"I DO remember 'something good'. Every day.", was Borne saying a romantic "sweet nothing" to Marie. (Basically, he was calling HER the "something good" that is in his life "every day".) I always felt it was really adorable.
@@audiogarden21 ... and Hannibal Lecter in his first film appearance, in _Manhunt,_ and he Charlie's handler in _The long kiss goodnight_ and Agamemnon in _Troy_ and Helen Mirren's Russian love interest in _Red_ and _Red 2_ and the father pathologist in _The autopsy of Jane Doe...._
Legacy doesn't have Matt Damon in it, so strictly speaking it's Identity, Supremacy, Ultimatum, then Jason Bourne. Legacy stars Jeremy Renner, and is in the same world as Bourne, but that character does not appear. I always pretend The Bourne Legacy is really an origin movie for Hawkeye. 😏
@@Caseytify I kind of have Matt Damon in it for a minute or so, to make that people watching it knows that Bourne Legacy takes place at the same time as the other Bourne movies. Its still a good movie to watch with Jeremy Renner and Rachel Weisz
You will really enjoy the last one (the third one). A lot of loose ends get tied off, lots of cool information. It is so fun watching you try to guess what is going to happen or even trying to figure it out what is happening at that moment. The explosion you asked about was proven on "myth busters" (a tv show). It just takes a bit to get the oxy and gas mixture right.
It was well written, but the third one ticked me off when they went full shaky-cam. It went from trying to add gritty realism in the fights to just being annoying. There was an extended fight sequence where (if I had missed the scene leading into the fight) it was impossible to tell who was fighting or any of the moves they were doing. Maybe the director had stuntman who didn't look anything like Matt Damon, and was trying to avoid having to film around that. They could have been standing still making grunting noises, and I wouldn't have known due to the excessive shaky cam.
Funny you should mention wanting to see a movie where they need to be disguised. In the book series by Robert Ludlum, Jason Bourne is called "The Chameleon". He can blend in and disguise himself anywhere in the world. That said... the books tell a very different story. Same names, some of the same places. But different. A rare scenario where you can't really compare the books to the movies... they're both good if you like spy thrillers.
Two classic crime films that have graet car chases are _Bullitt_ (1968) starring Steve McQueen, which was filmed in San Francisco so you can imagine, and _The French Connection_ (1971) starring Gene Hackman and Roy Scheider, which was filmed in New York and is based on a true story. _The French Connection_ won five Oscars: Best Picture; Best Actor (Gene Hackman); Best Director (William Friedkin); Best Adapted Screenplay; and Best Film Editing. _Bullitt_ won one Oscar: Best Film Editing. Ward Bennett was played by the wonderful Scottish actor, Brian Cox. Among his hundreds of credits he was in two charming comedy mini-series set in Scotland: _Bob Servant, Independent_ (2013); and _Bob Servant_ (2014).
Those are iconic car chases but by far and away my favourite is the one in the Indonesian action movie The Raid 2 which has camera work on a whole other level compared to anything else i have seen.
Yes, The end scene of the first was him showing up at her scooter rental shop & she asked him if he had any ID, to rent the scooter. Then when they are talking about him writing stuff down to remember and he says "I do remember something good, all the time" as Jason says it he looks up at Marie because she is the "something good" he remembers all the time.❤😊
"She wouldn't want me to. That's the only reason you're alive." What *fantastic* line, just as he reveals he's been taping it. He's always at least one step ahead. Also, I like that he want to see the daughter at the end. "When someone you love dies, you want to know the truth." That young woman went on to be a pretty big actress in Russia. I saw her in a drama documentary about Chernobyl.
I'm entertained by the idea that someday Dawn will be practicing espianage, and will call a halt to the action in the middle of a firefight, in order to consult her handy book of notes from the Bourne movies.
Dawn, first of all my wife and I love your channel.. you are great. Second, the answer to your question is yes, you can transfer a fingerprint if the print is perfect and the object you're transferring it to will accept the tape. I'm a retired homicide detective from Baltimore City Maryland. Back in the 80's and 90's, fingerprints were lifted by using tape to lift the print, then transferred to a card for examination. Keep up the great channel. You're wonderful.
"...hide behind the curtains because they'd never think that you were going to do that." You're killing me, Dawn! It's such a cartoonish cliche that it might work! Genius!
I say this on every video, but you deserve so many more followers. Your reactions are priceless and actually very insightful. You may say boy movies are confusing, but your predictions are very accurate most of the time.
8:20 Not sure if you're aware but Brian Cox, who plays Ward Abbott here, is a Scottish actor but it's been a while since he got to use his own accent in movies. I didn't see Braveheart on your channel but being a Scot you may have seen it before that. Brian has a small but important role early in Braveheart where you get to hear his real accent...
