@@ShaneH5150 I just feel bad for Renner. They kept putting him in franchises with the plan for him to take over. But the original star always came back. Then he ended up as Hawkeye... he was fantastic in the Hurt Locker.
@@havok6280 he's the man. yes, unfortunately he's stuck in those comic book movies now :/ i got tired of those pretty quickly, i watched the first 3 x men from the very early 2000s, some logan stuff and dr who, but all the other stuff with 30+ superstars in it, i just couldn't stomach them.
Jason Bourne using precision timing with German train schedules to escape… Jason Bourne tries the same thing to escape in Britain and is left standing on the platform surrounded by the cops as he looks at his watch and wonders where the bloody train is! 😜🤣🤣🤣
Pamela Landy: [over the phone] What if I can't find her? Jason Bourne: [while watching her through the rifle scope] It's easy. She's standing right next to you I really love this trilogy. Really great action flicks.
The Bourne series is a pentalogy. Five movies all interconnected. That's including Legacy that gets a lot of hate for some reason. All the movies are solid. Apparently, there was a TV show associated called "Treadstone" that was cancelled after one season.
@@gothnate Probably because the author, Robert Ludlum, only wrote three novels, hence the Bourne trilogy. The rest were penned by Eric Van Lustbader (12 novels) and Brian Freeman (3 novels), after Robert Ludlum died.
If you like Franka Potente, the actor that plays Marie, check out Run Lola Run. It's a weird quirky German film but she is the star and she is enjoyable in it.
Pam Landy should get low key mvp....she was willing to find the truth and not just seek "revenge" for the loss of her guy. So ultimately she got the people responsible.
Moby’s music is made for soundtracks. Not literally, but a lot of his music was in a lot of soundtracks around this time. Love the ethereal feel of his music when the mood calls for it.
@@inmate1614 Yes, good call. He did do some music just for movies in addition to his album songs that got picked up for soundtracks. Danny Elfman is another modem film scorer that a lot of people don’t realize was in a band for many years, Oingo Boingo, whose songs appeared in many, many 80s soundtracks before he began scoring all Tim Burton’s movies, as well as countless others.
@@BDogg2023 God moving over the face of the water from Heat is my favourite of Moby's soundtrack pieces. No one lives forever by Oingo Boingo is in Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 near the start.
@@inmate1614 I was a huge Boingo fan growing up. Seen them live so many times. No One Lives Forever is one of my favorite songs of theirs. Dead Man’s Party is in a few movies. Weird Science is the title track of the John Hughes film. Good Bye, Good Bye plays at the end credits in a number of 80s films. Fast Times At Ridgemont High. Back To School with Rodney Dangerfield. Bachelor Party with Tom Hanks. Many more films with their songs. Danny’s first score was Midnight Run. You hear a lot of Boingo overtones in that soundtrack.
For me it's the best Trilogy there is. All three are great and they get better even with 2 & 3. Truly surprised that it's not a more popular reaction series.
It's not a trilogy. There are four movies (so far) in the 'Bourne' series starring Matt Damon: 'The Bourne Identity', 'The Bourne Supremacy', 'The Bourne Ultimatum', and 'Jason Bourne'. All four are excellent.
@@grubby124 technically you're correct but i think "Jason Bourne" kinda breaks continuity a bit, since it happens 10 years later and tells a different story. Whereas the first 3 are one continuous storyline with their own conclusion.
@@joeberger3441 Hello Joe, and thanks for the reply. You're correct in that it does occur some time in the future, but it does still continue the Treadstone storyline and closes up some final loose ends on that. However, that being said, it's still Jason Bourne in top form, along with one of the most spectacular car chases ever. For me, that puts it right in there with the original three movies. However, that's just me. I was sad to see Nicki Parsons (Julia Stiles) leave the storyline, but Tommy Lee Jones makes a fine villain, and I'm hoping there will be a future installation that will expand on the role of the new head of the C.I.A. and what changes she might make. There are some interesting new directions the whole series could take if she does indeed end up as the new boss.
Jen showed good instincts predicting what Bourne would do next. I think she wants to jump into the game! But she really does need to learn how to drive a stick or her escape will be cut short by hopping into the wrong car!
The Bourne series are four of the best spy/assassin movies ever. Thanks for doing this series and refreshing my memories. Next up is 'The Bourne Ultimatum' and then a fourth one titled simply 'Jason Bourne', and what's even better - 'Jason Bourne' leaves open the possibility of a 'Bourne 5 coming out in the future. Fingers crossed. Both of the two remaining movies in the series are just as good as the first two, so I hope you get to them before too long. Liked and subscribed.
