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* The first time Bourne and Marie meet. He throws a stack of banknotes at her (ten thousand dollars) and offers more in exchange for a ride to Paris. Marie, after the trouble in US embassy and seeing Bourne looking away from a passing police car, suspects Bourne for a scammer. But then Bourne asks for his money back. Marie fingers the money for a moment, and the scene cuts to Bourne and Marie, driving.
* When Bourne enters his 'home' in France and mutters "This is my kitchen..." after seeing the insides.
* Bourne and Marie spend a bunch of time forming a plan to get something, complete with codewords, specific instructions, and all the convoluted twists and turns you'd expect, especially given the layers of conspiracy and spycraft surrounding the series. In practice though she ends up getting what they need just by telling a friendly employee that she's someone's personal assistant. Bourne is left more or less saying "Oh... that's good" as if realizing how sometimes a simple plan works just as well as being Batman. It's one of the only funny scenes in the whole series and despite the fact that it might seem out of place, it does work really well.
* "Uh, We got a bump coming up...", proceeds to drive down a set of stairs in a mini-cooper to escape Parisian police, Marie screaming the entire way.
* After the insane chase scene through Paris, Bourne parks the Mini very calmly in a garage and states matter-of-factly, "You can never come back to this car." The MoodWhiplash is hilarious.
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* When Bourne enters his 'home' in France and mutters "This is my kitchen..." after seeing the insides.
* Bourne and Marie spend a bunch of time forming a plan to get something, complete with codewords, specific instructions, and all the convoluted twists and turns you'd expect, especially given the layers of conspiracy and spycraft surrounding the series. In practice though she ends up getting what they need just by telling a friendly employee that she's someone's personal assistant. Bourne is left more or less saying "Oh... that's good" as if realizing how sometimes a simple plan works just as well as being Batman. It's one of the only funny scenes in the whole series and despite the fact that it might seem out of place, it does work really well.
* "Uh, We got a bump coming up...", proceeds to drive down a set of stairs in a mini-cooper to escape Parisian police, Marie screaming the entire way.
* After the insane chase scene through Paris, Bourne parks the Mini very calmly in a garage and states matter-of-factly, "You can never come back to this car." The MoodWhiplash is hilarious.
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* When Bourne enters his 'home' in France and mutters "This is my kitchen..." after seeing the insides.
* Bourne and Marie spend a bunch of time forming a plan to get something, complete with codewords, specific instructions, and all the convoluted twists and turns you'd expect, especially given the layers of conspiracy and spycraft surrounding the series. In practice though she ends up getting what they need just by telling a friendly employee that she's someone's personal assistant. Bourne is left more or less saying "Oh... that's good" as if realizing how sometimes a simple plan works just as well as being Batman. It's one of the only funny scenes in the whole series and despite the fact that it might seem out of place, it does work really well.
* "Uh, We got a bump coming up...", proceeds to drive down a set of stairs in a mini-cooper to escape Parisian police, Marie screaming the entire way.
* After the insane chase scene through Paris, Bourne parks the Mini very calmly in a garage and states matter-of-factly, "You can never come back to this car." The MoodWhiplash is hilarious.
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* After the insane chase scene through Paris, Bourne parks the Mini very calmly in a garage and states matter-of-factly, "You can never come back to this car." The MoodWhiplash is hilarious.
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* The first time Bourne and Marie meet. He throws a stack of banknotes at her (ten thousand dollars) and offers more in exchange for a ride to Paris. Marie, after the trouble in US embassy and seeing Bourne looking away from a passing police car, suspects Bourne for a scammer. But then Bourne asks for his money back. Marie fingers the money for a moment, and the scene cuts to Bourne and Marie, driving.
* When Bourne enters his 'home' in France and mutters "This is my kitchen..." after seeing the insides.
* Bourne and Marie spend a bunch of time forming a plan to get something, complete with codewords, specific instructions, and all the convoluted twists and turns you'd expect, especially given the layers of conspiracy and spycraft surrounding the series. In practice though she ends up getting what they need just by telling a friendly employee that she's someone's personal assistant. Bourne is left more or less saying "Oh... that's good" as if realizing how sometimes a simple plan works just as well as being Batman. It's one of the only funny scenes in the whole series and despite the fact that it might seem out of place, it does work really well.
* "Uh, We got a bump coming up...", proceeds to drive down a set of stairs in a mini-cooper to escape Parisian police, Marie screaming the entire way.
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* When Bourne enters his 'home' in France and mutters "This is my kitchen..." after seeing the insides.
* Bourne and Marie spend a bunch of time forming a plan to get something, complete with codewords, specific instructions, and all the convoluted twists and turns you'd expect, especially given the layers of conspiracy and spycraft surrounding the series. In practice though she ends up getting what they need just by telling a friendly employee that she's someone's personal assistant. Bourne is left more or less saying "Oh... that's good" as if realizing how sometimes a simple plan works just as well as being Batman. It's one of the only funny scenes in the whole series and despite the fact that it might seem out of place, it does work really well.
* "Uh, We got a bump coming up...", proceeds to drive down a set of stairs in a mini-cooper to escape Parisian police, Marie screaming the entire way.
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