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Thank you for sharing the video. Being yourself in front of the whole wide world takes great courage, you've already done that many times so don't be afraid to speak more. You often display special insights many others wouldn't notice, but those of us who are detail obsessed such as myself definitely appreciate that trait. Look below in the comments for multiple examples. I know for a fact some of them are the internet handles of very well known and imaginative people whose opinions are valued by many. So Ms. Blissflix, please talk more?
There is no copying. The films are so different that they cannot be compared. Also, the Bourne series has way more cuts during fights, while the fights in John Wick are mostly one shot.
At around 15 minutes in you say you are impressed by the cute little car, that it is still going and reaching Paris. You are going to be even more impressed in just a little bit, when you see what that cute little car really can do! One of the best car chases ever, it feels so real!
It's gone beyond a trilogy. It's like a Quintology or whatever the hell they call a 5-part anthology. (1·58·15) [2002-JUN-14] THE BOURNE IDENTITY (1·48·30) [2004-JUL-23] THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (1·55·15) [2007-AUG-03] THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM (2·15·00) [2012-AUG-10] THE BOURNE LEGACY (2·03·10) [2016-JUL-29] JASON BOURNE
Saw an interview with Matt shortly after this movie was released and he was asked what he liked most about making the film. He commented "The anonymity probably.. I was able to slip away in between scenes and days off and just walk around the streets and not be recognized" not realizing this was probably the LAST time he could walk around the streets of Europe and go unrecognized...
@@fewwiggle But knowing shotguns is not one of them. She didnt think you can die from a shotgun. Depending upon a 20, 16, and 12 gauge and considering the bore and choke will determine the damage it can cause, and all three will cause death.
Treadstone was the codename for the "alledged" training and "theoretical" program. He was trying to pass it off as a test program that didn't work, and hiding the fact from the commission that it was actually an active black ops program.
@alonzocoyethea6148 and yet a 16 and 12 gauge would be even more powerful. You also have to consider the bore and choke of a shotgun. And there is no way on knowing the gauge of the gun in this movie.
@@zedwpdI have two “sweet 16s” and they are a bitch to shoot, but they’re worth a lot of money so I don’t shoot them. Saves my wallet and my shoulder. Lovely shotguns though, and I have a golden quail 12 ga, one of 500 made, never been fired. It’s probably the prettiest shotgun I own.
I think shotgun injury like that depends a lot on the distance, both because of how many pellets would hit and from how long the pellets have to slow down in the air. Jason's first shot was from farther away and caught the guy in the shoulder. Then he ran up and was much closer and shot him more full in the chest, so that would have been a lot worse.
I never got used to the castles in Germany. And Garmisch was absolutely one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. On the Austrian alps. It was something I'll never forget.
Plus John wick doesn't do all those quick cuts in fighting scenes. Like the Bourne movies. Enjoy both franchises. But that's the biggest difference for me.
Also, before John Wick, the new Daniel Craig James Bond took a lot of influence from the Jason Bourne movie franchise style (more serious tone and action scenes, etc.) Which is ironic, since the Jason Bourne ("J.B.") character, obviously had a lot of inspiration from James Bond ("J.B.") and probably Jack Bauer ("J.B.") from the TV show 24, which debuted just the year before this movie came out. 😆 Yes, I know Bourne and Bond are both based upon their novels which came out decades before.
I've been learning German for about 6 months now and I could understand most of the dialogue with your translation helping to confirm the words I missed, love it!
matt damon spoke dutch as well in that scene with, do you know who i am, then tell it to me ---->translation in dutch weet je wie ik ben, dan zeg het me.
There is nothing that I can say that hasn't already been mentioned in the comments, but I do enjoy your reactions, listening to your accent and your jumpy scares are adorable. Looking forward to the next one!
The island where Marie set up shop at the end of the movie is Mykonos, Greece. If you go back and watch the scene showing Marie waking up in bed in the hotel room in Paris, you will see that she is wearing a T-Shirt with an image of the island of Corfù. I believe Jason noticed, and that 's how he managed to guess she settled somewhere in Greece. How exactly he found her is left purposefully unknown, to add to the almost supernatural competence of the Jason Bourne character.
I have seen this movie like 10 times. This was honestly the first time I noticed that Marie used the red bag from the bank for flowers at the very end. And "I noticed" I mean I wouldn't have noticed if Biss hadn't, so I only noticed because she noticed. But I really like that detail.