I worked at a small hotel and our phone was positioned below the counter to the point it was impossible to see the display from the other side of the counter. Instead, you call in from an outside line and tell the desk you need a rollaway bed sent up bu you can't remember your room number. Then tell them they can just leave it outside the door because you'll be there in about 15 minutes. It sounds like a stupid thing to forget, but from my time at the hotel. about half the people asking for things at the desk had no idea what their room number was. If they tell you, you still verify it with the name, because they will tell you with 100% confidence that they are in room 219, which the hotel doesn't even have.
@carlossaraiva8213 Nope. In the movie, it was 237. In the book, it was 217. At our hotel, 218 to 220 didn't exist because that was where the vaulted ceiling above the lobby was.
just gotta say your commentary is some of the best I've seen from a reaction channel. This is a semi serious action movie and you have so many hilarious one liners. Cracks me up but never change.
"Why aren't you in a better hotel room if you're Yuri Gretkof?" "I'm Yuri Gretkof, and I have diamond membership with this hotel, supposed to give me automatic suite upgrades! I demand to speak to the manager!"
I love Brian Cox. He plays a convincing bad guy ; he was the original Hannibal Lecter in Mindhunter. He was creepier & more believeable than Anthony Hopkins. He was much more subtle. My favorite role is him as the insane psychiatrist in "running with scissors" which is a great movie with weird characters & is based on a true story.
Not only is Manhunter far superior to Red Dragon, Tom Noonan was absolutely terrifying as Francis Dolarhyde. Far more than Ralph Fiennes, who is a brilliant actor in his own right. I'd say that Noonan is one of the most underrated actors out there.
@@SirHilaryManfat I agree though i've always liked Ralph too. My favorite of his roles is M Gustave in "the grand budapest hotel" & he's funny as the psychotic gangster in the dark comedy "in bruges". AND i've never been a fan of Edward Norton, except maybe as the silly captain in Grand Budapest haha
Yes, you can copy a fingerprint with tape. It has to be very high quality tape. The print will leave a unique visual trace on the tape which can be read by optical scanners. Another common method used by coroners is vaporized super glue.
Just watched your reaction...another great viewing experience!!! Keep up the great work!!! Also, ever thought of doing a reaction to "Red Dwarf" and "The Benny Hill Show"? Both came from England, "Red Dwarf" in the 80's, and "Benny Hill" in the 60's-70's. I think you'll like both!!!
If you're looking for a good "boy movie" with some great action at the end, 'Carlito's Way' is worth a watch. Otherwise, 'Broadway Danny Rose' is a pretty good laugh. And 'The Score' is a great heist movie with a terrific cast.
Chase scenes are a lot like fight scenes. There are rapid-fire, momentary situations of success and failure and skill and luck. If you think of them more like that, I think you'll find them a bit more enjoyable.
With you being bored of car chases, it's like my wife with sci-fi movies. Any time it's showing ships doing something or shooting at each other, she gets bored in about 3.05 seconds and starts saying, "Flying through space, flying through space, flying through space..." I like those moments where they think they're a step ahead of Bourne but he's really two steps ahead of them, like the "She's standing right next to you." and "You look tired, Pam." My favorite one of those in this entire series is in the next movie, The Bourne Ultimatum. As to the series, after Bourne Ultimatum in 2007, there is The Bourne Legacy in 2012, but it's a little different. They are branching out, where they show that Jason Bourne wasn't the only one, so instead of Matt Damon, it has Jeremy Renner as another agent like him. And then it does get back to Matt Damon in 2016 with a movie just titled Jason Bourne.
The Bourne series gets progressive better I think. I enjoy re-watching the series with others who haven't seen it and look forward to your reactions to the rest of the films. Great review.
The first three get progressively better, I agree, but I was disappointed by the fifth movie - to me it felt like an unnecessary rehash just to make more money from the franchise. It was ok, but I felt like I'd seen it all before.
Another excellent reaction and once again confirming how entertaining it is to watch a movie with you. Your point about how realistic many of the scenes is on the mark. What set this apart at the time was it was a spy thriller without gadgets, super villains with world domination as the goal, and really government workers doing a job and not really understanding what rich people were doing. Glad you enjoyed it and think you will have a good Riley with the next one.
Under water scene he wasn’t trying to give her air, he was running out of air and he was taking the last air she had left in her body so he could stay under longer. Brian Cox played Uncle Argyle in Braveheart
She was shot before they went in the water, so she didn't have time to take a deep breath before hitting the water. It is highly unlikely she would have had any air in her lungs. I'm pretty sure he was giving her mouth to mouth.
