Bourne VS The Proffessor - The Bourne Identity
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2011
- After Bourne finally defeated Castel, another Treadstone agent with unbelievable near-superhuman fighting skills, he makes a run to one of Marie's friend house. Soon after he discovers he has been spotted once again, but this time by a new assassin. Watch how Bourne turn the tables on the elite assassin.
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Love that talk between them like they are mates as the professor knows he is dying and essentially just becomes normal - great scene
Kinda sad and tragic
This movie does a great job of showing that no matter what army you fight for, you’re just a hired gun that was fooled by your government
@@godzillasimpson8357 exactly, this movie is a warning to all young men
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Clive Owen was my favorite asset. He was so real.
"Look at this. Look at what the make you give."
In the 3rd movie, at the last scene, this is what Bourne says to the assassin that was chasing him before jump from the roof. It's the last thing that Jason says in the movie. That was very nice of the director.
I need to work that into my next peer-to-peer review at work.
THIS IS BACKWARDS!!!
Yes Glad Someone else was thinking that ! 😎
yeah its about the pedo shit these actors had to engage in to become stars, isaac kappy was right
@@rickacton7540 keep drinking that QAnon kool aid genius 🤡
Everybody dropping lines or talking about the birds. I'm still impressed with how they subtly demonstrate his training by having him study the room for clues that lead to the shotgun.
Or the fact that he knows something is off as soon as they mention the dog is missing.
The writing for this film was genius.
Just the question "does that happen often?" Some dogs like to run some don't! Movie is fantastic 👍
i dont get why birds indicate the sniper's position??
@@danielniels22 it was just a means of distraction I guess
@@yogeeshlc It also covers the noise of movement. Even though bourne doesn't approach him, he probably assumes that's why bourne scared the birds. This makes him nervous enough to move, giving Jables a shot. We've seen him win a physical fight, so this one is about winning a mind game fight instead.
It’s the OODA loop. Observe, orient, decide, act. Any new piece of information gets examined independently, so you never get stuck in one way of thinking and get tunnel vision. Your actions have to be based on the most real time information you have.
From realising the dog is dead to killing the assassin in a matter of minutes now that's some skill level
And finding a shotgun
"Look at what they make you give."
Best line.
Clive Owen is a very under-rated actor
Bourne also said it in Bourne ultimate when he's about to jump off the roof
It really was
what does that mean?
@@emnegrido75 its saying they have the humanity taken from them
Their calm conversation after a gunfight like that gives me chills every time.
Bourne knows where the sniper is because as a sniper you wanna see almost all points of exit..so he knew he was gonna be up there..uses smoke for cover and flank..uses birds to reveal sniper position and uses birds to mask his sound..flushed him out..badass scene
i dont get why birds indicate the sniper's position??
@@danielniels22it wasn't. It was more to confuse and obscure the sniper
@@danielniels22 the birds won't land near the sniper
@@danielniels22 the birds don’t settle where the sniper is located.
Not buying it, the birds settle in a group. In that big field they could settle in 3-4 places which then would not reveal the sniper’s position. He flushed them to confuse the sniper about his position and then moved under cover of their noise.
Great scene. Bourne makes the sniper change positions then he catches him in sight. Bourne says the same thing at the end of Bourne ultimatum. Look at what they make you give.
No shit?...... Really?
Is that how it goes..???
WOW... Thank for the heads up.
Smile SurferStyle hey no problem have a nice day
@@surferdude8086 lmao
Smile SurferStyle Your name doesn’t fit your attitude.
Actually he sets a trap, as soon as the guy walked into that grass area he knew he was fucked, the change of angle in bournes walk of u notice its a basic flank and manoeuvre but this way he brings the enemy to him and it switches from defence to attack without the other guy knowing or he did know id guess both trained that way
Kind of felt sorry for the professor, he seemed like a decent guy.
He seemed like a decent fellow. I'd hate to kill him.
Not very smart for a professor.
You don’t know if he killed the dog. Probably, but Fido my still be humping legs.
@@bedcech He sure as hell did.. The Dog Sniffed his spot out. Probably started barking. Then he shoots the dog..
DUDE was a freaking *ASSASSIN* MAN!!!!
