Jason Bourne [DVD]

Love it very clear picture

Good movie

I've read all of Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne novels and very much enjoyed them. I've also seen all of the Jason Bourne movies and, yeah, I very much enjoyed them as well. Including this one. That said, it must be stressed that Ludlum's Jason Bourne character and Matt Damon's version of that same character are NOT cut from the same cloth. That's not surprising since we all know that no movie can capture the intricacies of plot and character that a book can. It's, in fact, unrealistic to assume that films adapted from novels are going to be faithful to the original text. (Even "The Maltese Falcon," widely recognized as being one of the most faithful adaptations of a novel, isn't completely so.) The changes in the story are obvious, though not surprising given the different mediums at play in telling it. To begin with, Ludlum's version gets married and the man who "created" him winds up as his ally after realizing the error of his ways. That doesn't happen in the movie versions and there are probably some good reasons for that. Whether there are or not, however, is not a basis for argument because, again, films and novels are different animals altogether. Okay, now that we've cleared that up, let me say that the film franchise gives viewers - most of whom have probably not read the novels - a cinematic hero that is a deeply conflicted loner. In this latest installment of the franchise. Damon's version of the iconic character is older, more battle-scarred, and - if possible - even more of a loner than he's been in the last two films. There is no indication that he's going to change any time soon because he's suffered too much betrayal and tragedy in his life to ever really trust anyone other than himself. The result: We have an action-oriented character who is not painted as a deep thinker. Because that's true I don't believe it's altogether fair to criticize the narrative for staying true to that character. Damon's version of Bourne is not a schemer, not a plotter, and doesn't have an overwhelming desire to "set things right" in the world. He just wants to make it through another day. As a result, the movie versions are - and should be - action oriented rather than plot oriented. "Jason Bourne" is no exception to that rule and if the action sequences seem over the top and unrealistic my point is that no one should be surprised by that fact. In truth, they should be surprised - and disappointed - if they are not. Director Paul Greengrass does a nice job of moving what is a long movie along at a fast pace. He is a sure-handed director and that is evident in this movie. The technical crew that worked with him on this film is also first rate as evidenced by the fact that the action sequences reflect a great deal of thought and preparation. The cast is also excellent. There are some critics who have said that casting Alicia Vikander as the female lead is a bad choice because she appears so young - especially in those scenes with Tommy Lee Jones as the CIA director - but I think that's also unfair. Throughout the movie she is painted as a member of the new, young, impatient and techno savvy cadre of the spy agency. Because of that, I think she's a fine choice for the role. Damon and Vincent Cassel, are excellent as Bourne and the mysterious killer known only as "The Asset" but I would single out Julia Stiles - reprising her role as Nikki Parsons - for her exceptional work in the film. She doesn't have a lot of screen time but she makes the absolute most of the time she has. Stiles appears older, more weathered in this film. That's in keeping with the fact she is no longer a CIA employee but someone that has decided she can no longer support its goals and lives off the grid as a result. I found her performance to be nicely nuanced. It comes down to this: "Jason Bourne" is an action flick and there is plenty of that. If you are a fan of the franchise, i think you'll find it as satisfying as I did.

Jason Bourne is the fifth, and likely final, movie in the Bourne franchise. It saw the return of Matt Damon as the titular Jason Bourne and Julia Stiles as Nicky Parsons, after the Bourne Legacy with Jeremey Renner and Rachel Weisz underperformed. The style of the movie is much like the others in the franchise with Bourne seeking answers about the Treadstone program and trying to evade government agents sent this time by Tommy Lee Jones' character Robert Dewey, the current director of the CIA, who is another in the long cavalcade of agents who have tried to take down Bourne. As is the case with all of the other movies, there is a ton of good action, and the requisite chase sequence, which is again the highlight of the action. For those who get the blu-ray set, the A/V quality is very good and there are a decent amount of extras. Those include seven making-of and behind-the-scenes featurettes ranging from about four and a half minutes to just under nine minutes. Overall, the movie is good, but really nothing all that different from what we have seen in the other movies. It would have been very nice had there been a team-up between Bourne and Renner's character Aaron Cross, but unfortunately, because of Renner's MCU commitments, that was not meant to be. This movie feels like it could be the final movie in the series, but it ends in a way that another movie could be made at some point. The supporting cast in this movie is very good and, besides Jones, includes Alicia Vikander as Heather Lee, head of the CIA Cyber Ops Division, and Vincent Cassel as an assassin sent after Bourne. I would say, in general, if you have enjoyed the other movies, you will probably like this one, especially with Damon reprising the Bourne character. If, however, you did not like the earlier movies or felt they were getting stale, this one is not likely to change your mind.

a very top notch “non-stop action filled”collection of movies .. no ifs ands or buts : the 007s and mission impossibles are distant seconds .. enjoy fullest on a big screen led

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DVD vendido no Brasil mas não tem áudio nem legendas em Português. Isso deveria ser informado no anúncio.

