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** "Jesus Christ, that's Jason Bourne." is often quoted whenever Creator/MattDamon makes a surprise appearance somewhere, such as on ''Series/JimmyKimmelLive'', where Matt plays Jimmy's SitcomArchNemesis.
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** "Jesus Christ, that's Jason Bourne." is often quoted whenever Creator/MattDamon makes a surprise appearance somewhere, such as on ''Series/JimmyKimmelLive'', where Matt plays Jimmy's SitcomArchNemesis. It also had a life as an all-purpose meme on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekHxd8fhrTw Vine]].
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* WhatAnIdiot: Bourne is guiding Simon Ross, a Guardian journalist, through Waterloo Station while CIA agents attempt to kill them both.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Since Ross is a NonActionGuy and he has written enough articles about Bourne to know of his reputation as an incredibly clever and badass assassin, he would listen to every word Bourne says and follow his orders.\\
'''Instead:''' He panics and deviates from Bourne's instructions twice.\\
'''The Result:''' [[TooDumbToLive He exposes himself to a sniper and gets killed as a result.]]
'''You'd Expect:''' Since Ross is a NonActionGuy and he has written enough articles about Bourne to know of his reputation as an incredibly clever and badass assassin, he would listen to every word Bourne says and follow his orders.\\
'''Instead:''' He panics and deviates from Bourne's instructions twice.\\
'''The Result:''' [[TooDumbToLive He exposes himself to a sniper and gets killed as a result.]]
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'''You'd Expect:''' Since Ross is a NonActionGuy and he has written enough articles about Bourne to know of his reputation as an incredibly clever and badass assassin, he would listen to every word Bourne says and follow his orders.\\
'''Instead:''' He panics and deviates from Bourne's instructions twice.\\
'''The Result:''' [[TooDumbToLive He exposes himself to a sniper and gets killed as a result.]]
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* MagnificentBastard: Dr. Albert Hirsch is the psychologist overseeing the behavioral transition of candidates into the Treadstone program—and continues on through the Blackbriar and Operation Outcome programs as well, during which he watches the torture the recruits undergo to agree to submit to joining and following orders without question. Hirsch also once each candidate is primed, modified and ready personally gives his approval for each once they've successfully executed a masked prisoner—as he did with Bourne—and then proudly sends them off for active duties as Black Ops assassins. Hirsch once finding out from Noah Vosen that Bourne is on his way chooses to stay not only to give the CIA the chance to race there to catch Bourne, but also to willingly fill Bourne in on what he wants to know as well in hopes he can convince him to come back—remaining very calm and relaxed even when Bourne holds a gun to his head.
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* FoeYay: Landy and Vosen have a bit of this.
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** In the beginning, Bourne revealing insider information about a top secret and sinister program run by a US government agency to a journalist working for ''The Guardian'' is bearing an eerie resemblance to what Edward Snowden did six years after the movie's release.
** Snowden also gets a namedrop in [[Film/JasonBourne a subsequent movie]].
** Snowden also gets a namedrop in [[Film/JasonBourne a subsequent movie]].
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** In the beginning, Bourne revealing insider information about a top secret and sinister program run by a US government agency to a journalist working for ''The Guardian'' is bearing an eerie resemblance to what Edward Snowden did six years after the movie's release.
**release. Snowden also gets a namedrop in [[Film/JasonBourne a subsequent movie]].
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* HarsherInHindsight: In the beginning, Bourne revealing insider information about a top secret and sinister program run by a US government agency to a journalist working for ''The Guardian'' is bearing an eerie resemblance to what Edward Snowden did six years after the movie's release.
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* HarsherInHindsight: HarsherInHindsight:
** In the beginning, Bourne revealing insider information about a top secret and sinister program run by a US government agency to a journalist working for ''The Guardian'' is bearing an eerie resemblance to what Edward Snowden did six years after the movie's release.
** In the beginning, Bourne revealing insider information about a top secret and sinister program run by a US government agency to a journalist working for ''The Guardian'' is bearing an eerie resemblance to what Edward Snowden did six years after the movie's release.
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* EvenBetterSequel: Widely considered to be the best film in the series and a worthy successor to the already very highly regarded first two movies.
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* '''WhatAnIdiot:''' Bourne is guiding Simon Ross, a Guardian journalist, through Waterloo Station while CIA agents attempt to kill them both.\\
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* '''WhatAnIdiot:''' Bourne is guiding Simon Ross, a Guardian journalist, through Waterloo Station while CIA agents attempt to kill them both.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Since Ross is a NonActionGuy and he has written enough articles about Bourne to know of his reputation as an incredibly clever and badass assassin, he would listen to every word Bourne says and follow his orders.\\
'''Instead:''' He panics and deviates from Bourne's instructions twice.\\
'''The Result:''' [[TooDumbToLive He exposes himself to a sniper and gets killed as a result.]]