Ohhh Goody goody goody. Thanks in advance Dawn Marie...now....press play Edit: Dawn Marie, @ 23:33 I have the movie that will fulfill your wish. "The Saint" with Val Kilmer Love you dear. (and the spectacles) Thanks again
@@krs4976 I love the opening sequence when he is in disguise and is there to embarrass the Professor as a fraud whilst talking to her shoulder to shoulder. Yes, a very under rated film. Val Kilmer has always been overlooked. His Doc Holiday performance should have got him an Oscar. Somewhere deep down in the history of Hollywood he pissed off the wrong people. Oliver Stone perhaps?
Mythbusters tested whether you can pull a fingerprint from something to use on a fingerprint security device and whether you can put a magazine in a toaster and blow up a house. I recommend watching it’s a great show.
Fun reaction Dawn. Don’t leave The Bourne Ultimatum too Long cause it directly ties in to the events in this one. The 4th The Bourne Legacy doesn’t feature Jason Bourne but follows another operative in the same programme as JB. The 5th Jason Bourne goes back to JB & ties most of the ends up. You could switch 4 & 5 order if you just want to see JBs story and watch Legacy later.
DM, I need to correct you on one thing, Jason Bourne goes Jason Bourne on people, and John Wick WISHES he could go Jason Bourne on his victims, but he needs to rely on guns to do his job, and Jason uses ANYTHING in arm's reach. Jason doesn't kill 3 guys with a pencil, he does it with a rolled up magazine, a book, a pen, a cord, a toaster, etc. or just his bare hands. John's good, but Jason's, as tony The Tiger says, He's Grrr-e-aaat !!! Now, DM, NO (!!!), in jail is the PERFECT place for an assassination ... so he doesn't want to do that ...not even for a moment.
23:33 In the books Bourne is known as the chameleon. his ability to blend in to any location is the biggest edge he has against his opponents. Sometimes they are slightly elaborate but most of the time it can be as simple as ball caps.
Him blowing up the room by igniting the gas with the toaster is legit. There is one problem. Bombs have their power rated by how many KG of explosives they contain. If you blow the gas in a house like that there is very little actual weight. Very good chance it won't even break the windows in the house. (that shot was filmed with a building or model full of actual explosives)
As other commenters already mentioned, there are more than 3 movies in the series but the 4th is kind of a reboot with a new Treadstone operative (Jason Bourne is mentioned though). I never saw the 5th movie.
I always say that the word "effort" sounds like Pig Latin. The "she's standing next to you" scene is what makes this movie the best one, but they are all good.
Great video! Mad Dog Dawn learning spy craft; we should all be afraid. I think one reason you might've liked this one better, was that you knew the main character, they didn't have to explain everything like in the first one. Lifting a fingerprint from one place and then planting it somewhere else is possible, but not easy. There are 3 more Bourne movies. It goes one with Matt Damon, then one without Matt Damon, a different main character, but in the Bourne universe, then Matt Damon comes back for one more. Hopefully that made sense. They're all good. Apparently, Matt is thinking of doing one more before he's too old. Glad you're enjoying them. After you finish Bourne, you can start Mission Impossible. On to the next one!
Speaking as a boy - OK, a 68-year old one - I totally agree with you about car chases being boring. Please use your enormous influence to have Hollywood ban them. Thanks.
"You guys give him what he's trying to remember and he'll play nice with you." Not too shabby thinking there. I've seen this before and you were smarter than the writers with that comment. Give a carrot to a bunny and you can just put it in a cage peacefully. Run after it and you'll be digging in holes looking for it all day.
If you want to know whether you can really blow up a house with the gas pipe and a toaster, the Mythbusters tested it. Check out their episode 161 from 2011. Or if you can't wait, Wikipedia has a brief summary of the episode.
There's actually 5, the Bourne Legacy, although it's really just "Bourne adjacent". I don't know how it ranks as a good movie on its own, but I like it
@ 20:35 ... Jason rememberd in his flashback that he killed Neski & Neski's wife. Conklin had Jason kill Neski 'off the books' because Neski knew about the stolen CIA money ($750,000).
There are really 5 movies in the entire series. The first 3 including the next one The Bourne Ultimatum, then there is The Bourne Legacy which only alludes to Jason, and stars Jeramy Renner and is a good flick and gives some more answers, then there is Bourne, the last one and it’s got Jason back and is also a good movie.
" The mooovy rule makers make the rules"!! Holy smokes Dawn, never seen a Julia Stiles Hey-err before. Reemamber this ending. It will serve you well in the fewchuh!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
In the books, Marie does not die, at least not this early. She lasts much, much longer. "She's standing right next to you" is probably the most classic line in this movie, maybe the whole series. At the end when you said, "If I was Pamela, I would assume that I was always being watched", it made me think of the movie "The Mother", starring Jennifer Lopez. It's a newer, excellent movie that maybe you react to. For anyone that read the books, we already knew his name was David Webb. He is also a professor at a university. I think they never go to Missouri. Plus, the guy that kills himself, also does not die in the books. In fact, he eventually helps Jason out on a mission. FYI, the books are way better than the movies.
