The Bourne Ultimatum (2007) Wife’s First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!

[@hellowhat890]

I love that he said the same words that was spoken to him in the first film. Nikki smiling at the end when the news reported Bourne's body as missing was such a cool ending. 😊

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

Yep

[@ozymandias1758]

Shows how he has come full circle. He owns the choice he made to join Treadstone, but regrets selling his soul to the program. Uses the dying words of the operative he killed in the first film to honor his memory, and in a way implore the man about to shoot him to question his own actions and not be a mindless government tool, fully expecting that he himself will be killed in that moment. Powerful stuff.

[@LokRevenant]

The "conversation face to face" line NEVER gets old. Every time he does stuff like that makes me indescribably happy. Effortless competence. It's fun to watch people being really, really good at their jobs.

[@Jack_80]

it's stupid and immersion breaking. bourne would never be foolish enough to needlessly give away his position like that. he nearly got killed over it and he could have just slipped in and out without anyone ever knowing.

[@atlasisshrugging]

Bourne/Webb is like, "Yeah, I'm taking a big, steaming dump on your desk right now. And there's nothing you can do about it.✌️"

[@countryoftheblind]

Fun Easter egg is if you now go back to the ending of the first movie you see that immediately after reporting that Trwadstone was shut down they cheerfully announce "Blackbriar! Great new program!"

[@tannhauser5399]

@Country of the Blind - the "easter egg" is that I have to travel through that station every day on my way to work, to a near by hospital :) It was the same with Tomb Rider movie (2018, not the one with Angelina), when she was running through the city, and man... the places that she was running through... I had a lunch time every day on some of those locations, benches, streets and so on. In fact, she was running through one place that I had a lunch time every day, with my co-workers (literally 30 seconds walk from the main office). Talk about "easter egg" ;)

[@TheHurley108]

'Bourne Ultimatum' is up there with 'Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade' as one of the best thirds in a trilogy/one of the greatest action films of all time.

[@leif712009]

And BTTF3!

[@truboddie3358]

They did Bourne part 4 & 5 There's a Indiana Jones 4 from 2008 and Indiana Jones 5 is coming this year

[@sub-zero7008]

It’s the greatest of all time beating Die Hard at the top.

[@Tim_Raths]

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King?

[@dacsus]

A get it, but imo Crusaders of the lost Ark is better movie than the Last Crusade.

[@mikeaninger7388]

I saw this in a packed theatre. When the music started and Bourne swam away, the whole theatre clapped and cheered in a roar!

[@spddracer]

The end song for all three of these movies is just a Chefs kiss! It fits every film in just the right way and punctuates who Bourne is in the only way.

[@diakojim1977]

Moby - Extreme Ways 🥸

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

@@diakojim1977 *Doug Liman must've been a techno club kid in the late-80s/early-90s.*

[@diakojim1977]

@@hulkhatepunybanner probably, he was in his 20's at the time..🕺🕺🕺

[@ozymandias1758]

I think Extreme Ways may have been remixed for Jason Bourne, I remember it sounding darker, grittier, and liking the change.. EDIT: Moby remixed his own song for the 2016 release, I consider it the definitive version. Has a darker vibe, brings with it a harder edge, I guess because after all, Bourne is becoming an old man after so many years as an exiled operative.. Beware old men in a profession where men die Young. He's more deadly than ever.

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

I love how the trilogy starts with him in the water and ends with him in the water.

[@RobertTC009]

Best part is when Samantha says "You piece of shit," when Noah and his boss decide to frame Pam if Blackbriar is exposed. Laughed hard.

[@declanArdmore]

My Mother loved these movies she would frequently rotate the trilogy into her playlist every year

[@neilgh]

Another vote for Bourne Legacy. A really good movie with great central performances from Jeremy Renner and Rachel Weisz.

[@paradox5391]

Please watch Legacy too, it really expands on the 'Bourne universe' and the cast is great with Jeremy Renner and Edward Norton. Also, Jeremy Renner did all of his own stunts in the movie which is pretty bad-ass.

[@dustinheese]

Underrated movie and great expansion as you said. It does justice to the storytelling of the books

[@Zenon0K]

Got sucked into it as a "Damon/Greengrass" loyalist and hating it's existence. Ended up leaving really liking the movie a ton, just wishing they had scrapped it being a "Bourne" spinoff because everything else worked really well as is. After the reboot and continued nonsense, Legacy, all that is left to criticize is "there's a really wonky CG shot a couple times". Trilogy is bulletproof is legit a classic now, and Legacy is a great tie in one off. You can feel just fine dropping the whole IP afterwards/apart.

[@Sandstroem1981]

I even recommend to watch the Treadstone series, it wasnt that bad either

[@wonkothesane8632]

It was great how it was happening simultaneously with this movie too. The little bits of this one like at Waterloo Station happening.

[@BenjWarrant]

Also, it has a fantastic 'asset' - Rachel Weisz!! Yeah, the weak sickly child is Jason Bourne. It has some good stuff in it but all the faffing around in the Isle of Dogs is - unsatisfactory.

[@Nimzzeee]

Scott Glenn was CIA director Jack Crawford in silence of the lambs, he's also a submarine captain in the hunt for red October. He plays Creasy in the original Man on fire movie that Denzel would later go on to play and he's also in Training day. Great actor.

[@UncleSiris]

Also does a great turn as Stick in the Daredevil series.

[@kevinstull8552]

Scott Glenn was the FBI Director in Silence of the Lambs, not the CIA.

[@Nimzzeee]

@@kevinstull8552 👍 the movie literally opens in Quantico 😂. I must have had Jack Ryan in mind.

[@dionysiaex5538]

This is the pinnacle of these types of movies and something that set a standard Tom Cruise's Mission Impossible movies and the James Bond franchise has had to follow in order to catch up. The fight scene in Tangier is possibly the best ever scene of its kind and the energy, intensity and physicality throughout the film has, in my view, never been matched by any other film before or since. Only the John Wick films have recently come close. I enjoyed your reaction to the movie and agreed with a lot you said!

[@kevinexline5392]

I know I’m commenting quite late, but yes I agree. I would even venture to say that Damon’s Bourne is the epitome of great, great intelligence mixed with potentially some of the best close quarter combat I’ve ever seen. Wick, to me, is the greatest use of “gun fu” ever put on film, especially with the tactical gun training that Keanu went through to do the wide angle long action sequences. The only other franchise I’d add that relatively competes is The Equalizer series. Denzel’s portrayal of Robert McCall as a former special ops guy is really great. He uses his somewhat small surroundings to get the job done as quickly and efficiently as possible, even timing himself trying to hit certain marks.

[@MrMoviebuff01]

This trilogy is fantastic for sure. But I hope you will react to The Bourne legacy and Jason Bourne. I think both are really good movies as well.

[@wheresatari668]

Read the first three books, guys. It's a totally different experience. They are sooooo good, especially Supremacy, and really the only similarities are their names and the fact that he has amnesia.

[@imdiyu]

I liked Bourne Legacy too... It happens around the same time in the timeline as Bourne Ultimatum, but in different parts of the world. There is a chase scene is Manila, that scene alone is the deal maker.

[@michaelriddick7116]

Renner does a great job in that!!

[@Sandstroem1981]

I recommend to watch the TV show as well.

[@PatrykWalczuk]

@@Sainte305 Bourne was Treadstone - best of the best before program, Aaron Cross (Renner) was Blackbriar - advanced project that doesn't required highly skilled soldiers / agent

[@clauden780]

​@@PatrykWalczuk ​nah, you wrong. Aaron Cross was Operation Outcome, not Blackbriar. The only agent we saw from Blackbriar was the one trying to kill Bourne in Ultimatum, but ended up letting him go.

[@brianallen8778]

🗑️

[@anonymes2884]

Great reactions to an amazing trilogy. About the other two movies... I remember Matt Damon in press interviews when Ultimatum was released being asked about a 4th film. He laughed and said something like "What would we call it, 'The Bourne Redundancy' ? There's no reason for it, this feels like a good place to end". In 2007 it struck me as one of _the_ most self-aware, grounded things an actor has ever said in interview. Let's just say that after seeing 'Jason Bourne' that opinion did not change :). (the _actual_ 4th movie, the Bourne-less 'The Bourne Legacy', is _easily_ the weakest of the series IMO)

[@countryoftheblind]

I always enjoy the scene where they say: We're going to do what we failed to do in the last movie, and also in the movie before that. And this time it's gonna work out different...

[@tomhoffman4330]

The way this one ends...they GOT ME so badly my first time! When He is "seemingly" shot off of that roof top and falls into the water, I literally didn't know what to think...even I was like, "WTF, Did Bourne really just die?!?" Then the News Broadcast mentions that His Body has yet to be recovered, and then the His Music kicks in, and I just started laughing! "Goddamnit Bourne, You Lucky S.O.B.!!!" 😂

[@HowIamDriving]

It took me a while to recognize David Strathairn in the Expanse. Didn't expected that kind of role of him. Cudos.

[@yg713]

I remember taking a day off from work to go see this movie when it opened. Having loved the first two I could not wait to see how the story continued. I agree with Thomas about the roof chase scene being one of the best chase scenes ever. But the moment that really made me go "OMG" is when you realize halfway through the movie that everything you have seen so far takes place in between the last two scenes of The Bourne Supremacy.

[@Wired4Life2]

Different seasons, though, so not really, but an effective first taste nonetheless.

[@FuryOfCalderon]

One of my favorite movie endings ever.

[@ladygeekgirl]

This was my favorite one! Glad you guys watched this trilogy!

[@andymc96]

I'd like to see a reaction to the Bourne legacy, it ties into this one and then goes and does it's own thing. I've always enjoyed it , and hoped for Bourne vs cross style sequel.

[@tonygriffin_]

If you love incredibly realistic fight sequences involving one agent versus several others, then try Atomic Blonde, where Charlize Theron has such a fight in one continuous take that lasts over 9 minutes.

[@DavidNSweeney]

Your strength as a channel is reacting to movies like the Bourne trilogy. I hope you will eventually react to the 4th and 5th Bourne movies.

[@stsolomon618]

This is my favorite one out of the trilogy.

[@anthonyguadagnino2681]

Love the reaction. Another great trilogy you should do is “before sunrise, before sunset and before midnight” with Ethan hawke and Julie delpy

[@Marcus616]

I love the Before Trilogy! It's an incredible and intimate journey between two people meeting, reconnecting, and evolving. The character building from the characters having a long-lasting conversation while walking through their setting feels natural, and it's engaging. I love that the story moves through dialogue and the chemistry between the characters. It feels real. I’d love a reaction to this trilogy!

[@jhornacek]

For that chase in Morocco where Bourne leaps from one building to another building through a window, the DVD has a featurette about stunts in the film where they explain how they did that. I didn't realize it the first time I watched the film, but as Bourne makes the jump the camera literally makes the same jump and follows him into the other building. There was a cameraperson (probably a stuntperson) with a camera attached to them who made the same jump, only seconds behind Damon. It's really impressive when you realize how they did that.

[@jhornacek]

@BodyBeats242 From Wikipedia: "A stunt performer, often called a stuntman or stuntwoman and occasionally stuntperson or stunt-person, is a trained professional who performs daring acts, often as a career." You might want to join the rest of us in the 21st century where every job is not done by a man.

[@jhornacek]

@BodyBeats242 Oh, so you're one of those people who don't believe anything on Wikipedia because it's editable by users. Ok then. Let's look up stuntperson on Meriam Webster - a definitive dictionary source. Oh look, it defines "stuntperson" as "a person who doubles for an actor during the filming of stunts and dangerous scenes : a stuntman or stuntwoman" You get an F for your effort and an F- for the result. Try harder next time. Or just try at all. 🤣

[@ennesshay5040]

Paddy Considine [ Ross the reporter ] also played one of the Andy's in 'Hot Fuzz,' and one of the friends in 'The World's End,' [ the 3rd Cornetto film ] plus Viserys in 'House of the Dragon.' Check him out in 2004's 'Dead Man's Shoes,' the role that got him ''noticed.''

[@MegaSleprock]

he was pretty good in Peaky Blinders also

[@mattjones7226]

I absolutely love 'Hot Fuzz'. Everytime I watch it I see something new I didn't see before. So many connections in that movie...it's brilliant.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@TBR Schmitt Glad you guys liked this, other then the non Matt films this was a franchise I really think was the best since Bond until the John Wick films. You and Samantha really had a good discussion on what each of you liked and why. Always a Pleasure :)

[@michaelriffee4526]

The remaining two Bourne films are surprisingly good. Definitely worth reacting to

[@ploppill34]

If the word Asset was removed from this movie, it would only be 30 minutes long😂😂😂😂

[@spencerbookman2523]

The Bourne Legacy is worth a watch. Imagine a cross between the first Bourne movie and a Tom Clancy movie from the '80s. I prefer Legacy to the Greengrass shaky cam movies, although there are certainly some sequences in those films that are excellent.

[@TheRedPeril]

I’m on the other side, I’m not advocating shaky cans in all movies but it absolutely works for Bourne. This is a man on the run and the non perfect cams feed into that hectic, chaotic, always on the move style. In my humble opinion that is.

[@frankgunner8967]

One of the best trilogies out there.

[@Soundtracks92]

This one is my favorite as well! It’s incredibly entertaining and intense, and the fight scenes and chase scenes are on another level! So glad to see you guys react to and enjoy this awesome trilogy 😊

[@mapesdhs597]

Just wondered, have you ever seen, "The Raid"?

[@victortan3627]

​@@mapesdhs597ohh yes, indonesian movie and the fights are pretty hardcore.. recommended!!

[@kenwood6802]

I rally appreciated how you enjoyed how the movies overlap. Chase scene in Morocco was awesome. Super intelligent, action packed, great cinematography, writing, and performances. Great Review!

[@bamboosho0t]

I ranked them Supremacy, Ultimatum, Identity, Legacy, Bourne. 1 and 2 are interchangeable from my perspective. Legacy….I didn’t like it until I saw it again, and each time I watch it I love it more. Not enough to dethrone Identity for 3rd, but it’s a LOT closer to Identity than the 5th.

[@foreignmilk]

the jeremy renner bourne film was pretty kick ass too

[@daftrok]

Only plothole was Pamela said 4/15/71 as his birthday in Supremacy but the writers retconned it to be a code instead.

[@kieronball8962]

Loved both of your reactions to this awesome film, but Samantha always brings something special to these movie reactions.

[@bobblebardsley]

It's great that they can do "wife's first time watching" reactions where you get that mix of someone who has seen (and usually loves) the movie and someone who is reacting to it completely fresh. And you get movies on the channel that most other reactors have probably already seen so couldn't do a true 'first time' reaction to. It works great.

[@MrBreezeLI516]

Sam is always like " im gonna figure this out dammit! 😤 lol

[@fionnmaccumhaill3257]

The one with Jeremy Renner adds a lot to the story.

[@randybass8842]

I like the first movie best as Jason is trying to remember who he is and is surprised by his own abilities. Also the love angle was strongest in that movie. I'm with Samantha in that I wish Marie wouldn't have been killed so early in the second movie.

[@CineRam]

I feel that the next movie "The Bourne Legacy" is very underappreciated. Many people don't care for it simply because Matt Damon is not in it. But I like that the assassin program is looked at from a different perspective. Jeremy Renner is the main character, and it's one of my favorite performances from him. There's also a great deal of supporting actors that are also very good: Edward Norton, Rachel Weisz and Oscar Isaac chiefly. Some terrific action sequences as well. The director is Tony Gilroy, who helped make the Star Wars movie "Rogue One" so awesome during its reshoots.

[@charles7836]

LOL, "That skinny, old man at the top". How funny. I guess I just assumed you would've recognized Scott Glenn from his roles in The Hunt For Red October, Urban Cowboy & a ton of other characters he's played, but I have to remember I'm an old man now.

[@zipzeolocke2]

Jason Bourne 2016 explains a lot more about his father and to help explain how everything started

[@countryoftheblind]

I also enjoy how this movie picks up BEFORE the ending of the previous movie, so that the previous ending comes in the middle of this one.

[@Azameanie]

Everytime Nikki sees Bourne show up I imagine her inner monologue saying, “ Oh, goddammit””

[@coreyhendricks9490]

Cool reaction as always Schmitt & Samantha, you both have a nice day

[@brianstephenson8201]

Jason Bourne was good but not 2 and 3 good and Legacy with Jeremy Renner is really good. Didn't think so the first time watching but every time after I like it more and more. Right up there with supremacy/ultimatum

[@browniewin4121]

I love all the Bourne movies. I think you would enjoy another spy action movie, Atomic Blond (2017).

[@keithwilliams7275]

Highly Recommended Movies 1. Disclosure - Michael Douglas 2. The Day the Earth Stood Still - 1951 3. JFk - Oliver Stone - Dir. 4. Dolores Claiborne - Kathy Bates 5. Body Heat - William Hurt

[@DrewG-wd8ql]

I do hope you watch "The Bourne Legacy" with Jeremy Renner. It follows the same lines, except all the agents like Bourne are to be eliminated. Great action like the Damon movies.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

17:03 "Oh... that's the bomb? Oh no! Oh shit!"

[@joshuacoldwater]

You should wrap it up by watching Jason Bourne- It continues his story from this point (like a 4th and final movie) It has the same director, and Julia Stiles is in it as well :)

[@archabe]

The bar is pretty high when trained agents is referred to as "just people" compared to the assets.

[@80sNewWaveGeek]

24:24 people in the theater laughed and applauded at that moment.

[@bmw128racer]

Fine reaction to complete the trilogy. 👍 I guess now you need to check out the remaining two: "The Bourne Legacy" and "Jason Bourne." And please allocate some time for "Ronin" with Robert De Niro and Jean Reno. 😊

[@PcEntertainment-dz9st]

The Best Action Movie I ever Watched hands Down

[@lethalsnake666]

"Jesus Christ thats Jason Bourne " memes are some of the best ever

[@Wired4Life2]

_The Bourne Ultimatum_ is editor Christopher Tellefsen’s magnum opus. So glad he won his Oscar for it. ^_^

[@Deedric_Kee]

This is banger for sure. It's so realistic. Bourne is back on his A game and I'm loving it 👏

[@raytalbot5890]

Bourne films are immaculate 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍

[@scorpiouk5914]

Jason Bourne's character brings to mind (at least to me) the character "Tristan" played by Brad Pitt in "Legends Of The Fall". Quote from the movie, "He was a rock that they broke themselves against". If you haven't seen that movie, you should.

[@MikeB12800]

I LOVE the reporter in the subway scene!!! ❤❤

[@shanenolan5625]

Thanks guys

[@franciscocarvajal7858]

I knew you would like this one. It's my favorite of the Bourne movies too. Thanks again guys, you're the best, love your reactions.

[@pattiharvey1787]

Big Bourne fan here. Thanks for the upload ❤️❤️

[@donna25871]

Is that Paddy Considine playing the role of the reporter?

[@tomm7305]

The Bourne Legacy was my favorite. So you have more to look forward to.

[@greysongreyhater7667]

Tom M: While The Bourne Legacy wasn't 'my' favorite, it had so much going for it! It was so intense throughout and I really enjoyed it, and how they expanded the world of elite assassins. I didn't understand the negativity concerning this excellent movie, but perhaps the audience was expecting to see Matt Damon. As far as the last film with Matt Damon, it was probably the weakest of the five films, yet I did enjoyed it and it told a very important nugget that most people were probably wondering about (I know I was wondering). And that is why David Webb volunteered in the first place. The last movies shows why.

[@TheMadMurf]

There was a brief moment where you saw Jason jumping a wall that had broken glass on top and you questioned what it was for. In my anecdotal experience from being in parts of the middle east, it was used as a deterrent from climbing over the wall, like barbed wire on top of a fence.

[@mikecoleman2003]

The next movie without Jason fills in details of why Jason is so smart and agile from another character's point of view. Also a cool movie. Then the final movie wraps up the storyline of the 1st three movies .. a must watch. Fantastic. Please watch both.. they are worth your time!

[@grafffuller3265]

Like I've put in the previous two films, this is our "go to" film... to make us amped...like a comfort film. The intricate nature of the story and how the movies are SO tied to each other, like you've said. We've watched the one with Jeremy Renner...and it didn't work for us. The reason why Matt Damon didn't come back to the franchise...is because they didn't want to work with Paul Greengrass...who directed the second and third movies. He said he'd come back WHEN Paul Greengrass came back. SO, the movie is what it is. The last movie, with Paul Greengrass and Matt Damon went through rewrites...plus one trailer showed a scene one way...and in the movie it was different...and people really didn't like what happened. We have NOT seen that one yet. So, this is months later, but from Marie and I, we'd love to see your reaction to the Bourne movie with Jeremy Renner and then the last one. We ALL love the trilogy, but it would be interesting to see IF your view of the Jeremy Renner movie hits the same way as it did with us...and then we'd get the LAST Bourne movie to watch it, THEN watch your reaction. SO, hopefully you haven't yet watched these two films without filming it. We've come this far, lets continue the entire way. That is our hope. Talk to you, later.

[@unxprienced9548]

I love that they wove in the phone call from the last movie and that they hinted at Blackbriar at the end of the first film! These movies do great setup and payoff!

[@myoung7654]

Love the trilogy yet Jeremy Renner and Rachel Weiss are excellent in the next one too. Well worth a watch.

[@HansCholo619]

MY FAVORITE MOVIE REACTION COUPLE/CHANNEL.

[@stevetanner3019]

The Bourne Legacy with Jeremy Renner and Rachel Weiss is incredible. It was the movie following the one you just watched

[@dustinklinger4658]

You should definitely do the last two

[@sean---the-other-one]

Albert Finney is great. Fantastic job n Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead as Phillip Seymour-Hoffman and Ethan Hawke’s dad.