The important thing is that the movies you are reminded of...came AFTER Bourne. It was a game-changing movie...influencing things like the next James Bond era with Daniel Craig. More realistic close-quarter fighting etc... Keep on with the trilogy for sure.
Gunshots in general, and shotguns in particular, are much more lethal than most games and TV make them out to be. Also, there are a lot of vitals around the shoulder: veins, arteries, lungs and heart aren't far away.
The reason for the choice of car for marie (franka potente) was 3 fold 1 it was the mentioned in the books by Robert Ludlum. 2 it was ideally suited to the stunt work. And 3 franka potente who did do some of the driving in the non stunt sequences had only passed her driving examination in late 2000 just prior to filming some of her scenes. And the film company insurance underwriter would only cover her under a strict condition set. Which was no stunt driving of her own. A full uk advance driving test to be undertaken prior to shooting. No vehicle permitted for her use to be over 1000cc (mini used in movie when marie is behind the steering wheel is a stock 998cc model of the car as opposed to stunt car used by Matt damon in the street chase which was heavily modified structurally and mechanically being fitted with a John cooper racing performance works 1348cc rally specification engine.
The Bourne films (all 5) are among my favorites. So glad you did this one and hope you continue. They just keep getting better, so don't stop now. Loved your reactions, you always make my day. :)
Biss... I just spent 64 of the last 72 hours watching your channel here. I could listen to you talking all day and night. No need to apologize for jumping or for your higher voice changes either. Be yourself and react as you want to. True fans will keep coming back. 👍🔥🙃
Your outro take was "Was a nice movie, not too bad. Nothing too crazy. I did see some things that reminded me of John Wick." That's all kind of sad. This movie came out 12 years before John Wick. John Wick probably wouldn't have existed, or been what it is, without this movie. This movie wasn't entirely ground-breaking in 2002, but the combo of spies, assassins, secret agencies, one guy vs. a giant organization, the car chase, the blindingly fast martial arts, some gun-fu style fighting; putting all of this together with cool characters we like had never really been done before. Especially this style of up-close fighting with fists, pens, and close range guns. People in 2002 walked out of the theater stunned by how awesome this movie was. It's not your fault that you watched things in the wrong order, but the fact that you were dazzled by John Wick which was heavily influenced by Jason Bourne, but then were only "not too bad" about this awesome movie is a bit sad. If you saw this before John Wick, you would have been dazzled by it too.
His character is NO HIP HOP LEWZER (at 13:22). I cannot believe you said that. l o l When this film came out, men still kept their pants up (My God... !) The mystique of being a criminal is a big horrible lie. Bourne is a stand-up guy and a professional. Luv your channel. You're my favorite ! Keep on posting those songs and movies, dear one. You are a breath of fresh air and it is a pleasure to spend time on your sites (I know you are intelligent, also, the way you translate languages and quickly pick up on what is said in foreign languages.) Cheers !
Hi Bisscute glad you liked The Bourne Identity, there are 4 more sequels after this one titled The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum, The Bourne Legacy, and Jason Bourne and hope you like those too.
I absolutely love your reactions, so real, so authentic. Watching your genuine reactions to sone of my favorite songs is amazing as well. Slàinté, a leannan.
You have never seen this! !!!! Can't wait! This was a huge change in the spy / action genre. Daniel Craig's James Bond (Casino Royale) was more gritty and less reliant on gadgets because of this film. Add to this the Nolan Batman and many others. Good on you!
They're in a car alone, you're watching a movie (in theory), but sometimes when you ramble on it looks like you don't want to be here. Just showing up to collect a check.
Those types of reactions are always top notch to watch. Dasha reacts, reaction to John Wick is another great reaction because of this. At least elevated the reaction.
You are right, it's not the same thing. Afraid of heights is common enough, but I think afraid of falling is more common and that is what you have (me too). I love being up in an airplane and I'm fine on a ski resort chairlift or looking down from the top of a mountain but if I'm on too steep of a roof or near an edge with no railing I freeze up or panic. Actually it's not the falling, it's the sudden stop at the bottom that scares the beejabers out of me.
Thanks for watching the movie with us! Biss, if you haven't seen "Payback" with Mel Gibson, may I suggest you add it to your list? It's brutal and funny in parts. It has kind of a noire feel to it. I think you'd really like it. :)
@@fiddiehacked Can't find the film you described. Payback is based on a 1962 novel titled The Hunter. A 1967 film with Lee Marvin titled Point Blank is based on the same novel. Wiki
Hi Biss, the car you liked was either a Morris Cooper / Austin Cooper both marks came from the same manufacturer. Originally created in the early `60`s as a cheaper vehicle & proved very popular. If you see any pictures from the swinging `60`s in the U.K., you could see one often custom decorated. I believe they have built newer versions in recent years.
