JASON BOURNE

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JASON BOURNE Movie

2016

(6,7 out of 10)
Azione (Thriller)
2 h 3 min - 123 min
Directed by Paul Greengrass

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	Matt Damon
	Tommy Lee Jones
	Alicia Vikander
	Vincent Cassel

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Nicky Parsons, ex-agente della CIA, si infiltra in un ritrovo di hacker a Reykjavik per penetrare nei segreti dell'intelligence statunitense. Così facendo recupera quello che forse è il tassello mancante nella ricostruzione delle origini di Jason Bourne, uomo trasformato in una sorta di macchina omicida in seguito a un esperimento della CIA. Nicky riesce a contattare Bourne, datosi alla macchia, e l'incontro tra i due attira subito le attenzioni dei vertici di Langley, determinati a eliminare entrambi.  Paul Greengrass e Matt Damon ridanno vita a una franchise che pareva finita, dopo un capitolo - The Bourne Legacy - che aveva provato a rimpiazzare il protagonista con Jeremy Renner. Neanche Jason Bourne sfugge alla "coazione a proseguire" che ormai caratterizza inequivocabilmente il cinema contemporaneo - non c'è band che non si riunisca, non c'è eroe che non venga resuscitato. Dopo una trilogia che ha inciso profondamente nel cinema action americano, Bourne torna quindi a colpire. I network di spie sul campo e di hacker si confondono sempre più, in un intrico che recupera il personaggio di Nicky Parsons e introduce un suo possibile sostituto, Heather Lee, ambiziosa agente dei servizi segreti che porta il volto angelico di Alicia Vikander.  Un'operazione analoga a quella del Bond post-Lazenby di Diamonds Are Forever che ha il chiaro intento di spostare l'accento dai segreti e i misfatti della CIA a quelli del "deep web" e delle possibili manipolazioni dei social network. Lo script viene scarnificato e ridotto all'essenziale: Matt Damon pronuncia quindici battute in tutto il film e la sua nemesi interpretata da Vincent Cassel anche meno. È un trionfo, modernissimo e spersonalizzante, di dispositivi elettronici e fucili a ripetizione, auto distrutte ed esplosioni, in cui il fattore umano è sempre più relegato sullo sfondo. Difficile eccepire sulla scelta di Greengrass, specialmente quando supportata da sequenze action come quella che ha luogo durante i moti di piazza Syntagma ad Atene (ricostruita in Spagna).  Ma il tema di stretta attualità e ricco di implicazioni sulla contaminazione della rete e del post-Snowden richiedono tutt'altra trattazione rispetto a quella semplicistica operata da Greengrass e dagli sceneggiatori (per non parlare del ricordo paterno come movente del ritorno di Bourne). Dall'arrivo a Las Vegas e dalla conferenza stampa di Kalloor - una sorta di Zuckerberg che ha faustianamente stretto la mano al male - ogni traccia di credibilità residua svanisce, consegnando lo svolgimento a un'assolutoria identificazione del male nella "vecchia" CIA e dimostrando lacune di vario grado nella conoscenza tecnologica della materia. Anche la lunga sequenza action che conclude la vicenda sperpera quanto di buono realizzato in piazza Syntagma, con un duello all'arma bianca che non aggiunge nulla alla metamorfosi da uomo a belva feroce del Soi Cheang di Dog Bite Dog (l'action americano guarda ancora a Hong Kong, anche se quest'ultima è quasi priva di un presente cinematografico).  Rinunciare così chiaramente alle implicazioni politiche che sembra suggerire la trama, considerando quel che viene raccontato un semplice orpello, o uno strumento per sfoggiare la propria tecnica, è poco per le necessità del cinema action nel 2016. Siamo già passati di qui, ed è tempo di una fase 2, per dirla alla maniera della Marvel. (Già) visto quel che è capace di realizzare tecnicamente Greengrass, (già) visto l'uomo-macchina-killer-depersonalizzato e invincibile, resta solo una sensazione di impossibilità - quasi un rifiuto consapevole - di coinvolgimento spettatoriale e quindi una crescente e inevitabile noia.