Just to let you know, both Supremacy & Ultimatum are directed by Paul Greengrass, who did United 93 (another movie I saw you’ve reacted to recently)! Can’t wait for you to react to the next film! 👍
16:20 Earlier on, there was a poster shown briefly reading "Demonstration", the German word for protest march (tho it can also mean demonstration as in PowerPoint demonstration). Because of this poster, Bourne knew that Alexanderplatz was the best place to have Nicki be.
Bourne used his passport in Naples because he deliberately wanted to pop the alert with the CIA so he could connect to them and find out what they were doing. He chose Naples because he knew it was a large enough place to have a CIA field office but a secondary one probably less well staffed with lower grade officers than a major city, which made it easier for him to defeat them, learn what he wanted and then escape. They don’t make mistakes. They don’t do random. There’s always a plan.
I would recommend taking a look at the movie Collateral. Very intense, high stakes drama that also received an Academy Award nomination. Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx are the leads in the movie.
Yes, please learn manual transmission cars!!!!!! It takes a solid week of daily lessons to learn. My female friend taught me. My husband had tried to teach me but men know what crunchy sounds mean in an engine so we had a huge fight. My friend’s car was so beat up she didn’t care about the sounds, lol. The skill has come in handy over the decades.
You might like "Hitman" from 2007 - here is the IMDB description: A gun-for-hire known only as Agent 47 hired by a group known only as 'The Organization' is ensnared in a political conspiracy, which finds him pursued by both Interpol and the Russian military as he treks across Russia and Eastern Europe. It stars Timothy Olyphant (from the TV show "Justified")
The scene where JB apologizes to the daughter of the parents he killed is one of the most unique scenes in the history of spy movies. The JB series also changed movie hand 2 hand scenes. John Wayne did it in his time. Bruce Lee in his. Seagal in his early days as well.
I liked the fourth film, "The Bourne Legacy," quite a bit. Try and watch it soon after "Ultimatum" as they tie in quite nicely. Another fun spy flick is "Spy Game" with Robert Redford and Brad Pitt. If you want to go retro, maybe try "The Ipcress File" with Michael Caine - that's the first of a trilogy the parts of which are a lot more different from each other than the "Bourne" movies but they're all pretty cool.
Another great spy/espionage movie is "Sneakers" from 1992. It's a great movie and quite funny. Great cast too. I highly recommend it. I think you'll love it!
He didn’t mean to shoot Marie. He saw Jason driving them. Marie and Jason switched seats outside of his knowledge, right after they exited the alley. He shot the driver, assuming it was still Jason.
@@jenmurrayxo Oh, I forgot to include "Jason Bourne" the fifth movie in the franchise. That's a really good one too (actually they're all really good). You get to find out what happened to Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles), in addition to Bourne. 👍👍👍😃
There are 3 left (Ultimatum, Legacy, and Jason Bourne). More along these lines? I'll recommend "The Transporter" and it's sequel, La Femme Nikita (the American remake "Point of No Return") and "Leone: The Professional", and "RONIN".
Yes. You need to see The Bourne Ultimatum and the series culmination, Jason Bourne. And if you like the genre of spy/suspense... and would love to add a TON of humor to it, check out The Man Who Knew Too Little with Bill Murray.
Nice Jen... I love the Bourne series. It's great that Pam Landy finally knows the truth. The next one is good too. Can't wait to watch it with you. ❤☮🙏
“I gotta learn to drive a stick. In case I need to get away.” I love that you’re playing right along with Bourne - taking life lessons. Your reviews are spectacular. Thank you!
0:52 "Yay they sticked together..." 5:18 "No no no no..." :( 17:56 "I guess they are not gonna team up." :) 24:5726:07 That is not who Jason Bourne is. 29:24-30:32 That end part is maybe my favourite part of this trilogy.
I've watched the first 3 Matt Damon "Jason Bourne" movies and read the 3 books they are based upon multiple times. I'm a big fan of all the 6 different stories...
Great reaction Jen. Definitely watch Bourne Ultimatum. It's excellent and might be my favorite. If you wanna see more like this, check out "The Equalizer" franchise with Denzel Washington. It's an awesome set of movies. "Jack Reacher" movies with Tom Cruise are also pretty good. They also made a "Reacher" series on Prime Video that's excellent with Alan Ritchson as Jack Reacher instead of Cruise.
The movie "3 Days of the Condor" is a spy thriller from 1975 starring Robert Redford (who played Sundance) and I always enjoyed this one. Also, a more recent one from from 1992 "Sneakers" is another spy-like thriller that is just awesome, also starring Robert Redford. Just about anything starring Robert Redford is a good watch.
Paul Greengrass directed this and the following JB movies. He also directed United 93. His handheld style has been criticized greatly but I think it adds realism to the films.
"The Saint" with Val Kilmer. "If Looks Could Kill" with Richard Grieco and Gabrielle Anwar. "The Big Hit" with Mark Wahlberg All solid variations of a similar type.