Hello! Just wanted to say I love your reaction to movies and music, I love listening to your voice very soothing and genuine curiosity to what your engage with. You have this passion that I am engage with and I’m here for it, also you’re a little crazy too sometimes lol And you have a beautiful smile. Can’t wait for more reactions from you.
1.)The US Embassy is heavily armed because, diplomatically, it's consider "US Soil" on a foreign land, so, as such, it may be attacked as if it is America itself. In fact, in the past, Embassies HAVE been attacked for US policies on the mainland. If foreign governments allowed it, I bet US Embassies would have tanks and attack helicopters, but alas, the US does what it has to to protect itself from enemies across the globe. 2.)Raised the bar for hand-to-hand combat. It's hard to tell now (21 years later), but the Bourne movies TOOK the action movie genre by storm, elevating hand-to-hand combat scenes. Afterwards, EVERY amovie fight scene was compared to this. 3.5/5?! Maybe now. But 21 years ago, it was more like 4.5/5. 3.)LIKE John Wick?! No...decades BEFORE Wick. Wick DESCRIBES death by pencil, Bourne SHOWs you. 4.)Now that you mention it, Wick's "ex-communicado" looks like they stole the "wake-up-the-sleeper-agent-assassins-with-cool-background-music" idea from Bourne Identity.
25:06 I personally think Franka Potente (Marie) looks great with her hair flaming red, like she had in the German movie Run Lola Run (Lola rennt, 1998).
People with semi-transient lifestyles as Marie often have their own necessities with them, but are always on the look out for consumables like toothpaste.
Funny you mention being afraid of heights and having no problem flying. I became a private pilot to try to overcome my fear of heights.... didn't work, because it really isn't the same. On the other hand, I've been taking powered paragliding lessons (using a paraglider and wearing a motor on your back), and hanging in what is essentially a lawn chair above the ground is terrifying 😂
There was also a Tread Stone series. It tells how it all started. Really well done but they never finished it. Cant wait to see you react to the other films!!
13:08- I don't know about all that, but I won't lie. Biss as a translator is pretty freakin cool. I didn't know what they were saying in these Bourne movie, until Biss translated.
Good Trilogy, I was wondering the same with the toothbrush when I first watched this. Like the black container you where drinking from. Til the next one.
18:15 Marie lived out of her car, so I think it’s logical that she would keep her toothbrush in her bag. Her character’s different, but I don’t think she’s crazy.
This is based on the not very well known book "The Underhill Identity" which was based in the Shire, and starts with a Hobbit being found floating face down in the Brandywine River, with the name of a pub embedded under his skin.
I don't have any idea who's toothbrush that actually is, because when we flash to that scene she's already using it. It's a safe assumption that she's using her own toothbrush. The one she brings with her when she travels.
22:38 "This car is amazing. It did so many kilometers and is still going." I don't know what kind of garbage cars you are used to. Zurich to Paris is about 600 km. That car is a Mini Cooper. It's a reasonable expectation that it might last for about 400,000 km over its lifetime. That means it could make 667 one-way trips from Zurich to Paris. The fact that it made 1 trip isn't too amazing. If a $40,000 car could only drive one amazing 600 km road trip, imagine having to pay that after each and every road trip, or after driving to and from work for just a couple months.
26:27- Yes, I have been. I didn't understand the customs, so they called me a "Stupid American", but I love the people in Paris, so I thought it was so cool.
37:50 "He shot you with the shotgun, you gonna survive" Ummm, shotguns are commonly used to hunt Deer, Wild Boar, and even Bear... so, no he isn't gonna survive.
Great movie. I re-watched it again recently. Hadn't seen it in a while. Enjoyed it almost as much as the first time I watched it. All of the Bourne movies are good that I have seen -- 1 , 2 , 3 , 5 . I gotta check out the 4th one. It gets mixed reviews. But who goes by reviews? Right? Your reaction was fun, as usual. Some comments mention that someone got on you for talking too much? Dumb. You are the main pull on YOUR channel. The song or movie is secondary, imo . Keep on r'actin . Oh -- that was NOT your actual neck popping ... ??? Someone doing that always freaks me out. No way i am messing with my neck or spine. Uh-uh.
Don't think she understands the concept of time and release dates. Bourne came out over 10 years before John WIck and paved the way for these kinds of action movies. The Daniel Craig style James Bond was based on the Bourne movies.
