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12/06/2014 04:10 par tellurikwaves

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12/06/2014 04:10 par tellurikwaves

Mr Renner burns the screen!
8/10
Author: ccdubuc from Canada
16 August 2012

Thanks to the 2 heroes,I give a good mark though the script was a labyrinth of complica tions between different US National Security Services and their different projects more or less secret, some of them more secret within secrets because untellable, unacceptable. And when one of those has to disappear, lots of dead people it means. Here is the story of another run-for-his-life hero, Jeremy Renner!

He surprised me this actor. He blows the screen from his very first appearance until the last. And Mrs Weisz, the co-runner-for-her-life does well too as an evolving character, a woman scientist who goes from naive close to stupid terrified victim to a full grown resilient survivor, doing very well with Mr Renner.

Wow they are good! They SAVE the movie Let's hope there will be a sequel with these two but with a MUCH IMPROVED script, please. I declare myself a fan for Mr Renner (Please forgive my probably curious use of English, my second language...)

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12/06/2014 03:39 par tellurikwaves

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12/06/2014 03:39 par tellurikwaves

Well done!
10/10
Author: darklits from Finland
28 September 2012

I was really skeptical going in, but having seen it, I have to say it was frigging AWESOME! Loved every second of it! SO worth the money! Finally something taking Bourne back in business! Bourne Ultimatum was just OK because of the constant stupid camera shaking that just made me mad so I did not enjoy that movie. The camera shaking was just too much. It made it very hard to follow the movie. This one tho was just smooth and cool! Well done Tony!

Having said that I would have liked that Matt would have made at least a cameo Its sad and unprofessional for Matt do take a stance like that. "I will only do Bourne with Paul" What are you twelve?". Matt you are the coolest guy on earth,but Tony made a better Bourne then Paul did with the last two. I really hope Renner and Damon will be in the next Bourne and Tony Gilroy directing!

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12/06/2014 03:22 par tellurikwaves

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12/06/2014 03:22 par tellurikwaves

Flashback

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One of the best movies I have seen all year.
10/10
Author: Nathan Broadbent from New Zealand
15 September 2012

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

I absolutely loved every minute of this movie, but let me start out by saying that I'm not a fan of any of the first three Bourne movies. I will also say that because this story is so different to the previous movies, it would have probably been better to give it a different title. There didn't need to be any reference to Bourne at all.

One of the highlights for me was the level of accuracy in the CIA search team. It was surprisingly refreshing to see satellite feeds from across the world portrayed with their accurate limitations. This made me engage with that part of the story on a much deeper level, and I really felt the tension as the search team grew closer and closer to their target.

The chase sequence is one of the best I have seen. Manila was an amazing choice of location. It had it's one cheesy moment, but I was holding onto my seat the entire time. I enjoyed the lull after the first part of the chase, and I especially liked the very sharp and conclusive ending. The acting was absolutely spot on.

I loved the details that helped to set the tone for certain scenes.For example,the Australian character at the Manila laboratory really helped to create a general overtone of semi-incompetence, which was crucial to the belief that their break-in and escape was actually plausible.

I loved the storyline, and found it very refreshing after seeing too many movies that deal with revenge or uncovering conspiracies. Perhaps it says something about my personality, but I really enjoyed the premise that all they wanted to do was get away, and live in peace. I thought the suspense was really well managed, during the scene where the border guards were checking their passports.

The final scene of the movie released all of this built-up tension, and I think it was a perfect, happy ending. The ending reminded me of the movie 'Limitless', how the character's world can collapse at any moment, but they make it to the end, and are well-prepared to deal with any threats in the future.

So there you go. One 10 star review in a sea of disappointed critics.

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11/06/2014 19:56 par tellurikwaves

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11/06/2014 19:56 par tellurikwaves

Edward Norton : colonel Eric Byer

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A Solid Continuation That Nevertheless Goes Through the Rhythms
8/10
Author: Simon_Says_Movies from Toronto, ON, Canada
23 August 2012

There is never just one. We've reached our fourth globe-trotting adventure based on the novels of the late Robert Ludlum, and the first without former series lead Matt Damon as the enigmatic superspy Jason Bourne. With its name taken from a 2004 installment not actually penned by Ludlum, The Bourne Legacy explores the ripple effect of the events that played out in The Bourne Ultimatum. While little could be done to cushion the drop in quality that was bound to come with well, anything, that followed that near-masterpiece of action, Jeremy Renner makes an apt substitute and the thrills, wit and set pieces are all top notch, even if it won't quite have audiences asking, "Jason who?"

In the mischievous and highly top secret world of clandestine CIA superspy programs, the program previously known as Treadstone has once again morphed – from Treadstone to Blackbriar and now to Outcome (officially known as Alcom), a bio-weapons division in New York State that operates under the ruse of a pharmaceutical research firm. It is through this project that Rachel Weisz's Dr. Marta Shearing crosses path with Outcome agent Aaron Cross, as her employer's cloak-and-dagger endeavors supply its agent with viral treatments that boost both physical and mental efficiency.