26:34 - Secret Policeman/Assassin Kirill was played by Karl Urban. Also known for playing... Judge Dredd (Dredd, 2012), Éomer (Lord of the Rings film series, 2002/3), Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy (Star Trek reboot film series, 2009), Billy Butcher (The Boys television series, 2019-), Skurge (Thor: Ragnarok, 2017), John "Reaper" Grimm (Doom, 2015), and as Vaako (The Chronicles of Riddick, 2004). One of my fave roles of Urban's is as Detective John Kennex in 'Almost Human' television series (2013),' set 35 years into the future when cops in the L.A.P.D. are paired up with lifelike androids. The series only lasted one season of 13 episodes but still worth the watch.
cant wait for you to see number 3 "ultimatum" . all the fighting skills you see are based on "cali", a phillipine martial art based on using your surroundings and what is available. look for dvd special features for more info on matt's training in that skill for the films. john wick is a similar character in a different paradigm.
Great fun following along with you on Supremacy. I think you will love Ultimatum even more as it has (IMHO) one of the best foot-chase scenes ever done in film. And even though the 4th film is a bit of a step down, I think it's still very much worth watching as it is the most "modern" of the films in terms of technology. I am glad someone mentioned Three Days of the Condor. A great film from the 70's, very fun to look back what was considered "leading edge" stuff at the time. And keeping with Redford, Sneakers as mentioned is an excellent and funny spy-type thriller. And finally, so pleased you were blown away by The Game. I think it's one of David Fincher's (Se7en) most underrated films.
My wife and I are having a lot of fun this evening watching your reactions to the Bourne trilogy. Your reactions are great. This is your Masterclass on how to be a spy/assassin. You will need to learn how to drive a standard transmission. Well, we will see you in the next one. Talk to you, soon.
👉 _The Long Kiss Goodnight_ (1996) starring Geena Davis & Samuel L Jackson. Another action classic in the "amnesia/spy" genre worth a watch. From Shane Black _(Lethal Weapon,_ _Kiss Kiss Bang Bang)_
Oh, you must see, "The Bourne Ultimatum". It's the best of the three (IMO). Also, and at the same time line as Ultimatum, is the movie, "The Bourne Legacy". While it isn't about Bourne, it's about the newest programs that came after Treadstone and Black Briar. It's an excellent film starring Jeremy Renner, and there are references to Bourne and what was happening in Ultimatum. And finally, the movie, "Jason Bourne" with Matt Damon, and the final film (so far) of the series. While not quite as good as the others, it sure isn't bad and very entertaining and suspenseful. As far as other spy thrillers, "Three Days of the Condor" with Robert Redford was outstanding. The other movie that I think is superb is, "The Conversation" with Gene Hackman. That's a movie well worth watching and I don't think it has been reviewed by any TH-cam personality that does what you do. That, I think, is a shame. Anyway, that's my list. And keep doing these movie reactions. You're quite excellent at it!
A few have pointed out Karl Urban's involvement but it should be noted that the Munich operative Bourne fights is played by Urban's LOTR cast-mate and fellow Kiwi Marton Csokas, who plays Galadriel's hubby Celeborn. Csokas can also be found in Crusader flick Kingdom of Heaven alongside another LOTR alumnus, Orlando Bloom. Also I heartily recommend Ronin and its cracking car chase which made driving home from the cinema afterwards feel extremely weird.
Hi Jen!. Another great reaction and review. Glad you are enjoying the "JB" Trilogy. Keep going to the next one. Then afterward as you requested, you can get more entertainment with two movies starring Bruce Willis in "Red and Red 2". I think you'd like them and I would enjoy watching your reaction and review. Good Luck! Keep watchin movies, Including the other JB. 😊
Jen if you love a good espionage movie, check out the movie Red, starring Bruce Willis. It also stars Karl Urban and Chris Cox (the bad guy leading treadstone) from the Bourne Supremacy! It has a star studded cast and has a follow up movie Reds that is great as well.
One of the really cool things about this series is that the stories from the books are nothing like the movies. The books are great, the movies are great... they're just very different and this is one series that you can't say "the books were SO much better"... because there can't really be a comparison. Some of the names are the same, some of the locations are the same, but that's pretty much it. Worth the read if you like spy thrillers. Robert Ludlum is the author.
Great reaction, Jen. Yes, please do more 'Bourne' at the very least 'The Bourne Ultimatum', other films along a similar line which I recommend are: 'Salt' with Angelina Jolie, 'Three Days of The Condor' with Robert Redford, 'Narrow Margin' with Gene Hackman, and of course there are the 'Mission Impossible' films with Tom Cruise, but that's a long series which is possibly best to leave until you're well into the 'Bond' films before tackling.
