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I laughed so hard when you said, "There's a whole BACK story here..." whilst the bullets were being removed from his BACK!
Good spy movie ! 👍🇺🇸🇮🇹🇲🇽
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I noticed that too haha 😆
The movies are great but, if you are a reader, the Robert Ludlum novels are astonishing.
Agreed, those novels were great fun to read.
Dude the ending to The Bourne Identity in the books is one of the best I've ever read. Ludlum was truly a master of suspense and intrigue.
Also, why no Carlos in the movies? 😭😭 My friend and I are both Ludlum fans and we agree that Benicio Del Toro or Antonio Banderas would have made a great Carlos for the time these movies came out.
@@r.b.ratieta6111I agree about the Carlos. That's why I like 80s tv movie with Richard Chamberlain.
I agree, the books are usually best compared to movie adaptations. The Jack Reacher saga is another great series. The movies were good. The mini series was amazing!
thanks for this. didn't even know these were based off novels and am just finishing up a series so need something else to jump into!
Hi Mary, I am glad you enjoyed this film, I think, all 5 are worth reacting to, so I hope you will do that at some point. As for the Mini Cooper this was the 2nd film to highlight it`s amazing performance, checkout the 1969 film (The Italian job) for the first. It became a popular car for rallying, it won the Monte Carlo Rally for the 1st time in 1964.
The Bourne Identity was actually born from an Emmy winning television miniseries in the US back in 1988. Like all miniseries of the day, it had a limited number of episodes, this one had only 2. Richard Chamberlain stared in it. I saw it on TV at the time and thought it was really good. Same basic premise, with all the main characters.
Great Movie Mary! Put yourself in Marie's place ... by the way ... Thanks for this!
Seriously, did you guys make an appointment to release the Bourne films simultaneously or something!?? What's with the continuous uploads of Bourne from various reactors!?? 😂 Definitely NOT complaining tho cuz The Bourne Triology are among my favorite series out there 👍💯🥰
The best action trilogy I've ever seen. You are in for a ride!
Tough competition on that, so I'm not sure. But best spy action movies? Yeah, I'd say so.
Better than John Wick? This was the beginning of the shaky cam quick cut edit which worked here but became exaggerated in the sequels almost to the point of parody. John Wick was like a response to this series. Also I'm just being devil's advocate here because yeah, the movies are freaking awesome. Can't wait to see Mary's reaction to the beginning of the next one ... 🥺
@@haydnrlong Yes, better than John Wick. Bourne was stabbing people with pens before John Wick even thought of picking up a pencil. 😆 Bourne single-handedly launched the action subgenre of one-man army with a mysterious past. Without the franchise it's possible the John Wick, Equalizer, Taken, etc. franchises wouldn't exist.
When *The Bourne Identity* was released in 2002, the James Bond producers/writers realized they needed a new type of James Bond, because the contemporary James Bond looked stupid next to Jason Bourne, resulting in Daniel Craig's rough version of Bond and *Casino Royale* (2006).
Half the Bourne movies, half the Austin Powers movies which were coming out around the same time (the first was I think 1997 but Goldmember was the same year as this) because they so thoroughly made fun of the older Bond films. Direct references to Connery and Moore and their films are all over the Austin Powers trilogy, and Lazenby / Dalton / Brosnan are all referenced at least indirectly a little bit. It lampooned the "Bond formula" so effectively that the Bond producers felt they couldn't do "another Bond movie" without seriously shaking up the formula and doing something different (for Bond at least).
Marie has hanged the red bag to the wall of her new shop. This gets me everytime. So many little details like that all over the movie. One of my favs.
All these years, and I had never noticed that
Not for nothing but that's an insane catch. And not for nothing but, I'm always looking at Marie in that scene 😏
Never noticed it!😅
“Oh Matt, you can speak Dutch to me!” 😂😂😂
I loved your excitement when he spoke Dutch in the beginning of the movie.
I thought Mary spoke Belgian?
@DeltaAssaultGaming Mary speaks a few languages. She was excited about the way he spoke Dutch, though.
But what do I know? I'm just another dumb American that barely speaks one language.
@@DeltaAssaultGaming Belgium doesn't actually have its own language, they speak Dutch, German and French
4:56 I literally LOLed so loud when you said “Matt can speak Dutch to me!”
Felt bad for Mary’s husband…
The cool thing about 'Nobody ever comes alone' is that this was Bourne's intention the whole time. He didn't want him to come alone, he wanted to create the opportunity to put the tracker on them. He's always thinking.
Yeh I was surprised Mary never got that
He also knows exactly how they operate because they trained him.
"I got robbed there! >:(!"
