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The lack of a fourth answers the lingering question of whether or not Vosen was able to shoot him at the end of Ultimatum.
#Jason bourne movies sequence plus#
Bourne's back has two bullet wound scars, the ones he picked up in Identity, plus his chest has one from Supremacy.
Co-Dragons: The Asset serves as Dewey's chief agent, and CIA agent Craig Jeffers serves as Dewey's right-hand man. Chekhov's Gun: Both Heather's gun stashed away at the start of the third act, and the recording device Jason picks up at the tech convention. Jason gets chased and chases others on motorcycles, in a SWAT van, and more over the course of the movie. Chase Scene: It wouldn't be a Bourne film without it. Car Fu: The entire chase scene in the climax. The chase sequence in Athens culminating in Nicky's death is very reminiscent of the chase sequence at the start of Supremacy which culminated in Marie's death. As with Supremacy and especially Ultimatum, Heather Lee, a female CIA officer leading the hunt for Bourne, figures out something is fishy with her superiors and ends up on Bourne's side, much like Pamela Landy before her. Call-Back: As with Ultimatum, a CIA operative connected to the founding of Treadstone is killed via car bomb while an asset watches from nearby. Breaking Speech: Dewey gives one to Bourne in an attempt to stall for time, and it works, as Bourne listens long enough for agents to save Dewey. Big Brother Is Watching: "Iron Hand" is revealed to be a plan for the CIA to have real time monitoring of everything people are doing using the wildly popular (1.6 billion users) Deep Dream apps and operating systems. Big Damn Heroes: Heather saving Bourne from Dewey. From that point on she attempts to bring him in alive, even assisting him in infiltrating Dewey's hotel in Vegas, knowing that if Bourne kills Dewey, the DCI seat will be empty, and Bourne will be indebted to her. When reviewing Bourne's psych profile, she finds that Bourne can be manipulated once he's reached his tipping point, which he has when Nicky's dead. Heather's plans to replace Dewey as DCI also hinge on this. He also knew Bourne would come for him, and if it wasn't for Heather, Bourne would have been killed. 
When his partner tries to blab on him, he has the Asset try to murder him and Heather. When Heather tries to talk Bourne into surrendering, he has the Asset murder all of Heather's agents, knowing Bourne wouldn't do it anyway. When he figures out they're going to be meeting at a protest in Greece, he takes advantage to have the Asset kill Bourne. When he learns about Nicky's hack, he counts on her leading them to Bourne.
Bad Boss: Dewey is more than happy to let the Asset kill several of his own agents so he can sabotage Heather's plan to bring Jason in alive. Attack Its Weak Point: During a hand-to-hand struggle, Bourne and the Asset both attack the injuries their opponent received earlier. While at it, Bourne also warns Lee that she'll end up this way if she tries to come after him. Asshole Victim: Dewey and the Asset, seeing as they actively murder their own people just to get one step closer to taking down Bourne. Thus, about 90% of what it does on screen is so far beyond the pale of reality that it places itself solidly within the orbit of heavy artistic license. Vehicles of that type generally max out at about 55 to 60 MPH. 
note A Bearcat 454 or equivalent is a heavily armored wheeled vehicle - the key element being "heavy." As a result, it has an engine built for torque, not speed, since getting that mass moving is a tough task. Bourne would've been able to outspeed and outmaneuver him while still only in third gear.
#Jason bourne movies sequence license#
Artistic License Cars - As is generally the case with a chase scene, but a pretty egregious one that makes the chase scene possible: the Bearcat 454 that the Asset is driving is built like a tank on wheels, but has nowhere near the top speed of Bourne's peppy sports car.
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