Your awards at the end of these videos are always perfect. I always agree with every choice you make. Just very good content. Anytime you watch a movie I like/love I will be here for it.
Remember, if your trying to get away driving a stick shift and have a hand operated emergency brake in the center console, the emergency brake doesn't activate the brake lights. The floor e-brake doesn't either but it's much harder to work that and control the car.
I think I may have mentioned this before, but a film I'm certain you would love is Charade (1963) starring Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn. If you haven't seen it already you should definitely react to it.
"I had to close down everything, I had to close down my mind Too many things to cover me, too much can make me blind I've seen so much in so many places, so many heartaches, so many faces So many dirty things, you couldn't even believe" :)
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they sequels are worth it, even the last one without Matt but instead stars Jeremy Renner
The Bourne Ultimatum is by far the best in the series I think, fantastic story line
I've heard it's really great! 👌
@@ShaneH5150 I just feel bad for Renner. They kept putting him in franchises with the plan for him to take over. But the original star always came back. Then he ended up as Hawkeye... he was fantastic in the Hurt Locker.
@@havok6280 he's the man. yes, unfortunately he's stuck in those comic book movies now :/
i got tired of those pretty quickly, i watched the first 3 x men from the very early 2000s, some logan stuff and dr who, but all the other stuff with 30+ superstars in it, i just couldn't stomach them.
Jen : "Is it Marie ? [...] Yaay, they're together !"
Everyone : "About that..."
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"I hope to see some sniping!"
Jason Bourne using precision timing with German train schedules to escape…
Jason Bourne tries the same thing to escape in Britain and is left standing on the platform surrounded by the cops as he looks at his watch and wonders where the bloody train is! 😜🤣🤣🤣
Pamela Landy: [over the phone] What if I can't find her?
Jason Bourne: [while watching her through the rifle scope] It's easy. She's standing right next to you
I really love this trilogy.
Really great action flicks.
Sooo good! 👍
The Bourne series is a pentalogy. Five movies all interconnected. That's including Legacy that gets a lot of hate for some reason. All the movies are solid. Apparently, there was a TV show associated called "Treadstone" that was cancelled after one season.
that line still gives me chills today as it did when I watch this movie in the theaters.
@@jaywhy2016 pretty sure it gave chills to Nikki & Pamela Landy as well lol
@@gothnate Probably because the author, Robert Ludlum, only wrote three novels, hence the Bourne trilogy. The rest were penned by Eric Van Lustbader (12 novels) and Brian Freeman (3 novels), after Robert Ludlum died.
When Marie was killed, the shooter expected Bourne to be driving, but Marie and Jason had switched seats.
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Yeah that is the tragedy Jason has to live it
Jason had some NSA field agent work to do.
He told you that?
@@verticalintegration5222 It's kind of like with Bourne killing the couple. He was only there to kill the guy, ended up killing both.
I’ve seen this movie too many times to count and every time he tells Pam “she’s standing right next to you” I get chills lol
If you like Franka Potente, the actor that plays Marie, check out Run Lola Run. It's a weird quirky German film but she is the star and she is enjoyable in it.
I just watched that lol. Really good. Wish I could win 100 grand at the casino as easy as she did ;p
@@joaosantos5503 Just gotta scream loudly enough 😁
She also is in the sixth season of House.
Yes, that was Karl Urban from The Boys. I love Karl Urban, he is amazing in every part he plays.
Pam Landy should get low key mvp....she was willing to find the truth and not just seek "revenge" for the loss of her guy. So ultimately she got the people responsible.
Jason Bourn is the high key mvp because he's a government MK ULTRA programmed, owned and controlled military intelligence property and NSA asset.
Moby’s music is made for soundtracks. Not literally, but a lot of his music was in a lot of soundtracks around this time. Love the ethereal feel of his music when the mood calls for it.
I like the music , but I think he’s such an insufferable hipster douche
He released an album called "I like to score" which is a soundtrack compilation.
@@inmate1614 Yes, good call. He did do some music just for movies in addition to his album songs that got picked up for soundtracks. Danny Elfman is another modem film scorer that a lot of people don’t realize was in a band for many years, Oingo Boingo, whose songs appeared in many, many 80s soundtracks before he began scoring all Tim Burton’s movies, as well as countless others.
@@BDogg2023 God moving over the face of the water from Heat is my favourite of Moby's soundtrack pieces. No one lives forever by Oingo Boingo is in Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 near the start.
@@inmate1614 I was a huge Boingo fan growing up. Seen them live so many times. No One Lives Forever is one of my favorite songs of theirs. Dead Man’s Party is in a few movies. Weird Science is the title track of the John Hughes film. Good Bye, Good Bye plays at the end credits in a number of 80s films. Fast Times At Ridgemont High. Back To School with Rodney Dangerfield. Bachelor Party with Tom Hanks. Many more films with their songs. Danny’s first score was Midnight Run. You hear a lot of Boingo overtones in that soundtrack.
