of the best chase scenes in film, I remember my VHS getting fuzzy around this part from the amount of times I replayed this one scene
I love the interaction between these two.. no sappy love story,.. but two damaged people coming together.. love it,
2:20 I bet when Marie woke that morning she was not expecting to have a day like this. 🤣
Lol
Who does in their right mind.
I tried this with my mini
It's now in 100 pieces all across France
"last chance Marie"
I was sad when she died in the next movie
At 0:48 that is not a woman that is a guy with long hair...
Funny story is when I studied abroad in France I dated a hideous French chick lol so I can say I dated a frenchie!!!!
I wish she could've just rewinded time like she did in Run Lola Run
Her death was the only plot driver they could find, unfortunately.
Like Ali G would say - I definitely would...
One of those movies that actually gives you an adrenaline rush.
The car chases in these movies are the best and most realistic. No pathetic explosions from a simple collision.
That left hand drift into the t section is so smooth that it's one of my favourite parts of the whole franchise & honestly made me want to own a Mini Cooper
This, and the Bond movie For Your Eyes Only where a cheap crappy 2CV beats a whole bunch of fast Peugeot's, are two best of the best movie car chases I've seen. Just love it when cheap slow cars beat the crap out of much faster ones. Intelligence/skills are more important than horsepower :)
Is it not a Mini Cooper?
@troll randon Old Fiat 500, nice :)
@@MarcoTheGreat2008 According to IMCDB, it's a Mini Mayfair. I don't know much about Mini or its models :)
www.imcdb.org/vehicle_345-Mini-Mayfair-ADO20-1989.html
@troll randon not to mention the original Italian Job of course....
@@harrycallahan9733 The Mini (as opposed to the MINI) ran in production from 1959-2001. In the 80s and 90s there were a number of 'special edition' versions made, one of which was the Mayfair.
Great to relive (nearly) 20 years ago in Paris
This single scene along with Paul Oakenflod as background, made me watch this movie at least five more times!
These old Minis were some of the fastest cars back in the day. They used to thrash the others cars in Rally as well.
can't believe this is a 20 year old film now... I still remember it being "new"
Shaun, am Leo from the Bahamas. And its so crazy am sitting here after watching this amazing scene after all these yrs and thinking, I cant believe its been 20 freakin yrs already!!! Be cool dude
I like how when a car crashes, there's not 5 random explosions happening for no reason. It's just cars hitting cars. Who ever knew that a film that feels more real holds up better and is more enjoyable. Huh.
That's one thing to trust a man with your life, but to trust him *not to get killed in a hunk of metal that once was a Mini or to be arrested?*
When Marie goes "urghhh" 3:08 and "ohhp" 4:09 I felt that lmao
I'm french and was in Paris that very day. Needless to say I dropped my croissants and baguettes and the ground, stuned by wo much awesomeness.
Holy Shit man! So lucky
Hope you didn't lose your beret.
You got bourned
These car chase films will get 5 stars for smooth driving and parking:
1. Get Carter (2000)
2. The Bourne Identity (2002) (as seen in the video)
3. Pineapple Express (2009)
4. Don 2 (2011)
5. Taken 2 (2012)
6. The Transporter Refueled (2015)
Bourne made it look like a Ferrari 😂
Great chase scene with great music!
Who interprets the music of this scene?
@CRIMNALSNEAK thank you
I wish this had the end of the scene in it, where he just basically ''Right. We need to clean down this car and never come back to it...'' and she's like...''OK.'
I love that police siren sound
WEIRDO ;-))
I remember watching this over and over again when I was younger!
absolutely love this movie. paul oakenfold's "ready, steady, go" giving some really special vibe to this sequence
The sound of the engine ticking over calmly at the end in the basement parking.
When Marie straps in.
You can never come back to this car
Isn't it awesome that 'Ready steady, go' is also a track on another favorite movie of mine; 'Collateral'?!!
Best movie scene ever created!!!!