After the discovered he was an assasin you suggested Bourne would have taken her out already if that's what he wanted. My thought would be...maybe he'll do just that when he remembers who he is.
A Kilometer is 6/10 of a mile. So when he said he could run flat out for a half of a mile, it was almost a kilometer. And Jason Bourne was before John Wick.
One of my favorite things about this movie is that the controller could kill anyone, including his own agents, with impunity but talking crap to his superior? Made it easy to get rid of him as well.
Keep up the older film gems! Mari (Franka Potente), in "RUN LOLA RUN" 1998 (German Language) - I guarantee that you will not be bored. Also, this reminds me of a great Robert Redford & Faye Dunaway movie from the 70s, "Three Days of the Condor" - A "spy" who fights with his brain, more than his fists! Also a collateral romance. Speaking of Redford... "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" 1969, with Paul Newman. You'll fall for both of those actors, when they were young!
You might like the Swedish Millennium tv series The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl who Played with Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest.
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9:05 What do you think?
Thank you for sharing the video. Being yourself in front of the whole wide world takes great courage, you've already done that many times so don't be afraid to speak more. You often display special insights many others wouldn't notice, but those of us who are detail obsessed such as myself definitely appreciate that trait. Look below in the comments for multiple examples. I know for a fact some of them are the internet handles of very well known and imaginative people whose opinions are valued by many. So Ms. Blissflix, please talk more?
Jason Bourne is not copying John Wick. John Wick copied Jason Bourne.
Thank you. So did Bryan Mills & his very special set of skills🖖
Bourne 2002, John Wick not until 2014 so any influence was from Bourne.
Yeah but Jason Bourne is copying Remo Williams. Either way imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
There is no copying. The films are so different that they cannot be compared. Also, the Bourne series has way more cuts during fights, while the fights in John Wick are mostly one shot.
Chuck Norris wrote the script for John Wick and Bourne Identity.
At around 15 minutes in you say you are impressed by the cute little car, that it is still going and reaching Paris. You are going to be even more impressed in just a little bit, when you see what that cute little car really can do! One of the best car chases ever, it feels so real!
I'm most impressed you identified M4's by sight.
Perhaps she's an agent lol
@aaronbarlow4376 Seems legit.
Hi Biss! Enjoyed the reaction. The Bourne films are worth a watch.
Bourne’s pen inspired John Wick. 😉
I bet you say that to all the reactors...
Doubt it
Do these bitches ever say something different
The man from nowhere, inspiration 4 john wick.
18:31 They said she is constantly travelling, she probably carries a toothbrush with her.
I LOVE THIS TRILOGY! You need to see all 3 to get the full Bourne experience. Great reaction & yes, Matt is a total cutie pie!
They're so good! Wouldn't it be cool if they had kept making them? So very sad that THEY ONLY MADE THREE. Ah well.
There are 5 and they only get better.
It's gone beyond a trilogy. It's like a Quintology or whatever the hell they call a 5-part anthology.
(1·58·15) [2002-JUN-14] THE BOURNE IDENTITY
(1·48·30) [2004-JUL-23] THE BOURNE SUPREMACY
(1·55·15) [2007-AUG-03] THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM
(2·15·00) [2012-AUG-10] THE BOURNE LEGACY
(2·03·10) [2016-JUL-29] JASON BOURNE
I only like the first movie. 2 and 3 can be watched, if only completely boring.
@@BlackieNuff Yes...I liked all of them.
Saw an interview with Matt shortly after this movie was released and he was asked what he liked most about making the film. He commented "The anonymity probably.. I was able to slip away in between scenes and days off and just walk around the streets and not be recognized" not realizing this was probably the LAST time he could walk around the streets of Europe and go unrecognized...
The ending scene was filmed on Mykonos, Greece but I think it could have been Corfù since she had a t-shirt that had Corfù on it.
You certainly impressed me when you identified an M4 from the visual.......more and more of your knowledge and abilities are coming out ! Bravo !
She has a particular set of skills . . . . :-)
@@fewwiggle But knowing shotguns is not one of them. She didnt think you can die from a shotgun. Depending upon a 20, 16, and 12 gauge and considering the bore and choke will determine the damage it can cause, and all three will cause death.
They’re on Mykonos in Greece at the end.
Treadstone was the codename for the "alledged" training and "theoretical" program. He was trying to pass it off as a test program that didn't work, and hiding the fact from the commission that it was actually an active black ops program.
