Here is The True Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
Bourne movies basically make a mockery of anything Tom Cruise does in Mission Impossible. If Tom is running, we want Matt walking, if Tom is giving a detailed description of how to infiltrate a high level security building, we want Marie to walk in and just mention she was his personal assistant after Jason gives said dialog.
A lot of people won't appreciate what a masterpiece of editing this scene is. It's so chaotic, and it was shot with rapid handheld shaky cam, yet you always know exactly what's going on. It rightfully won the Oscar for Best Editing.
I understand the shaky cam for some of the shots when you follow Bourne. But they used it throughout, even when showing the headquarters. It's stupid, unnecessary and makes you sick after a while. The first three movies were great and almost perfect but the overuse of shaky cam is the one big issue with them.
the most amazing thing about this clip ..is that the sniper got a fucking parking space in london...right where he wanted to be....this is pure sci fi at its best !!
No, my man, that's just proof of how powerful this organisation was. When Bourne tells the reporter "You have no idea what you are up against"? Well, if he'd seen this bit of parking he'd have realized what he was up against, instantly. Then he'd have done exactly as he was told and maybe made it out alive....
Reminds me of the time I was chased by some bullies in a shopping centre. I ended up taking them down with the crane kick and a bit of mind control ESP-type stuff. When the security spotted me they said, “Jesus Christ, that guy’s about 25 and those kids he beat up are not even 10!” People still talk about it to this day, well, the people in my cell block do.
This guy was really so built different he was able to observe the hitmen, the reporter, himself, the entire crowd, and the cameras all without being seen by them. While formulating a route of escape that dodges all of the obstacles as hes walking and talking. Then clutches a 1v4. Dudes a beast
One thing my dad and I loved is that Matt Damon is short compared to the guys he fights. We are both 5’10” like him and always thought it was so cool how he just destroys guys well over 6ft.
@@Lawrence_Talbot All you have to do is be quicker and more agile and you can defeat any enemy. He moves fast so more than anything that confuses his opponent because they cannot react fast enough to anticipate his next move. Game over.
I always love how detailed this is. That he knows every inch of the position he finds himself in. Every corner, every backdoor, every trick to be unnoticed, 200% aware & in complete control of every detail without ever losing his cool
What makes this scene particularly more intense is that Bourne is trying to hide and at the same time, helping another one to hide. Watching people, cameras, in a crowded station is nuts. In other movies, you have one static person or both moving independently. It's crazy.
Hiding from the camera's would be pretty hard i imagine just because of how many of them there are and how most of them are tucked away in very unnoticeable areas
I agree, the bourne movies are well known, but not quite as popular as mission impossible and bond. The main thing that made the bourne movies so good is that he has no help, he is not part of some noble greater cause, and the movies were all somewhat believable-no crazy sci fi tech. Also the fight scenes were extremely well executed in these movies, they don't involve crazy flips and fast punching scenes, they actually look real.
I don't think you know what "understated" means. These movies had a lot of hype behind them and theatres were sold out each time. They are good movies, but definitely not "underrated".
It's kinda cool that they genuinely do cross Waterloo station from one end to the other, with pretty much perfect continuity and geographical accuracy, and in about the time it really takes. The layout is a bit different now, but the bridge to the concourse is still there at one end, and the off-license at the other. A lot of films and TV shows go the easy route and jump backwards and forwards between locations as needed (I saw a lot of this recently in the London scenes in Moon Knight), but in Bourne they made the effort to keep it accurate.
That final scene as the title of this video suggest still gives me goosebumbs. Ultimatum has to the best of the three. A worthwhile seal for a trilogy.
Guys, Here is The True Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
still blows my mind how they managed to make the action so shaky with jump cuts everywhere without losing a single bit of understandability masterful trilogy
They weren't looking for Bourne. They didn't know he was there, and they were focused on finding the reporter. They stop thinking about any face they see once they recognize that it's not their target.
Reporter: "Oh God, the bin man, I think he's one of them" Bourne: "Who, the garbage man? Negative" Now I know why they ask to choose UK or US English as input language.
garbage man in that context isn't even american english. A 'garbage man' in the U.S. is a person who rides on the back of a garbage truck and empties residential trash cans, anyone else would have called the 'bin man' a 'janitor', possibly a 'custodian' if they were high class.