I love you, Marie, never change.
The best ad for the Mini Cooper is the original "Italian Job" with Micheal Cane. I think you might enjoy that.
High quality action and cast ❤ one of the top series in its time
In my opinion this is the best action trilogy, I would suggest watching them relatively close together so you don’t forget details, because the movies are like a continuous story where details carry over.
Hey Mary, in 2002 I was living in TURNHOUT, Belgium, and I took the Eurostar to London to watch Matt Damon in a theater play (This is Our Youth). He arrived on foot to the theater and gave me his autograph !! 😄
Fortune Favors The Brave.
I'm so glad that you're reacting to the Bourne trilogy, Mary! I think this character is so intriguing. And each film gets even better! Love your reactions!
Mary, you're in for such a treat in the "Borne" series..... It's got that one guy as the lead... You know...
...MATT DAMON 😆 hahaha ❤ 🎥
The Bourne trilogy revolutionized 2000s action movies
It really did.
it did actually, al those types of movies like the equalizer and john wick are all inspired by this movie.
@@2684dennisAnd Daniels Bond movies.
"Oooh Matt, you can speak Dutch to me" - Them hormones raging, eh Mary? 🤣
Franka Potente is so good in this. Marie is not a superhero, she is a normal person who is in shock and frankly doesn't know what she is doing.
A great movie, love Damon’s work in it, it feels really grounded in an odd way. Yes, he’s incredibly competent, but he’s competent at lots and lots of things which is even more impressive. Can’t wait for the sequel.
If you want other movies that serve as commercials for the Mini Coopers of various years, check out The Italian Job and its remake. A couple of fun heist movies with Minis and larger modern Minis.
"He could be Belgian, though. He speaks three languages." Love it. That's the most European thing I've ever heard. Marichu, keep on being your own beautiful self.
This is great but I still love Franke Potente in Run Lola Run best.
I'm so glad you are doing this trilogy, one of my favorites of all time.
Great reaction, Mary! Your face when Matt Damon spoke Dutch was priceless!
The mini in this film, the Bluesmobile in the Blues Brothers, and Bullit’s Mustang were 3 of the hardest working cars in cinematic history.
I'm not familiar with "Bullit," and I only saw the movies related to my suggestion once, so I may be off-track, but perhaps add the Trans-Am from "Smokey and the Bandit" and its sequel as well? My grandpa was such a fan of the movie that he still had a working Trans-Am, same year and color and everything, for my entire life. The thing had to be like 45 years old when my grandpa died, and still running.
We love this reactor because she looks away sometimes!
We love this reactor because she is genuine and doesn't shy away from scenes that may upset her.
Years ago, when George W Bush was still President, a news story aired that was very interesting. Someone called police because a tenant hadn't pay his rent and wanted him removed or access to the space. They said that when police got inside they found passports for the same person under different names from around the world. The discovery also included money from around the world and two computers with a different keyboard interface. The news casters had fun asking "is Jason Bourne out there?" In the story they said police became very concerned for what they discovered. It was funny and interesting at the time. Then years later there was an elderly man that went to the bathroom on a plane headed to Canada. When he came out of the bathroom he was a young Asian man. He was heavily disguised. These two stories always stick out as clear evidence of spies living and working around us.
I noticed your happiness in discovering this movie is mostly in Europe. I wondered if you'd reacted to the French 90's classic trilogy Les Trois Coluer (my French is terrible, sorry) - It's the Three Colours Trilogy, with each movie being themed around that part of the French flag, Red, White and Blue, or Equity, Liberty and Fraternity. Each movie is fascinating in its own right, but it's all interconnected, following different people as an insane plot develops between them. The sound is beautiful. It's also a great look at Paris in the early 90's.
Mary is so funny and precious lol. ❤ :)
Actually, the best movie advertisement for Mini Cooper is:
"The Italian Job" (2003 remake)
Hiya. Best ad for a Mini Cooper? Watch 'The Italian Job' (1969). You're welcome. Stay safe. All the best to you.
Noooooo!!!!!
30 minutes is WAY too short for these movies. Make them longer...please!!
If you are interested in Dutch in an English language film, i would suggest "A Bridge Too far" (1977) real events, based on the book by historian Cornelius Ryan.
Oh Marychu, glad you’re finally getting into the Bourne series. One of my favorites. Looking forward to your reactions to the remaining two in the trilogy as well as “The Bourne Legacy” and “Jason Bourne” which came after the trilogy. “…Legacy” stares Jeremy Renner, but it’s still a great film.
PS: Hope you and the baby are doing well.
If you haven't seen Franka's movie Run Lola Run (Lola Runt), you really should.
