Escaping the Hotel | The Bourne Supremacy | All Action

Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) makes a narrow escape through Moscow when the police raid the hotel looking for him.
What is The Bourne Supremacy (2004) about?
When he is falsely framed in a CIA operation, Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) is forced to return to his old ways as an assassin, in order to figure out why they are still after him.
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[@rravvia]

The most superhero thing he did was figure it out the train schedule so fast.

[@redipustaka3222]

Quick reading is a must skill.

[@alarmakhirat2823]

i watch it every time but i didnt realize it. good ..

[@alarmakhirat2823]

and after Come in in the train , bourne still looking around him make sure there is not Police, or whatever thay threaten him .

[@casbot71]

That and his ability to choose his shopping at a glance. In his down time Bourne could work as a personal shopper.

[@TARS20]

His ability to improvise is the most superhero thing.

[@ciaranoconnell4783]

Bourne is probably the most realistic action thriller out there. The protagonist always looks to flee when cornered and NEVER fights unless forced to.

[@Slithermotion]

-realistic- reasonable

[@erikeriks]

This is not realistic at all. If the police really had a suspicion that a dangerous ex-cia agent was in a specific building, they would keep ground troops at all time surrounding the area to build up a perimeter. Ya know so stuff like this doesn't happen.

[@mot00rzysta]

@@erikeriks Not a documentary for sure

[@woodysmith2681]

@@erikeriks Not on a moment's notice. QRF got there and they were moving in more police as quickly as possible. Would they have set a broad perimeter but let the dangerous ex-CIA agent have free reign within their perimeter first?

[@ashwinoashwin]

What i love about bourne is he never takes on some 10 men with machine guns like james bond or other heroes. He knows he doesn’t stand a chance so he does what anyone would do - run! And run beautifully :)

[@kssrider6766]

He runs better than Tom!

[@mother.95]

@@kssrider6766 Hard to say so. Tom runs pretty good himself.

[@ashrafsafaah1872]

You mean it's realistic

[@kashyap8097]

@@kssrider6766 nah

[@bigsolo3666]

😀😀

[@Bergen98]

That is what sets Bourne apart - not only he is indeed deadly, he is incredibly smart and well-trained in the art of tradecraft. He doesn't try to take on 10+ highly skilled and armed SWAT officers, he finds a solution how to outmaneuver and escape them

[@lizberezin2919]

He has a mission and he's on it, police and whatever are irrelevant.

[@leejee88]

yup he was trained not to exist it makes you wonder was this how things were back the night he killed neski

[@maxdecphoenix]

the thing i appreciate about these films is the police aren't just bumbling morons, they pose a legit threat to him. He knows he can't go against the entry team, so he escapes, but then he's seen on the street and cop radios it in, so he has to evade that, then he realizes he can't stay hidden on the train long enough, so he has to evade again and distract them long enough to escape.

[@one4320]

Bc it's a movie. In real life the cops are pretty dumb, just a fact.

[@thePronto]

No one would watch the realistic chain of events.

[@jiminhong95]

2:57 I really love that he calculates the time and know staying on train won't work and then goes right on with plan b

[@teologen]

Plan b? I think this was plan a.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@teologen Plan A was to stay on the train, he knew it wouldn't work, so plan B. Comprende'?

[@teologen]

@@CB-xr1eg No, that wasn’t the plan, as we can see plainly. He checked the listings to see when the trains left. He went onto the first train to trick the police, then jumped out if it, crossing the tracks right before the other train - that he knew was coming - so that he could escape. Plan A all along.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@teologen No no, when he was on the train he realised he'd made a mistake so he quickly formulated plan B. You're clearly underestimating his speed of thought. Which you shouldn't be doing when you saw how quickly he read the train timetable.

[@teologen]

@@CB-xr1eg No, you are the one who’s underestimating his speed of thought. He clearly lured them into thinking he was going on that first train. He only used it to jump ahead of the second train so he could escape.

[@MaZoukaDance]

I love how competent the police are in this scene.

[@NoodleBoy26]

I was just thinking the same thing. Esp when the one guy caught him walking in the crowd LOL 1:35

[@TheeRighteousOnee]

​@@NoodleBoy26 well yeah... theyre not American cops. 😂

[@jeffghant4760]

Bourne was playing on Ultra Hard difficulty.

