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The Bourne Trilogy (The Bourne Identity / The Bourne Supremacy / The Bourne Ultimatum)
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| Format | DTS Surround Sound |
| Contributor | Matt Damon |
| Language | English |
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The Bourne Identity
Freely adapted from Robert Ludlum's 1980 bestseller, The Bourne Identity starts fast and never slows down. The twisting plot revs up in Zurich, where amnesiac CIA assassin Jason Bourne (Matt Damon), with no memory of his name, profession, or recent activities, recruits a penniless German traveler (Run Lola Run's Franka Potente) to assist in solving the puzzle of his missing identity. While his CIA superior (Chris Cooper) dispatches assassins to kill Bourne and thus cover up his failed mission, Bourne exercises his lethal training to leave a trail of bodies from Switzerland to Paris. Director Doug Liman (Go) infuses Ludlum's intricate plotting with a maverick's eye for character detail, matching breathtaking action with the humorous, thrill-seeking chemistry of Damon and Potente. Previously made as a 1988 TV movie starring Richard Chamberlain, The Bourne Identity benefits from the sharp talent of rising stars, offering intelligent, crowd-pleasing excitement from start to finish. --Jeff Shannon
The Bourne Supremacy
From The New Yorker
Fast, faster, and fastest-that's the way the cutting rate goes in this sequel to The Bourne Identity. The director, Paul Greengrass, jumps ahead within scenes, then jumps again. Greengrass is like a man breathing so fast that he never draws much oxygen into his lungs. Yet, of its kind, The Bourne Supremacy is incredibly skilled. Greengrass arranges pursuits and escapes that fly like arrows. He tears up staid old Moscow in a car chase and turns routine C.I.A. procedural stuff-people looking at computer screens and barking code names and other gibberish at each other-into nerve-racking contests of will. The movie is stripped down for action, and its hero-the survivor of a botched operation who suffers from amnesia-has no identity beyond his superlative physical skills and a vague sense of guilt. Harried, chased, both hunted and hunter, the blunt-nosed Matt Damon is a superhero reduced to pure reflex, yet, by means of his isolation and his stoicism, he becomes almost a romantic figure. Set in Goa, Naples, Berlin, Moscow, and, should you blink, perhaps Madagascar and Sardinia, too. With Joan Allen, Brian Cox, Julia Stiles, and Franke Potente. Adapted by Tony Gilroy from a Robert Ludlum novel. -David Denby Copyright © 2006 The New Yorker
The Bourne Ultimatum
The often breathtaking, final installment in the Bourne trilogy finds the titular assassin with no memory closing in on his past, finally answering his own questions about his real identity and how he came to be a seemingly unstoppable killing machine. Matt Damon returns for another intensely physical performance as Jason Bourne, the rogue operative at war with the CIA, which made him who and what he is and managed to kill his girlfriend in the series' second film, The Bourne Supremacy. Now looking for payback, Bourne goes in search for the renegade chief of CIA operations in Europe and North Africa, partnering for a time with a mysterious woman from his past (Julia Stiles) and constantly--constantly--on the run from assassins, intelligence foot soldiers, and cops. Directed by Paul Greengrass (United 93) with the directors thrilling, trademark textures and shaky, documentary style, The Bourne Ultimatum is largely a succession of action scenes that reveal a lot about the storys characters while theyre under duress. Joan Allen, Albert Finney, David Strathairn, Scott Glenn, and Paddy Considine comprise the films terrific supporting cast, and the well-traveled movie leads viewers through Turin, Madrid, Tangiers, Paris, London, and New York. Overall, this is a satisfying conclusion to Bournes exciting and protracted mystery. --Tom Keogh
Special Features for High Definition - Side A
U-Control Tutorial (Picture in Picture, Blackbriar Files - includes Character Dossiers, Location Analysis, Tech Specs of gadgetry and spy techniques explored through 3-D animations, text and static images); Volkswagen Get More Info, Web Enabled Features
Special Features for Standard Definition - Side B - Deleted Scenes
- 5 Featurettes: Man on the Move: Jason Bourne (scenes from Berlin, Paris, London, Madrid and Tangier locations), Rooftop Pursuit, Planning the Punches, Driving School, and New York Chase
- Feature Commentary with Director Paul Greengrass
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- Aspect Ratio : 2.35:1
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Package Dimensions : 6.8 x 5.3 x 1.3 inches; 8 Ounces
- Media Format : DTS Surround Sound
- Release date : December 13, 2007
- Actors : Matt Damon
- Studio : Universal Studios Home Entertainment
- ASIN : B000YMBBH0
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Pros: obviously responsible for bringing back the sense of high stakes for an individual human being who has knowledge that could be dangerous for other human beings... and for the corrupt power brokers who were responsible for his role in the first place. Famously directed and filmed in gritty-realistic "documentary style" by indie leaders Doug Liman and Paul Greengrass, spread across a number of evocative European locations, and featuring some of the most hardcore, brutal-looking fight choreography I've ever seen.