And then moved on to "Black Briar" which is essentially the same type of program.
A shotgun wound can create a greater amount of trauma than a single bullet can and a seemingly non-lethal wound can be deadly
@alonzocoyethea6148 and yet a 16 and 12 gauge would be even more powerful. You also have to consider the bore and choke of a shotgun. And there is no way on knowing the gauge of the gun in this movie.
@@zedwpdI have two “sweet 16s” and they are a bitch to shoot, but they’re worth a lot of money so I don’t shoot them. Saves my wallet and my shoulder. Lovely shotguns though, and I have a golden quail 12 ga, one of 500 made, never been fired. It’s probably the prettiest shotgun I own.
and if you use a slug, that's the equivalent of a 0.72 caliber. and at close range, that's total devastation.
This is a movie that’s outdated let it die
I think shotgun injury like that depends a lot on the distance, both because of how many pellets would hit and from how long the pellets have to slow down in the air.
Jason's first shot was from farther away and caught the guy in the shoulder. Then he ran up and was much closer and shot him more full in the chest, so that would have been a lot worse.
I never got used to the castles in Germany. And Garmisch was absolutely one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. On the Austrian alps. It was something I'll never forget.
He isn't like John Wick. He is 12 years before John Wick. Wick is like him.
Plus John wick doesn't do all those quick cuts in fighting scenes. Like the Bourne movies. Enjoy both franchises. But that's the biggest difference for me.
@@aboutthat1440 Yah, for the least cut scenes you need to try "Atomic Blonde." B-)
Also, before John Wick, the new Daniel Craig James Bond took a lot of influence from the Jason Bourne movie franchise style (more serious tone and action scenes, etc.) Which is ironic, since the Jason Bourne ("J.B.") character, obviously had a lot of inspiration from James Bond ("J.B.") and probably Jack Bauer ("J.B.") from the TV show 24, which debuted just the year before this movie came out. 😆 Yes, I know Bourne and Bond are both based upon their novels which came out decades before.
@@reactions5783 Next you'll say John Coffey ("J.C.") is somehow inspired by Jesus Christ ("J.C."). The Green Mile.
Not really
I've been learning German for about 6 months now and I could understand most of the dialogue with your translation helping to confirm the words I missed, love it!
matt damon spoke dutch as well in that scene with, do you know who i am, then tell it to me ---->translation in dutch weet je wie ik ben, dan zeg het me.
There is nothing that I can say that hasn't already been mentioned in the comments, but I do enjoy your reactions, listening to your accent and your jumpy scares are adorable. Looking forward to the next one!
The island where Marie set up shop at the end of the movie is Mykonos, Greece.
If you go back and watch the scene showing Marie waking up in bed in the hotel room in Paris, you will see that she is wearing a T-Shirt with an image of the island of Corfù. I believe Jason noticed, and that 's how he managed to guess she settled somewhere in Greece. How exactly he found her is left purposefully unknown, to add to the almost supernatural competence of the Jason Bourne character.
Great reaction Biss!❤ The Bourne series is action packed! I hope you continue to watch the rest of the series! Luv ya biss❤💛😁
He doesn't speak Turkish @3:21. He speaks Dutch. You know, your friendly neighbors in the West.😂
The last scene was done on the island of Mykonos, Greece.
I have seen this movie like 10 times. This was honestly the first time I noticed that Marie used the red bag from the bank for flowers at the very end. And "I noticed" I mean I wouldn't have noticed if Biss hadn't, so I only noticed because she noticed. But I really like that detail.
Same here.
The important thing is that the movies you are reminded of...came AFTER Bourne. It was a game-changing movie...influencing things like the next James Bond era with Daniel Craig. More realistic close-quarter fighting etc... Keep on with the trilogy for sure.
When he checks his passports, the Russian one literally says "ASDJHASJ QWEJSAHDSKJ" in cyrillic. 🤣
Gunshots in general, and shotguns in particular, are much more lethal than most games and TV make them out to be.
Also, there are a lot of vitals around the shoulder: veins, arteries, lungs and heart aren't far away.
Yes. They don't usually operate to fix broken collar bones now...just let it set naturally to avoid risk of infection near the lungs etc...
bourne was before john wick !!! so now go bourne supremacy !!!