@@maxdecphoenix Just what I was thinking as I read it. Of course, being American in a foreign country, I've come up with my own translations on some things. Bourne was American, but spent most his agency life in the European theater. Might just be a mental translation from bin man.
The music displayed throughout the films are flawless. I will go ahead and confidently say that these series of films are the most emotional, realistic and dramatic of all time without question. The best I find within the franchise is The Bourne Supremacy, the shere emotions displayed in that film is second to none.
And john powell combines his trumpets and violins in the chase that bourne do with paz like this same instruments in supremacy when the same bourne did with kirril
don't ever say that to any stunt performer about the choreography in the bourne franchise. its notoriously bad. the plot and editing are amazing. but the choreography is awful.
Saw this the first night it came out in theaters. The place erupted as soon as the line at the end was delivered. I was one of them. My wife and I were newly married and she looked at me like I was weird for cheering. LOL!
this is such a cool story! my brother introduced me to these movies last year (im only 16, most of these movies are older than me lol), and I always love reading other people's experiences!
High tech weapons are Hollywood fiction, not used in the real world of covert intel field agents. In fact, during the height of the Cold War years between the USSR/USA, the majority of KGB field agents were late 20's to early 30's pretty women used in "Honey-traps" mostly, while the CIA field agents were based on being invisible to the KGB's mindset of what to look, which wasn't the everyday ordinary-looking middle-aged women in their 40's early 50's with a feeble look to the KGB and GDR's Stasi that they would never consider relevant even to the present day always looking for the prevalence of strength! I do love the international-spy-thriller books, movies, and old TV shows: JB 007, J.Bourne, M.I. movies & the old TV show, Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Saint, and of course the laughing to "Get Smart" never gets old!
That's Bourne's biggest advantage as a solo operator. Drop him into any environment, he'll immediately analyze how to use it to his benefit. If Bourne actually picks the time and place for an encounter, you should just accept that you've already lost.
What I love about this scene is they didn't close Waterloo Station (you couldnt!) so most of the people in the background aren't extras, but people going about their daily lives.
takeaway main point: stay calm and do what expert advises things go 'smooth'; panic or do something not expert - expect things to go sidewise. special ops, military, spy craft, global virus pandemic - it works everywhere
I love when Bourne gets the CIA to kidnap the random dude at the bus stop. Poor guy was just on his way to work or something and found himself getting dragged into some CIA blacksite.
To me what's so great isn't the line "Jesus Christ. That's Jason Bourne." Which IS delivered perfectly btw. It's the lead up to and 1v4 fight. Because when we see Jason and reporter-guy in the camera, we realize that the team just WATCHED someone they consider a myth not only confirmed as alive, but as better than them all. It's the WEIGHT behind the line that's so great.
Well, not really a spy. Government operative (nice word for assassin). Definitely one of the best Gov Op action flicks. For actual spy movie, nothing comes close to Alec Guiness as George Smiley, in Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy and the follow-up, Smiley's People. Old now, but above all others. Not much "action" but brimming with intrigue and suspense throughout.
I love how Black Brier version of Bourne gets him with his pants down at the car bomb scene, it was awesome that the writers felt no fear showing another agent could play Bourne and at the same time show that CIA doesn´t play cheap and the taxpayer money is well used.
Everything about this movie was fantastic. Matt Damon just outdid himself in this role. The first 3 movies in this franchise were top class, but the other 2 absolute bollocks.
Exactly what I was thinking! I think even the new James Bond movies took a lot of inspirations from the gritty hand-to-hand combat styles that you see in the Bourne Movies.
On the other hand, you can thank this franchise for the ridiculous amount of quick cut and shaky cam fights these days. I mean, these guys made it work but everyone trying to imitate them can't.
This is a textbook example of "Author's omnipotence". By spending a lot of time thinking out what happens in a compressed amount of time in the scene, and inserting cause and effect to fit the goals of the character, the Author presents genius while not having the same level of genius as the character. You can see this too in well-prepared speeches and business or tech presentations; Preparation is the mother of success.