Particular standouts, to me:
1. Clive Owen's professorial assassin who goes after Bourne with all alacrity... and then his very mournful, very human acknowledgement that he was doing a job, and had become something he regretted, as he dies at the end.
2. Bourne "interrogating" Nicky about his "first job" in Berlin, with a gun to her head. The flashbacks, the look of pure disgust with himself as Nicky sobs, Julia Stiles very convincingly portraying a woman who's sure she's seconds from death. Fine, FINE work from Damon and Stiles, IMO the moral center of the second film.
3. In all three films, very creative approaches to how Bourne solves problems in action. The fact that he creates chaos and then very calmly and methodically takes advantage of it in smart ways, like ripping an evacuation plan off the embassy wall and following it in the first film, or the very simple purchase of a pre-paid cel phone that he palms into the reporter's pocket in the second film. Less wiz-bang gadgetry, more tradecraft. Love that.
4. Chris Cooper in bulldog mode in the first film. I do NOT want this guy angry with me.
Cons: If the Bond franchise generally shows England at its jingoistic worst, the Bourne franchise gives us a CIA that is essentially rogue all the way to the top, deliberately, assassinating U.S. citizens, disappearing millions in seed money to PRIVATE (of course!) Russian oil interests who are about to be exposed by Russian POLITICIANS—because, you know, Russian politicians are noted for being honest brokers of truth and justice. Joan Allen's Pamela Landy saying "I didn't sign up for this. What they did to you. This isn't who we are" is eyeroll-worthy. That sort of sentiment—noble though it is—is far too naïve for a deputy director of anything in the CIA. Bourne falling madly in love with Marie, a flighty woman with no visible means of support, no ability to plan for a future, and no recognition of the reality that the hunt for them will never be over until Bourne ends it (by whatever means). Hinting at a previous relationship between Nicky and David Webb (Bourne's real name) solely for the purpose of motivating Nicky's help... then doing nothing more with it (because it would spoil the idolization of the dead Marie). Treating Nicky, who is competent enough to manage logistics for all the Treadstone agents and who risks her life trying to help fight Daesh, as just another girl to disguise and send off. Weirdly sexist, and worse, a near-unforgivable underutilization of Julia Stiles.
Gosh, those cons sound harsh. But they sure haven't stopped me from watching this trilogy many, many times. Did I mention Matt Darmon's uncanny ability to look physically ill every time he kills someone? Did I mention the emphasis on tradecraft? Did I mention rooting for Nicky to do more?
Highly, highly recommended.
(1) The first film is very understated in its action sequences. Only 1 explosion, completely justified, and a chase scene that rivals any in film history. To get an idea of the accuracy just watch the sequence when the police officer on the motorbike flips over the car and smacks his helmet. Every sound is authentic and really adds to the overall product. I will say that the greatest disappointment in the films is the female lead played by German actress Franka Potente. Being of German decent and speaking German quite well I can say that she over acted many scenes and was never really a well-developed character. She just whines throughout the whole movie being surprised by the same issues over and over again and saying scheiße every two seconds.
(2) The second film is where it gets a little fuzzy on cinematography, but the story is so sound that you don't mind the seizure inducing camera movements. Again the action is understated and all reactions seem appropriate. The opening scene of Bourne and Marie crossing the bridge being chased by a sniper is still my favorite seen (see above for reference). The new director I think takes the 'sense of action' idea a bit too far, but again the Blu-Ray captures everything in the scenes and the sounds perfectly.
(3) The third and final Matt Damon Bourne movie is a nice combination of the first two films. The scenes are well thought out and the plot is quite deep and comes to a solid conclusion as to why and how he became the way he is. You will get a little bit of the blur 'sense of action' junk from the second film but it is much reduced and returns to the actual story.
Overall I would HIGHLY recommend this set to anyone who is a fan of spy movies. While Bourne and James Bond are really nothing alike, because of the series success they are constantly compared. If you like big explosions, gadgets, and amazing vehicles and women keep watching the Bond films I certainly do (Skyfall is Amazing!). If you like deeper characters, realism, and amazing hand to hand combat then Bourne is for you. I like them both, but they should be held as exclusive from one another. I think the Blu-Ray, like most films, is really only needed for cinephiles or audiophiles. So if you are a general movie watcher the normal DVD set should be fine.
The Bourne Identity---the Blu Ray is definitely better than my DVD version (even with the 1080i up-convert. The Video is clearer, the DTS Sound is Super and the Extras are worth buying the Blu Ray (if for no other reason). I spent hours last night and I only watched the Extras---picture in picture----and stand alone docs.
I didn't even get to the Commentaries and I had a whole nights entertainment with
only one disk.