[@SgtOddball90]

Well the raid team is GSG9, and the cops aren’t American so that helps

[@kubaswoboda5391]

@@SgtOddball90 This is SEK not GSG 9

[@JasonHauser125]

That much shaky cam could get annoying for a lesser director or film, but for Bourne it just works perfectly and heightens the tension.

[@naterk9460]

Escaping the hotel... and the streets... and the bridge... and the train... and finally the boat and bridge again. All in under 5 minutes. Impressive

[@MIchaelSybi]

The most impressive thing is adaptation.

[@inisus]

The most impressive thing is that he hotel is in Berlin. Which explains why the police is shouting in German ^-^

[@adamsjay212]

Not to mention learning the train schedule in 6 seconds.

[@memati7199]

@@adamsjay212it doesn’t matter, he improvised when he crossed the opposite railway just before the train passes💡.

[@adamsjay212]

@@memati7199 it’s called “thinking on your feet.”

[@nilighosh158]

Great chase scene. John Powell's score really made this scene work.

[@jacobname4310]

The bass instrument at 3:19 is so cool

[@nilighosh158]

@@jacobname4310 Yup! Super cool. Love it 😍.

[@clivekaplan7159]

His ability to assess and action on the go is the true gamechanger.

[@kinbolluck476]

I love the underhooks

[@prandle967]

Best thing about the Bourne series is that the police aren't stupid

[@lyonvensa]

As strange as it is, hearing the cops yell out "Polizei!" every so often makes this scene more tense.

[@calebdixon784]

That German aggression crazy man

[@garymorton1772]

German police do not mess about Was at a festival near Stuttgart in 2011, and someone decided to climb 40ft up in the air in a circus tent( don't know what you call them) and three brave Polizei climbed up and hauled him down.n

[@chiggsytube]

@@calebdixon784 What aggression? American cops would just start blasting, how is that less aggressive?

[@tfulookinatm8]

@@chiggsytube american cops would fill that whole tram department with bullets LMAO

[@dautolover]

The moment he starts running is when you know he has a 4-star wanted level.

[@zeonmx]

Fun fact: Matt Damon really did bust his lower knee when doing a stunt jumping on top of the boat. But he basically improv'd every single scenes afterwards with him limping and Paul Greengrass thought it was much better. Plus, Damon was out for injury for couple of months, so he didn't want to re-shoot the whole thing.

[@ihavegymnastics]

Ah, that is why it looks so real......

[@the_synack]

I like it, it made Bourne look less indestructible, which is a real problem with alot of action films where you see the hero get completely wrecked one moment, then just shrugs it off like nothing happened in the next scene.

[@MrLTiger]

source: trust me bro

[@thsu8]

How do you know?

[@lavatr8322]

These 'Bourne' Series are the movies my whole family likes to watch... its so engaging and the flow of sequences are very well done.... ntm, everything seems realistic, His mindset , and decicion making at that particular time, his skills and injuries... reallly Well DONE.

[@rickyweber2651]

The Jason Bourne series (FYI) Bourne is not misspelled, by far the BEST REAL LIFE ACTION person anybody could create.

[@geraldogoko3494]

I wish I can be like bourne...he had the time to figure out the train schedule even with the cops breathing down his neck...epic🔥

[@charlieangel9705]

I think that can be attributed to his training. His goal, after all, is to escape. He's always been calm.

[@robertpowell3634]

have many cops chasing you near the trains do you? 😀

[@franzhose3167]

This might be the shortest time anyone ever ran from Zoologischer Garten to Friedrichstraße ;)

[@drleo6409]

You can’t stop Bourne, he is too smart. Go Jason ,,,,,,,

[@warlord1051]

You have to be in the best shape of your life for that chase.

[@YuNgHaSaN]

ABSOLUTELY! To run at such a pace for that long and also constantly scanning the roads to see if there's anything you can pull off to escape

[@georgeway2092]

naaaaaaa ... just be an 'actor ' and let the camera do the rest ... ( i think i;ll have another cheto ... )

[@iainballas]

Hah, in the best shape I've ever been in, I could make it halfway up the pipe outside the hotel before having a heart attack or just losing my grip and falling eight floors.

[@johnnydiak4412]

I’ve always loved the little details they put in the movie that show he’s in unbelievable shape . In almost every fight and chase he never even gets close to winded .

[@jeffghant4760]

Bourne was running on the beach earlier in the movie in India. He kept his cardio up.

