Jason
This film starring Matt Damon isn't far from epic. With 1 hour and 54 minutes of gripping action and great stunts, you'll be on the edge of your seat. Damon plays the role of Jason Bourne a man found, floating in the sea, by a sea vessel suffering from amnesia and bullet wounds. The only clue of his true identity is a small laser which projects someone's bank details.
In the Bourne Identity, most of the stunts are close combat. Unlike many other films, such as James bond and Mission Impossible 3, the weapons used by Jason Bourne are objects lying around him at the time and his excellent and mysterious combat skills. Once in the film he even uses a biro as a means of attack. He will also use furniture and parts of the building to defeat the opponent.
Doug Liman was the director of Mr & Mrs Smith as well as Jumper, two well known action films. He was born July 24th 1965 to a painter/writer and a New York lawyer. Liman started his career making short films in high school. In many of his films he uses lots of action, whether it be with guns, biros, or martial arts.
Films that I would compare The Bourne Identity to would be the James Bond Series because it is the same sort of thrilling action that grips people. The Bourne Identity is also based on a novel by Robert Ludlum. Liman probably wanted to make the Bourne Identity into a film as he is a fan of Ludlum's Bourne Identity novel. The audience watching the film gets the feeling of excitement that Liman most probably had when reading and directing the Bourne Identity. This is good because the watchers are able to enjoy the film and get the most out of it.
Throughout the film there are lots of elements of mystery. It starts off with a mystery of him floating out in sea and being found by a fishing crew with no memories. It then has the different characters, that Bourne has yet to meet, coming into the film giving us hints as the film progresses. We, the audience, have a better idea about what is going on and
In the Bourne Identity, most of the stunts are close combat. Unlike many other films, such as James bond and Mission Impossible 3, the weapons used by Jason Bourne are objects lying around him at the time and his excellent and mysterious combat skills. Once in the film he even uses a biro as a means of attack. He will also use furniture and parts of the building to defeat the opponent.
Doug Liman was the director of Mr & Mrs Smith as well as Jumper, two well known action films. He was born July 24th 1965 to a painter/writer and a New York lawyer. Liman started his career making short films in high school. In many of his films he uses lots of action, whether it be with guns, biros, or martial arts.
Films that I would compare The Bourne Identity to would be the James Bond Series because it is the same sort of thrilling action that grips people. The Bourne Identity is also based on a novel by Robert Ludlum. Liman probably wanted to make the Bourne Identity into a film as he is a fan of Ludlum's Bourne Identity novel. The audience watching the film gets the feeling of excitement that Liman most probably had when reading and directing the Bourne Identity. This is good because the watchers are able to enjoy the film and get the most out of it.
Throughout the film there are lots of elements of mystery. It starts off with a mystery of him floating out in sea and being found by a fishing crew with no memories. It then has the different characters, that Bourne has yet to meet, coming into the film giving us hints as the film progresses. We, the audience, have a better idea about what is going on and