It's not very widely known, but at about the same time the first Bourne novel was released in America, so was the Belgian Bande dessinée XIII. Both series are remarkably similar, but it was just an incredible case of serendipity, not plagiarism.
For more Mini Cooper action, check out The Italian Job from 2003
This changed the feel of action/spy thrillers. Much more "realistic", much less over the top. You can see the impact on the Bond films that came after and even the John Wick franchise.
The trick to get in the traffic very fast is to find the most expensive car around and bully them into letting you in.
Think about that. A fender bender in your 2003 Corolla will never hurt as much as in their top tier Porsche.
By the way, you REALLY need to see LUCKY NUMBER SLEVIN
its funny, when i was young a 'stick' was officially called 'standard transmission' as opposed to an automatic transmission... now young folks rarely learn it
Whoever says something like "I hate this reactor because she looks away sometimes" is here for the wrong reason. They're probably into torture porn. Reactors are allowed to look away when they want. That in itself is a reaction, and no further commentary is needed. I would rather someone look away at certain parts than force themselves to watch it or not watch the movie at all.
First things first, I hope you are doing well. Then I really liked your reactions to this movie. Especially the look on your face when Matt Damon spoke Dutch. How did you feel when the female character's name was so close to your own?
This series is so fun. The stories all tie together which is very cool. If you liked this you might like something similar but with a lot more comedy, the movie "Red" with Bruce Willis. Great job Mary.
I remember seeing this one in the theater because of Franka Potente, and I was truly surprised at how well Matt Damon did. I never would of thought of him doing action, but he did an excellent job in this trilogy.
I really enjoyed your reaction, but then you always come through :). I was hoping you'd react to the Bourne series, which is a favorite of mine. Please don't miss, "The Bourne Legacy" (doesn't star Matt Damon, but is excellent on its own) which parallels the timeline of "The Bourne Ultimatum", and finally, "Jason Bourne", which answers one of the main questions I had (why did he volunteer in the first place).
BTW, a big congratulations for you and your husband on becoming parents ... very, very soon! :).
Both of those movies are terrible though.
@@DeltaAssaultGaming Whatever...
05:12 so unrealistic, no swiss police would be so hostile to a man sleeping on a bench.
What a coincidence you mentioning Succession when one of the main actors from that show is in this movie.
16:26 the proper way to deal with an annoying Frenchman
What I adore about this movie is when Bourne during chaos in the embassy takes off the fire escape plan from the wall to use as a map. So simple, so practical.
What I do not like about this movie is the shaky-cam all other action movies overdid for the next twenty years.
Oooh the Bourne series... buckle up!
I love this movie. The story and the pacing seem perfect for a thriller. One of my favorite things about it is the style of martial arts he uses. I study martial arts and I’ve always been a little annoyed by the flashy fight scenes in most movies that have unrealistic, unnecessary, and ineffective moves. It’s so nice to see him use the most direct and economical moves to acheive his goal of subdueing his opponent. It’s a really awesome style of martial arts.
...and they pretty much threw that away in the next movie. The big fight sequence in Supremacy looks like a barroom brawl by comparison. I don't know which is more realistic, but I also prefer the Identity fight choreography (not to mention the cinematography).
I wish the fight scenes in Batman Begins looked good, like the ones in this movie.
Kali, Filipino martial arts, was used in this.
Did you know that Matt Damon is in this film?
The movie that actually helped boost sales of Mini COopers was The Italian Job which is also a great action movie.
If you ever get a chance read the books by Robert Ludlum. They're even better than the movies.
Succession is one of the best shows
0:30 the duck is this lip-sync
You'll enjoy the sequels.
Bourne is an amazing trilogy. Innovative in a lot of ways, a unique take on the spy action movie.
But you should know they do have some excessive SHAKY-CAM. It has it's uses, but they go a bit overboard.
The whole "Matt Damon" bit had me laughing a lot! I remember seeing this series in the theater; its a great series!
Nice movie....i got some movie suggestions for you... Maverick (mel gibson) not to be confused with top gun maverick...HotShots part 1&2 (charlie sheen)...Man of the House (tommy lee jones)...Baby's day Out..some animated movies Ice Age.. Escape to Madagascar...Iron Giant...have a nice day.
Mary, there are actually five Bourne movies. The original Trilogy (Identity, Supremacy and Ultimatum) with Matt Damon, The Bourne Legacy (with Jeremy Renner) and Jason Bourne (again with Matt Damon).
A few very good more serious espionage/spy movies set in Europe:
"Ronin" (1998)
"The Peacemaker" (1997)
"The November Man" (2014)
"La Femme Nikita" (1990 original) French w/ English subtitles. There are a few Hollywood remakes, but the original is best by a big margin.