This is so smartly done. Draws the sniper out and away from the house. Great writing.
renewer howcome
@renewer it was more of a bait
@renewer He said he had headaches, which may have messed up his mental focus. They showed how he was quite scared at the gunshots, and thought he must've been in sight. Then he took a proactive approach.
@renewer yeh im talking bullshit. I appreciate the directors vision but it really fails upon scrutiny.
it's not sniper it's an sg553
The Professor was still defiant in the end. Notice how he still gave Bourne almost no information. He was buying time as he died, refused to answer his questions and instead made Bourne confused by asking him about headaches.
@Oz Rico-Navarro Good point. But, when Bourne asks the Professor if Treadstone is in Paris...the Professor ignores this direct question and says, "They said, Go to Paris."
He never gives Bourne the information he wants.
No, he was too mortally wounded to even fight back let alone kill himself. His only weapon against Bourne was to distract him with questions. Do you get headaches?
The guy probably doesn't understand why Bourne is asking about Treadstone and is just as confused about the situation. How can you be asking about the training program that created you?
@DMTdaydream That was part of it BUT he still had a job to do and he did it. No info for Bourne!
When Bourne asked if Treadstone was in Paris, the Professor easily could have said yes or no. He was in agonizing pain. Instead, he kept his wits and refused to answer Bourne's direct question.
The Bourne series is SO AWSOME it’s unexplainable.
Smart as hell by scaring the birds and using their noise to mask the sounds you make moving positions.
Interesting, I didn't think of that. I always thought he was using the birds to triangulate the enemy's position by how they reacted.
Huh... ok. Wow. I thought Bourne did it to stop them from giving his position away. Both would be the case i think.
It wasnt to mask his position, it was to see where in the field the other guy was. He shoots to scare the birds, moves a small amount so that hes no longer near where the sound of the gun came from, and then watches the birds and the field to find where the other guy is.
I think he also knows that by doing this he'll also know the general vicinity in the field that Clive can't have been hiding in ......
@@ashman0071 he doesnt care about where in the field the professor can't be. The birds give him enough information to know exactly where he is. That's what he's after.
One of the only trilogies where each movie is brilliant and satisfying! Love this scene.
They went too far; they should never have made Bourne Legacy. It doesn't have anything to do with Bourne and he isn't even in the movie!
@@largol33t1 yes
To see where the birds don't land is brilliant!
@Stimulator7 You are welcome.
@Stimulator7 is pretty obvious, even very well to see.
10 years after watch this and i just realized now
I've watched this so many times and only today I asked the question. I thought it might be to see where the birds come from but I noticed that Bourne turns away immediately so I realised it couldn't be that. Thanks for the insight.
@@Koekiepoekie it is only obvious when you know the answer to it...
"These kids.." Bourne interrupts: "Not going to happen"... gave me goosebumps..
madmax797 what was the meaning of that exchange?
@@AJLD1 Marie's freaked out because she has put the kids in harm's way.
Bourne is saying he's not going to allow them to be harmed
@@BigOrangePred *BATMAN-ESQUE!*
then a big click from the shotgun and he's off to take care of business
THIS IS BACKWARDS!!!!
4:12 that 1 shell reload while not looking at the shotgun but still keeping eyes 👀 on his target
Perfection👌
first one is the best one by a mile. No goofy shakey cam and masterful camera work and editing. and Franke!!
busywl69 the ABSENCE of music really makes this scene work well.
nah bro, ultimatum was the best. although shaky cam doesn't always work, when it does, it's beautiful. example: bourne vs desh.
busywl69 yes! Paul Greendrass and his ideas damaged the 2-3 with his nonsensical ideas.
I don't know, I think Greengrass is skilled and does shaky cam very well. The copy cats with films like Colombiana, Safe House, the Taken sequels (the first is excellent) and others that followed ruined it. Supremacy and Ultimatum are in my top 20 action films of all time.
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i love the attention to detail showing bournes situational awareness on the fly .How hes able to figure out where the home owner would hide the gun from his kids
Smart how Bourne always tops off his shotgun. He makes sure there's always one shot left while he reloads. If the Professor opened fire, he can at least quickly return one shot as suppressive fire to buy time and find some cover.
German chick - “The phone is dead”
Jason Bourne - “Duh!”
Hey, you watched the clip too! Awesome!
the original comment was a joke. he said "Yeah." in the clip
Her name isn’t German chick.
Superman dumb dumb poopie head.
