100 things I learned from The Bourne Legacy

In fact, you can have your prescription glasses on in your passport photo. Mine does.

88 (or whatever number we are up to). When in the street getting medication for your comatose, feverish, infected companion/lab rat and see cops coming, wait for him to wake up, get dressed and leave a message on the mirror before you yell at him to "RUN!!"

Wouldn't you yell at him to "wake up" first? When she left the room he was out to it. It seemed so convenient that he was dressed enough to have his boots on before having to jump out the window.

94 (just for the hell of it). When killing off your super-spy agents, choose different methods depending on their location. By no means wait for the remote wilderness guys to come in to report before giving them the little yellow pills that worked so effectively on your other city agents. Instead, send a drone with missiles, that might just alert them to the fact that they are being decommissioned, because you have to have them dead TODAY.

72 (just to fill in spaces). Always take 3 pistol clips/magazines for your gun when you are programmed/brain washed into killing everyone in your workplace. (or always have one scientist go nuts with a gun to clean up your failed programme rather than a gas leak.)

This didn't seem elegant, must like the missiles. The yellow pills were elegant and obviously a pre-planned contingency, which programmes like this would have had, so why wasn't the cleaning up of the scientists more thought out and elegant? What if he hadn't killed everyone before being stopped? What was their back-up plan for that?

61 (are you annoyed yet?). When on the run, keep looking up at security cameras so that the people chasing you can easily identify you on a small grainy screen, and keep close enough behind you to make the story more dramatic.

2. I'm a Filipina. (Well, half-German but I do live in the Philippines.) Your language is being taught to us starting nursery level...or maybe even earlier. I wouldn't say all Filipinos speak or understand your language perfectly, but try to visit us! You'll be surprised to see how many Filipinos understand even more than they seem to speak! (Almost everyone does.) And you might be even more surprised when you meet the ones (and trust me there are lots of them) who even know more about correct English grammar than some Americans. (Unfortunately I don't happen to belong to the latter... ) By the way, I'm not from Manila. I'm from a different... a bit more backward province!

98: This movie had a lot less wrong with it than people thought.

99: Enhanced means you desire to dress like a T-800 cyborg while being chased on a motorcycle by a guy pretending to be a cop.

100: Judgement Day is near.

This thread is pretty old but i thought i'd make a correction. English is philiphine's second language if not the first for many of them, so yes, almost everyone there do speak English.
I agree, this movie really sucks as well. I prefer the classic ones.

Halfway through a "100 things I learned from this film" - list, somebody always starts going backwards, as if he or she did not read the post before them. Subsequently this is the start of the decline of the actual list, and nobody cares anymore.

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Your first points are pretty bad. It seems like you weren't paying attention.

!. the due did work there already. It wasn't his first day or something, 2. it isn't confirmed that they knew full but many countries except the US tries to encourage the learning of more than one language, mainly English, 3 the guy was like a super soldier he probably can suppress pain and he was weakened. I am not done but too lazy to talk about the other points.

I learned that it never said what happened to Nicky and David(AKA Jason Bourne),and I am glad it didnt,becuase I probably wouldn't have liked it

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