"Where Eagles Dare" (1968) set in WW2, from a book by Allister McLean
"The Guns of Navarone" (1961) set in WW2, from a book by Allister McLean
Others:
"Sneakers" (1992)
"Three Days of the Condor" (1975) from a book by Fredrick Forsyth
"The Assignment" (1997)
"Matt Day mon" 😂
Don't let anyone deter you from watching the fourth film, THE BOURNE LEGACY. It stars Jeremy Renner. The timeline of LEGACY is the same as THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM. They masterfully splice them together, integrating several snippets of ULTIMATUM into LEGACY. LEGACY has more meat on the story. It is my favorite of all of the five films. The progression of the programs is consistent throughout. At the end of ULTIMATUM (I see you have watched it) they are talking about the successor to Treadstone, Blackbriar. In LEGACY, Renner's character is in the program that follows Blackbriar, and, a character enters in that is from the program that is the successor to that program. Successive iterations in which the agents are "improved" over the preceding agents.
Mary, you should check out Matt Damon in "The Rainmaker". It is a legal drama based on a John Grisham novel.
Other movies based on Grisham's novels are "The Firm" with Tom Cruise and Gene Hackman, "The Client" with Tommy Lee Jones and Susan Sarandon, "The Pelican Brief" with Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington and "A Time to Kill" with Matthew McConaughey, Sandra Bullock and Samuel L Jackson.
Loved your reaction when you heard him speaking Dutch. Very cool.
I'm absolutely shocked you haven't watched all the John Grisham novels. Every single one is centered around the law. The Firm, The Pelican Brief, The Client, A Time To Kill, Gingerbread Man, Runaway Jury, The Chamber...with some of the biggest actors of the screen: Tom Cruise, Denzel Washington, Julia Roberts, Tommy Lee Jones, Mary-Louise Parker, Susan Sarandon, Samuel L. Jackson, Matthew McCounagh-alright-alright-alright, Sandra Bullock, Kenneth Branaugh, Robert Downey Jr., John Cusack, Rachel Weisz, Gene Hackman, Dustin Hoffman, Chris O'Donnell, Genehackman, Faye Dunaway...statistically it doesn't seem possible that you have not seen these movies.
John Grisham Bio: "A graduate of Mississippi State University and Ole Miss Law School, John Grisham obtained his law degree in 1981 and practiced law for about 10 years, specializing in criminal defense and personal injury litigation. He was elected to the Mississippi House of Representatives in 1983 and served until 1990. He gave up his law practice to write full-time. He began writing in 1984, and three years later finished his first novel, "A Time To Kill", published by Wynwood Press in June 1988. He is the best-selling author of "A Time to Kill", "The Firm", "The Pelican Brief" and "The Client". He lives with his wife and their two children on a farm in Oxford, Mississippi."
- IMDb Mini Biography By: A. Nonymous
"The Bourne Trilogy" is my favorite spy-movie series. I have seen a bunch of the "James Bond" movies, but they never really hooked me. "Mission Impossible" is a ton of fun and I like the franchise a lot, but none of them hooked me the way Bourne did. And shaky cam scenes make me physically ill and frequently set off hallucinations from my schizophrenia as well, so it really says a lot in my eyes that I still love the series so much given how the use of shaky cam increases through the next few movies, forcing me to either look away during most of the fights or to watch on a screen too small to set me off. Some people dislike the later movies, but I actually like the whole Bourne series and feel they're all worth watching. The first three are by far the best, but they're all entertaining at least. Plus, as a side note, I always watch through the credits of movies to see if there are any mid- or post-credits scenes, but the Bourne movies are some of the only movies I actually look forward to the credits for, because the song they use slaps! And, if you listen to them all, it's a different mix of the song in every single movie's credits. It's not my usual type of music, but I absolutely love that song. Or songs. Or remixes of the one song. Whatever. ✌🤓
The 3rd film in this series is my favorite. Thanks for reacting to this one.😊
Ditto.
@0:01 That sound effect has me wondering...
Does Mary play SSB?!?
The original Mini Cooper production ended in 2000. Considering that it started in 1959 that's quite extraordinary. The best marketing campaign for the Mini was its success in racing in the 60s, most notably winning the Monte Carlo Rally in 64, 65 and 67 against the much more powerful competition. In 66 they would also won, but were disqualified because the lights weren't stock. I got a chance to drive my grandmas Mini on some German country roads about 20 years ago. In my mind every Mini is a pretty much a race car ;-).