No
The reason for the choice of car for marie (franka potente) was 3 fold 1 it was the mentioned in the books by Robert Ludlum. 2 it was ideally suited to the stunt work. And 3 franka potente who did do some of the driving in the non stunt sequences had only passed her driving examination in late 2000 just prior to filming some of her scenes. And the film company insurance underwriter would only cover her under a strict condition set. Which was no stunt driving of her own. A full uk advance driving test to be undertaken prior to shooting. No vehicle permitted for her use to be over 1000cc (mini used in movie when marie is behind the steering wheel is a stock 998cc model of the car as opposed to stunt car used by Matt damon in the street chase which was heavily modified structurally and mechanically being fitted with a John cooper racing performance works 1348cc rally specification engine.
The Bourne films (all 5) are among my favorites. So glad you did this one and hope you continue. They just keep getting better, so don't stop now. Loved your reactions, you always make my day. :)
I bet you say that to all the reactors
@@MoMoMyPup10 Only the ones that do. :)
Please no stop
20:09 "Girl, you just saw him fight like a . . . like a damn ninja turtle. Are you crazy?!" 🥷🐢🤣
"Biss, don't worry... Talk!"
That's what we're here for!!!
Great reaction as always. This film came out in 2002, 12 years before John Wick came out.
I bet you say that to all the reactors
Biss... I just spent 64 of the last 72 hours watching your channel here. I could listen to you talking all day and night. No need to apologize for jumping or for your higher voice changes either. Be yourself and react as you want to. True fans will keep coming back. 👍🔥🙃
creep much...
Don't call him a creep biss is very buitiful and she has a heart of gold that's rare
Your outro take was "Was a nice movie, not too bad. Nothing too crazy. I did see some things that reminded me of John Wick."
That's all kind of sad.
This movie came out 12 years before John Wick.
John Wick probably wouldn't have existed, or been what it is, without this movie.
This movie wasn't entirely ground-breaking in 2002, but the combo of spies, assassins, secret agencies, one guy vs. a giant organization, the car chase, the blindingly fast martial arts, some gun-fu style fighting; putting all of this together with cool characters we like had never really been done before.
Especially this style of up-close fighting with fists, pens, and close range guns.
People in 2002 walked out of the theater stunned by how awesome this movie was.
It's not your fault that you watched things in the wrong order, but the fact that you were dazzled by John Wick which was heavily influenced by Jason Bourne, but then were only "not too bad" about this awesome movie is a bit sad.
If you saw this before John Wick, you would have been dazzled by it too.
His character is NO HIP HOP LEWZER (at 13:22).
I cannot believe you said that. l o l
When this film came out, men still kept their pants up (My God... !)
The mystique of being a criminal is a big horrible lie.
Bourne is a stand-up guy and a professional.
Luv your channel. You're my favorite ! Keep on posting those songs and movies, dear one.
You are a breath of fresh air and it is a pleasure to spend time on your sites (I know you are intelligent, also, the way you translate languages and quickly pick up on what is said in foreign languages.)
Cheers !
13:21 I personally love when you talk. It is why I subscribed withe bell notification.
Bourne came first. Wick created a fantasy version of Bourne. The Bourne series changed action movies going forward in a few different ways.
The influence on the Bond movies...Casino Royale was much appreciated.
Bourne is for washed up millennials
Biss dont worry talk :D no srsly . i really enjoy your commentary and reactions . keep it up^^
Hi Bisscute glad you liked The Bourne Identity, there are 4 more sequels after this one titled The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum, The Bourne Legacy, and Jason Bourne and hope you like those too.
I absolutely love your reactions, so real, so authentic. Watching your genuine reactions to sone of my favorite songs is amazing as well. Slàinté, a leannan.
You have never seen this! !!!! Can't wait! This was a huge change in the spy / action genre. Daniel Craig's James Bond (Casino Royale) was more gritty and less reliant on gadgets because of this film. Add to this the Nolan Batman and many others. Good on you!
They're in a car alone, you're watching a movie (in theory), but sometimes when you ramble on it looks like you don't want to be here. Just showing up to collect a check.
I enjoyed this more than most. The multilingual aspect of the reaction was compelling.
Those types of reactions are always top notch to watch. Dasha reacts, reaction to John Wick is another great reaction because of this. At least elevated the reaction.
You are right, it's not the same thing. Afraid of heights is common enough, but I think afraid of falling is more common and that is what you have (me too). I love being up in an airplane and I'm fine on a ski resort chairlift or looking down from the top of a mountain but if I'm on too steep of a roof or near an edge with no railing I freeze up or panic. Actually it's not the falling, it's the sudden stop at the bottom that scares the beejabers out of me.
This is probably my favourite series of films. All 5 are good, though 1-3 are the best I think.
Trilogy can stand alone...but all worth watching.