Dawn Marie, you need to react to Every Which Way But Loose. It's a 1970s Clint Eastwood movie that you will really like. I don't see any reactions to it either.
You said that Bourne should get himself arrested and he would be safe in prison. You must have missed that the guy that killed Marie was a russian cop or detective, so I dont think he would be safe in prison when anyone can be involved.
Maybe DM should watch "Ronin". Best car action scenes in recent movies that I can think of, so there is a chance she wouldn't fall asleep. And watch "Who Am I?", for a light-hearted Jackie Chan version of a Bourne movie.
Dawn, great reaction even though you’re somewhat confused most of the time. I’ve watched all these films so many times and I understand why you think this was better than the first one, the good news is that I think that each one is better than the previous one, with the possible exception of the fifth and final one. No spoilers, but your assumptions are wrong for the plot of the next film, it’s way better than that and I’m looking forward to seeing your reaction.
Dawn Marie: "If you are doing something where you got to shoot yourself in the head if you get caught; you shouldn't be doing it!" I'll try to remember.
Laughed when you said 'I have the worst memory' whilst watching a film about someone who can't remember their whole life 😂😂
Did she watch Memento ? If not she MUST watch it :).
Also funny, she said because of that, she could never be an assassin, then added, 'that's the o n l y reason.'
“Ooh, I’m going to write all these tips down!” Sounds like Dawn Marie wants to become super agent Dawn Bourne 😂🤣😂
Pretty sure Dawn is a MI-5 information operation .... what was her street criminal name from about three reactions ago ?
"I DO remember 'something good'. Every day.", was Borne saying a romantic "sweet nothing" to Marie.
(Basically, he was calling HER the "something good" that is in his life "every day".)
I always felt it was really adorable.
You know Dawn means business when she breaks out the giant NHS specs to watch a movie
it's doing it f'me!
@@stuarthouse-w6oME TOO!!! 💖😋💯👍😎😁
I wish she wasn't wearing that stupid nose ring ... she should look more human without it .... just saying ...
You mean her naughty librarian specs?
Hi and Thank You Dawn Marie! "That fat guy" is played by the brilliant Brian Cox, a Scottish actor!
Dundee's finest
Yes, you'd think she'd know that!!!
He also plays Uncle Argyle in Braveheart.
@@audiogarden21 ... and Hannibal Lecter in his first film appearance, in _Manhunt,_ and he Charlie's handler in _The long kiss goodnight_ and Agamemnon in _Troy_ and Helen Mirren's Russian love interest in _Red_ and _Red 2_ and the father pathologist in _The autopsy of Jane Doe...._
@@BenjWarrant I mentioned Braveheart because it's based on Scottish lore...
When Bourne said to Landy "She's standing right next to you.", it's guaranteed that every pooper in that room did a collective pucker at that moment.
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Lmfao 🤣
And this is why i love british slang. 😅😅😅😅😅
Pfft. 😒🙄🙄
In the beginning the Assassin saw Bourne driving so he shot the driver. But they had switched seats, so he hit the girlfriend.
3rd movie is Bourne Ultimatum, 4th is The Bourne Legacy and the last one is just named Jason Bourne.
Legacy doesn't have Matt Damon in it, so strictly speaking it's Identity, Supremacy, Ultimatum, then Jason Bourne.
Legacy stars Jeremy Renner, and is in the same world as Bourne, but that character does not appear. I always pretend The Bourne Legacy is really an origin movie for Hawkeye. 😏
@@Caseytify I kind of have Matt Damon in it for a minute or so, to make that people watching it knows that Bourne Legacy takes place at the same time as the other Bourne movies. Its still a good movie to watch with Jeremy Renner and Rachel Weisz
Legacy isn't really part of the Bourne story, its just set in the same universe so to speak.
Another immediate like on this one before Dawn has even started
Moby's music is so perfect for the ending.
You’re always funny, but you were on fire for this one. 😂😂😂
13:38
Marie: *Gasps* Ohh clever! I'm gonna write all these tips down...
What is Marie planning? O.o
Yeah, that's scary. Like when I figured out my ex-GF was watching SNAPPED and I found her taking notes.
No one is safe in prison
I was gonna say. If you're a government organization of spies, you will have no trouble making an accident happen to a prisoner
ask epstein oh wait....
@@elikahnapace8668 more appropriately, since this is in Trumpski's bestest friend Putin's Russia so ask Alexei Navalny.
@@ronbo11 BUT MUH TRUMMMPPHH RRREEEE 😂😂😂
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@@ronbo11 ask Gonzalo Lira ... oh wait 😡
Your acknowledgement of mood conditioning for movies is very insightful well done.