Der Film "knüpft" sozusagen an die alten Bourne Filme an. Vollgepackt mit Action, so wie man Jason Bourne eben kennt. Die Story ist flott und gut gemacht. Von mir bekommt er 5 Sterne, für alles! Ein gelungenes Gesamtpaket! Kann ich nur empfehlen :)

Jason Bourne 2016, DVD, with bonus features, including "Bringing Back Matt Damon as Bourne"; and a download of the film to watch - don't know if that has expired, or still works. Used, condition as described. No delivery issues. Upscales well. I saw this at the cinema, when released, found it underwhelming, and forgot all but the " one punch" fight at the beginning of the film. I bought this as heavily discounted, and i have the other 4, which were also cheapos. I recently watched the first Bourne,"Identity", in which I just couldn't face JB 🛟 floating in the sea, fished out, operated on, due to some bullet perforations; and his "Who am I?" and "Why can't I remember anything useful" tantrums! So, skillful use of the menu had me start this first film after he has been turfed off the fishing boat, paid to leave, and is walking in the rain, getting a soaking in his red padded jacket. What a difference that "editing made!" I thoroughly enjoyed the film more than the previous viewings, on my bargain blu ray edition; even the Mrs said it was a good film, who had been difficult in giving the ok for us to watch it, as she could only remember she didn't like it; a rare win for me ! Well, this outing, number 4, has the same problem; what a drag! The seconds long desert fight, mooching about, bit of fight clubbing, 🤦❗Then young JB finds a note from Nicky Parsons, to meet him, and it's thriller time! I tested my "how to" theory on vastly improving a film, by getting to that menu, clicked on Scenes, and, after some consideration of misleading photos for scenes 1-4, I picked Scene 5. Bingo! "Adrienne" as our other hero would shout! Bourne walking to meet up with Nicky Parsons, being tracked by agency goons; as well as "the asset", angrily thrashing his rolling Golf Mk5 whatever, like a lawn mower; as Jase and Nicky end up sharing a police motorbike Jase "took" from it's rightful rider! Full marks, thereon; sound thrashings, and top class action set pieces! If only we still had VHS - I could have spliced from the end of the beginning titles, to the end of Scene 4, and Jason on his way to see Nicky P. Achieved 5⭐s, for sub 3€ price, condition, and quick delivery. Film recommended, anyway, as is not based on a comic, or computer game, and IS a decent sequel. "Legacy" & "Ultimatum" remain the best for me. (I haven't watched the bringing back of Mr Damon as Bourne, yet, but I will be surprised if it confirms the research I did before Jeremy Renner starred in The Bourne Legacy. Although director Paul Greengrass did well with "The Bourne Supremacy", and it's sequel "Ultimatum", his " The Green Zone" was a huge failure, that cost studio Universal around US$50 million, maybe plus promotions, and they didn't like the taste of that size of loss! So Mr. Greengrass was informed that he would not be directing the next Jason Bourne film. In what I feel is admirable, especially by film industry standards, but misguided loyalty, and having an adverse affect on his career, Mr. Damon declined to play Jason Bourne again, unless Paul Greengrass was the director. That was Mr Damon's position for a number of years, and so Jeremy Renner was chosen for "The Bourne Legacy"; and he certainly looked fitter, and was more energetic in his part, especially in the freezing, mountainous, outdoors. Sadly, as Legacy did not earn as much as "Ultimatum", Mr Renner was not asked back. The stalemate remained between Mr Damon, and Universal - No Paul Greengrass, no Matt Damon, and no new JB Bourne film, pending interventions and negotiations.....until 2016!)