[@natedoggg2002]

Best Bourne film out of all the sequels!

[@guymorris6596]

She knows Bourne's true identity.

[@Sheer_Kold]

I feel the Bourne Legacy is underrated and I like that it focuses on someone else and the other agencies and definitely watch the other Jason Bourne film. I love all the Bourne films.

[@johnsykes9795]

I do love the 4th one as well though, which explains the program Bourne was on.

[@Klaital1]

The skinny old guy villain comes back in the last (5th) movie, if you want to know how the story ends, you should watch that too. The fourth movie is optional as it doesn't really directly link to the rest of the movies.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

This one was my favorite as well. A great conclusion of the series. Great review / reaction you two! Again, as we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe!

[@phoenixmichaels]

I refused to watch "The Bourne Legacy" for years because no Jason Bourne. One night there was nothing else LOL. Great film, and my first time discovering Jeremy Renner. Loved it. AND it tells us much more about the inner workings of these guys.

[@steriopticon2687]

That skinny old man: The Ghost Knife of Callisto.

[@vladpewt5896]

Such a great action sequence with Paddy Considine the Bourne Buzz

[@scottswenson383]

Both 'The Bourne Legacy' and 'Jason Bourne' are worth watching. The Bourne Legacy shows some of the other programs under the same umbrella as Treadstone and Blackbriar and stars Jeremy Renner as agent Aaron Cross. Its pretty intense at times and is a good film if you get past it not being Bourne himself. Then Jason Bourne progresses things further and you learn everything about how he ends up in the CIA as an operative in the first place...there is a lot more to the story than we get in the original trilogy and really weaves the tapestry of the story together to form a much more complete picture.

[@patty1h]

I spotted King Viserys (Paddy Considine) and Baron Zemo (Daniel Bruhl) in this movie.

[@randalljoyal3185]

The Guardian journalist is Paddy Considine, the king in House of the Dragon, and his dead girlfriend's brother is Daniel Bruhl, aka Zemo from the MCU.

[@jinxie712]

Okay, thought that was Bruhl. I like watching older movies again and going “wait, is that…?”

[@aBoyHasNoName87]

Yes, as a German viewer it was kinda funny, seeing Daniel Brühl walking into the movie shortly after the beginning and them having no reaction at all. Back at the time he had been one of the most famous and popular young movie actors inside Germany for a couple years already, but I don't think there was any notable international movie production on his resumee yet (and while at least the German "Goodbye Lenin!" had been pretty successful in Europe, I believe it was probably less noted in the US). Tarantino and Marvel came later of course!

[@NateConklin]

“He didnt fall very well” 😂 Nice cover…. Smooth. 😅

[@jameshawkins6201]

People put broken glass of the top of their wall to keep robbers out.

[@sunnyschramm9650]

my favourite too 🙂

[@ronnyb5890]

@TBRSchmitt the fourth one is not with Jason Bourne but with another operative who was also trained like him but being the next batch (stage), these operatives were also enhanced, its not a bad movie, the fifth one is with Jason Bourne but not as good as the three previous ones

[@ChibiHoshiDragon]

Glass in cement to top walls is common in many countries for people who can't afford Concertina wire.

[@johnscott4196]

The end of that fight scene was a more professional version of Tony killing Ralph

[@kenthunter6850]

Seeing several votes for Legacy... ABSOLUTELY!

[@jhornacek]

After Ultimatum, Damon said he wouldn't do another Bourne film unless Paul Greengrass returned as director (he directed the 2nd and 3rd films). Greengrass had no interest to return so Damon said no. The studio wanted more Bourne movies so they got the writer/co-writer of the 3 Bourne films to write (and direct) a spinoff - The Bourne Legacy starring Jeremy Renner. It's set in the same universe and Bourne is mentioned a lot but he doesn't appear. They were hoping it would be a big hit and they could create a new franchise with Renner. The film was a success and made money but not as much as Ultimatum, so a sequel starring just Renner was a not a sure thing. It's ok, but you can tell they really want to setup Renner with his own franchise and say goodbye to Bourne. They discussed making a sequel for years - with Renner, with Renner and Damon, with Damon - but talks went nowhere. Finally they convinced Greengrass to return, which made Damon agree to return too, so they decided to focus solely on Bourne and ignore Renner. That movie, "Jason Bourne" was good, but to me it felt unnecessary - Bourne's story was pretty much told in the first 3 films, so this film didn't really add anything to the Bourne story.