I've always wondered who the hell she was going to call.
AWESOME! The WHOLE sequence! I always loved the little things about Bourne, how he was able to infer the fate of the dog and what it meant, or how he was able to figure out where the father kept the gun, knowing he was likely to own one.
Alex Ayers yeah. Those little little things impressed me also in this bourne sequence
Alex Ayers ...kept the shotgun out of reach of the children...father safe...up on top of the high cabinet..
He is Methodical as fuck
@@m.draven477 This! Amnesia or not, it's like a second skin for *this* old dog...
It's the mind working at that accelerated rate..that i love about these films.
This scene was pretty sad.
Right, he shouldn't have killed the poor dog.
es un popi @@pgstgermain
The dog wanders around the house. He has to
He once knew him. Until he forgot.
I know yea. I always admired how empathetic Bourne was after shooting the Professor, he was never sadistic in harming him. I think he always regretted killing the Professor, especially after the 'look at what they make you give' moment. He was the only one who could understand Bourne and the struggles he was facing. I like to think that's why doesn't kill some of the other Treadstone agents in the sequels, in case they also shared his moral doubts.
Matt and Clive made this scene, and later 'Jason' uses the same words, "look at what they make you give". Magic.
2:02 BOSS. Love the sound when he closes the shotgun!
This whole sequence is a master class in directing, Doug Liman was like a secret assassin sent to kill the game
I love the scene of Bourne finding gun by bullets and toys without any comment, the director didn't take audiences as fools.
Although he could've just asked the guy where the shotgun was.
MyEnemy ah but what if the father insisted that he keep the shotgun to protect his family. In another scene he explains how he can remember every license plate outside and know that the best place to look for a gun is in the glove box of the truck outside. So i think he knew he could find the shotgun with the best chance of keeping it.
@@JohnDoe69986 Without much fuss, or going into "What for" chitchat, unnecessary when danger is lurking quietly outside. Upvote =)
@@MyEnemy if you were Marie's brother, would you give Bourne your gun? At this point, Bourne is the bad guy in the brother's mind, putting his family in danger.
@@joerobinson4280 Jason tells him to keep away from the coming danger.
"Look at this. Look at what they make you give"
the hunter becomes the hunted,i like the way he scatters the birds to cover his footsteps,training is everything
I believe he scattered the birds so as they settled back down they would avoid the location of the other guy and give his position away
If you watch closely, he uses the flushed birds to locate the "Professor". He sees them shy away from a certain part of the field and knows they are reacting to the other man's presence.
This scene, along with the discovery of his “Treadstone deposit box”, is my favorite scene.
It shows Bourne using really smart, low-tech ways of flushing out The Professor. Sadly his character, the man one Bourne could really identity with (Castel was dead and Manheim unknown) and tragically he dies at Bourne’s hands before revealing much of anything. His well-known line “Look what they make you give” is rivaled only by “She’s standing right next to you.”
Tigerman, "low tech ways" that would never, ever work. Do you really think you can shoot a propane tank at 100 yards with #6 bird shot and it will explode?? Never.
Or shoot a guy at 50 yards with the same shot gun and he'll go down? Never.
Or the moronic scene where the "assassin" rappels through the plate glass window on the street side and no one sees him and he doesn't even get one cut?
And he has an open barreled SMG and no back-up gun?
Never.
Too stupid, but a great Hollywood plot that people believe.
James Bliehall Just Hollywood.
James Bliehall must be a wick fan🙄
"Get in the basement."
That line always gives me chills.
Travis Linton how did he know the sniper was outside?
Its HOW he said it
@@AJLD1 bc the dog was missing
One of the greatest scenes of all time
"Look at what they make you give..."
Foreshadowing
In the end you can see how Jason gets angrier at Treadstone after he kills the professor, the professor was lonely and it became clear just how messed up these "treadstone" people were by using people like Jason and then killing them off. If it was months earlier it could have been Jason on the hill waiting for him, and that's why you see it in Jason's face when the professor dies; it was the first real connection the professor had in probably years and it's in his last moments. Jason was being empathetic to him, because not long ago Jason was just like him; and now he'll never get the chance to be free from treadstone like Jason. Everybody has a story and background and Jason kills many people later, but i think it was here that Jason really realized who he was and directs the regret and anger he has at himself to Treadstone.