Learning to drive a stick-shift! Taking notes in case you ever need a quick get away! This has become my favourite reaction channel. 😂
Thanks Harri 😆
It IS a good idea.
@@jenmurrayxo I've taught several people to drive stick, and will teach you if the chance ever comes.
For me it's the best Trilogy there is. All three are great and they get better even with 2 & 3. Truly surprised that it's not a more popular reaction series.
Bruh... Chill xd
Probably because people have seen it
It's not a trilogy. There are four movies (so far) in the 'Bourne' series starring Matt Damon: 'The Bourne Identity', 'The Bourne Supremacy', 'The Bourne Ultimatum', and 'Jason Bourne'. All four are excellent.
@@grubby124 technically you're correct but i think "Jason Bourne" kinda breaks continuity a bit, since it happens 10 years later and tells a different story. Whereas the first 3 are one continuous storyline with their own conclusion.
@@joeberger3441 Hello Joe, and thanks for the reply. You're correct in that it does occur some time in the future, but it does still continue the Treadstone storyline and closes up some final loose ends on that.
However, that being said, it's still Jason Bourne in top form, along with one of the most spectacular car chases ever. For me, that puts it right in there with the original three movies. However, that's just me.
I was sad to see Nicki Parsons (Julia Stiles) leave the storyline, but Tommy Lee Jones makes a fine villain, and I'm hoping there will be a future installation that will expand on the role of the new head of the C.I.A. and what changes she might make. There are some interesting new directions the whole series could take if she does indeed end up as the new boss.
Man, Pamela Landry rocks, she doesn't get enough credit for being a competent and well written female character that is never the love interest.
Love Pam!
Jen showed good instincts predicting what Bourne would do next. I think she wants to jump into the game! But she really does need to learn how to drive a stick or her escape will be cut short by hopping into the wrong car!
The Bourne series are four of the best spy/assassin movies ever. Thanks for doing this series and refreshing my memories. Next up is 'The Bourne Ultimatum' and then a fourth one titled simply 'Jason Bourne', and what's even better - 'Jason Bourne' leaves open the possibility of a 'Bourne 5 coming out in the future. Fingers crossed. Both of the two remaining movies in the series are just as good as the first two, so I hope you get to them before too long.
Liked and subscribed.
Just to let you know, both Supremacy & Ultimatum are directed by Paul Greengrass, who did United 93 (another movie I saw you’ve reacted to recently)! Can’t wait for you to react to the next film! 👍
“It’s not a yoga mat!” Haha😊
16:20 Earlier on, there was a poster shown briefly reading "Demonstration", the German word for protest march (tho it can also mean demonstration as in PowerPoint demonstration).
Because of this poster, Bourne knew that Alexanderplatz was the best place to have Nicki be.
Bourne used his passport in Naples because he deliberately wanted to pop the alert with the CIA so he could connect to them and find out what they were doing. He chose Naples because he knew it was a large enough place to have a CIA field office but a secondary one probably less well staffed with lower grade officers than a major city, which made it easier for him to defeat them, learn what he wanted and then escape. They don’t make mistakes. They don’t do random. There’s always a plan.
Hi Jen… sniper was shooting at Bourne. He believed Jason was in drivers seat because he didn’t see them switch places.
I would recommend taking a look at the movie Collateral. Very intense, high stakes drama that also received an Academy Award nomination. Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx are the leads in the movie.
Collateral is so good
Yes, please learn manual transmission cars!!!!!! It takes a solid week of daily lessons to learn. My female friend taught me. My husband had tried to teach me but men know what crunchy sounds mean in an engine so we had a huge fight.
My friend’s car was so beat up she didn’t care about the sounds, lol.
The skill has come in handy over the decades.
😂 I'd love to learn!!
You might like "Hitman" from 2007 - here is the IMDB description: A gun-for-hire known only as Agent 47 hired by a group known only as 'The Organization' is ensnared in a political conspiracy, which finds him pursued by both Interpol and the Russian military as he treks across Russia and Eastern Europe. It stars Timothy Olyphant (from the TV show "Justified")
I love the video game!
Its not Bourne but I think you'll like it....and since you play the video game all the more reason to consider it
"What's in the bag? ... It's not a yoga mat." LOL! Nice reaction, but that line earned my subscription.
The scene where JB apologizes to the daughter of the parents he killed is one of the most unique scenes in the history of spy movies. The JB series also changed movie hand 2 hand scenes. John Wayne did it in his time. Bruce Lee in his. Seagal in his early days as well.
I liked the fourth film, "The Bourne Legacy," quite a bit. Try and watch it soon after "Ultimatum" as they tie in quite nicely.