Well it’s marvel property they only specialize in Micheal Bay type explosions, actions scenes with 1,000 cuts and corny banter that is suppose to pass for comedy.
@@boredflower True, but there is a sweet spot between going all-out Michael Bay and being a bit more grounded. For example, the original Iron Man movie. Or the first half of Winter Soldier (it gets quite fantastical towards the end but it captures the 70s spy flick vibe in the earlier sections).
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The suspense delivered in this movie is beyond expectations..
If Bourne tells you to stay on the line, YOU STAY ON THE LINE
Got damnit!!🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
indeed do not deviate....the visual will get you...
@Kamryn Gunner LIAR! Nothing is free. Got full of malwares from it. F U.
Sorry to say but its incomplete. YOU STAY THE FU**ING FU** ON THE LINE, GOT IT!?
just hold em off a few more seconds.... almost thereee
Everytime I walk through Waterloo station, I tie my shoe and remember bin man is negative.
😂😂😂
Lol
😋😂🤣🤣😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
must be nice living where there are famous movie shots from :D
“Jesus Christ…That’s Jason Bourne” was executed absolutely PERFECT
I love the small swallow he does in between 😂😂😂 pucker factor 9000!
Perfectly*
Here is The True Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
@@seandeterman2499 Yes...Jesus Christ....GULP.....
@@Praise___YaH bruh
And just like that... *I have to watch all the movies again.*
I’m pissed HBO doesn’t have this one in the collection. They have the one with jeremy rennet. 👎🏽
Which is the best one
Lol..same here 😂
The whole sequels are good and intresting....... Good and nice movies.....
@•$GANGO•$ what's the title of this movie
80% of the Bourne movies consists of intense walking.
As does _Life!_ 🤣
That Is true lol
Yes. Cause every thing happens on streets.
Must have been written by Aaron Sorkin.
Bourne movies basically make a mockery of anything Tom Cruise does in Mission Impossible. If Tom is running, we want Matt walking, if Tom is giving a detailed description of how to infiltrate a high level security building, we want Marie to walk in and just mention she was his personal assistant after Jason gives said dialog.
A lot of people won't appreciate what a masterpiece of editing this scene is. It's so chaotic, and it was shot with rapid handheld shaky cam, yet you always know exactly what's going on. It rightfully won the Oscar for Best Editing.
I understand the shaky cam for some of the shots when you follow Bourne. But they used it throughout, even when showing the headquarters. It's stupid, unnecessary and makes you sick after a while. The first three movies were great and almost perfect but the overuse of shaky cam is the one big issue with them.
Yes, because the Oscar is what matters. Always.
What a bunch of nonsense.
the most amazing thing about this clip ..is that the sniper got a fucking parking space in london...right where he wanted to be....this is pure sci fi at its best !!
He parked on a double yellow tbf
If you can just dump it, every place is great, lol
No, my man, that's just proof of how powerful this organisation was. When Bourne tells the reporter "You have no idea what you are up against"? Well, if he'd seen this bit of parking he'd have realized what he was up against, instantly. Then he'd have done exactly as he was told and maybe made it out alive....
CIA will have a PCN to deal with
Would be be the same in Stockholm
Reminds me of the time I was chased by some bullies in a shopping centre. I ended up taking them down with the crane kick and a bit of mind control ESP-type stuff. When the security spotted me they said, “Jesus Christ, that guy’s about 25 and those kids he beat up are not even 10!” People still talk about it to this day, well, the people in my cell block do.
LMBO
@@bklynfinesse8709 *some elements in the above story are untrue.
@@BradPham Still a great story.. To protect the innocent.
@@bklynfinesse8709 Yes. That’s right. Exactly.
Hope there's a sequal to this story. 😂
Poor Jason, he tried SO hard to help that guy. You can't help but feel bad for him.
the king nonetheless
if he didnt get scared of the bin man, he lived.
Simon Pegg later treated him to the ultimate pub crawl
He was wearing....DEAD MAN'S SHOES.
And that is what happens when you fail to follow my directions.
