The Bourne Legacy (film)

The Bourne Legacy (film)

The Bourne Legacy
Theatrical release poster
Directed by Produced by Screenplay by Story by Based on Starring Tony Gilroy

Frank Marshall Patrick Crowley Tony Gilroy Dan Gilroy Tony Gilroy

Bourne seriesby Robert Ludlum

Jeremy Renner Rachel Weisz Edward Norton Joan Allen Albert Finney

Music by

James Newton Howard

Cinematography Robert Elswit Editing by Studio Distributed by Release date(s) Running time Country Language Budget Box office John Gilroy

Relativity Media The Kennedy/Marshall Company

Universal Pictures

August 10, 2012

[1]

135 minutes

United States English $125 million

[2] [2]

$276,144,750

The Bourne Legacy is a 2012 American action thriller film directed by Tony Gilroy. The film stars Jeremy Renner, Rachel Weisz, and Edward Norton. In The Bourne Legacy, Aaron Cross, a member of a black ops program whose agents are genetically enhanced, goes on the run once Bourne's actions lead to the public exposure of Operations Treadstone and Blackbriar. It is the fourth installment in the Bourne film series, which is based on Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne novels. Titular character Jason Bourne does not appear in The Bourne Legacy, because actor Matt Damon, who played Bourne in the first three films, chose not to return for a fourth film. However, there are various pictures of Damon as Bourne shown throughout the film and his name is mentioned several times. Gilroy, co-screenwriter of the first three films, sought to continue the story of the film series without changing its events, and parts of The Bourne Legacy take place at the same time as the previous film The Bourne Ultimatum (2007). The Bourne Legacy was filmed primarily in New York, with some scenes filmed in the Philippines, South Korea, and Canada. It was theatrically released on August 10, 2012, in the United States.

The Bourne Legacy (film) With permission from the estate of Robert Ludlum, Eric Van Lustbader has continued writing Jason Bourne novels from where Ludlum left off in The Bourne Ultimatum. This film has the same title, The Bourne Legacy, as his first Bourne novel.

Plot
Aaron Cross is a member of Operation Outcome, a US Defense Department black ops program which utilises pills referred to as "chems" that enhance the physical and mental abilities of field operatives. Cross is assigned to Alaska for a training enterprise, where he must survive certain activities and traverse rugged terrain in order to arrive at a remote cabin. The cabin is operated by an exiled Outcome operative, Number Three, who, upon arrival, informs Cross that he broke the previous mission record by two days. Meanwhile, the Blackbriar and Treadstone programs are publicly exposed, leading the FBI and the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence to investigate the CIA Director Ezra Kramer, Deputy Director Pamela Landy, Blackbriar supervisor Noah Vosen, and Treadstone clinical researcher Dr. Albert Hirsch. Kramer requests help from Eric Byer, a retired US Air Force colonel responsible for overseeing the CIA's clandestine operations. Byer discovers potentially damaging video on the Internet in which the lead researchers for Treadstone and Outcome appear together at professional functions in public. To prevent the Treadstone investigation from finding and revealing Outcome's top-secret scientific advances, Byer decides to end Outcome and kill its agents. He sees this sacrifice as acceptable because the government has already separately initiated next-generation "beta programs," including the supersoldier program LARX. Byer deploys an unmanned drone to Alaska to destroy Number Three's cabin and kill both him and Cross. Cross hears the drone's approach and leaves the cabin moments before a missile destroys it with Number Three inside. Cross continues to be tracked and escapes the immediate area to higher ground. As the drone is entering its second attack run, he quickly tapes a Mylar thermal blanket and metal bowl to his thigh, causing the signal used to track and target him to be lost. He subsequently fires on the drone with his sniper rifle, causing it to crash. Realizing that his superiors have ordered his assassination, Cross removes a tracking device implanted in his thigh and force feeds it to a member of a wolf pack hunting him. A second drone soon kills the wolf, and Byer assumes that Cross has been killed. Byer engineers the death of other Outcome assets through poisoned yellow chems. To erase the Treadstone-Outcome link, Hirsch dies of an apparent heart attack before he can testify before the U.S. Senate. Byer also tries to eliminate Outcome's private research lab by chemically brainwashing scientist Dr. Donald Foite into committing a murder-suicide. The only survivor is geneticist Dr. Marta Shearing. When an expert team of CIA assassins attack Shearing at her house, she is rescued by Cross, who convinces her to help him. He saw press coverage about her survival of the murder-suicide at the lab, and sees her as his last link to get the chems so he can maintain his enhanced self and alleviate his chem withdrawal. Shearing reveals that without his knowledge, Cross has already been genetically modified to retain the physical benefits conferred by the green chems without continuous consumptiona process called "viraling off"but still requires regular consumption of the blue chems, which improve intelligence. Cross and Shearing travel to Manila, Philippines, where the chems are manufactured, to help him viral off of the blue chems. While en route, Cross confides in Shearing that he is really Kenneth J. Kitsom, a US Army Private First Class reportedly killed by a roadside bomb during the Iraq War. He admits that he had a low IQ that the chems enhanced, and fears the loss of his enhanced intellect. Byer tracks Cross and Shearing to Manila but is too late. In Manila, Cross and Shearing bluff their way into the factory that produces the pills, locate the live virus "stems" from which the pills are made, and initiate the viral-off process for the blue chems. Byer contacts the factory's security staff, but Cross and Shearing manage to escape. Byer orders LARX-03, a chemically-brainwashed supersoldier, to kill them. They take shelter in a flophouse, where Shearing helps Cross recover from the flu-like symptoms of "viraling off". During the night, he hallucinates about his initiation into Outcome, under Byer's supervision. Later, presumably the following morning, police surround the flophouse while Shearing is away buying