Another fun spy flick is "Spy Game" with Robert Redford and Brad Pitt. If you want to go retro, maybe try "The Ipcress File" with Michael Caine - that's the first of a trilogy the parts of which are a lot more different from each other than the "Bourne" movies but they're all pretty cool.
Another great spy/espionage movie is "Sneakers" from 1992. It's a great movie and quite funny. Great cast too. I highly recommend it. I think you'll love it!
That is a fun one too!
Another with Robert Redford is the 1975 (Three Days of The Condor).
@@long-timesci-fienthusiast9626 And "Spy Game" as well
@@Leo-sd3jt So I hear, but that`s one I have not seen yet. Perhaps, I will if Jen reacts to it.
He didn’t mean to shoot Marie. He saw Jason driving them. Marie and Jason switched seats outside of his knowledge, right after they exited the alley. He shot the driver, assuming it was still Jason.
Best Bourne movie for me, amazing soundtrack plus Brian Cox, Joan Allen and Karl Urban.
"C'mon Bourne, his hands are tied!" Best re-quote EVER!
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15:32 "shes standing right next to you "
Jen: "C'mon Bourne, his hands are tied. Let's go!" "Chop, chop, hyah, hyah!"
Me: It's not as simple as it looks, Jen. But I love your enthusiasm! 😄👍
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@@jenmurrayxo I would definitely recommend you watch "Bourne Ultimatum" and "Bourne Legacy." You'll love them both. 👍👍👍
Ultimatum coming week after next 👍
@@jenmurrayxo 😃❤👍
@@jenmurrayxo Oh, I forgot to include "Jason Bourne" the fifth movie in the franchise. That's a really good one too (actually they're all really good). You get to find out what happened to Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles), in addition to Bourne. 👍👍👍😃
George Clooney is fantastic in the indie thriller "Michael Clayton" btw. No spoilers not a huge action flick but amazing thriller.
It is quite the thriller for being a non-action movie. One of my favorites.
There are 3 left (Ultimatum, Legacy, and Jason Bourne). More along these lines? I'll recommend "The Transporter" and it's sequel, La Femme Nikita (the American remake "Point of No Return") and "Leone: The Professional", and "RONIN".
Carl Urban from Star Trek, Lord Of the Rings plays the Russian assassin. He's fantastic in this!
Yes. You need to see The Bourne Ultimatum and the series culmination, Jason Bourne. And if you like the genre of spy/suspense... and would love to add a TON of humor to it, check out The Man Who Knew Too Little with Bill Murray.
for more Franka Potente: "Run Lola Run" is a 1998 German experimental thriller
Two "spy movies" that come to mind
1. Body of lies (very good, serious take on the "war on terror")
2. The man who knew too little (hilarious, funny)
I second Body of Lies. Also, "Sicario"
Jen, definitely check out The Tourist, a spy thriller with Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie and Paul Bettany. Many twists and turns that you like!!
Sadly, Marie was killed because they changed seats in the chase scene. The sniper was aiming for the driver and that ended up being Marie.
Yeah, Jason had some NSA agent work to do.
Nice Jen... I love the Bourne series. It's great that Pam Landy finally knows the truth. The next one is good too. Can't wait to watch it with you. ❤☮🙏
Ultimatum coming week after next 👍
“I gotta learn to drive a stick. In case I need to get away.”
I love that you’re playing right along with Bourne - taking life lessons. Your reviews are spectacular. Thank you!
Thanks Ralph! Always taking notes 🤓👍
I liked watching your reaction to this again, Jen. I shall rewatch the next film in the series now before I go to bed.
One of the best trilogies (Identity, Supremacy, Ultimatum) def a top 5 trilogy
0:52 "Yay they sticked together..." 5:18 "No no no no..." :(
17:56 "I guess they are not gonna team up." :)
24:57 26:07 That is not who Jason Bourne is.
29:24-30:32 That end part is maybe my favourite part of this trilogy.
The third movie actually shows how Bourne got from Russia to NYC and had that phone conversation with Pamela Landy.
I've watched the first 3 Matt Damon "Jason Bourne" movies and read the 3 books they are based upon multiple times. I'm a big fan of all the 6 different stories...
Jarda : Word in the ether was you'd lost your memory.
Jason Bourne : You still should have moved.
What a burn
Truly enjoyed your reaction I always do
Great reaction Jen. Definitely watch Bourne Ultimatum. It's excellent and might be my favorite. If you wanna see more like this, check out "The Equalizer" franchise with Denzel Washington. It's an awesome set of movies. "Jack Reacher" movies with Tom Cruise are also pretty good. They also made a "Reacher" series on Prime Video that's excellent with Alan Ritchson as Jack Reacher instead of Cruise.
Ultimatum coming week after next 👍
Awesome. Have a blessed day Jen.