[@telemachus7732]

Gotta say the filmography was superb

[@Mattbogus]

Im in the process of reading all 18 Bourne novels. It's next to impossible to imagine anyone else as Bourne than Damon.

[@YuNgHaSaN]

Just a quick correction, the escape is in Berlin, the sequences after this scene is in Moscow

[@CB-xr1eg]

So, another skill is that he can teleport. No big deal to Jason Bourne, all in a day's work.

[@YuNgHaSaN]

@@CB-xr1eg Haha if only

[@bicyclist2]

I love this movie. Thankfully I have this on DVD. Thank you.

[@Cubsfan122112]

i need to watch these movies again. bourne legacy / jason bourne weren't necessary sequels, but still fun to watch. too bad we never got an aaron cross / jason bourne cross over.

[@Therealgamer544]

I love that they move the boat back and try everything to see if he is there.

[@muhamadhuhazman3143]

Legendary level presence of mind Bourne has

[@Rubrasileiro]

Jason bourne is like 47 in Hitman video games. He is the ultimate survivalist.

[@royalbloodedledgend]

Jesus I can’t believe this is almost 20 years ago.

[@perrathje1345]

This escape is a piece of art! 🙂

[@ArunChannelOne]

When the movie is better than the book.

[@ligualchannel3797]

Best movie ever

[@arnetrautmann9783]

As if that would work - the S-Bahn in Berlin is notorious for not being on time. Unrealistic!

[@Ryosuke1208]

That surprises me, I've heard that germans in general get angry because their public transport services are *one minute late*.

[@arnetrautmann9783]

@@Ryosuke1208 They do in Germany, not in Berlin.

[@pmcmanus420]

As Isherwood said: “Berlin is its own world.”

[@jasoncashapp3454]

Calling before time is always good to do….

[@schrank7487]

Ich komme ganz gut mit der Bahn zurecht😂

[@user-qj8kk8zm5c]

Scene, acting, action, music.... PERFECTION ❤❤❤ No action movie is even close

[@farjansalimsumon2305]

Just two movie series can't be forgotten. Bourne and Jhon Wick. These films just changed the whole scenario.

[@SuperSetsquare]

Just a brilliant film well done to all

[@user-eg1kv8is6n]

The BGM is dope 😍

[@Toph.Beifong.]

Misdirection at its finest. Bourne writers top tier

[@studebaker4217]

The barge escape is hilarious, because the navigable canal ends 100m. beyond where he jumps on!

[@A-RJ]

Are you treadstone?

[@Victor-xs7gf]

Paul Greengrass camera shake style adds SO much to the film, especially in these chase scenes. Fantastic work!!

[@KrishnenduKes]

Understatement!

[@fightingirish5755]

The best part of this chase is that even though he does everything almost perfectly he still injures his 🦶 on the way down onto the barge which shows that even though you can always do things really well you're never going to be able to do anything absolutely 100% perfectly. There's always going to be an error in there somewhere which is why I love the Bourne movies much more than the John Wick films (the first three Bourne movies anyway) because they show life as it really is and even though it features a world most of us know very little about everything in the film is so believable you just buy everything that happens in it even though it might feel out of the ordinary at times.🤔🧐😏

[@sdaiwepm]

This is why we work on our rope pull-ups!

[@The10vijay]

Mother of all thrilling movies !!!

[@gopaljigupta5158]

he must love that coat not to ditch it and change description and try and blend in the crowd.

[@andremaines]

It’s a nice coat

[@HeathBlythe]

"Narrow escape through Moscow..."? The police is speaking German, the vests say "police" in German...

[@samenticott9658]

I do love these films… that being said it’s a bit frustrating that they missed the heart of the character in the book. He was supposed to be a chameleon, able to change his look in seconds to avoid suspicion. He would never have just walked down the street in the same clothes that he left the hotel in able to be spotted by anyone.

[@vincenzoberetta1085]

In the books Marie actually learns some basic tricks from Bourne. When she is kidnapped she escapes and disappears by kicking off her shoes and turning her jacket inside out - thus changing her appearance and height in a few seconds. Some tricks are really basic and everybody who keeps cool can do them.

[@josephkramer932]

The books were nothing like the movies but the movies were outstanding on their own.

[@vokasimid5330]

Didn't know that

[@methos-ey9nf]

@@vincenzoberetta1085 I can't help but feel going shoeless would draw attention when trying to avoid it.

