In the 2007 Hollywood blockbuster, the British director Paul Greengrass continued to pursue this philosophical mystery in the movie with his adaptation of LUDLUM.ROBERT's best-selling spy novel.
Byrne once again escaped from the cold and snow-covered Moscow in "The Bournemouth 3" from the police and the previous superiors. He will lose his freedom if he falls into the hands of the police, and he will lose his life if he falls into the hands of the superior. No matter what kind of ending, he will lose the answer. In the previous movie, he told a cruel truth to a Russian girl who didn't know the truth. There is only the truth, no answer, tears and dazedness in the rebuilding Moscow after the understanding, and the snow is vast. . In this part, he began to further his self-identity after entering the underground passage.
The CIA woman is gradually gaining power. In the last episode, she told Bourne his name and birthday, as any mother can give. However, in this episode, the name and birthday have become a code word, instructing him The place where I lost my self-training camp.
The training camp is a secret room paved with white tiles and pale lights. In order to find this room, Byrne travels to various countries, no matter which country is a foreign country, his soul can be temporarily peaceful and comforted while wandering. GOA in India or Tangier in Morocco, an exotic ancient religion, a sunny seaside, a former colony, and a tourist attraction now, ex-girlfriend Marie was killed in India, CIA logistics Nicky fled in Tangier, CIA headquarters Pamela Landy secretly supports this agent who is searching for the original self, just like the previous one. This one is more shaken than the previous one, and it makes people feel dizzy. Paul Greengrass, who was a documentary, uses documentary methods, multiple cameras, and a documentary lens combined with the subjective confusion and confusion inside the lens. , The outside is the most real reality, and the inside is the most real subjective. There is no handsome hero, an ordinary spy, walking among the crowd, searching for his former self. Just like the filming method of this film, the actors are mixed among the pedestrians and the camera is in the dark. No one knows one. Hollywood blockbusters are being filmed nearby.
Like the nameless in "Hero", Byrne and Pamela, a female official of the CIA, chose not to kill. It was not the emperor who did not kill. In the split struggle, following the choice of his girlfriend Mary-don’t kill, the camera is shaking, Bourne, the man, spy, swayed to the side of the woman, all the women are helping him find the answer, the truth is changing in his mind, and the women are all similar. His faces are similar to his. They are blond or dyed into black hair to hide and escape. All the women are accompanied by his wet memories, there are tears, sea water, rain, and the green ones in the secret room of the training camp. The pool water is the same as the gloomy tone of the whole movie, the green city, the crowd is gloomy.
The story changes with the inner pursuit, and the expressions of the women gradually become cold and alienated. In Tangier, their eyes are staggered in the bathroom mirror, and his direction is the same as the train, subway, and car in the lens, staggered and chaotic.
In "Malcolm X", Malcolm sees thousands of selves through the mysterious channel. In "The Bourne Shadows", the countless faces that Byrne meets are some of his inner self, these faces Emerging from the crowd, each face is a clue. In the narrative of Jung's theory, Bourne's pursuit is the pursuit and balance of the inner male self and the female self. He has male power and rationality. His actions are methodical and clean. He is the victim of a failed CIA project. He has killed people. Everything he has done has made everything more chaotic and made certain male officials of the CIA get wealth. After the wealth, these officials wanted to destroy Berne in fear. The existence of Berne was their evidence. In the end, they were arrested or committed suicide. A vague and almost disappearing memory emerged clearly.
Byrne's fall was in the green sea water, his body was still in the water, like a dead Mary, in Nikki's imagination, his body was alive in the water, without a corpse, and drifted to the unknown.
The person in the lens becomes blurred in the water, and clear in the water. Matt Damon is extraordinarily sexy in the water, with rough skin texture and delicate calm expression. In a movie, a man is shown. With a boy who is ignorant and ignorant, men and boys overlap in memory.
Behind the scenes, loaded with a British director's understanding of American spy novels, the original novel author LUDLUM.ROBERT is a writer with many years of military career and spy experience, and also studied psychology in medical school. The espionage is looking for a vague answer in the pursuit. This answer is related to each individual self and also to the whole world. At this time, we believe that civilization is highly developed, this time, this place, this earth, and a director is thinking about this. In the chaotic world of the past, look for the first hidden place in the enlightenment. This secret affects every innocent person and the whole world. The male official in the movie tells Byrne that it was his own choice. The excessive patriarchy of human civilization provides a secret training camp for everyone, a starting point for losing oneself, war, slaughter, emotional fragmentation, alienation, all from this place... This is also a starting point for finding oneself, like in the world of Yin and Yang. The soul of reincarnation.
All the personality fragments are growing, the concept of guilt is accepted in order, the innocent personality returns to the mother's body in the amniotic fluid and waits for a new life. The camera finally stands still in the shaking, and the person comes to life in the stillness. The blockbuster in the United States has changed beyond recognition, the commercials are hard to find, and the shots are too fast.
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