While on a training procedure in Alaska, Cross is nearly assassinated by his own people after it's been decided by the powers that be that Jason Bourne's actions in "Ultimatum" have metastasized beyond repair and all outlying assets must be eliminated (including Dr. Shearing and her peers). Going on the run is one thing for Cross, but now without the pills he has been taking to keep himself stimulated, he faces the threat of crashing like a lifetime heroine addict gone cold turkey – a dire situation which would indefinitely lead to his — and the doctor's — death.

With Tony Gilroy, some will be relieved to be done with the shaky cam approach of Paul Greengrass but what does remain intact is Gilroy's dense, jargon-filled dialogue that even if being dumb, always sounds so incredibly smart. There is certainly no mistaking that this is a film from this universe.The Bourne Legacy is easily the goriest of the bunch and at times really pushes the envelope when it comes to a PG-13 rating. As evidenced in the trailers, there is an early-set shooting involving Weisz's character and it is quite disturbing and effective in its robotic ruthlessness.

Forget the controversial scene in Gangster Squad that is being reshot due to the Aurora, Colo. shootings, this sequence is bound to give anyone close to that event vivid flashbacks. And speaking of Weisz, even in her quiet moments (and she has plenty of loud and quiet) she steals her show coming off as both devastated and strong and nimbly sidesteps the oft- seen trope of the shrieking helpless female victim.

Gilroy's foray has a number of inspired instances, and though "Legacy" could have used about 15 minutes of trimming, it never bores. There are a number of intense and well-choreographed sequences that aptly showcase Cross' lethality and they're presented with enough frequency amidst the bureaucracy. An electric and immensely entertaining sequence takes place back when Cross is back in Alaska and attempting to avoid a quick death both by a military drone and a pack of wolves. I won't spoil anything, but it puts a whole new spin on the "slip your GPS tracker so your pursuers think you're somewhere else" cliché.

At other times, however, it seems like Gilroy is just going down the "Bourne" checklist even down to playing Moby's "Extreme Ways" at the end credits (I was really glad about that, actually). Bourne beats up some unsuspecting guards — check. Bourne engages in an extended car chase in an exotic location — check. Bourne evades capture by running along rooftops — check. Another agent is sent to eliminate Bourne — check. The only "check" missing is the inclusion of the man himself.However,in lieu of giving us an utter decons truction of the series (or nothing at all), why should we be disappointed that The Bourne Legacy gives us everything we could expect (and at times quite a bit more)?

It also becomes clear pretty early on that Damon's Bourne is not the only one who has been given a redux. David Strathairn's Noah Vosen (who is under investigation following his attempted cover-up) has been given the form of Edward Norton's Eric Byer and Joan Allen's Pamela Landy (who is also having problems with her "treason" as it were) effectively with Donna Murphy's Dita Mandy (only changed one letter in the last name there). It's safe to say, despite strong performances, they feel like a downgrade when recalling the fiery antagonism shared with Vosen and Landy in The Bourne Ultimatum.

One thing The Bourne Legacy makes utterly clear is that at the distinguished age of 41, Jeremy Renner has proved himself to be a formidable action hero, both bringing a classic look to Cross but also matching Damon in displays of physicality and athleticism. He has now proved his leading man potential and I look forward to Renner headlining further action adventures (be it in this series or others).

But after all the conspiracies have been unmasked and the last bullet drained, I still couldn't help but miss Damon in the lead role. We all knew how great he was as Jason Bourne, but it would seem that I at least took his work for granted, perhaps failing to truly appreciate how magnetic he was in his ass-kickery. Let's hope Damon comes to miss his involvement and teams up with Renner in future missions, because that would be an on-screen duo worthy of all kinds of legacies.

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11/06/2014 19:46 par tellurikwaves

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11/06/2014 19:46 par tellurikwaves

Expectations seem too high
8/10
Author: rbrt_gilchrist from Australia
29 August 2012

I have never written a review here, but I felt compelled to actually step up and defend this movie.The Bourne Legacy was everything I expected it to be. It couldn't be too close to the previous Bourne films, but had to be close enough to let us know a storm is coming.

Bourne's presence throughout the film is what spins this story into action and I felt it was balanced perfectly. We all want Bourne, but this is Aaron Cross's story. Renner and Weisz were great, but I think the scripting has been derided by many as terrible. I had no issues with anything and even felt compelled by Renner'scharacter motivation. This was someone yearning to be more, not someone who was already better than everyone else, but just couldn't remember.

Let's cross our fingers and hope we all get what we want and pair Bourne and Cross in the next film.There is so much more going on than just Jason Bourne and if we don't get to explore that then the franchise will be poorer for it!