El tàndem formado por Paul Greengrass (director) y Matt Damon (actor) ha regresado. Damon recupera su papel más icónico en «Jason Bourne», trepidante thriller de acción que demuestra el porqué Greengrass y Damon siguen siendo una excelente combinación en pantalla, en esta ocasión junto a los actores Tommy Lee Jones (saga Men in Black), Vincent Cassel (El Pacto de los Lobos), Alicia Vikander (Ex Machina), y Julia Stiles (saga Bourne). Puede que en lo que al personaje creado por Robert Ludlum se refiere haya ciertos síntomas de agotamiento o desgaste, debido principàlmente a que a nivel argumental no caben muchas màs vueltas de tuerca a su pasado. Pero en sí la película es muy entretenida (como toda la saga, en realidad), dotada de una gran fotografía y planificación del rodaje, y cómo no, bien cargada de acción y de secuencias memorables. Compra recomendada 100% de esta película "vibrante" en el sentido más literal de la palabra (ya sabéis, la saga Bourne siempre se ha caracterizado por sus constantes meneos y tembleques con la càmara). ♦La edición en Blu-Ray UltraHD incluye 2 discos: uno con la película en Ultra HD 4K y otro con la película y el contenido extra en BD. ♦La edición en Blu-Ray incluye 1 disco con la película y el contenido extra en BD. ♦La edición en DVD incluye 1 disco con la película y una parte del contenido extra en DVD. -----Características Técnicas en BD UltraHD----- La calidad de imágen de «Jason Bourne» en formato Blu-Ray UltraHD 4K no es ni mucho menos de referencia, aparte del hecho de incluir bastante grano en algunas secuencias, en concreto en aquellas que discurren en espacios más limitados, oscuros y cerrados. De todas formas, la imagen se aprecia nítida, con un uso correcto e intenso tanto de la gama de colores como del contraste. La película en UltraHD viene presentada en formato de pantalla 2:40:1 Letterbox y contiene pistas de audio en Inglés DTS.X Master Audio; Alemán DTS Digital High Resolution Audio 7.1; Castellano, Italiano, Turco y Tailandés DTS Digital Surround 5.1. Incluye subtitulos opcionales en Inglés codificado para sordos, Castellano, Italiano, Alemán, Turco y Tailandés. -----Características Técnicas y Extras en BD----- «Jason Bourne» en Blu-Ray viene presentada en formato de pantalla 2:40:1 Letterbox y contiene pistas de audio en Inglés DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1; Castellano, Francés, Italiano, Alemán y Turco DTS Digital Surround 5.1. Incluye subtítulos opcionales en Inglés codificado para sordos, Castellano, Francés, Italiano, Alemán, Holandés, Islandés, Finlandés, Danés, Noruego, Sueco, Turco, Portugués, Árabe e Hindi. Incluye 49 minutos de contenido adicional en HD, repartidos en: ★ Tráiler promocional del Parque Temático de Harry Potter, de Universal Studios (0'34"). ★ Tráiler de La Gran Muralla (1'29") [Nota: ámbos tráilers aparecen justo antes de llegar al menú principal de la película]. ★ 4 reportajes= • El Regreso de Bourne (8'16"). • Las Peleas de Bourne [reportaje de 18 minutos compuesto de estas 3 secciones]: Boxeo a Puño Limpio (7'56"). De Cerca (4'28"). Peleas Ilegales (5'59"). • Huida en Atenas (5'37"). • Enfrentamiento Final en Las Vegas [reportaje de 15 minutos compuesto de estas 2 secciones]: Caos en la Convención (6'36"). Cerrar la Franja (8'25"). ----Características Técnicas y Extras en DVD---- «Jason Bourne» en DVD viene presentada en formato de pantalla 2:40:1 Widescreen y contiene pistas de audio en Castellano, Inglés, Francés e Italiano Dolby Digital 5.1; con subtítulos opcionales en Inglés codificado para sordos, Castellano, Francés, Italiano, Holandés y Portugués. Su material adicional se compone de: ★2 reportajes= • El Regreso de Bourne (8min). • Enfrentamiento Final en Las Vegas (15min). Por último y ya para terminar, para quienes pudiesen estar interesados/as en completar el resto de la saga en Blu-Ray, existe un pack de importación en BD a muy buen precio con las 4 entregas anteriores complétamente en Castellano. En concreto, me estoy refiriendo al pack edición de Italia de «The Bourne Collection (4 Blu-Ray)», cuyo código ASIN es: B00GO95OVQ (solo hace falta introducir el código en el buscador para que aparezca diréctamente dicho pack en cuestión).