You will really enjoy the last one (the third one). A lot of loose ends get tied off, lots of cool information. It is so fun watching you try to guess what is going to happen or even trying to figure it out what is happening at that moment. The explosion you asked about was proven on "myth busters" (a tv show). It just takes a bit to get the oxy and gas mixture right.
Just more evidence for Bourne's intellect.
It was well written, but the third one ticked me off when they went full shaky-cam.
It went from trying to add gritty realism in the fights to just being annoying.
There was an extended fight sequence where (if I had missed the scene leading into the fight) it was impossible to tell who was fighting or any of the moves they were doing. Maybe the director had stuntman who didn't look anything like Matt Damon, and was trying to avoid having to film around that. They could have been standing still making grunting noises, and I wouldn't have known due to the excessive shaky cam.
"What if he's like your brother? Wow what a shit brother." That's why I watch your reactions😊. You're great!
That, and DM telling us what a real assassin would do, followed by her reassuring us that she isn't really an assassin.
“If he is jail they can’t do anything”
Exhibit A) Jeffrey ……..
Exhibit B: Alexei Navalny.
Russian prisoners die of "strokes" regularly.
If he is in jail he is dead within 24 hours. They know where you are and you can't run or hide.
this is why im not a assassin because im a terrible judge of character, another fu**ing Classic, im loving your work.
If it's the line I'm thinking of, her follow-up was something like 'and that's the only reason.' A homicidal Dawn Marie. Now that's a contrast.
Funny you should mention wanting to see a movie where they need to be disguised. In the book series by Robert Ludlum, Jason Bourne is called "The Chameleon". He can blend in and disguise himself anywhere in the world. That said... the books tell a very different story. Same names, some of the same places. But different. A rare scenario where you can't really compare the books to the movies... they're both good if you like spy thrillers.
There are answers in every movie.. they ration them out to you slowly.
Two classic crime films that have graet car chases are _Bullitt_ (1968) starring Steve McQueen, which was filmed in San Francisco so you can imagine, and _The French Connection_ (1971) starring Gene Hackman and Roy Scheider, which was filmed in New York and is based on a true story.
_The French Connection_ won five Oscars: Best Picture; Best Actor (Gene Hackman); Best Director (William Friedkin); Best Adapted Screenplay; and Best Film Editing.
_Bullitt_ won one Oscar: Best Film Editing.
Ward Bennett was played by the wonderful Scottish actor, Brian Cox. Among his hundreds of credits he was in two charming comedy mini-series set in Scotland: _Bob Servant, Independent_ (2013); and _Bob Servant_ (2014).
You beat me to it.
you ever bin to pakispsy .... you sat at the end of the bed & picked ya feet didn't you......
so funny.
As well as Ronin
Those are iconic car chases but by far and away my favourite is the one in the Indonesian action movie The Raid 2 which has camera work on a whole other level compared to anything else i have seen.
This is the most realistic car chase, though.
Yes, The end scene of the first was him showing up at her scooter rental shop & she asked him if he had any ID, to rent the scooter. Then when they are talking about him writing stuff down to remember and he says "I do remember something good, all the time" as Jason says it he looks up at Marie because she is the "something good" he remembers all the time.❤😊
Agree with your ranking so far - for me, first one is very good, and 2 & 3 are brilliant
Coming soon to a theater near you. Dawn Wick, John's Scottish half sister. 😂
"She wouldn't want me to. That's the only reason you're alive." What *fantastic* line, just as he reveals he's been taping it. He's always at least one step ahead.
Also, I like that he want to see the daughter at the end. "When someone you love dies, you want to know the truth." That young woman went on to be a pretty big actress in Russia. I saw her in a drama documentary about Chernobyl.
I'm entertained by the idea that someday Dawn will be practicing espianage, and will call a halt to the action in the middle of a firefight, in order to consult her handy book of notes from the Bourne movies.
Dawn, first of all my wife and I love your channel.. you are great. Second, the answer to your question is yes, you can transfer a fingerprint if the print is perfect and the object you're transferring it to will accept the tape. I'm a retired homicide detective from Baltimore City Maryland. Back in the 80's and 90's, fingerprints were lifted by using tape to lift the print, then transferred to a card for examination. Keep up the great channel. You're wonderful.
Also 760,000 in 2004 is like 1.2 million today. That was supposedly what he had stashed for a rainy day 😉.
Ultimatum is the best Bourne 😊
"...hide behind the curtains because they'd never think that you were going to do that." You're killing me, Dawn! It's such a cartoonish cliche that it might work! Genius!
I say this on every video, but you deserve so many more followers. Your reactions are priceless and actually very insightful.
You may say boy movies are confusing, but your predictions are very accurate most of the time.