“That’s not a yoga mat.” 😂
The Cook from The Hunt for Red October is the boss in Langley
I thought that dog was a stuffed toy in first 10 secs of video lol. I need new glasses obviously. Great as always, thanks
Oh he's very real & a good boy 🥰🐕
The movie "3 Days of the Condor" is a spy thriller from 1975 starring Robert Redford (who played Sundance) and I always enjoyed this one. Also, a more recent one from from 1992 "Sneakers" is another spy-like thriller that is just awesome, also starring Robert Redford. Just about anything starring Robert Redford is a good watch.
Paul Greengrass directed this and the following JB movies. He also directed United 93. His handheld style has been criticized greatly but I think it adds realism to the films.
Check out my United 93 reaction if u missed it. Very moving 😥
"The Saint" with Val Kilmer. "If Looks Could Kill" with Richard Grieco and Gabrielle Anwar. "The Big Hit" with Mark Wahlberg All solid variations of a similar type.
26:34 - Secret Policeman/Assassin Kirill was played by Karl Urban. Also known for playing...
Judge Dredd (Dredd, 2012),
Éomer (Lord of the Rings film series, 2002/3),
Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy (Star Trek reboot film series, 2009),
Billy Butcher (The Boys television series, 2019-),
Skurge (Thor: Ragnarok, 2017),
John "Reaper" Grimm (Doom, 2015),
and as Vaako (The Chronicles of Riddick, 2004).
One of my fave roles of Urban's is as Detective John Kennex in 'Almost Human' television series (2013),' set 35 years into the future when cops in the L.A.P.D. are paired up with lifelike androids. The series only lasted one season of 13 episodes but still worth the watch.
cant wait for you to see number 3 "ultimatum" . all the fighting skills you see are based on "cali", a phillipine martial art based on using your surroundings and what is available. look for dvd special features for more info on matt's training in that skill for the films. john wick is a similar character in a different paradigm.
21:19 Bourne is putting A LOT of faith in the German railway here ;)
Another great reacvtion Jen. Thank you.
Thanks Joseph
Great fun following along with you on Supremacy. I think you will love Ultimatum even more as it has (IMHO) one of the best foot-chase scenes ever done in film. And even though the 4th film is a bit of a step down, I think it's still very much worth watching as it is the most "modern" of the films in terms of technology.
I am glad someone mentioned Three Days of the Condor. A great film from the 70's, very fun to look back what was considered "leading edge" stuff at the time. And keeping with Redford, Sneakers as mentioned is an excellent and funny spy-type thriller.
And finally, so pleased you were blown away by The Game. I think it's one of David Fincher's (Se7en) most underrated films.
Thanks Alek! I'm excited for Ultimatum, coming week after next 👍
Pretty Jen! Notification set!😎👍🍷🚬👀💕
Great reaction!!
Loved the first part " The Bourne Identity"
Can’t wait! Ms Murray did an excellent job on Bourne Identity, so looking forward to this.
Hi Jen hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing
"Enemy of the State" is a great spy/thriller if you haven't seen it. And also another good one is a "Eagle Eye" a DJ Caruso flick.
My wife and I are having a lot of fun this evening watching your reactions to the Bourne trilogy. Your reactions are great. This is your Masterclass on how to be a spy/assassin. You will need to learn how to drive a standard transmission. Well, we will see you in the next one. Talk to you, soon.
So glad you're both enjoying! ☺️👍🕵♀️
One of the best car chases ever I think
Wait tell Jen gets to the later bond films lol, best chases ever in movies.
Always love a Boston appearance! 🐶😊
He's such a good boy! 🐕🥰
👉 _The Long Kiss Goodnight_ (1996) starring Geena Davis & Samuel L Jackson. Another action classic in the "amnesia/spy" genre worth a watch. From Shane Black _(Lethal Weapon,_ _Kiss Kiss Bang Bang)_
Thanks for reacting to this! Great Movie!
Missed the premiere by a couple hours, cant wait for you to watch the 3rd one!
19:22 "Everytime someone is wearing black gloves they're just gonna be murdering"
Me having 3 pairs of black gloves... 💀
You'll love the way the next Bourne movie links to the last scene in this one.
Ultimatum coming week after next 👍
The Long Kiss Goodnight for a "Christmas" movie. Same feel as the Bourne movies and was before them.
Oh, you must see, "The Bourne Ultimatum". It's the best of the three (IMO). Also, and at the same time line as Ultimatum, is the movie, "The Bourne Legacy". While it isn't about Bourne, it's about the newest programs that came after Treadstone and Black Briar. It's an excellent film starring Jeremy Renner, and there are references to Bourne and what was happening in Ultimatum. And finally, the movie, "Jason Bourne" with Matt Damon, and the final film (so far) of the series. While not quite as good as the others, it sure isn't bad and very entertaining and suspenseful.