Clive Owen would've made one hell of a James Bond.
Ha ha ha ha ha - no way, not even close.
Hi there I have to agree.
Yes, he would have. Daniel Craig is NOT James Bond in any shape or form.
Tom Ellis who plays Lucifer on Netflix would be awesome too I reckon
Clive Owen plays a pretty good tough guy/ agent type. I think he would have been a good Bond. Owen was good in that movie with Monica Bellucci and in the movie with Jodie Foster where Owen was the bank robber
i freaking love you 4 up loading this scene
Now that's some good will hunting mate.
I understood that reference!
You sir have the best comment in this comment section by a long shot
Only cost him late charges at the public library to read up on being a Harvard (Hah-vahd) assassin.
Professor Lambeau flunked out and got killed by DeNiro in “Ronin”
I see what you did there ;)
i thought that there's something odd about this clip before realizing that this is a mirrored footage lol
you can tell it's mirrored because everyone is left-handed in this scene
That and the fact the writing on the box of the game is mirrored..
I've been watching Gun Jesus shoot so much I didn't even notice! But yeah, I guess you're right!
@@RevBoose DROP IT
You’ll notice that in most movie clips on RUclips, I think it might be to prevent copyright strikes
What a classic scene with that side by side shoty. They don't make action scenes with class like this anymore. Except for that destruction of that propane tank.
I'm not sure who I feel more sorry for, Jason or the Professor. Especially when they talk about headaches.
From what I understand, both the professor and Bourne are honorable men, unfortunately they weren't aware that the higher ups in charge of operations were corrupt as hell until it was way too late.
Also... Jason spent the entire time looking for the "bad guy" only to discover that essentially he was the bad guy all along as he'd voluntarily joined the and committed to the program,,, thus allowing himself to be manipulated into taking the actions that he did...
Ahh - 20 years ago when the landline was dead...
cutting the phone lines...that used to be such a major plot point!
@@just-dl Common burglar tactic - or serial killer. Cut the telephone so the house alarm does not go off and the caller can't notify police. Doesn't work anymore with cell phones as house phones, and alarm systems will place a silent 911 call if the comms are cut but power is not out. These days would need a powerful mobile jammer
I love the attention to detail because it's so realistic. A hitman would definitely drop his rifle and switch to a handgun if he needed speed on his side to defeat his enemy. I've seen a video where a drill sergeant told his recruits to do the same thing particularly if they're cornered and they have to escape QUICKLY. He firmly ordered them to "drop" the primary (rifle), go to the secondary (handgun) and run, run, run. Then he told them to put several shots downrange even if they cannot see the enemy. I guess the point is to lay down suppressive fire while trying to find cover from a different position.
largol33t1 wtf? That drill Sargent should be corrected. No it’s called switching from primary to secondary weapon system in order to kill the person in front of you. You NEVER DROP YOUR FUCKING RIFLE LIKE THAT EVER. Fucking Christ
@@TheInfantry98 cringe much
Good point , these several rounds will buy you priceless few seconds that might be enough for you to get a better position or even escape
The bourne books and story were based on real military spec ops and combat training, as well as secret government tactics learned from ex agents. Tom Clancy had the same tactic.
"What the hell have you done?"
Well you weren't supposed to be home so
When kids say the dog is gone ..
As a pro agent Bourne should say keep away from window..
its a wonderful film, the very first to shake Bond out of its UK comfortable tree. The action sequences are sublime. The lead 2 are always believable, and the hitmen after them are terrific. Its in my top 20 all time movies.
That look on Bourne's face, seeing that they were both on the same team. He almost looked ashamed of his duties.
I understand how badass movie was that again. wonderful details throughout the movie 👍🏻
How the actor, the professor, didn't get the Bond role is simply beyond me.
Sure, good point.
Takes down a trained sniper, who is currently in position, using a double barreled shotgun and his brains. Badass
Very impressive reloads too .. Matt trained with a SWAT shotgunner to do this scene with live blanks
… absolutely love it 👏
To know so many skills at such a young age , way to go Jason😊
"These children..." " that's not going to happen..."
"Who else is out here? Who else? how many you got out here? I'm not gonna ask you again" cold as ice
Where's the WEAPON?
Where is it?
Great acting. Talks like he’d have a beer with Jason Bourne but still wants to accomplish his task.
love this scene
These movies are epic. Never gets OLD😍
Legend has it Eamon is still in the basement to this day.
Lol you didn’t watch the movie did you
"What the hell, I was just traveling around here..."
"Oh shit, I thought you were an assassin!"
"How the fk would you know if I were an assassin just because I'm walking in this god damn grass..."
I'm out just hunting birds. Who the hell are you? Your phone is dead and you're sure it's a fucking assassin?
I loved this gunfight so much when I was a kid. It just seem so raw and real. I thought for sure I was gonna grow up to be a spy!
Shells, but toys on the ground. My favourite scene.
What i liked about the treadstone agents was they didn't bounce around on their toes getting into a stance. It was get in, take the opponent apart then leave.
No fuss, no muss.
Bruh can we just address that the professor was just some dad 99% of the time
He wasn't a dad (or might as well be), he was a piano teacher in Barcelona as showed in the scene when Conklin had all agents activated to kill Bourne.
"Look what they make you give"
Bourne says the same thing at gun point
I like how assassins indulge in deep conversations when one of them is vulnerable and moments away from his death. Last time I saw this was The Gray Man.
This movie was so dope
It reminds me playing a video game when he found those ammo and rifle in the drawer. He might found a medical kit if he search longer!
It hurts my heart when the little girl senses the atmosphere of the room and runs to her father and says "daddy?..."
One of the best scenes in the movie
now thats hunting at its finest right there.. the hunter becomes the hunted
Well he is, after all, the most dangerous game
Epic scene
The best short derie i ever watched
I got instant chills the first time he said "get in the basement"
I’m always amazed when the Professor is still alive after being hit in the shoulder with that high-powered shotgun AND shot in the belly.
True, but the shotgun shells could have contained birdshot, rather than buckshot.
@@samthe1337man Good point. I have not fired a shotgun in a very long time.
@@lukenorth7127 Doesn´t he get shot in both arms?
@@0Tommy Possibly, but I doubt it. The first hit shows the professor being knocked backwards in one direction. That would indicate one shoulder and / or arm was hit, looks like his right. The second shot sends him more or less 100% backward, i.e. he took it in the center, not on his left or right arm.
I’m not saying this is what would really happen if a human being was shot, but the trajectory of the Professor going backwards on shot 2/2 indicates he was hit in the center.
When the hunter is the one who is hunted.
2021 and i still watch this scene
The robotic moves, the precision movements and training. Awesome!!
Bourne is always in control of himself. Outwardly calm when under extreme pressure or when interrogating someone.
Matt Damon plays this part to perfection.
Один из лучших фильмов нашей молодости. Да, ребята?!
Genuine Action!
This is Michael Mann level top shootout sequence.
Exactly! Live blanks and real training / stunts - gotta love it 😊
One of the most brilliant and realistic scene I've ever seen in an action movie. Doug Liman and Matt Damon fought to keep it as it was and they have all my respect for that. The scene is raw and cruel but it is also very intelligent and very realistic. The rhythm, the atmosphere, the actors, the scenery, the countryfarm at Christmas (I'm French so I know it) everything is true, everything sounds right... Bourne make a diversion by shooting at the cistern but he saw the landscape through the kitchen window before leaving. He knows that the terrain goes up the other side of the road and that's where the observer is. So he runs in this direction immediately because it may put a potential sniper in the obligation to look up from his scope.... Finally, the death of the "professor" is so raw and realistic. "Look at what they make you give..." It's not a clumsy blockbuster production. It's smart and very well written. Kind of like a Hitchcock from the great era. The whole movie is of this level but this scene really is a jewel.
blackeyedtoys how did he know the sniper was outside?
@@AJLD1 it's not a sniper otherwise, is it ?
Did Bourne see the sniper?
@@AJLD1 dog goes missing which tips off Bourne....and the sniper is at a vantage point that covers all exits Bourne would know that a sniper would be there in that position cause it covers Ann exits
That's the dude from *Inside Man* with Denzel Washington!!
You know a scene is gonna be good whenever it has a double barrel shotgun. Nothing can outgun the blast of the double barrel and its good Bourne knew this
f it has 00 Buckshot in it..... each shell is 5 bullets of .38 caiber (equivalent) so both barrels would be 10 pellets ... very very large pellets.
My shotgun here a the houise is loaded with 1 shot of birdshot, 3 00 Buck and one 16 gauge slug.
Thank you and everyone who fights for our freedoms......
Look at what they make you give.
Clive Owen... Best line in the movie.
R.I.P The Professor :(
He was a Assassin
My favorite part
...these children if...that's not gonna happen.
That window dough game over
Jesus Christ its the BMW guy!
I like how Jason is calm all the time something like this happens.
Such a great film!!!!!
Poor professor. They didn’t teach him how to lead a moving target in assassin school.
"Don't worry you guys. One thing I just remembered was I had Black Dynamite for a mentor."
*GASPS* "Black Dynamite!? I thought he was just a legend!"
"No. He's real. I'll be right back.
I understand that the director wanted to show Jason’s training in finding weapons,but the most realistic first step would have been Jason asking if the homeowner has any weapons in the house. And no way pellets from the rifle would have penetrated and ignited that fuel tank...
yeah, and i'm very confused by the sniper's action of going out into the open. one of the worst tactical moves a soldier could ever make. honestly, stay out of the open.
thing is it was a shotgun, shotgun shells usually contain lead or steel which would create a spark if it were to contact metal at that speed
Leslie Doll the professor made a lot of mistakes. Hindsight is 2020, but here are the mistakes I think based on my own experience he made-
1) Killing the dog. There are plenty of ways to mask your scent.
2) Repositioning after the explosion. Once he saw Bourne maneuvering, he should’ve begun exfiltration. Game’s over at that point.
3) Going into the open. Huge wtf there.
4) Dropping his rifle in favor of his pistol in the middle of a field. He would’ve heard from the first two gunshots Bourne has a shotgun. The rifle has a huge range advantage.
5) Sidearm not already having a round chambered....
Yeah Slugs or buck shot would no doubt about it
@@lesdoll402 the professor had to reposition, or he would have been a sitting duck.
Especially after he took shots at Bourne and missed, he painted a red flag to his approximate location (which Bourne would have known by his own sniper training would be in an elevated position ).
He was prudent to displace. The one stupid thing he did was move out into an open field and run, which made him an easy mark to spot.
"Look at what they make you give..." Best fucking action movie in 20 years.
The double barrel shotgun works... everytime. (Ref. Doom)
I'm not a fan of Clive Owen's acting (except in Children of Men, where for some reason he was brilliant) - so his interaction with Bourne at the end of this scene slightly spoiled it for me.
However, everything leading up to that is just fantastic. I think it's the highly believable British family, the American hero in a European setting, the juxtaposition of the idyllic location with the murderous violence.
The grittiness of it helps to suspend your disbelief. I highly doubt shooting at that oil tank with a shotgun would cause it to explode, but somehow the movie sells it so you believe it. And when Marie says "We should never have come here, I... these children, if..." and Bourne just says, "That's not gonna happen" - and walks out to make sure it doesn't - there's just something so cool about that exchange. I love it. :)
Fun fact that I remember from a 'making of' featurette - the birds that Bourne scares up by firing the shotgun in the field are purely CGI.
Would the birds be back there so soon after the explosion?
Amazing. I'm lost for words. Really. Just.......
Check out Inside man as well, another good movie by Clive.
@@pgstgermain Yeah, Inside Man was great!
I enjoyed his performance in The International as well.
"Treadstone said pills, they said go to paris.... Look at this, look at what they make you give" Bourne Legacy foreshadowing about the superhuman pills.
Yep, Jason somehow gained all those enhancements permanently without being viraled off the pills, hence why has those headaches. I'd like to know how he gained those abilities permanently without dying
Script writers have super powers.
@@jpf7942 I always thought he was the only one who didn't take the pills but what you say is very interesting. I must investigate further!
@@jpf7942 were these dudes beyond a soldiers abilities? They know how to escape any situation, beat any body in hand to hand combat, out shoot everyone, can pick out people in crowds ect. Insane.
He was just talking about headaches. Maybe they were just some meds to help deal with the headaches and driving at night to he could get to Paris without incident. Jason never drives at night during the movie if you notice. And there's a scene on the way to Paris where the road signs and lights get all blurry, maybe what happens to Jason when he sees headlights?
That guy is literally the "Elite Crew" character from Counterstrike 1.6
Good thing the nearest fireman was an hour away, more action!