8:20 Not sure if you're aware but Brian Cox, who plays Ward Abbott here, is a Scottish actor but it's been a while since he got to use his own accent in movies. I didn't see Braveheart on your channel but being a Scot you may have seen it before that. Brian has a small but important role early in Braveheart where you get to hear his real accent...
I worked at a small hotel and our phone was positioned below the counter to the point it was impossible to see the display from the other side of the counter.
Instead, you call in from an outside line and tell the desk you need a rollaway bed sent up bu you can't remember your room number. Then tell them they can just leave it outside the door because you'll be there in about 15 minutes. It sounds like a stupid thing to forget, but from my time at the hotel. about half the people asking for things at the desk had no idea what their room number was. If they tell you, you still verify it with the name, because they will tell you with 100% confidence that they are in room 219, which the hotel doesn't even have.
219?? That's a reference to The Shining book, isnt it?
@carlossaraiva8213 Nope. In the movie, it was 237. In the book, it was 217. At our hotel, 218 to 220 didn't exist because that was where the vaulted ceiling above the lobby was.
just gotta say your commentary is some of the best I've seen from a reaction channel. This is a semi serious action movie and you have so many hilarious one liners. Cracks me up but never change.
Another lovely reaction.
"Did your parents not leave you anything? Why are you living in that shit hole?"
I CHOKED
"Why aren't you in a better hotel room if you're Yuri Gretkof?"
"I'm Yuri Gretkof, and I have diamond membership with this hotel, supposed to give me automatic suite upgrades! I demand to speak to the manager!"
I love Brian Cox. He plays a convincing bad guy ; he was the original Hannibal Lecter in Mindhunter. He was creepier & more believeable than Anthony Hopkins. He was much more subtle. My favorite role is him as the insane psychiatrist in "running with scissors" which is a great movie with weird characters & is based on a true story.
Manhunter was superior to Red Dragon in every respect!
Not only is Manhunter far superior to Red Dragon, Tom Noonan was absolutely terrifying as Francis Dolarhyde. Far more than Ralph Fiennes, who is a brilliant actor in his own right. I'd say that Noonan is one of the most underrated actors out there.
@@michaeldmcgee4499 I agree
@@SirHilaryManfat I agree though i've always liked Ralph too. My favorite of his roles is M Gustave in "the grand budapest hotel" & he's funny as the psychotic gangster in the dark comedy "in bruges". AND i've never been a fan of Edward Norton, except maybe as the silly captain in Grand Budapest haha
@@SirHilaryManfatJust a note - Joan Allen who plays Pam Landy in this film, also played the blind girl in "Manhunter"
HE IS ON THE BLOODY TRAM‼️‼️‼️😆😆😂😂😂
I liked that
Yes, you can copy a fingerprint with tape. It has to be very high quality tape. The print will leave a unique visual trace on the tape which can be read by optical scanners. Another common method used by coroners is vaporized super glue.
"the Saint" with Val kilmer, he wears disguises
Dawn would make the perfect assassin. Who would ever suspect her?
30:33 - YES. FINGERPRINTS CAN BE TRANSFERRED.However, residue from the transferring tape is also left behind with the fingerprint.
Great reaction! These first three films are a great story, and tell the treadstone story like a massive 3 act story. Can't wait for the next one 👍👏
Just watched your reaction...another great viewing experience!!! Keep up the great work!!! Also, ever thought of doing a reaction to "Red Dwarf" and "The Benny Hill Show"? Both came from England, "Red Dwarf" in the 80's, and "Benny Hill" in the 60's-70's. I think you'll like both!!!
If you're looking for a good "boy movie" with some great action at the end, 'Carlito's Way' is worth a watch. Otherwise, 'Broadway Danny Rose' is a pretty good laugh. And 'The Score' is a great heist movie with a terrific cast.
Chase scenes are a lot like fight scenes. There are rapid-fire, momentary situations of success and failure and skill and luck. If you think of them more like that, I think you'll find them a bit more enjoyable.
The next was my favorite in this series. Thanks for reacting to this, Dawn.
I got my driver’s license in Nixa, MO. Anybody from Southwest MO probably got a kick out of it the first time hearing where he was born.
In south London, the tightly rolled up weaponised newspaper is know as a "Millwall Brick" 🤫
With you being bored of car chases, it's like my wife with sci-fi movies. Any time it's showing ships doing something or shooting at each other, she gets bored in about 3.05 seconds and starts saying, "Flying through space, flying through space, flying through space..."
I like those moments where they think they're a step ahead of Bourne but he's really two steps ahead of them, like the "She's standing right next to you." and "You look tired, Pam." My favorite one of those in this entire series is in the next movie, The Bourne Ultimatum.
