Less than twenty minutes into the movie, Nicky was shot and fell to the ground, breathing rapidly and weakly on the ground, blood spreading from the lower bunk.
This is the most heart-wrenching scene I've ever seen in the entire Bourne Identity series.
To be honest, Nicky didn't wear makeup at the beginning of the story, and it took me a long time to confirm that this was the Nicky of the year. I have never been clear about the timeline in The Bourne, I don't know how many years are there between the first and the fifth. But outside the movie, fifteen or sixteen years in reality left a natural and unavoidable mark on Nicky's actors.
When Nicky appeared in the first film, he was a supporting role with a small role. I remember the professor took the new phone from Nicky's hand and didn't leave a word, not even a glance, as if Nicky was transparent in front of him.
In the third installment, Nicky accidentally became Bourne's partner on escape. Compared to Marie, CIA-trained Nicky and Bourne have a natural fit together. When Bourne was at a disadvantage against Desh, Nicky stepped forward, even knowing he would be knocked to the ground in an instant.
Maybe in my heart, this is how two people should be together.
Seeing the final cast, Matt Damon has become a producer. In fifteen years, Matt Damon and Jason Bourne grew old together.
I have forgotten the name of the heroine in the fifth film, but I just feel that I chose to cooperate with Bourne because I read a psychological report. This kind of plot makes me a little hard to accept, even if this cooperation is only for the needs of my superior.
I don't know how the Bourne Bounds should continue in the post-Nicky era. When I saw the back of Bourne's departure at the end, I was really worried that the series would end there. Thinking of Bourne being a person, I suddenly felt a little sad.
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