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11/06/2014 19:42 par tellurikwaves

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11/06/2014 19:42 par tellurikwaves

Box-office
Mondial : 275 831 227 $
États-Unis : 113 203 870 $
France : 950 724 entrées

Dès son premier week-end en salles aux États-Unis, Jason Bourne : L'Héritage prend la tête du box-office avec 38 142 825 $ de recettes totalisées , parvenant à faire un meilleur démarrage que La Mémoire dans la Peau, qui, en 2002, engrangeait 27 118 640 $ de recettes durant la même période, mais ne parvient à atteindre les recettes des deux opus suivants durant le premier week-end à l'affiche (La Mort dans la Peau avec 52 521 865 $ et La Vengeance dans la Peau avec 69 283 690 $).

En première semaine, les bénéfices s'élèvent à 52 561 080 $. Resté treize semaines à l'affiche, Jason Bourne : L'Héritage totalise 113 203 870 $, résultat décevant au vu de son budget de production de 125 millions et en comparaison avec les recettes des trois précédents volets au box-officeaméricain .

Les recettes internationales s'élèvent à 162 940 880 $ , portant le cumul des recettes pour le box-office mondial à 276 144 750 $, se classant à la troisième place des meilleures recettes mondiales de la série de films Bourne.

En France, le film totalise 950 724 entrées après être resté sept semaines en salles. Il s'agit du second film, après La Mémoire dans la Peau (765 614 entrées), à ne pas atteindre le million d'entrées au box-office.

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11/06/2014 17:03 par tellurikwaves

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11/06/2014 17:03 par tellurikwaves

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11/06/2014 16:53 par tellurikwaves

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Rachel Weisz : Dr Marta Shearing, la généticienne

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Fiche technique
Titre original : The Bourne Legacy
Titre français : Jason Bourne : L'Héritage
Réalisation : Tony Gilroy
Scénario : Tony Gilroy et Dan Gilroy
Direction artistique : Charlie Campbell et Molly Hughes
Décors : Kevin Thompson
Costumes : Shay Cunliffe
Photographie : Robert Elswit
Montage : John Gilroy
Musique : James Newton Howard
Casting : Ellen Chenoweth
Production : Patrick Crowley, Frank Marshall,
Ben Smith et Jeffrey M. Weiner
Production exécutive : Jennifer Fox et Henry Morrison
Sociétés de production : Bourne Film Productions,
Bourne Four Productions, Captivate Entertainment et Universal Pictures
Société(s) de distribution : Universal Pictures (États-Unis)
Budget : 125 000 000 dollars U.S
Pays d'origine : États-Unis
Langue originale : anglais
Format : couleur - 35 mm - 2,35:1 - son Dolby Digital
Genre : action, thriller
Durée : 135 minutes
Dates de sortie : États-Unis : 10 août 2012
France : 19 septembre 2012

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11/06/2014 16:47 par tellurikwaves

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11/06/2014 16:47 par tellurikwaves

La presse frenchy

«une variation de cadence...des scènes d'action spectaculaires...un rythme impitoyable conçu comme tissage intelligent d'un montage à grande vitesse et de la musique trépidante»(Le Monde). «alterne de façon un peu binaire les scènes de bla-bla et les scènes de boum-boum peine à trouver son identité, et sa raison d’être.» (Le nouvel Observateur). «La course est brillamment relancée dans ce thriller percutant et soigné, mené par un étonnant Jeremy Renner.» (Télérama). «Alimentée par une paranoïa en béton, l'action en flux continu garantit un spectacle presque épuisant.» (Première)

Ha ha ha je confirme...j'étais léssivé à la fin du film !!

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11/06/2014 16:39 par tellurikwaves

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11/06/2014 16:39 par tellurikwaves

Cast
Jeremy Renner : Aaron Cross / Kenneth James Kitsom / Dr Karl Brundage / Outcome 5
Edward Norton : colonel Eric Byer
Rachel Weisz : Dr Marta Shearing, la généticienne
David Strathairn : Noah Vosen
Albert Finney : Dr Albert Hirsch
Scott Glenn : Ezra Kramer
Oscar Isaac : no 3 (rencontré par Aaron Cross)
Donna Murphy : Dita, membre de l'équipe de Byer
Stacy Keach : l'administrateur Mark Turso
Zeljko Ivanek : Dr Donald Foite
Corey Stoll : Vendel, membre de l'équipe de Byer
David Asmar : Evan Pines, membre de l'équipe de Byer
Elizabeth Marvel : Dr Connie Dowd, la psychotérapeute
Michael Chernus : Arthur Ingram
Dennis Boutsikaris: Ward
Michael Berresse : Leonard
Michael Papajohn : Larry Hooper
Eli Harris : un colonel
Lou Veloso : le pêcheur
Joan Allen ( : Pamela « Pam » Landy(brève apparition)
Matt Damon : Jason Bourne / David Webb (caméo photographique)