More later I Love it, Kelly
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Was ich mir aber von so manchem Händler wünschen würde ist ?
Das sie auch mit den Hüllen ein wenig sorgfältiger umgehen könnten ! ! !
Wenn ich eine DVD verschenken möchte , sollte sie doch
nicht aussehen , als ob ich sie direkt aus dem Abfall Kübel herausgeholt hätte !
+ Die Bildqualität der drei DVD ist gut .
- Die Tonqualität der DVD ist von gut bis äusserst mäßig .
Immer wieder einmal dasselbe Problem ! ! !
Die Gesprächs - Dialoglautstärke und die einzelne Szenenlautstärke
ist zum Teil extrem weit auseinander .
Auf Deutsch !
Ist die erste normal , ist dafür die zweite viel zu laut ,
so das ich ständig mit der Fernbedienung lauter und leise stellen muß .
Nach ca. einer Stunde vergeht einem dann auch der beste zb. Jason Bourne
Supremacy Film .
Ich verstehe einfach nicht , warum die Leute die diese DVD bespielen ,
sich nicht auch einmal eine davon anhören ? ? ?
Ich habe diesen Film auch schon einmal im Fernseh gesehen und
da war die Lautstärke , völlig normal ! ! !
Ich würde mich auch sehr darüber freuen , wenn ein Händler - Verkäufer
dieser DVD , dies einmal bei Gelegenheit bei einem Hersteller reklamieren könnte !
Handlung:
Während einer stürmischen Nacht wird ein bewusstloser Mann von der Crew eines Fischerbootes aus dem Wasser gezogen und notdürftig verarztet. Der Mann hat 2 Kugeln in seinem Rücken und erholt sich relativ schnell wieder, allerdings kann er sich weder an seinen Namen, noch was eigentlich passiert ist, oder woher er kommt.
Ein wundersames Laserimplantat, welches in seiner Hüfte verborgen war, ist der einzige Hinweis auf seine Identität, in Form von einer Nummer, welche zu einer Schweizer Bank gehört.
Daraufhin macht er sich auf den Weg nach Zürich und bemerkt dabei, das er mehrere Sprachen fließend spricht, sehr sportlich ist und scheinbar mit Waffen umgehen kann. Dort angekommen versucht er seine Herkunft und Identität zu ergründen, muss aber auch feststellen, das unbekannte Männer hinter ihm her sind.
Die Bourne Verschwörung
Handlung:
Jason Bourne ist untergetaucht und befindet sich in Indien mit seiner Freundin, als in Berlin ein russischer Hinweisgeber umgebracht wird, werden vor Ort Jasons' Fingerabdrücke gefunden und er gerät wieder ins Visier der CIA.
Wer war für das Attentat verantwortlich und warum will man es Jason in die Schuhe schieben? Ihm bleibt nicht viel Zeit, herauszufinden wer hinter der Verschwörung steckt und sein Gedächtnis weiter zurück zu holen.
Verfolgt wird er dabei von internationalen Geheimdiensten, welche ihn töten wollen, auch damit er keine Informationen von seinen Auftraggebern Preis geben kann oder brisante Details an die Öffentlichkeit gelangen.
Das Bourne Ultimatum
Handlung:
Jason Bourne hat keine richtige Identität, keine Freunde, keine Vergangenheit und hat sein Gedächtnis noch nicht komplett zurück erlangt, verlor aber den einzigen Menschen, den er liebte und nach seiner Amnesie wirklich gekannt hat und vertrauen konnte.
Er will nun endlich alles über seine Vergangenheit und Identität wissen und warum die CIA ihn als Auftragsmörder missbraucht haben. Die CIA schickt neue Profikiller, um ihn zu töten und zum schweigen zu bringen, da die Wahrheit gefährlich sein kann in den falschen Händen und die CIA in ein schlechtes Licht rücken könnte.
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Technisches für alle 3 Teile:
Das Bild ist gestochen scharf, die Farben sehen klasse aus, vor neuen Produktionen braucht sich dieser nun einige Jahre alte Film nicht zu verstecken.
Der Ton klingt einfach großartig und auch die Synchronsprecher machen ihre Arbeit sehr gut. Die Dialoge sind sehr gut gemacht und sind allesamt passend.
Die Schauspielerische Leistung und die Stunts sind sehr gut inszeniert.
Brutal wird der Film nie, ab und an mal ein wenig blutig, stört hier aber auch nicht bzw es fehlt auch keine "Brutalität".
Im großen und Ganzen sind die Filme logisch und nachvollziehbar, es gibt aber auch ab und an einige Szenen, die nicht ganz realistisch sind, tut hier aber keinen Abbruch.
Fazit:
Sehr gut umgesetzter Action-Thriller mit ordentlichen Stunts, dazu ist das Thema nach wir vor aktuell (NSA-Affähre, die Rolle der CIA in politischen Verwicklungen weltweit)


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