[@souravpaul2179]

I waited and waited for leonid in the movies

[@jamesmccarthy6764]

I love how Bourne uses his training to show the hotel staff his passport, then goes & breaks into the room anyway.

[@minitman73]

Even Jason Bourne didn't want to take a chance with GSG9 ..

[@vol222nuit]

One of the rare examples where the film adaptation is far superior to the novel. The latter are written with a trowel, full of inconsistencies that are unacceptable for a spy novel, and the characters are caricatural and insubstantial. The films, on the other hand, are breathtaking, no doubt because the spy-film narrative is merely a pretext for an excellent, fast-paced action film, driven by the performance of Matt Damon, who brings a psychological complexity that doesn't exist in the novel's character.

[@masterchiefpettyofficerspa3646]

Eh, to each his own. I think that book Bourne is also complex due to the trauma of losing his wife and kids in Vietnam adding on the 3 years he spent undercover as an assassin which then led to him losing his memory. Because of that, in the second book onwards, he suffers from split-personality disorder. There's David Webb which is the husband, father, and college professor to Marie and her kids. Then there's Jason Bourne. The chameleon. The perfect assassin. While I do like the films, they do miss the heart of this character dynamic and the fact that he can blend into anywhere.

[@YuNgHaSaN]

It’s all about realism. Anyone can learn real life lessons watching these films

[@ThehulkGreen]

Bourne makes bond and wick look like cabbages.

[@WolfoftheWoodsAirsoft]

Never be a motorcycle cop chasing Jason Bourne ! Every movie they end up in a crash

[@apraew20]

Jason is the real superhuman 👽

[@VictorPerez-ml6ty]

Con Bourne siempre tienes la sensación de que pueden capturarlo en cualquier momento 😱

[@freddyrexach8004]

The movie the music. Well. Done movie..i dont got tire watching. It...

[@adolflazary5864]

Gracias

[@mlmike13]

it's wild you guys both those movies, someh9ow they got it right!

[@carlossanchezruiz502]

Todas las películas están increibles

[@carlossanchezruiz502]

Muchas gracias

[@couplegoals5322]

@@carlossanchezruiz502 así es!! Especialmente la 3. Dios te bendiga. Quiero recordarles a todxs algo muy importante: somos pecadores y seguimos pecando, y el castigo por pecar es morir para siempre. Entonces es imposible para nosotros entrar a la vida eterna porque todxs hemos pecado. ¡Pero Alguien pagó nuestro castigo: Jesús! Así las cosas siguen siendo justas y Dios nos demuestra Su amor. Es como si tuviéramos multas y alguien llega y nos las paga: el juez, de manera legal, nos puede dejar libres porque alguien ya las pagó. Pasa lo mismo con Jesús: ¡si creemos en Él y le seguimos, tendremos vida eterna! Dios es Justo, y encontró la manera de que podamos estar con Él en el Cielo para siempre a pesar de ser pecadores: “Porque de tal manera amó Dios al mundo, que ha dado a su Hijo unigénito, para que todo aquel que en él cree, no se pierda, mas tenga vida eterna” (Juan 3:16).

[@Coconutcountryliving]

@@couplegoals5322si debes siguirlo o morir la muerte eterna

[@AskStock]

look interesting

[@zzzzzzz9764]

The most crazy part is that he's extremely lucky to avoid getting hit by the incoming train

[@jam8539]

most unrealistic thing is that the train is on time

[@willjohnson2722]

Actually, in Berlin it usually is on time.

[@3sechsund80er]

If you follow the different landmarks in this scene you realize: Jason Bourne runs from Kurfürstendamm to Potsdamer Platz to Friedrichstraße (5 km according to Google maps) in less than 3 minutes. What an incredible guy !

[@-Muhammad_Ali-]

hahaha

[@Rubrasileiro]

This things are just for the beauty of the locations

[@woodysmith2681]

First thing he does is to try for a height advantage. People look up less often than down. Moving upwards now is easier than moving upwards after being spotted. He can move from rooftop to rooftop and determine where he re-enters street level, and somewhat when. He only has to break the outer cordon to get away, after all. Berlin isn't a small city.

[@shaunbird8051]

Unbearable suspense and you get glued to your seat.

[@enpeethree]

Good luck catchin' 'im.