Let it die
Thanks for watching the movie with us! Biss, if you haven't seen "Payback" with Mel Gibson, may I suggest you add it to your list? It's brutal and funny in parts. It has kind of a noire feel to it. I think you'd really like it. :)
Lucy Liu is so hot in that movie.
"Payback" is a fantastic movie. I recommend it to everyone. I'm surprised a little by how few people have seen it.
Fantastic movie, I hope she reacts to it.
Or the original Payback with Glenn Ford. Same basic script & just as riveting.
@@fiddiehacked Can't find the film you described.
Payback is based on a 1962 novel titled The Hunter. A 1967 film with Lee Marvin titled Point Blank is based on the same novel. Wiki
Hi Biss, the car you liked was either a Morris Cooper / Austin Cooper both marks came from the same manufacturer. Originally created in the early `60`s as a cheaper vehicle & proved very popular. If you see any pictures from the swinging `60`s in the U.K., you could see one often custom decorated. I believe they have built newer versions in recent years.
I love to hear you talk Biss
Hello! Just wanted to say I love your reaction to movies and music, I love listening to your voice very soothing and genuine curiosity to what your engage with. You have this passion that I am engage with and I’m here for it, also you’re a little crazy too sometimes lol
And you have a beautiful smile. Can’t wait for more reactions from you.
some of us love listening to you talk, biss ❤
1.)The US Embassy is heavily armed because, diplomatically, it's consider "US Soil" on a foreign land, so, as such, it may be attacked as if it is America itself. In fact, in the past, Embassies HAVE been attacked for US policies on the mainland. If foreign governments allowed it, I bet US Embassies would have tanks and attack helicopters, but alas, the US does what it has to to protect itself from enemies across the globe.
2.)Raised the bar for hand-to-hand combat. It's hard to tell now (21 years later), but the Bourne movies TOOK the action movie genre by storm, elevating hand-to-hand combat scenes. Afterwards, EVERY amovie fight scene was compared to this. 3.5/5?! Maybe now. But 21 years ago, it was more like 4.5/5.
3.)LIKE John Wick?! No...decades BEFORE Wick. Wick DESCRIBES death by pencil, Bourne SHOWs you.
4.)Now that you mention it, Wick's "ex-communicado" looks like they stole the "wake-up-the-sleeper-agent-assassins-with-cool-background-music" idea from Bourne Identity.
Loved your reaction and please talk to your heart's desire
Fun Fact: The are called Gypsys because people thought they were from Egypt.
25:06 I personally think Franka Potente (Marie) looks great with her hair flaming red, like she had in the German movie Run Lola Run (Lola rennt, 1998).
'I wiped down the room for fingerprints '. Bit of a wasted effort unless he planned to set fire to the bed on the way.
Great job, as usual. And I'm sure Marie had her own toothbrush in her bag, btw.
People with semi-transient lifestyles as Marie often have their own necessities with them, but are always on the look out for consumables like toothpaste.
Funny you mention being afraid of heights and having no problem flying.
I became a private pilot to try to overcome my fear of heights.... didn't work, because it really isn't the same.
On the other hand, I've been taking powered paragliding lessons (using a paraglider and wearing a motor on your back), and hanging in what is essentially a lawn chair above the ground is terrifying 😂
There was also a Tread Stone series. It tells how it all started. Really well done but they never finished it. Cant wait to see you react to the other films!!
They didn't give up on Treadstone. They moved it to another division within the CIA and renamed it (in order to hide it).
Your hots for Matt is making me crack up laughing. First the Martian, now this. I think we all have our little crushes. It so sweet 😊
Haha glad you enjoyed this
I read Eamon is her half-brother they were probably like estranged or something
Here is a fun fact.. Tony Gilroy who is behind The Bourne Films, is also responsible for Star Wars Rogue One and Andor :)
13:08- I don't know about all that, but I won't lie. Biss as a translator is pretty freakin cool. I didn't know what they were saying in these Bourne movie, until Biss translated.
He fights like a Ninja Turtle. That's awesome.
‘Don’t worry…please, keep talking’. 😂
Nice reaction. Thanks.
Good Trilogy, I was wondering the same with the toothbrush when I first watched this. Like the black container you where drinking from. Til the next one.
the end of that movie with the music gives me goosebumps lol
“Amnesia is pretty common” …really? I’ve never heard of anyone in real life having it. I only ever see it in TV shows and movies.
5:30 actual shooting location is Prague, not zurich.
This is the first film I saw in HD, back in 2003. I remember being amazed.