As far as other spy thrillers, "Three Days of the Condor" with Robert Redford was outstanding. The other movie that I think is superb is, "The Conversation" with Gene Hackman. That's a movie well worth watching and I don't think it has been reviewed by any TH-cam personality that does what you do. That, I think, is a shame.
Anyway, that's my list. And keep doing these movie reactions. You're quite excellent at it!
Thanks! Ultimatum coming week after next 👍
18:00 😆😆😆😆 you worry too soon but the reaction is priceless
A few have pointed out Karl Urban's involvement but it should be noted that the Munich operative Bourne fights is played by Urban's LOTR cast-mate and fellow Kiwi Marton Csokas, who plays Galadriel's hubby Celeborn. Csokas can also be found in Crusader flick Kingdom of Heaven alongside another LOTR alumnus, Orlando Bloom.
Also I heartily recommend Ronin and its cracking car chase which made driving home from the cinema afterwards feel extremely weird.
Karl and Marton both did Xena too
The guy (Karl Urban) you said was from The Boys, is also “McCoy” in Star Trek with Chris Pine and Zackary Quinto
Not a yoga mat.....you are killing me...LOL LOL LOL
Hi Jen!. Another great reaction and review. Glad you are enjoying the "JB" Trilogy. Keep going to the next one. Then afterward as you requested, you can get more entertainment with two movies starring Bruce Willis in "Red and Red 2". I think you'd like them and I would enjoy watching your reaction and review. Good Luck! Keep watchin movies, Including the other JB. 😊
Thanks Adrian! Ultimatum coming next week 👍
An great sequel in the Bourne franchise, Matt Damon did an amazing performance
Jen if you love a good espionage movie, check out the movie Red, starring Bruce Willis. It also stars Karl Urban and Chris Cox (the bad guy leading treadstone) from the Bourne Supremacy! It has a star studded cast and has a follow up movie Reds that is great as well.
Jen Murray + doge = awesome
He's the goodest guy 🥰🐕
Loved your reaction. Yes, absolutely watch the third one, it is also a fantastic movie 🙂
Ultimatum coming week after next 👍
Cool 🙂
I've been waiting for this!
One of the really cool things about this series is that the stories from the books are nothing like the movies. The books are great, the movies are great... they're just very different and this is one series that you can't say "the books were SO much better"... because there can't really be a comparison. Some of the names are the same, some of the locations are the same, but that's pretty much it. Worth the read if you like spy thrillers. Robert Ludlum is the author.
Oh I didn't realize he wrote them! Awesome 👍
@@jenmurrayxo the books where writen by Robert Ludlum...
Lol cute doggo 😀
He's a great guy!
Jen thanks for rooting for the assassin to snipe to kill Marie. 😂
Nobody - Bob Odenkirk
Peppermint - Jennifer Garner
Red (trilogy) - Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Helen Mirren, John Malchovich, Mary Louise Parker.
Great reaction, Jen. Yes, please do more 'Bourne' at the very least 'The Bourne Ultimatum', other films along a similar line which I recommend are: 'Salt' with Angelina Jolie, 'Three Days of The Condor' with Robert Redford, 'Narrow Margin' with Gene Hackman, and of course there are the 'Mission Impossible' films with Tom Cruise, but that's a long series which is possibly best to leave until you're well into the 'Bond' films before tackling.
Ultimatum coming week after next 👍
@@jenmurrayxo Oh, that's good, I'll look forward to it. There's 'Jason Bourne' with Matt Damon too, which is well worth watching. 🙂
If you dig international thrillers I'd recommend "Day of the Jackal" as well. It's an oldie but a classic.
@@thomasbrown9402 Yes, an excellent suggestion.
One of this movie's last scenes is included in the third movie. It clarifies the timeline.
The cello in the orchestral score was snubbed in the best supporting actor nominations.
Thankfully it got the Low Key nod from you😌🙏
In the books, Marie doesn't die, at least in the novels by Robert Ludlum. The Bourne Supremacy was my favorite of the books, but least of the films.
First time watching a flick with you...that was fun. Keep it up. 👍
Your awards at the end of these videos are always perfect. I always agree with every choice you make. Just very good content. Anytime you watch a movie I like/love I will be here for it.
Thanks Deedric!
Remember, if your trying to get away driving a stick shift and have a hand operated emergency brake in the center console, the emergency brake doesn't activate the brake lights. The floor e-brake doesn't either but it's much harder to work that and control the car.
I think I may have mentioned this before, but a film I'm certain you would love is Charade (1963) starring Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn. If you haven't seen it already you should definitely react to it.
"I had to close down everything, I had to close down my mind
Too many things to cover me, too much can make me blind
I've seen so much in so many places, so many heartaches, so many faces
So many dirty things, you couldn't even believe" :)