This guy was really so built different he was able to observe the hitmen, the reporter, himself, the entire crowd, and the cameras all without being seen by them. While formulating a route of escape that dodges all of the obstacles as hes walking and talking. Then clutches a 1v4. Dudes a beast
One thing my dad and I loved is that Matt Damon is short compared to the guys he fights. We are both 5’10” like him and always thought it was so cool how he just destroys guys well over 6ft.
@Guy Smith Exactly what I was going to say.
@@Lawrence_Talbot All you have to do is be quicker and more agile and you can defeat any enemy. He moves fast so more than anything that confuses his opponent because they cannot react fast enough to anticipate his next move. Game over.
@Jay dilla I guess you lacked the 30 million dollar training.
Espionage training at its peak
I always love how detailed this is. That he knows every inch of the position he finds himself in. Every corner, every backdoor, every trick to be unnoticed, 200% aware & in complete control of every detail without ever losing his cool
almost like they had a script or something.
@@gatorzb1 are u dumb of course they had a script
@@gatorzb1 DO NOT DEVIATE
@@gatorzb1 Amazing how reading a script that describes a scene gives you complete awareness. But, we all know it's his imaginary training.
@@turbo6266 /whoosh
When he said "Jesus christ....." I could almost taste his fear!
Amazing actors!
What does it taste like?
What makes this scene particularly more intense is that Bourne is trying to hide and at the same time, helping another one to hide. Watching people, cameras, in a crowded station is nuts. In other movies, you have one static person or both moving independently. It's crazy.
that's where his training (the legit and experimental illegal training) comes to play
Super situational awareness.
Hiding from the camera's would be pretty hard i imagine just because of how many of them there are and how most of them are tucked away in very unnoticeable areas
@@sergiocookiedough2169 not if you
are a brainwashed super soldier
@@JoshA0669 yeah like jason bourne haha 💯💯💯 he's the man
They capture the training level of Bourne perfectly in this whole scene.
exactly. I love this!
Who would win: Bond or Bourne?
@@kohtalainenalias Equal weaponry? Is one hunting the other? Does he know hes being hunted? Where are they? Depends on a lot.
@@kohtalainenalias personally I think Bourne for most situations but not all.
@@dallasyap3064 Id say Bourne on equal footing but Bond has all of Mi6 to help him so
Still one of the best scenes ever made in an action movie. The editing is sensational. As is John Powell's music.
I really want to see an alternate scene where the reporter follows every instruction Bourne said and successfully escape
yup, me too
That's in Earth 2's version.
There’s an alternate to this?
@@soos8785 no. I wish there is
We’re everywhere, Bro
SIngle handedly, the top 3 best thriller sequence in a movie of all time. Extremely underrated Series.
Nothing underrated about these movies - they're so well-known. These movies are fantastic though.
I agree, the bourne movies are well known, but not quite as popular as mission impossible and bond. The main thing that made the bourne movies so good is that he has no help, he is not part of some noble greater cause, and the movies were all somewhat believable-no crazy sci fi tech. Also the fight scenes were extremely well executed in these movies, they don't involve crazy flips and fast punching scenes, they actually look real.
They should just have all the men in these movies pee on each other to try to achieve dominance. You would get the same effect.
I don't think you know what "understated" means. These movies had a lot of hype behind them and theatres were sold out each time.
They are good movies, but definitely not "underrated".
You don't know what underrated means. Go back to ESL class anubjav
It's kinda cool that they genuinely do cross Waterloo station from one end to the other, with pretty much perfect continuity and geographical accuracy, and in about the time it really takes. The layout is a bit different now, but the bridge to the concourse is still there at one end, and the off-license at the other. A lot of films and TV shows go the easy route and jump backwards and forwards between locations as needed (I saw a lot of this recently in the London scenes in Moon Knight), but in Bourne they made the effort to keep it accurate.
This guy was John Wick before John Wick was even a thing
omg stalker
The camera has to perform so many fast-cuts just to keep up with his moves.
i agree
Main reason why Jason bourne was canceled was because John wick was getting more popular
Could you imagine the team up?!
If Jesus ever came back everyone would see him and go "Jesus Christ it's Jesus Christ".
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Okay, that is funny 😆
“When he comes back”
I thought "Jason Bourne it's Jesus Christ."
I think they would just say Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ, that's King Viserys Targaryen.