For some reason, this reminds me "For your eyes only" chase... two underrated cars (Mini/2CV), two guys and a girl (Bourne/Marie, Bond/Melinda) and nothing but driving skills.
The Mini and 2CV are definitely not underrated.
Cool music
Love this car Chase
HER REACTIONS PRICELESS
After Jason Bourne movies I can't watch James Bond or any other spy movies anymore. Jason Bourne is best of this genre
Mission Impossible series?
@@sorryi6685 Close
The Raid is the best too
Three of the cars I wished I had owned. #1 A Mini, #2 A Russian Taxi, #3 A NYPD police car.
All driven by Bourne in car chasing scenes in 3 movies, right? 😜
I like Mercedes G Benz which Eomer drove
if anyone wants the music here it is:
Paul Oakenfold - Ready Steady Go
So, we have have a bump coming up...🤣🤣
I just watched the trilogy this week. OMG I LOVE THESE MOVIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just realized this is the same song as the night club scene in that other movie. Collateral I think.
2:50 - background was a simple video screen
Oh, nice catch. The chase is so fast-paced I never noticed.
At 0:48 that is not a woman that is a guy with long hair...
I never noticed, good observation!
YUNG LOS NORTHERN CALI I’ve seen u comment this several times I think u are a bit carried away
The German girl Marie was an excellent casting choice. It was very stupid in a movie and a franchise sense to have killed her off. It still pisses me off. And the same goes with Nicky.
By the novel cannon she's actually alive.
Dunno why they went with her dead in the movie adaption
Who wants to buy a mini after watching this!
Ricky U Want to? I did! And I drive like this daily 😅
Ive got 2
Ricky U This is my daily commute to work. Shifting them gears and avoiding the cops and traffic
I wouldn't fit, lol.
Awesome driving scenes.
That....was....AWESOME!!
Exactly! It seems like the music was unfinished in the bourne identity whereas it was completed and well presented in collateral.
How cool is "Matt damon" to tackle the situation,every one should learn a remembered film.
that little mini is moving bro! lol
Check it out. The BMW the police bike slides into and damages the rear door of, I reckon is the same BMW used later in the scene where another police bike almost runs into it. Right before Jason drives through the sheet of glass. Have a look at the number plate
I've had 10 old Mini's!! Out of all the cars I've driven including my R32 GTR these are cars are simply the best fun ever !!!!!
Left foot braking and snow fun 👍🤗😊
Music is so good!
Der Erste bleibt der beste Teil von allen allein durch diese Szene mit dem geilen soundtrack
When your friend asks to drive your car...
2:11 - So....What??....we got a bump coming up!!!!.....
Screams out loud!!!
The euro settings and techno music of this scene are perfect. Another movie that does it well is “atomic blonde “.
I am the 1000th subscriber of this channel.
I love at the end Marie is just looking at him thinking "Who the actual fuck is this guy?.." Lol
The way he says "Soooo we have a bump coming up" right before they hit the stairs is just hysterical 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Poor Marie.
Perfect!!!
Can’t believe I hadn’t seen this before and the music is killer
This has to be one of my favorite movie scenes ever like wow 🔥
Im from Albania🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱 and the film Jason Bourne i think is the best film to see how power is the goverment
That was the best car chase I've ever watched
I wish to be a good driver like him 💕😢👑
Love this scene. The line where he says the brakes seemed a little splashy. Spongy, I guess. So calm. And she’s all “huh?! What?!” :D
BEST scene of the movie!
Sorry, I never tire of this series...even Legacy.
COOL MINI CAR CHASE!
The expressions at the end says it all.
best car chase in movie history. And best Paul Oakenfold song
I remember he said after that "we can't use this car anymore, do you understand?" Well, technically, you CAN'T use it anymore
So much happens in the first few moments that I feel go unnoticed. First thing he does is pull out a map (part of why he says they have a bump coming up and knew about it without seeing it). Then he waits for them to be far enough away from their vehicles to give him a head start.
Top 3 car chases of all time
I say that because he’s trying a piece of shit car also
Thats why i always loved the mini in mid town madness game