The Bourne movies

[_CREATIONIST_]

I've seen all 3 movies and so tonight I decided to watch the Bourne Identity for the first time as an awake person and I must say, given what I know now. It's scary how real these 3 movies really are. I just wanted your opinions on the movies.

[ChristSavage]

Is there a package deal where I can get all 3 together from somewhere?  (Like buying the Lord of the Rings trilogy all @ once)I must admit, I don't watch movies a lot these days, but whenever I saw the Bourne movies on TV programming, I always made sure to watch those.  And not just because Matt Damon (whom I love his character from Rounders) is the main guy.

But yea, you def recognize certain things in em like the mind control, etc etc.

[_CREATIONIST_]

Is there a package deal where I can get all 3 together from somewhere?  (Like buying the Lord of the Rings trilogy all @ once)I must admit, I don't watch movies a lot these days, but whenever I saw the Bourne movies on TV programming, I always made sure to watch those.  And not just because Matt Damon (whom I love his character from Rounders) is the main guy.

But yea, you def recognize certain things in em like the mind control, etc etc.

ya, they highlight MK Ultra in the 3rd one

[America2]

I've seen all 3 movies and so tonight I decided to watch the Bourne Identity for the first time as an awake person and I must say, given what I know now. It's scary how real these 3 movies really are. I just wanted your opinions on the movies.

I've only seen the 1st one, but it's been awhile.

I agree - the minute you wake up and see these movies again, there's just A TON of stuff in it you catch like you never did before.

A Jennifer Aniston rom-com in the 1990's(Picture Perfect) is another example - sure, it was "harmless", but there was a scene in there where Aniston and her friend were on top of a big building with the WTC towers in full view, and Aniston started mumbling psychopathic dialogue. "The Sixth Sense" was another - it was obvious they used alot of Blue Beam technology in that one.

[ChristSavage]

ya, they highlight MK Ultra in the 3rd one

so I can find this package deal anywhere?  Or do I have to order it online?  Perhaps I can find this @ a local Best Buy?

[california]

Yeah,  good point OP.....   



it's 'MK ULTRA,  sleeper type Monarch programming'


 in plain view.


Then the room where

every email and phone call is intercepted by the super computer and a staff of 15 people!


Ha!

[_CREATIONIST_]

so I can find this package deal anywhere?  Or do I have to order it online?  Perhaps I can find this @ a local Best Buy?

you can find it at best buy

its on amazon, just do a quick search.

http://www.amazon.com/Bourne-Trilogy-Identity-Supremacy-Ultimatum/dp/B001F12J0C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1251349219&sr=8-1

Yeah,  good point OP.....  


it's 'MK ULTRA,  sleeper type Monarch programming'

 in plain view.

Then the room where

every email and phone call is intercepted by the super computer and a staff of 15 people!


Ha!

It wasnt until Jason was about to unload some bullets in that guy's head on that assasination mission and saw his children crawling on him, that his conscious (sp?) turned back on and was like "Whoah, why am I doing this". You could literally see the MK ULTRA pre-programming erasing itself in that scene.

[Byrne0ut]

The books are 1000 times better then the movies.  Completely different story lines.  I recommend reading them to everybody if you like the spy thriller type of movies.

[Southern Patriot]

I've only seen the 1st one, but it's been awhile.

I agree - the minute you wake up and see these movies again, there's just A TON of stuff in it you catch like you never did before.

"people would much rather believe the lie than the truth"


A Jennifer Aniston rom-com in the 1990's(Picture Perfect) is another example - sure, it was "harmless", but there was a scene in there where Aniston and her friend were on top of a big building with the WTC towers in full view, and Aniston started mumbling psychopathic dialogue. "The Sixth Sense" was another - it was obvious they used alot of Blue Beam technology in that one.

[chris jones]

Watch it, I've seen them all. With the knowledge gained on this site one can pick out the aspects of these shows that run parrallel to the real McCoy.

About the oly thing left for these freaks need to do is to chip us, they have every other method of survelance in hand.

As to the mind control, robotizing, folks they have had their fingers in this pie since the 50's.
They say they have stopped programming, do we beleive them?

[Waltraut]

I think they're great!

Also - you know how they use the name 'Greystone' for the CIA-type agency.  Isn't there a real Greystone related to the real CIA? I liked that touch.

The James Bond - sexist, 'cool' intelligence agent spy worship stuff is sort of sickening, if you take the broader perspective. Perhaps I make an exception for Agent Cooper in Twin Peaks, because that was just such a great television show, but given the history of the 20th century with democratically elected leaders and popular political movements being unethically taken down by spies, why do we need to glorify that stuff in popular culture

[_CREATIONIST_]

Yes, I have watched that recently. Good movie. Just watched A.I. Artificial Intelligence (Speilburg) last night. The opening scene is crazy how it explained all the nations government banding together and forcing sterilization. But then again, it was supposed to be Stanley Kubricks last movie. Pretty bright guy.

I'm sorry but I hated that movie. I was bored stiff when I saw that movie. Different strokes for different folks I guess. As for bourne, you know there's a real assasination program like that going on.