!
I heard the voice and I'm like, "That's Paddy!"
tnk u 4 this
😂😂😂if it wasn’t for your comment I wouldn’t have noticed
@@AparajitaStormhoof 😮
@calcifer4297 Specifically Viserys I Targaryen
That final scene as the title of this video suggest still gives me goosebumbs. Ultimatum has to the best of the three. A worthwhile seal for a trilogy.
Ultimatum is definitely the best 🔥🔥🔥
I favor Ultimatum as well, though it's really only a hair better than the first two. Lord I wish they had stopped at three. Ah well.
Exactly, this is the best spy-action film ever made, along with the trilogy being the best series ever made as well.
@@nihleigleca6702 I'd say it's tied with Lord of the Rings for title of best trilogy ever.
bro no chance any is better than identity
I always hoped the next sequel would be called Bourne Again.
...and then the one after that would be called 'Bourne...Not Again'
reBourne
Bourne to do it,,
:)
too cheesy.
The best part of the Bourne series is its editing .. kudos to the film editor!!
'Jesus Christ, That's Jason Bourne', Dumbledore said calmly.
Nice one😂😂😂😂
Geezuz that made me laugh. Laugh like I haven’t laughed in a long, long time
Thanks for the laugh my dude.
lmao.....didja put your name in the goblet! didja!
Guys, Here is The True Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
pure story, no BS.
no wonder this is loved by every man from different parts of the world
i hate it
Not our part of the world......🤮
@@colamity_5000 oh, wow! this guy hates, i've never seen that in other place
@@colamity_5000 there's always a contrarian.
@@colamity_5000- it's cool if your a twilight fan, some men don't come out 100
jason borne that jesus christ
Came here for this lol
hahahahaha thx
gonna save this line for the rapture
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
Compile all the scenes where everyone either looks surprise to see Jason Bourne or say Jesus Christ it’s Jason Bourne.
yes!
At least not john wick XD
Exactly.
Don’t take the Lord’s name in vain, please repent for it’s a sin
@@Tyler.Kennedy Easy with the guilt-tripping, god-botherer.
He has help . That's understated .
Haha right?
still blows my mind how they managed to make the action so shaky with jump cuts everywhere without losing a single bit of understandability
masterful trilogy
Love how the rest of the team didn't know what bourne looked like and walked straight past him.
Why would they. Secrecy is everything. This team never worked with Bourne. All they knew was his name and legend, and maybe not even that.
well they just got fleeting glimpses whereas the guy in the control center got a good look at his face.
Plus what aditya said as well. :)
@@neutrino78x Well of course the people in the control room know who Bourne is. But the average hired mercenary doesn't.
They hadn't seen any of the movies.
They weren't looking for Bourne. They didn't know he was there, and they were focused on finding the reporter. They stop thinking about any face they see once they recognize that it's not their target.
Reporter: "Oh God, the bin man, I think he's one of them"
Bourne: "Who, the garbage man? Negative"
Now I know why they ask to choose UK or US English as input language.
garbage man in that context isn't even american english. A 'garbage man' in the U.S. is a person who rides on the back of a garbage truck and empties residential trash cans, anyone else would have called the 'bin man' a 'janitor', possibly a 'custodian' if they were high class.
Spot on @@maxdecphoenix
@@maxdecphoenix Just what I was thinking as I read it. Of course, being American in a foreign country, I've come up with my own translations on some things. Bourne was American, but spent most his agency life in the European theater. Might just be a mental translation from bin man.
😂😂😂
Do not deviate
The Bourne movies had some of the best choreographed action sequences ever, imo. Love watching them still to this day.
It's sort of like in John Wick when the Russian mafia guy just says "...oh."
Or when the cop asks if hes working again and says "ill leave ya be". Thanks Jimmy.
"....oh......." *hangs up* "Well I guess my son isnt going to beat himself."
John Wick is a Black Friday Jason Bourne.
@@MyGodZach Can't relate, please elaborate
@@MyGodZach agreed like nothing John wick does is impressive for his legend. The Denzel's agent and Jason Bourne are amazing
I've watched all Jason Bourne's movies... I love all the scenes in the movies especially his fight scenes...
i watched this trilogy more times than i can count and when i see a clip it makes me want to watch them again.
where is Jason Bourne when you need him?
i just did on Prime
The music displayed throughout the films are flawless. I will go ahead and confidently say that these series of films are the most emotional, realistic and dramatic of all time without question. The best I find within the franchise is The Bourne Supremacy, the shere emotions displayed in that film is second to none.
John powell uses the same violins of every chase that bourne do in this movie like supremacy
And john powell combines his trumpets and violins in the chase that bourne do with paz like this same instruments in supremacy when the same bourne did with kirril
@@lizardopalominolavander9111 Yes both comments are true but they still have a difference. I stand by The Bourne Supremacy
The only sameless is the director paul greengrass and composer john powell
@@lizardopalominolavander9111 What is sameless?
The best action movies I've ever seen. Matt Damon is a Master.
The editing on fight scenes is terrible. Don't get any look at what is happening, way too jerky and jump-cutty. Matt Damon's acting is great though
I agree everytime these films where on telly my dad would phone me up and ask me are you watching jason Bourne miss these films hope they make another
@@Nunya1721 Matt Damon is great at playing government agents and soldiers.
@@emilio2647 He was perfect in the Green Zone
Yup he is. Bourne is one of the best spy/action movies ever. Probably one of the best operatives.
What an exquisitely scripted, choreographed and superbly edited sequence this is. Has your heart thumping with the tension. Utterly brilliant.
don't ever say that to any stunt performer about the choreography in the bourne franchise. its notoriously bad. the plot and editing are amazing. but the choreography is awful.
@@atomichunger Ok Sir sorry Sir.
It’s still very good choreography.
Stable in Bethlehem: "Joseph Christ, it's Jesus Bourne"
Lol
underrated comment
hahaha this comment killed me badly
Man those drunk guys were celebrating jesus' birth a little too much.
Jesus born^
Saw this the first night it came out in theaters. The place erupted as soon as the line at the end was delivered. I was one of them. My wife and I were newly married and she looked at me like I was weird for cheering. LOL!
this is such a cool story! my brother introduced me to these movies last year (im only 16, most of these movies are older than me lol), and I always love reading other people's experiences!
No she looked at you and mourned the fact that YOU were her husband instead of Jason Bourne.
@@celticlofts Well said! You're probably right!
"Jesus christ... that's Jason Bourne. "
And we gonna stand here, watch him fight but not going to send backup. 😂
Why waste more good operatives?
they would be too late, probably nobody more in the area
It wouldn't do them any good to send backup.
Jesus Christ, you’re Jason Bourne
In an alternate universe: "Jason Bourne, That's Jesus Christ"
@@jaredfinley4986 I thought it was.
@@jaredfinley4986 it was funny toe but whatever
LMFAOOO
Lmao
Okay Jared Finley we all appreciate your lack of humor.
My 3 favorite movies ever: Bourne Identity, Supremacy, and Ultimatum. These movies changed my life from 2002-on.
So you're a covert spy.
Don't worry; I won't tell. You might "off" me. 🤫🤫🤫🤫
😁
I saw this when it came out and the whole movie theatre got up, cheered and punched the air at that line!
I love how he just moves through these guys lol. Might be my favorite sequence in the Bourne movies.
Never get tired of the Bourne Movies
I once read the first three books of the name - big waste of time.
I love how Jason used the environment and his knowledge rather than high tech weapons.
High tech weapons are Hollywood fiction, not used in the real world of covert intel field agents. In fact, during the height of the Cold War years between the USSR/USA, the majority of KGB field agents were late 20's to early 30's pretty women used in "Honey-traps" mostly, while the CIA field agents were based on being invisible to the KGB's mindset of what to look, which wasn't the everyday ordinary-looking middle-aged women in their 40's early 50's with a feeble look to the KGB and GDR's Stasi that they would never consider relevant even to the present day always looking for the prevalence of strength! I do love the international-spy-thriller books, movies, and old TV shows: JB 007, J.Bourne, M.I. movies & the old TV show, Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Saint, and of course the laughing to "Get Smart" never gets old!
That's Bourne's biggest advantage as a solo operator. Drop him into any environment, he'll immediately analyze how to use it to his benefit. If Bourne actually picks the time and place for an encounter, you should just accept that you've already lost.
What I love about this scene is they didn't close Waterloo Station (you couldnt!) so most of the people in the background aren't extras, but people going about their daily lives.
I don't think that's true. They did the whole scene with extras in 6 hours when the station was closed.
@@spikepig76 waterloo never closes for a straight 6 hours. last train out is 1AM, first one the next morning is around half 4
Wrong.
@@spikepig76 if u look close. can see people looking at the cameras
@@markrowe8824 you can see it in this clip too
Love how smooth Bourne is at making an impossible situation smooth.
takeaway main point: stay calm and do what expert advises things go 'smooth'; panic or do something not expert - expect things to go sidewise.
special ops, military, spy craft, global virus pandemic - it works everywhere
I love when Bourne gets the CIA to kidnap the random dude at the bus stop. Poor guy was just on his way to work or something and found himself getting dragged into some CIA blacksite.
To me what's so great isn't the line "Jesus Christ. That's Jason Bourne." Which IS delivered perfectly btw. It's the lead up to and 1v4 fight. Because when we see Jason and reporter-guy in the camera, we realize that the team just WATCHED someone they consider a myth not only confirmed as alive, but as better than them all. It's the WEIGHT behind the line that's so great.
They were good flicks. Excellent hand to hand action. We all wish we could fight like Jason Bourne.
I love the way the line was delivered in this movie
I know, right? David Strathairn could read a McDonald's menu and make it sound epic.
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(looks at menu and then up at the clock)
"Jesus Christ.... we're late for the breakfast special"
[Moby - Extreme Ways]
From journalist to king, what a career!
Him getting the info then saving the informant is the greatest moment in the Bourne series
Then the informant gets killed
@@zeeone4492 Because of his own fault
2000 years earlier:
"Jason Bourne, that's Jesus Christ"
This scene is a one of the best in the franchise; I know how busy Waterloo station is.
Of all the spy movies, Bourne is the best
Definitely the most intense
Bourne and Mission Impossible
And first jack reacher
I think salt is a good one too...even eagle eye
Well, not really a spy. Government operative (nice word for assassin). Definitely one of the best Gov Op action flicks. For actual spy movie, nothing comes close to Alec Guiness as George Smiley, in Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy and the follow-up, Smiley's People. Old now, but above all others. Not much "action" but brimming with intrigue and suspense throughout.
Lol everybody shouted and clapped at 4:32. One of my best movie theater experiences ever.
this 5 minute clip makes me want to watch the entire series again
Wow, I watched the whole scene just for that line. I forgot I came here just for the line. Thought I was watching the whole movie.
After watching this, I've got to watch those movies again! It's been a while!
Jason Bourne is simply one of the greatest action movie characters of all-time.
"If you do exactly what I tell you to do, nothing would happen"
- Jason Bourne
I need to pick a weekend to binge watch this series again.
Man, Bourne trilogy was so good. Don't know another movie which creates tension and dynamics so well.
I love how Black Brier version of Bourne gets him with his pants down at the car bomb scene, it was awesome that the writers felt no fear showing another agent could play Bourne and at the same time show that CIA doesn´t play cheap and the taxpayer money is well used.
Yeah, the scene where he drops his backpack as a diversion, right?
The CIA is not your friend.
@@phero2 yep! Was one of the first times we see Bourne get played himself. Desh was an impressive assrt
Alternative quote: *Chuckles* "I'm in danger"
When Damon's acting was spot on and without overacting. Good old days.
"jason bourne that's jesus christ" "what are you talking about my child?" "er no nothing"
Shaky cam was a bit much at times, but this is without a doubt one of the best action movies ever made
The Bourne shaky camera works because everything you need to see is focused in the middle of the screen.
To be honest it's hard to enjoy most action sequences now having watched the John Wick films. Camera cuts and shaky cam are hard to stomach.
I saw this again on Netflix the other day. I think i have watched this movie like 10 times. It's probably one of the best action movies of all time
The way he says that "Jesus Christ, that's Jason Bourne" gives me shivers
You can smell it, something brown and sticky.