In the CIA base on Reykjavik where there's an entire team of hackers, one of them says "Use SQL to corrupt their databases".<br><br>A hacker would never, ever say that but would say something along the lines of "Use an SQL exploit" and likely use the code name for the exploit. The writers may have intentionally put this in the script, though so this may not be a goof. <br>------------------------<br><br>In The Bourne Ultimatum - Il ritorno dello sciacallo, the real date of birth of David Webb is revealed to be Sept 13, 1970, however in the Treadstone documents found by Nicky Parsons early in this movie it is shown to be June 4th, 1978. The photograph shown on the same document in the Treadstone file is also entirely different than the photograph previously used in the earlier movies. <br>------------------------<br><br>In The Bourne Ultimatum - Il ritorno dello sciacallo, when the information for Nicky Parsons is being searched on screen, her details are listed as:- Parsons, Nicolette - Date of Birth: 28th March 1979.In this movie, when the same information is brought up on screen, her details are listed as:- Nicolette Parsons (Nicky) - Date of Birth: 28th March 1983. <br>------------------------<br><br>After the police truck entered the casino, Jason Bourne gets out of his car and proceeds the pursuit. Walking down a hill, the camera and operator are shown in the wet reflecting concrete. <br>------------------------<br><br>When Robert Dewey is introduced in the film in McLean, he is seen packing files away into a briefcase on his desk, and then having a phone conversation with Jeffers about the leak that has occurred. However, visible on Dewey's desk is a pad of paper with his mobile phone on, and the first sheet on that pad clearly has the scripted lines for Dewey's side of the phone call handwritten on them, possibly written by Tommy Lee Jones so he could remember his lines or read them between takes and then accidentally left in shot. <br>------------------------<br><br>For the scenes taking place in Athens, both police and civilian vehicles have license plates which include letters that can't be found in the Greek alphabet, such as G and J. License plates in Greece only have letters that are common to both the Greek and the Latin alphabets. <br>------------------------<br><br>When the Asset (Vincent Cassel) arrives in the Athens International Airport (aka Eleftherios Venizelos), he meets with his liaison in an underground parking lot and gets his car. The AIA doesn't have an underground parking lot. <br>------------------------<br><br>In several scenes which are supposedly set in London, England, the characters are shown getting into/out of cars with the steering wheel on the left of the vehicle. In the UK the cars have the steering wheel on the right hand side. <br>------------------------<br><br>During the Las Vegas Strip chase scene, the SWAT vehicle and Bourne's vehicle are seen at the north entrance to Bally's. Bourne pulls a maneuver where he lands atop the SWAT vehicle and is subsequently pushed off when the SWAT vehicle crashes through Bally's casino doors. The police scanner reports that the suspects have entered the southwest entrance of the Riviera, which is at the other end of the Strip. <br>------------------------<br><br>At the hacker site in Reykjavik, Iceland that Nicky uses to hack the CIA to download the black ops files, most of the other people appear to be talking German, instead of, as you would expect, Icelandic (or maybe English). As soon as the power gets cut there's general uproar and muttering (some of it may be Icelandic (?)) but the parts that can be heard clearly are German:"[...] die Laufwerke!" "[...] sofort weg!" "Pack die Laufwerke ein!" "Bist du noch online? Was soll'n das?" "Nur mal die Ruhe!" "Spinnst du?" "Ganz ruhig!" <br>------------------------<br><br>The location tracker that Bourne plants has a smartphone app that shows the latitude and longitude on the screen. The coordinates have only one decimal (e.g. 37.1), which makes them pointless at locating a target in close quarters, as is the case in the Vegas scene. <br>------------------------<br><br>The ZIP code of the Berlin address Bourne searched for in the Internet Cafe and that is later shown in the CIA's tracking software is wrong. In both scenes the numbers started with a 2 (putting the location in or around Hamburg), the correct one is 10405. In the Internet Cafe the ZIP code has 6 digits, German ZIP codes only have 5. <br>------------------------<br><br>When Heather Lee is getting text messages on her phone at the conference (which has the year 2016 displayed frequently), her phone says Tuesday October 20, which is true for 2015. October 20th in 2016 is on a Thursday and when the movie came out was in the future. <br>------------------------<br><br>When Bourne gets out of a train in Athens (which looks nothing like the actual ones), there's a sign above his head that completely misspells the word "Peiraias" (Piraeus). <br>------------------------<br><br>The buses in Athens show their destinations in English instead of Greek. <br>------------------------<br><br>Heather uses the internet connected phone to remote wipe the data (breaching firewalls would state an external attack on the laptop), after the wipe they call him on the phone. Its an older kind which has no internet capability, there is no way to know the number of the phone being used. <br>------------------------<br><br>The scene where Heather Lee actually says "There is a power outlet in the room, I will use that to hack the laptop's firewall" is so ridiculous it is mind boggling. This warrants its own epic fail section for this movie. <br>------------------------<br><br>During Bourne and the Asset's car chase in Las Vegas, there was one scene where you can see that the cars on the street had their lights on but no one in the driver's seat. <br>------------------------<br><br>UK english in the US government: on the computer screen about 7 minutes into the movie, when the government server is being breached: "DEPENDANT: JASON BOURNE" is shown. should be "DEPENDENT:..." Dependant is a UK spelling. It's also a common typo in the US. <br>------------------------<br><br>In the movie, all the text messages are capitalized, when in reality autocorrect and normal social etiquette keeps this from happening. <br>------------------------<br><br>In a London chase scene, when Jason is tinkering with a fire alarm control panel, we actually see two old ATX motherboards from a PC. <br>------------------------<br><br>When Jason Bourne hits a vehicle while driving the Dodge Charger, despite hitting it head-on at high speed, the airbag does not deploy. <br>------------------------<br><br>During the car chase scenes on the Vegas Strip Bourne approaches the Paris and Bally's Hotels multiple times. One moment he is nearby and passing, the next moment he is once again approaching the hotels in the camera shots. <br>------------------------<br><br>When the Asset was taking a cab from the airport to Aria, he was talking on the phone. One shot revealed the main camera on the rear of the phone is near the bottom, as opposed to the top with most designs. <br>------------------------<br><br>The film is set in mid-October, as clearly indicated in multiple shots of iPhone screens during the Las Vegas sequence (all of which display the date as October 20, and most of the film's action takes place before then). However, nearly every exterior scene (aside from warmer-weather locations like Greece and Las Vegas) appears to have been filmed in late autumn or winter. The establishing shots for the CIA's Northern Virginia headquarters, for instance, show a blanket of snow on the ground, and the scenes filmed in Washington, D.C. have visibly barren trees. In reality, leaves in that area of the U.S. do not begin to change color, let alone fall off of trees, until November, and it never snows that early in the year in the mid-Atlantic region. <br>------------------------<br><br>