I like to listen to your commentary !!
I like your english pronunciations. Very charming!
Much Love to You and Ukraine
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The ending is definitely Greece, specifically the island of Mykonos.
20:24 that look when dude went out the window 😆
"The clothing is early 2000's" -- how did you figure that one out!?
18:15 Marie lived out of her car, so I think it’s logical that she would keep her toothbrush in her bag. Her character’s different, but I don’t think she’s crazy.
I've watched this franchise a million times, and I never noticed that she used the bag as a flower pot haha Good eye!
love the accent! good reaction! very expressive, especially the cheekiness! Easy Subscription from me!
Mykonos, Greece, Eamon's home is in the Czech Republic. Said it's in Prague.
This is based on the not very well known book "The Underhill Identity" which was based in the Shire, and starts with a Hobbit being found floating face down in the Brandywine River, with the name of a pub embedded under his skin.
Not even funny
@@MoMoMyPup10 Is too.
Hilarious 😂😂😂
I don't have any idea who's toothbrush that actually is, because when we flash to that scene she's already using it. It's a safe assumption that she's using her own toothbrush. The one she brings with her when she travels.
Great series! 😁 hope you do the whole franchise! :)
💘 Julia Stiles! 🥰🥰🥰 I've had a thing for her since "10 Things I Hate About You" 😅
Another great reaction, this time with some eye candy for you!
22:38 "This car is amazing. It did so many kilometers and is still going."
I don't know what kind of garbage cars you are used to.
Zurich to Paris is about 600 km.
That car is a Mini Cooper.
It's a reasonable expectation that it might last for about 400,000 km over its lifetime.
That means it could make 667 one-way trips from Zurich to Paris.
The fact that it made 1 trip isn't too amazing.
If a $40,000 car could only drive one amazing 600 km road trip, imagine having to pay that after each and every road trip, or after driving to and from work for just a couple months.
26:27- Yes, I have been. I didn't understand the customs, so they called me a "Stupid American", but I love the people in Paris, so I thought it was so cool.
37:50 "He shot you with the shotgun, you gonna survive" Ummm, shotguns are commonly used to hunt Deer, Wild Boar, and even Bear... so, no he isn't gonna survive.
Fun reaction.
18:20 she's constantly moving from place to place, I'm sure she brings her own toothbrush. 😂
Great movie. I re-watched it again recently. Hadn't seen it in a while. Enjoyed it almost as much as the first time I watched it.
All of the Bourne movies are good that I have seen -- 1 , 2 , 3 , 5 . I gotta check out the 4th one. It gets mixed reviews. But who goes by reviews? Right? Your reaction was fun, as usual. Some comments mention that someone got on you for talking too much? Dumb. You are the main pull on YOUR channel. The song or movie is secondary, imo . Keep on r'actin .
Oh -- that was NOT your actual neck popping ... ??? Someone doing that always freaks me out. No way i am messing with my neck or spine. Uh-uh.
Don't think she understands the concept of time and release dates. Bourne came out over 10 years before John WIck and paved the way for these kinds of action movies. The Daniel Craig style James Bond was based on the Bourne movies.
Yes, spy movies and close-quarter fighting had to be more believable...and Casino Royale got with the program superbly :-)
After the discovered he was an assasin you suggested Bourne would have taken her out already if that's what he wanted. My thought would be...maybe he'll do just that when he remembers who he is.
A Kilometer is 6/10 of a mile. So when he said he could run flat out for a half of a mile, it was almost a kilometer. And Jason Bourne was before John Wick.
the surgical knife is called a SCALpel
Great reaction! "I like a good man" :p
One of my favorite things about this movie is that the controller could kill anyone, including his own agents, with impunity but talking crap to his superior? Made it easy to get rid of him as well.
The final scene is in Mykonos, Greece.
Keep up the older film gems! Mari (Franka Potente), in "RUN LOLA RUN" 1998 (German Language) - I guarantee that you will not be bored. Also, this reminds me of a great Robert Redford & Faye Dunaway movie from the 70s, "Three Days of the Condor" - A "spy" who fights with his brain, more than his fists! Also a collateral romance. Speaking of Redford... "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" 1969, with Paul Newman. You'll fall for both of those actors, when they were young!
In my opinion, this is one of the top 3 trilogies.
Talk, BissCute, TALK! :)
I love it when you get a jumpscare. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As far as the pencil thing, even though John Wick did it, is was actually 12 years later. Done here "first".
You might like the Swedish Millennium tv series The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl who Played with Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest.