The Bourne Supremacy (2004) Wife’s First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!
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- The Bourne Supremacy (2004)
They don't make mistakes. They don't do random. There's always an objective. Always a target.
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The look on TBR's face right after Samantha said she was glad to see Marie was back is priceless.
Right? A poker face it ain’t. 😂
2:20
LOLOLOLOL
I wanted to comment the same thing and this was already the top comment!! LOL.
_Daniel_
“She’s standing right next to you” is one of the best lines in the whole series.
Yup so true
Right then that frantic look off into the distance lol
"Because if you were in your office, we'd be having this conversation face to face"
If you were in your office now, we'll be having this conversation face to face.
honestly, that's one of my favorite moments in cinema history that I have seen. I get chills every single time and I know it's coming.
"You're not hearing me. Bourne dead gives me nothing." The line I quote most from this film. Love Joan Allen and her delivery.
"He's making his first mistake."
"They don't make mistakes. They don't do random. There's always an objective."
Love this dialogue, shows the mistakes were intentional.
One of the underrated things I love about this trilogy is that they tell a pretty complex spy story, but in a way that everyone always knows exactly as much a they should. They convey the secrets and subtlety in a way viewers can grasp the ideas, but are also just as confused and lost as Jason is. It's a tight rope to walk and they do it beautifully. It's one of those things you don't appreciate until you watch it like this, already knowing what happens.
Seeing someone who DOESN'T know what happens, but still grasps the major plot points, tells you what a great job the writing/direction did.
You point out something really good here! I never quite realised until you put it in to words, but these movies are indeed good at doing the 'spy' thing without overly complex or over-the-top plot structures. There's secrecy and subtlety, but it's never intentionally over complex or disoriented in the way it's displayed.
It's a slow play until finally all the pieces fall into place in every individual movie as well as the trilogy as a whole.
Well said!
Great comment!
"I'm so glad she's back" and that face🤣🤣🤣
Lol That so damn funny! He’s like “Stand by for Samantha getting pissed in 5…4…3…” It was Rambo 2 all over again! “Nothing better happen to her…” Lol
Loved that 😂
21:45 "You're on your own."
(Enter Bourne) "Oop, no you're not." 😆
Samantha to Marie's death: "No freaking way! I don't want to watch this anymore!"
I have to laugh because that's exactly what I said. 😄
The media blackout about Marie, before the movie dropped was intense. They had Franke Potente doing all the press runs and everything, even though she knew her character got killed early. It was masterful.
With Bourne, in Rock Paper Scissors, Paper beats Scissors
I was just thinking that exact same thing earlier...I guess Paper can beat Scissors just this once!! (LOL)
"I don't want to watch this anymore."
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ah, classic Sam line.
I pretty much felt the same way first time I saw this one. When you said you were so glad Marie was back, I was like, "Yeah, but not for long." 😥
LOL. Wolves died of laughter after Sam says "I'm glad she's back"😂
6:03 I feel you Samantha. I was also disappointed they killed off Marie so early. Her relationship with Jason was a cool part of the first movie.
I liked her character a lot but I will respectfully disagree and quote the first movie: She would slow him down or the tempo of the movie anyway. It was a necessary/right move right from the beginning to keep the pacing from the director or the script + the motivation for revenge adding another element to the story. His “true” love is someone else anyway. He just can't remember. ;) I also believe IMO that relationship was the trigger that started the whole situation on the boat when he could not kill Wombosi right in front of the kids. Knowing how it feels when you lose someone you love right in front of your eyes. But this is just my own theory.
just imagine that there was another film about Marie + Jason's life in Myknos & India between the first film and this one in which nothing terrible happens except they have to move occasionally. A good title would be "The Bourne Vacation"
@stv dagger. That movie is called Knight and Day
I think they had to kill off Marie otherwise Jason would pretty much have to drag her along for the entire film and that was already done in the first film. And killing off Marie gives Jason the motivation to "end this once and for all."
exactly, they had to free him up to move the story from them running to him coming to end it. And you can say ok leave her somewhere and he'll come back for her but they did that already. Sucks but they had to kill her off.
If you watched this in the theaters, Marie's death made a lot of people upset. I remember people saying things out loud like: "Come on!" "No way!" "Nooooo!"
When you're done with this trilogy/quadrilogy, etc., I would DEFINTELY recommend "Ronin" with Robert De Niro and Jean Reno.
Jean Reno, was he Leon?
@@MessOfThings Yes
@@MessOfThings Yup. And the first Mission Impossible movie.
I love the car chase scene from Ronin.
@@williamroper5422 A John Frankenheimer trademark. 👍
This is the best sequel to ever be shot by cameraman having a sneeze fit.
Hahaha poor cameraman! This movie needs a sneeze track
@@TBRSchmittIt’s like he was being chased by the Blair Witch.
I think Michael J. Fox was the camera operator. 😂
@BigMikeKOE Not funny man.
I work with a guy, last name Bourne. In his first week I said “hey, if we got married? I’d be Jason Bourne!” The board room went a little quiet. He said “you would take my name? Cool” Friends forever 😂
Hahahahaha…bro moment for sure. So good
You'll always be M, Bond's boss, man! M------y.
@@6Sierra Have to admit. The 5-6sec of silence 🧐I may have overstepped this time. My humour is not appreciated by all. F**K’em
That's funny. I once told my best friend that if we got married I'd take her name so I could be Robert Wagner
@@MessOfThings Heart to Heart ❤️? I have vague memories of loving that show
A KNIFE vs ROLLED UP NEWSPAPER. Check
Sam, don't underestimate the power of the printed word, especially in the hand of Jason Bourne. -------- Last time it was assassin vs ball point pen.
The pen is, after all, mightier than the sword
The look you gave at 2:23 was hilarious 😂😂
The original Bourne trilogy movies are based on three novels by Robert Ludlum. The novels are set in the 70's/80's and Jason Bourne was a deep cover agent tasked with hunting down Carlos The Jackal (an actual terrorist from that era). As in the first movie Jason loses his memory but the CIA thinks he's gone rogue as he no longer follows their protocols, but is using their assets. In the books the role of Marie is filled in by a woman who works for the Canadian Embassy and by the end of the book Jason finds his way back to the CIA (who have been trying to kill him) after he almost gets Carlos. Cocklin survives in the books and is deeply apologetic for his mistakes. Jason also learns his real identity (David Webb) and retires together with Marie to become a professor. In the second book, someone in the Far East is posing as Jason Bourne, using the same methods and tools as Jason did during his career. So the Secret Service in Hong Kong decides that they need the "real" Jason Bourne to hunt down the fake one. As David has no interest in this, they fake kidnap Marie and make it seem that the fake Jason Bourne is behind this. So David goes back into action again. The third book in the series finally deals with David having to take up the mantle again to take down Carlos for good.
There was a miniseries produced of the first book, which starred Richard Chamberlain (of Shogun fame) as Jason, which actually follows the first book quite closely. Of course the later movies couldn't do this as a) the CIA had become somewhat of a suspicious agency in many people's eyes and b) the real Carlos the Jackal had been arrested many years before and there wasn't really anyone who could be used in his place.
Samantha: _"I'm so glad [Marie] is back!"_
TBR: _" 😃😀😐"_
Karl Urban is in so many big franchises. Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, The Boys, Thor, this movie.
The dude has a big geek cred indeed... Played Dredd and also was in Xena The Warrior Princess..
@@defunctus408 he was great as Judge Dredd. I don’t know why that movie didn’t do better than it did. I didn’t know he was in Xena though I never really watched it.
Also Doom and Riddick
Gotta love Jason Bourne using a newspaper as a weapon.
The great thing about Bourne is that he can use pretty much anything within reach as a weapon. A pen in the previous film, and a newspaper in this one.
Is fucking useless irl but looks cool in movies, especially against a damn knife
@@CYB3R2K He did a lot of damage with that pen and that newspaper. In real life most people don't have access to an actual weapon in dangerous situations so you have to use what's available.
Jason Bourne vs John Wick
Location: Office Depot
Who wins?
@@mr.crumbles2557 If he had access to guns, maybe John Wick. It would least be a tossup.
But with just random "weapons" found at a Home Depot, I'm giving this to Bourne. He's more used to using everyday items as weapons.
Living in Berlin it's funny to see how many "Moscow" scenes were actually filmed in Berlin (The Moscow airport scenes at the car park, Karl Urban exiting the club onto the street, Bourne travelling to the Neski girls' former apartment by taxi, Bourne getting shot and the Police officers arresting Karl Urban, the tunnel car chase)...for some scenes they didn't even have to do much set dressing 😀 Also the exploding house supposed to be in Munich is actually in Berlin...I walked by it after watching the movie to see what it looked like now and if you could see any evidence of the blast...but of course, it was all special effects...the house was actually for sale! They shot the movie during the winter of 2003/2004 and it was bitterly cold...some friends from my class were participating as extras in the "protest" crowd scenes at Alexanderplatz, similar protests were really happening at the time with students of schools and universities being on strike and protesting against the education system. My classmates had to be up all night in freezing temperatures until the scenes were set up but didn't make it on camera 😀 The movie theatre I watched this movie in when it premiered can actually be seen in the movie, which was kinda a weird experience!
very informative comment 👍🏼✅
fun to see something on screen in real life, especially your own backyard!
'Marie' - Franka Potente - "Run Lola Run" 1998 - German experimental thriller
2:42 Hey, speaking of a young Karl Urban, the New Zealand actor played Éomer in the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Those would be some great movies for you to react to.
Thanks mate, I was surprised to hear when some other role was mentioned.
Urban is in MANY franchises
Star Trek (Dr McCoy), MCU (Thor: Ragnarok), Riddick, Judge Dredd (the franchise didn't make it but the two attempts make it a franchise), Doom (after a game series so therefore it is a franchise), and Herc/Xena.
He is going to be in Mortal Kombat 2 (Johnny Cage) too.
Also, Marton Czokas - the German assassin Bourne killed with a magazine - played Celeborn!! Also, he played one of the most chilling villains in modern times - Nikolai Itchenko in _The Equalizer._
Sam, "I'm so glad Marie is in this movie". Ahh Sam (NFL) not for long. Not for long.
hey Sam, many people speculate that Marie got shot because she switched seats with Jason before they hit the fields. ------- So the assissin was aiming of the driveseat side of the car, but hit the wrong person. Which is also why he thought Jason was dead.
I know that moment hurt, but you powered through to enjoy the rest of the movie.
Karl Urban as Judge Dredd was terrific!
I would love a sequel with Karl and Olivia back. Can you believe it's been over 10 years. Movie still looks amazing.
@@mattjones7226 Yes'
YOU BETRAYED THE LAW!! - LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWW!!
25:43 *"OH DAMN!"* 🫢
crunched him
When I saw this at the cinema on release I could hear a collective exhaling of breath from everyone in the auditorium after the car chase. I realised at that moment every single person watching had been holding their breath throughout the entire sequence. Including myself.
Two LOTR actors here-Karl Urban, who was Eomer, and Martin Csokas, who was Celeborn.
1st time I saw csokas was playing a plant in farecape.
And both did Xena
I’m so glad y’all are back and with a bang this is one of my favorite movies. I love the series
Thanks for the support!
He didn't kill (/finish off) Karl Urban because he's clearly out of the fight and he isn't the bad guy - he's another Bourne, another Clive Owen, another Martin Csokas; an asset being sent out to kill whatever he's told to.
Paul Greengrass' style of framing shots and directing in our minds is amazing. ❤
We love all three of these films. It will be interesting to see what you think at the end of the trilogy.
that knowing glance at 14:28.
The movies never tell you his background but the books do. His wife and 2 children were killed in Viet Nam [the book was set earlier than the movie] so he joined Treadstone. Also, Marie survived in the books and David and she had their own children.
I think that was one of the two major aspects of the books they had to leave out because of the actor they chose. The other is that, in the books, Bourne is past his physical prime so some of the things he could rely on don't work as well. Matt Damon was too young for those things to be plausible. I think it was more than a fair trade to get his performances in these movies.
@@dannyheel1 I don't disagree. The later books went a little bizarre. The last book I read had him taking something that moved his heart so that he survived a direct hit to the heart. But I did like the back story that we never get in the movie.
I never got that far. I stopped reading when Ludlum died. After the author dies, the books that follow seem like fan fiction.
The most chilling line for me was when they said "he finally made a mistake" and Nicki said "they don't make mistakes" with that 'you fools, I am the only one in this room that realizes how f*cked you are' look.
The thing to remember about the shaky cam thing is, to a large degree, that style came from these movies. They made the quick cut, hand held camera fight scene and interior shot car chase popular. It has become overused, but the car chase in this one, when it first came out, was like nothing we had ever seen before. It was viscerally impactful in a way that shocked the hell out of people.
Not only has it become overused, the way it's used now is pretty bad. People don't really know how to use it effectively. A lot of the time you aren't able to tell what the hell is going on when modern movies use it. But this movie uses it masterfully.
One of the best parts is when Nikki says "No, they don't make mistakes."
I wish I could watch all of the Bourne films again, for the first time. Truly one of my favorite milti-trilogies.
I hate to point this out, cause it's so weird, but the thing I love most about all the Bourne films is the way they refer to covert operations and how dreadfully often they overlap and are referenced. "Treadstone? Treadstone! Blackbriar? Blackbriar! The Program? Le Programme! We need to Blackbriar a Treadstone for the Program!"
Les Enfants Terrible..... oh wrong franchise lol
Make sure you check out the 4th movie, Jeremy Renner's The Bourne Legacy ,(Rachel Weisz, Edward Norton). I have no idea what other fans opinions are on this one but I enjoyed it, especially when I didn't expect a 5th with Matt. The books are great also!
I'm with you on this. The Bourne Legacy was an amazing movie on its own, and I loved that it paralleled the time frame of The Bourne Ultimatum. And while the last in the Bourne series with Matt Damon isn't on par with the first two, I really liked it.
I liked the Bourne legacy better than Jason Bourne ( 5th one ) Jeremy renner was great as Aaron cross.
@@MrPerthglory Agreed. The Renner film was pretty good, and definitely better than the last official Bourne film, which was the weakest.
Edward Norton was great and very scary in that roll
The limp from Matt Damon was real. As he was dodging the trains he jumped and landed wrong and broke his ankle! This is why they don't like actors doing their own stunts! 🤦♂️😉
Always thought it was a call back to that long drop he'd survived in the first movie...he walked away from that with the same limp (on the same leg too...I think).
Each Bourne movie within the TRILOGY is better than the previous one. IMO absolutely unheard of situation with most sequels/trilogies. I will not spoil anything for your wife but the last one is truly something she will remember.
A guy on TH-cam met Karl Urban at a convention and asked him if he thought his character survived his injuries and Urban said he likely did. If he died, it would negate Bourne's mercy and make it for nothing.
Bourne meeting the Neski girl is my favorite scene out of a huge number of great scenes in this movie. Once Bourne found out what he did in his old life, he didn't hesitate: he put his own life at risk to do The Right Thing as best he could. Didn't care how angry he was, he wasn't going to dishonor Marie or go against his own moral principles to cave. The fact that he didn't care if his last act was apologizing to this girl for what he did makes Bourne a better character than James Bond IMO.
I agree. That scene is one of my favorites' in any movie. Especially because of the ambiguity: it's not entirely clear if Jason is just being altruistic (he wants the girl to know so that she can move on) or if he is also trying to alleviate the feeling of guilt that is devouring him. Maybe a little bit of both, especially if we go by one of the following chapter's dialogues (which I won't elaborate on in order to avoid spoilers for people that might have not seen it yet).
Also, I always found Oksana Akishina beautiful in that scene. And I don't mean it in a sexualized way. She was definitely pretty, but it was the mix of vulnerability, palpable fear and strength that she managed to impart on the character in just a few minutes of screentime that made that scene so touching in my opinion.
The scene where Jason tells the girl that he killed her parents is one of the most powerful scenes I've ever watched in an action movie. Can you imagine?
Your face after Sam mentions Marie being back 😅😂😂
2:19 😅😂🤣
Sam: I'm so glad she's back.
TBR: Hehehe.
One thing they do so well with these films is capturing the feel of the different cities. I've been to Berlin a few times and it gets it so right. Not the usual Hollywood treatment where all we see are the tourist spots and stereotypes.
A fun fact: most of car chases stunts in Moscow were done by a 16 years old Russian kid as per Matt Damon interview when a movie came out
Well the thing is, Pamela Landy's hotel room phone was busy because Jason dialed the number on his mobile phone so that when the hotel employee dialed the number, the call wouldn't go through but he would still get the room number.
Just noticed that in each movie Bourne has a transformative moment in water.
The beach in India is Palolem, in the south of Goa. I was there a few weeks before filming started. No one knew that Hollywood was about to descend on the beach.
Guys I just want to say the first time I commented on your channel was long ago asking if maybe you could put the newest uploads at the top of your channel and you did it immediately. But I'm just super proud of how far you have come and what lovely people you are. I wish I had the honor of calling you my friends. Just keep being yourselves. :)
LOL, that look when she said "I'm so glad she's back". LOL
Great reaction and insights as always. It's unfortunate, but Marie's death reinforces that Bourne can't have a normal life and his story can't have a happy ending. Even though it was his job and under the pretense of "national security", he has killed too many people to come out of this clean.
Someone else mentioned "Ronin" with DeNiro and Reno, I would have to strongly agree that you guys should watch that, a great action / thriller. And I would also have to throw "3 Days of the Condor" with Redford in there as well. I am waiting for someone (anyone) to react to that film. And not just because it's a great addition to this genre, but that it takes place in the mid '70s and so very interesting to see what was considered "high tech" back then and how the main character navigates and gathers information in a time with no internet, no cell phones, etc.
For more Karl Urban, please watch his excellent portrait of Dr. McCoy in Star Trek.
Karl does a really nice job as Dr. McCoy it's just too bad those JJ Abrams Star Trek films suck ginormous King Kong ballz.
@@clit_niblr0375 lol. My thoughts exactly. On both accounts.
I second that.
This was a really good reaction. You both catch onto things so fast and your discussions are on point. I subscribed.
wait till she sees the rooftop Chase of Bourne Ultimatum. The Best
"Parkour!!!"
Supremacy is by far my fav of the trilogy, even though it has a dark legacy of starting a decade of shaky cam action movies.
Yeah, Karl Urban may be Billy Butcher in The Boys, but he's also Eomer in the Lord Of The Rings trilogy, Doctor 'Bones' McCoy in the latest round of Star Trek movies, had significant roles in other movies like Thor: Ragnarok, Doom, Riddick, RED, and an uncredited Stormtrooper in Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker, as well as TV shows like Almost Human, Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, among others. Unfortunately, I don't see that you've seen ANY of those on your channel. Oh well, you definitely have something to look forward to.
Also, I think you misunderstood the scene where Jason had the desk clerk call Pamela Landy's room. If you L👀k back at that scene, I think you'll notice him calling the hotel as he walks in and asks the hotel operator to ring Pam's room, then he immediately walks to the front desk and asks the clerk to also ring her room ... WHILE he's still on the line with the hotel's receptionist. This gives him an excuse to NOT talk with her (he can't ... the phone is busy) while also seeing the room number. He didn't know it before, because they probably wouldn't give out room numbers to strangers so, by doing what he did, he got them to show it to him. As proof, you can see him hanging up his cell phone just after the clerk tells him that the phone is busy.
Love you guys. Always fun to watch with you. EVERYONE is pissed about Maria!
2:20 - Oh no girl, no 😂
The one quote from nicky when she's in the ops room " They don't make mistakes, they don't do random.................Scary version"
"I'm so glad she is back" The look after,lol
Glad to see you guys continuing the trilogy!
I love Samantha saying "ohh you are fired." LOL
They have to get Bourne to go back "home" so he can either be reprogrammed or terminated.
I always liked the asset at 11:44. I like his style and his house. Other than being a killer, he seemed like a cool dude.
The cab car chase was in my opinion one of the best film gimbals ever with the stunt driver sat on the roof driving 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍
Yup, Matt Damon is fantastic as this character. Love this trilogy and all the Bourne movies.
I think you would enjoy Atomic Blond (2017).
I loved this sequel quote a lot, it ramped things up well, had great fights, and hit you with some.great intensity. I am a little okay with the shaky cam, but it's not my favorite for this genre of movie.
Great to see this again with you two!
Dredd is peak Karl Urban if you haven't seen it. Great movie to react to.
Yes, the Dredd film with Karl Urban is great.
8:45 Encapsulated by Nikki in the clip "Scary Version", why these Black Ops Agents do what they do. "There's always an objective, always a target". Him using his own passport is not a mistake.
Fun fact. When he jumped onto the boat he did actually injury himself but didn't seek treatment so he could have continuity through the film. Henec why he limped through the rest of the film.
9:16 "Revenge."
sam sounds a little spicy
Fun fact: Each entry in both the Raimi Spider-Man trilogy and the Bourne trilogy came out in the same years - 2002, 2004 and 2007.
Bourne aiming a gun at unconscious people is always hilarious because he didn’t need the gun to subdue them in the first place, pretty sure he wouldn’t need to give a kill shot if they got up 😂
I can’t hear the theme music for Jason Bourne anymore without also thinking about Agent Michael Scarn.
For you LOTR fans, the final Treadstone agent Bourne kills is played by the same actor as Celeborne of Lothlorian.
I love the music that is played in this one and the next one! It is really intense and makes you sit up and take notice.
One of the few trilogies where each sequel is better than previous movie. Fantastic action series. (Yes, I'm still pretending 4th movie didn't happen;))
But the 4th movie is actually good. It’s more of bureaucratic thriller But that’s bc Gilroy had even more control over the production. Andor is proof that Gilroy nails these kind of stories.
Karl Urban is one of New Zealand's proud exports. He's pretty good at accents (like most actors) too
This is a fantastic soundtrack to do the dishes or vacuum to.
Hey, you two!
Glad you liked the movie. I also, didn't care for the shaking of the camera technique. This is one of those movies where it's completely unnecessary. The John Wick movies is proof of that.
I'd like to remind you, I love watching you two because you do the one thing I watch you for, Movie Review. Some couples have to argue or converse on something based off a scene. A couple of times I saw some reactors talk about something completely different from what the subject was: 1)talks about aliens and whether they believe in them or not. It's was a demon possession story. It was The Exorcist. 2) talks about surviving a tragedy and wonders how life can be so cruel. IT WAS MERCENARIES, DUDE!!! That one was Leathal Weapon.
Whenever I watch reactors that don't even pay attention, I have to change the channel. I'm watching them for their re.act.ion.
Some couples just argue. Boo 👎.
All in all, I'm always happy to see you two, because of your reactions. Hang on to her, sir. I could never get a girl that could do this. I'd always get talkers that talk about everything under the sun, EXCEPT the movie. (wah).
Keep on keeping on, you two!!! 😊
Hey Daniel and Sam, I see you are watching amazing spy movies. Your espionage skills are getting leveled up
Next you have to see Jack RYan and "Enemy of the State". THat is some NSA-level spy action thrills a minute for sure.
enemy of the state is next level, I honestly hope they watch it soon!
@@whiskeysk my fingers are crossed as well
There are some terrific action movies set across Europe….one of my personal favourites is The Peacemaker with George Clooney and Nicole Kidman……a highly underrated thriller, I’ve always thought. Someone has also mentioned Ronin, with Robert De Niro…..that film has some seriously awesome car chases!
I was just as pissed they killed off Marie. I hate the trope that the spy always has to be alone in personal life.
The phone was busy because he was calling her the same time he asked the lady to call her. He didn't want to connect just the room number. She answered his call instead of the hotel call and he hung up. Now he can watch her come out of that room and identify her.
In the borne identity. Deleted scenes. Jason finds the old Cia guy and doesn't kill him . He said if the agency leaves him alone, he will leave them alone. And he agreed and closed treadstone but start a different program.
suddenly remembers he had a wife and 3 offspring's..
which is why I h8 people having 6 during amnesia in movies and tv shows, but writers cant help themselves
It’s funny how now people see Urban as the Butcher. While I like The Boys, he’s Eomer or Dr. McCoy, or the guy in Red, or Vaako from Riddick, or Skurge from Rgnarok to me.
Ha ha how come I missed it when Daniel stared into the camera with that expression when Sam said “I’m so glad she’s back” Gold!
Bourne then started a wave of movies that thought good action equaled shaky camera. In Bourne it's not so bad, but in the following action movies of the time, it became hell.
TBR
You have one more of this Trilogy to react with Samantha: Bourne Ultimate.
Um
This actress is in a movie called creep. And it's her movie. I suggest everyone watch it at least twice. 2008 or 2009 I think.
you learn the most information about his dad in the last Jason Bourne 2016 movie
Jason Bourne movies achieve on screen what Bob Lee Swagger from "Shooter" does in the books.
Oh Sam, more shaky cam is coming.
Paul Greengrass directs Ultimatum and Jason Bourne.
Will u guys watch Bourne Legacy?
Jeremy Renner leads that one.
Trivia: Kiril the Assassin (KARL URBAN) played Dr McCoy in the STAR TREK MOVIE (2009)