Yes, shame about the need to blaspheme.
4:13 homeboy didn't know what to do with himself so he just chilled and let Jason Bourne do the work
Despite the quick cuts and shaky cam in the action scenes, the original trilogy was a masterpiece as a thriller/action movie. A rare thing these days.
See this 1.000 times but not in English, love Matt's voice.
Is it just me or are we all stunned with that super speed dis-arming the bald at 3:58
Everything about this movie was fantastic. Matt Damon just outdid himself in this role. The first 3 movies in this franchise were top class, but the other 2 absolute bollocks.
Jesus Christ, that's Jason Bourne! Yeah, there he is. You'd think he'd put a hat or sunglasses on.
You don’t think that actually works... do you? 😂
Indoors that would actually make him more conspicuous.
IRL, good luck keeping a cap on fighting 3 trained agents.
3:33: "This guy's got help!" LOL
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The sheer dread delivered in that line when they realize it’s Jason Bourne is so good.
after watching the bourne trilogy, other action movies start to look like cartoons..
They changed the Bond franchise.
Exactly what I was thinking! I think even the new James Bond movies took a lot of inspirations from the gritty hand-to-hand combat styles that you see in the Bourne Movies.
On the other hand, you can thank this franchise for the ridiculous amount of quick cut and shaky cam fights these days. I mean, these guys made it work but everyone trying to imitate them can't.
@@Elthenar That existed LONG before the Bourne movies though. Ironically, a Bond movie was guilty of that pre-Bourne.
agreed bro
So nice to see Prince Daemon protecting his brother Viserys
🤣😂😎
Dang, I forgot just how good these movies are 😳
So, Vicerys Targaryen knew Jason Bourne...
THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!!!
Jason Bourne is the prince that was promised, confirmed.
When I'm walking in the parking lot, and some random cars lights come on, I look around for Jason Bourne.
You make me have to see this movie again. I haaaaate you, people!!!
One of the greatest Bourne scene
Oddly, I think the fight in Germany is the greatest (with the toaster)
@@phero2 for fights, my top pick is vs Desh in Morocco
the embassy escape with the girl in the car
@@nobrainsnoheadache2434 red bag! red bag!
This is a textbook example of "Author's omnipotence".
By spending a lot of time thinking out what happens in a compressed amount of time in the scene, and inserting cause and effect to fit the goals of the character, the Author presents genius while not having the same level of genius as the character.
You can see this too in well-prepared speeches and business or tech presentations;
Preparation is the mother of success.
True...
and a corollary:
"Fortune favors the prepared mind." -- I think that was Pasteur?
I hope the next time someone says that line that the whole entire room packs up as they know they shouldnt go there.
i think thats one of the best lines ever.....
It's so amazing it's become a meme
I think the best lines were in supremacy
The best line was "If you were in your office right now, we'd be having this conversation face to face."
One of the best lines every Jesus Christ that is Jason bourne 😂
One of the best scenes of all time!
truly action movie game changer.
This is the trilogy that started the Shaky Kam revolution.
I thought Blair Witch was one of the first in that tradition although not action in the same way.
@@MrFarmountainBlair Witch started the found footage trend.
I feel like Bourne every time I have to walk to the toilet😂 that’s the intensity of the walk
That guy is a great actor - he does a lot of comedy. does a great job here as the scared reporter.
Brilliant scene - I find the journalist's lack of fate disturbing though ;)
140+ cuts in this single clip, the editors are god tier.
I personally like the helpless reaction of Mr. Noah Vosen 😆
Not gonna lie, this is what I expected from the Black Widow movie, just badass invisible spy moments.
A shame it didn’t deliver. Wasted opportunity
Well it’s marvel property they only specialize in Micheal Bay type explosions, actions scenes with 1,000 cuts and corny banter that is suppose to pass for comedy.
@@boredflower True, but there is a sweet spot between going all-out Michael Bay and being a bit more grounded. For example, the original Iron Man movie. Or the first half of Winter Soldier (it gets quite fantastical towards the end but it captures the 70s spy flick vibe in the earlier sections).
It goes by the premise that 55kg women are effortlessly defeating 125 kg men and tossing them around...