[@Patita1TV]

Einfach mal vom Zoo bis zur Friedrich Straße gesprintet in 30 Sekunden

[@dennisgreene2544]

Bourne, training

[@Sonofspam64]

I like the Bourne movies, but I hate the combination of shaky cam and relentless hard cuts. I have to look away to avoid crossing my eyes and getting a headache.

[@Rubrasileiro]

Are you disabled ?

[@Agent77X]

Looks like you have to be in fair physical shape to be an assassin!

[@SwoopGD]

POV - me and the boys playing manhunt around the neighborhood when we were 10

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Commitment. Experience. The job comes first. And practice (watch him run). The 'Oscars' are part of the 'Olympics when done right. J.

[@danielstrange9794]

I don't know if Jason Bourne is really good with what he can control, or really lucky with what he can't.

[@golfrep2584]

I wish he'd be in another one of these

[@SharonShaw816]

Talking about analysing. Sharon Coetzee.

[@curnath]

This is Berlin, not Moscow ^^

[@achmedycreedo]

I don't hate shaky cams. Just like any cinematography techniques, it all depends on how you utilize it.

[@CHANGSIRIWAT5843]

CREDITS: TM & © Universal (2004) Cast: Matt Damon Screenwriter: Robert Ludlum, Tony Gilroy Director: Paul Greengrass

[@user-rl3zp4xh7q]

I'm scared.😵✌️😰 Jason Bourne

[@bewaremusic3933]

When I'm drunk I think I'm like Jason Bourne: finding way out of any given situation. But in reality I'm like band from Spinal Tap: I can't find stage even when I'm just 30 ft from it...

[@nhtom8]

This is why the trains must run on time. 😀

[@pekertimulia125]

Jeez Bourne where have you been..

[@user-vr5eo2tp6v]

Borne le rigolo : La memoire dans youtube!😏👻😁

[@tanksouth]

Jason is a cop magnet.

[@someflower795]

It´s always like that when you try to catch the train. You miss it anyway, then you quickly try to make plan B and you think you made it, you could actually choose the other line and make a switch and so on... and you end up running and sometimes even hurting yourself.

[@lebbeus]

In a real world situation, I wonder who pays back the damage done to the hotel? Insurance company or government?

[@strangelic4234]

As this scene is in Germany, the government would have to pay for the damages. I've kicked in my share of doors during my time as an EMT. People could bill the fire department for it, even though we did it to save their lives. The same is true for police as long as the owner of the building/ apartment didn't know about criminal activities.

[@bewaremusic3933]

And the most incredible thing was... the guy from beginning of this scene was right: police at the sidewalk did notice Jason there. Maybe the special ops aren't that special after all?

[@louren1951]

You know this is fiction when the cops seem organized and determined.

[@glpro2696]

In Germany there are

[@lyonvensa]

This ain't American cops though. Heard about real stories of the German cops, and this story did them a fair level of justice.

[@ArturoRodriguez-xh3vk]

Shot James Bond ain't got nothing compared to Bourne's.

[@philipcoriolis6614]

Realistic until he searches and finds his train in five seconds on the charts. This is not the Marvel Universe.

[@yasarzawad9273]

Come on bro quick reading is not that unrealistic

[@axelledski5620]

Die deutsche Polizei wird hier überraschend effektiv dargestellt, Kompliment !

[@johnevans9751]

He's always injuring his ankle.

[@profeta222]

0:28 Ziela, maita maita - iaaa polichai polichaiiiiiii.

[@miuratohko1]

I like it that he didn't kill people if he could

[@thevikinghatgm235]

This represents two things, I think. Firstly that his character is evolving from assassin to normal person. Secondly that if you kill people the authorities will divert more resources to finding you than if you don't. Foreign govt to local police: "Find this guy!" Local police: "Why?" Foreign govt: "Um, because reasons." Guy kills people, including cops. Local police: "Find this guy!"

[@Alico1986]

polizei persistency wow :) let it go man.

[@f1reVooDoo]

красиво сыбался

[@jackcravford8744]

The camera is sooo shacking, it is difficult to see anything.

[@dieblauebedrohung]

Respect btw for actually nailing German Pronounciation. I figure they used Germans for the Policemen. Things like "Da isser!" (3:08) don't come naturally to most Movies.

[@ashutoshtiwari5542]

😮😮😮

[@rexyumul1910]

K0BEEEEEEEEE

[@HassanAli-ps6rm]

In the thumbnail Matt Damon looked like Nate Diaz to me for some reason!