'''You'd Expect:''' Since Ross is a NonActionGuy and he has written enough articles about Bourne to know of his reputation as an incredibly clever and badass assassin, he would listen to every word Bourne says and follow his orders.\\
'''Instead:''' He panics and deviates from Bourne's instructions twice.\\
'''The Result:''' [[TooDumbToLive He exposes himself to a sniper and gets killed as a result.]]
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** "Jesus Christ, that's Jason Bourne." is often quoted whenever Creator/MattDamon makes a surprise appearance somewhere, such as on ''Series/JimmyKimmelLive'', where Matt plays Jimmy's SitcomArchNemesis.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Daniel Bruhl, who has a minor role as the brother of Marie, turns out to play a much larger role in Film/IngloriousBasterds as Frederick Zoller and plays the main villain, Zemo, in Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Daniel Bruhl, Creator/DanielBruhl, who has a minor role as the brother of Marie, turns out to play a much larger role in Film/IngloriousBasterds ''Film/IngloriousBasterds'' as Frederick Zoller and plays the main villain, Zemo, in Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar.''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar''. Of course, those familiar with European cinema already knew him from ''Film/GoodbyeLenin''.
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** [[RippedFromTheHeadlines Snowden also gets a namedrop]] in [[Film/JasonBourne a subsequent movie]].
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* HarsherInHindsight: In the beginning, Bourne revealing insider information about a top secret and sinister program run by an US government agency to a journalist working for ''The Guardian'' is bearing an eery resemblance to what Edward Snowden did six years after the movie's release.
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* HarsherInHindsight: In the beginning, Bourne revealing insider information about a top secret and sinister program run by an a US government agency to a journalist working for ''The Guardian'' is bearing an eery eerie resemblance to what Edward Snowden did six years after the movie's release.
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* HilariousInHindsight: A couple months before the movie came out, Matt Damon said he had no interest in making another Bourne film unless Paul Greengrass called him ten years later and said that he "has a way to bring him back." Nine years later, Paul Greengrass decided to make [[Film/JasonBourne a fourth Bourne film, which stars Matt Damon]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: A couple months before the movie came out, Matt Damon said he had no interest in making another Bourne film unless Paul Greengrass called him ten years later and said that he "has a way to bring him back." Nine years later, Paul Greengrass decided to make [[Film/JasonBourne a fourth fifth Bourne film, which stars Matt Damon]].
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Daniel Bruhl, who has a minor role as the brother of Marie, turns out to play a much larger role in Film/IngloriousBasterds as Frederick Zoller and plays the main villain, Baron Zemo, in Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Daniel Bruhl, who has a minor role as the brother of Marie, turns out to play a much larger role in Film/IngloriousBasterds as Frederick Zoller and plays the main villain, Baron Zemo, in Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar.
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** The Tangiers chase in which Jason hurriedly tries to save Nicki from Desh gets harsher after ''Film/JasonBourne'', in which [[spoiler:he fails to save her under similar circumstances.]]
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Daniel Bruhl, who has a minor role as the brother of Marie, turns out to play a much larger role in Film/IngloriousBasterds as Frederick Zoller and plays the main villain villain, Baron Zemo, in Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Daniel Bruhl, who has a minor role as the brother of Marie, turns out to play a much larger role in Film/IngloriousBasterds as Frederick Zoller.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Daniel Bruhl, who has a minor role as the brother of Marie, turns out to play a much larger role in Film/IngloriousBasterds as Frederick Zoller.Zoller and plays the main villain in Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar.
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* HilariousInHindsight: A couple months before the movie came out, Matt Damon said he had no interest in making another Bourne film unless Paul Greengrass called him ten years later and said that he "has a way to bring him back." Nine years later, Paul Greengrass decided to make [[Film/JasonBourne a fourth Bourne film, which stars Matt Damon]].
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Daniel Bruhl, who has a minor role as the brother of Marie, turns out to play a much larger role in Film/IngloriousBasterds as Frederick Zoller.
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* FoeYay: Landy and Vosen have a bit of this.
* HarsherInHindsight: In the beginning, Bourne revealing insider information about a top secret and sinister program run by an US government agency to a journalist working for ''The Guardian'' is bearing an eery resemblance to what Edward Snowden did six years after the movie's release.
* MemeticMutation: "He drove off the roof!" "WHAT?!" "''HE DROVE OFF THE ROOF!''"
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* HarsherInHindsight: In the beginning, Bourne revealing insider information about a top secret and sinister program run by an US government agency to a journalist working for ''The Guardian'' is bearing an eery resemblance to what Edward Snowden did six years after the movie's release.
* MemeticMutation: "He drove off the roof!" "WHAT?!" "''HE DROVE OFF THE ROOF!''"
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