As to the series, after Bourne Ultimatum in 2007, there is The Bourne Legacy in 2012, but it's a little different. They are branching out, where they show that Jason Bourne wasn't the only one, so instead of Matt Damon, it has Jeremy Renner as another agent like him. And then it does get back to Matt Damon in 2016 with a movie just titled Jason Bourne.
The Bourne series gets progressive better I think. I enjoy re-watching the series with others who haven't seen it and look forward to your reactions to the rest of the films. Great review.
The first three get progressively better, I agree, but I was disappointed by the fifth movie - to me it felt like an unnecessary rehash just to make more money from the franchise. It was ok, but I felt like I'd seen it all before.
Another excellent reaction and once again confirming how entertaining it is to watch a movie with you. Your point about how realistic many of the scenes is on the mark. What set this apart at the time was it was a spy thriller without gadgets, super villains with world domination as the goal, and really government workers doing a job and not really understanding what rich people were doing. Glad you enjoyed it and think you will have a good Riley with the next one.
Under water scene he wasn’t trying to give her air, he was running out of air and he was taking the last air she had left in her body so he could stay under longer. Brian Cox played Uncle Argyle in Braveheart
She was shot before they went in the water, so she didn't have time to take a deep breath before hitting the water. It is highly unlikely she would have had any air in her lungs. I'm pretty sure he was giving her mouth to mouth.
I love your proclaimed expertise in every movie you watch. It's so great listening to your claims and how you justify it :)
Ohhh Goody goody goody. Thanks in advance Dawn Marie...now....press play
Edit: Dawn Marie, @ 23:33 I have the movie that will fulfill your wish. "The Saint" with Val Kilmer
Love you dear. (and the spectacles) Thanks again
Very under rated film
@@krs4976 I love the opening sequence when he is in disguise and is there to embarrass the Professor as a fraud whilst talking to her shoulder to shoulder.
Yes, a very under rated film. Val Kilmer has always been overlooked. His Doc Holiday performance should have got him an Oscar.
Somewhere deep down in the history of Hollywood he pissed off the wrong people. Oliver Stone perhaps?
Mythbusters tested whether you can pull a fingerprint from something to use on a fingerprint security device and whether you can put a magazine in a toaster and blow up a house. I recommend watching it’s a great show.
Fun reaction Dawn. Don’t leave The Bourne Ultimatum too Long cause it directly ties in to the events in this one.
The 4th The Bourne Legacy doesn’t feature Jason Bourne but follows another operative in the same programme as JB.
The 5th Jason Bourne goes back to JB & ties most of the ends up. You could switch 4 & 5 order if you just want to see JBs story and watch Legacy later.
"... we're in a simulation" BUSTED!!
I think there were 5 films and a 10 episode TV series called Treadstone eventually.
Thanks for another cool reaction video. 👍🏻
DM, I need to correct you on one thing, Jason Bourne goes Jason Bourne on people, and John Wick WISHES he could go Jason Bourne on his victims, but he needs to rely on guns to do his job, and Jason uses ANYTHING in arm's reach. Jason doesn't kill 3 guys with a pencil, he does it with a rolled up magazine, a book, a pen, a cord, a toaster, etc. or just his bare hands. John's good, but Jason's, as tony The Tiger says, He's Grrr-e-aaat !!!
Now, DM, NO (!!!), in jail is the PERFECT place for an assassination ... so he doesn't want to do that ...not even for a moment.
Cant lie Dawn looks like such a cutey scientist/ librarian in those specs
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In the books Bourne is known as the chameleon. his ability to blend in to any location is the biggest edge he has against his opponents. Sometimes they are slightly elaborate but most of the time it can be as simple as ball caps.
Dawn says "Supremacy" all the time to describe her channel.
Him blowing up the room by igniting the gas with the toaster is legit. There is one problem. Bombs have their power rated by how many KG of explosives they contain. If you blow the gas in a house like that there is very little actual weight. Very good chance it won't even break the windows in the house. (that shot was filmed with a building or model full of actual explosives)
If you love westerns, 2 great ones are Jeremiah Johnson and The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.
Not.
As other commenters already mentioned, there are more than 3 movies in the series but the 4th is kind of a reboot with a new Treadstone operative (Jason Bourne is mentioned though). I never saw the 5th movie.
Long car chases in movies however are great times for BJ's, you don't miss anything during them. 😊
@11.40min, it's Marton Csokas (Kingdom of heavens, the debt) vs Clyde Owens
The third is my favorite. The train station scene is incredible.
I count the second as my favorite. But i love the way the story was structured in the 3rd, ir was quite clever.
@16:00 ... Jason (and we) knew about the protest march (from posters we saw) and he used it to his advantage.
I always say that the word "effort" sounds like Pig Latin. The "she's standing next to you" scene is what makes this movie the best one, but they are all good.