What happened to Better Call Saul?????? I'm bummed that you aren't posting those because they're really good and I followed the Breaking Bad journey and hoped I could geek out with you about BCS. Just sayin'.
A great starter to the QUADRILOGY with an extra spinoff that is also very good.. looking forward to you next reviews. Steve
I'm liking this simply for the intro...too funny! But I'm liking it because it was a great reaction as always, Mary =).
'The Italian Job' with Michael Caine from 1969 is the best advertisement for Mini Coopers.
I still can't believe I haven't gotten around to watching Team America: World Police.
My uncle is from The Netherlands and speaks Dutch and apparently 7 other languages.
If you liked the actress who played Marie, I would recommend Lola Rennt (Run Lola Run) as she plays the main character in that film. But make sure it's the original German version. Not any kind of dub.
I highly recommend Robert Ludlum as an author, the guy who wrote the novels on which this series is based. The movies are great, but the books are ten times better, especially the first. 😲 Just be aware there's another author named Eric Van Lustbader who took over the series and I can't vouch for his books. But Robert Ludlum 👍👍. Great Cold War espionage novels.
I'd love to see Mary react to Spoorloos (1988), probably one of the best Dutch films of modern times. Since she likes thrillers and unraveling mysteries, this should be right up her street. Just don't watch the terrible Hollywood remake by mistake.
Great! Waiting for the next one! ❤
If you like law based type action/dramas, you have to watch the series
“Goliath” with Billy Bob Thornton, it’s fantastic
The guy didn't just go out the window, he committed suicide. That's why it was the most pressing question. Guy comes to kill him, fails, commits suicide....it's pretty damn wtf...
12:29 "If this is not the best ad for Mini Cooper, I don't know what is." 🤔 You should really consider watching the Italian Job (2003). It came out one year after this film, and was an even _better_ ad for the Mini. So much so that I'm pretty sure it caused a surge in sales and market share, at least here in the U.S.
They sold SO MANY Mini Coopers behind these movies. This and The Italian Job.
Hey Mary. It's been awhile since I commented but I'm still watching. I'm so glad you started this series. She thought this one was good, it does nothing but get better than the next two. Keep going can't wait. They just keeps getting better. As long as you're awesome ❤️💚☘️🇺🇦
This movie did repouplarize mini Coopers in America again, and then like a year later, they did a Hollywood remake of "The Italian Job" that mini cooper probably paid a lot of money for product placement to have made. The original "The Italian Job" was a British heist movie from 1969 starring a young Michael Caine, and the remake had a big star studded cast, and they did some action packed chase scenes with new suped up mini Coopers that really made them popular again in America after that. Even new little Fiats and smart cars were popular for a while off of the mini Cooper hype. Also, I can't remember if it was before or after, but around the same time, the new Volkswagen bugs were a popular thing in America too. With America's reputation for big cars compared to Europe, there was a period when tiny European cars were hip again here.
12:28ish.."The Italian Job" remake was the best promo for Mini Cooper BY FAR lol
"Oh, Matt, you can speak dutch to me!" - That made me laugh a lot! Great movie and great reaction! Looking forward to the next two parts! Greetings from Germany!
These are smarter films than most people even realize, just starting with languages. "Team America" pokes fun at the low standards of audiences, much as "Idiocracy" does. Sadly they don't even realize it, sometimes even feeling outrage for all of the wrong reasons.
Love this trilogy. I will say though, the shaky cam used in the filming of the fight scenes can be pretty annoying. It was the 2000's though, and boy did they love a shaky cam during that decade. When films finally stopped with the whole shaky cam nonsense, video games picked up on the trend. Thankfully that particular style has more or less gone extinct, or at least become endangered. Also some of the sound effects used for the fights scenes can be pretty goofy, but those are minor gripes and don't diminish what are 3 really outstanding action films.
The best ad for the Mini Cooper? The 1969 "The Italian Job" with Michael Caine :)
Love this first movie and the subsequent movies too, but someone discovered the "shaky cam" for the second movie and it is really carpet bombed throughout the movie. I like it when it feels right, but it went way overboard on the second Bourne movie... It makes some of the scenes really hard to follow. Just an FYI warning, but please do watch all three. Good movies all of them.
What I like about Marie is that she's attractive, but in a "normal person" sort of way, rather than a "movie star" way. It gives her character some natural believability and approachability. I like Marie a lot, i think she's one of the best parts of the movie. She's easy to root for.
But she isn’t attractive.
Agreed. I got upset when I read another comment that was complaining that the love interest wasn’t attractive enough. I guess he just wants super models everywhere. I think she was perfect.
Our Ms. Mary is the Franka Potente of reactions. Also, suggestion for baby name: Bourne.