Great video! Mad Dog Dawn learning spy craft; we should all be afraid. I think one reason you might've liked this one better, was that you knew the main character, they didn't have to explain everything like in the first one. Lifting a fingerprint from one place and then planting it somewhere else is possible, but not easy. There are 3 more Bourne movies. It goes one with Matt Damon, then one without Matt Damon, a different main character, but in the Bourne universe, then Matt Damon comes back for one more. Hopefully that made sense. They're all good. Apparently, Matt is thinking of doing one more before he's too old. Glad you're enjoying them. After you finish Bourne, you can start Mission Impossible. On to the next one!
Speaking as a boy - OK, a 68-year old one - I totally agree with you about car chases being boring. Please use your enormous influence to have Hollywood ban them. Thanks.
😂 you crease me up 😂 easily the funniest movie reactions on RUclips.
You are completely nuts, not the crayon flavour ones though 😂
"You guys give him what he's trying to remember and he'll play nice with you." Not too shabby thinking there. I've seen this before and you were smarter than the writers with that comment. Give a carrot to a bunny and you can just put it in a cage peacefully. Run after it and you'll be digging in holes looking for it all day.
Some say men seldom make passes at girls in glasses. I would 100% make an exception for you!! Franka Potente was also in The Bourne Identity.
If you want to know whether you can really blow up a house with the gas pipe and a toaster, the Mythbusters tested it. Check out their episode 161 from 2011. Or if you can't wait, Wikipedia has a brief summary of the episode.
There is a fourth one: "Jason Bourne"
There's actually 5, the Bourne Legacy, although it's really just "Bourne adjacent". I don't know how it ranks as a good movie on its own, but I like it
@ 20:35 ... Jason rememberd in his flashback that he killed Neski & Neski's wife. Conklin had Jason kill Neski 'off the books' because Neski knew about the stolen CIA money ($750,000).
CIA the most corrupt organisation in the world MK Ultra, operation paperclip
There are really 5 movies in the entire series. The first 3 including the next one The Bourne Ultimatum, then there is The Bourne Legacy which only alludes to Jason, and stars Jeramy Renner and is a good flick and gives some more answers, then there is Bourne, the last one and it’s got Jason back and is also a good movie.
32:17 Best line ever
" The mooovy rule makers make the rules"!! Holy smokes Dawn, never seen a Julia Stiles Hey-err before. Reemamber this ending. It will serve you well in the fewchuh!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
In the books, Marie does not die, at least not this early. She lasts much, much longer. "She's standing right next to you" is probably the most classic line in this movie, maybe the whole series. At the end when you said, "If I was Pamela, I would assume that I was always being watched", it made me think of the movie "The Mother", starring Jennifer Lopez. It's a newer, excellent movie that maybe you react to. For anyone that read the books, we already knew his name was David Webb. He is also a professor at a university. I think they never go to Missouri. Plus, the guy that kills himself, also does not die in the books. In fact, he eventually helps Jason out on a mission. FYI, the books are way better than the movies.
Awesome reaction of my favorite Bourne movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Dawn Marie, you need to react to Every Which Way But Loose. It's a 1970s Clint Eastwood movie that you will really like. I don't see any reactions to it either.
The final scene actually takes place at the end of bourne 3... enjoy
if you want people wearing faces for a stealth mission you may want to look into mission impossible. I know a few of them have that.
You are a chess expert and assassin? I am impressed. :)
"safe in prison" Laughs in Walter White, also nobody reccommend "Bullitt"!
Love the specs! 👍🏻🤓
You said that Bourne should get himself arrested and he would be safe in prison. You must have missed that the guy that killed Marie was a russian cop or detective, so I dont think he would be safe in prison when anyone can be involved.
Funny--Saying Jason is going to go “John Wick” on his ass!!!! I think it should be the other way around!!! Great review! Cheers
2:03. He was talking about Marie.
How can you be Scottish and not know that "The fat guy" is Brian Cox a very very famous Scottish actor?
They keep getting better, third one is the best
Maybe DM should watch "Ronin". Best car action scenes in recent movies that I can think of, so there is a chance she wouldn't fall asleep.
And watch "Who Am I?", for a light-hearted Jackie Chan version of a Bourne movie.
Prison would be a disaster, no place to run and people can be sent whenever
Jason wasn't brainwashed he chose to be an assassin.
Dawn, great reaction even though you’re somewhat confused most of the time. I’ve watched all these films so many times and I understand why you think this was better than the first one, the good news is that I think that each one is better than the previous one, with the possible exception of the fifth and final one. No spoilers, but your assumptions are wrong for the plot of the next film, it’s way better than that and I’m looking forward to seeing your reaction.
Dawn Marie: "If you are doing something where you got to shoot yourself in the head if you get caught; you shouldn't be doing it!" I'll try to remember.