The Bourne Legacy (film) medicine. She screams out a warning to Cross, who escapes and rescues Shearing from pursuing police officers. Cross and Shearing steal a motorcycle, pursued by both the police and LARX-03. After a lengthy chase through the streets and marketplaces of Manila, the police lose them and LARX-03 fatally crashes into a warehouse pillar. Shearing and Cross slide off their damaged motorcycle, and are rescued by a Filipino boatman. They pay him a gold Rolex watch, which Cross stole earlier from the chem factory's supervisor, to take them out of the country, and leave together.

Cast
Jeremy Renner as Aaron Cross/Kenneth Kitsom Rachel Weisz as Dr. Marta Shearing Edward Norton as Eric Byer Joan Allen as Deputy Director Pamela Landy David Strathairn as Noah Vosen Albert Finney as Dr. Albert Hirsch Scott Glenn as Ezra Kramer Louis Ozawa Changchien as LARX-03 Oscar Isaac as Outcome 3 Donna Murphy as Dita Dennis Boutsikaris as Terrence Ward Stacy Keach as Mark Turso eljko Ivanek as Dr. Donald Foite Corey Stoll as Vendel David Asmar as Evan Pines John Arcilla as Joseph Lou Veloso as The Fisherman Elizabeth Marvel as Dr. Connie Dowd Shane Jacobson as factory owner Corey Johnson as Ray Wills

Production
Universal Pictures originally intended The Bourne Ultimatum to be the final film in the series, but development of another film was under way by October 2008.[3] George Nolfi, who co-wrote The Bourne Ultimatum, was to write the script of a fourth film, not to be based on any of the novels by Robert Ludlum.[3] Joshua Zetumer had been hired to write a parallel scripta draft which could be combined with another (Nolfi's, in this instance)by August 2009 since Nolfi would be directing The Adjustment Bureau that September.[4] Matt Damon stated in November 2009 that no script had been approved and that he hoped that a film would begin shooting in mid-2011.[5] The next month, he said that he would not do another Bourne film without Paul Greengrass, who announced in late November that he had decided not to return as director.[6] In January 2010, Damon said that there would "probably be a prequel of some kind with another actor and another director before we do another one just because I think we're probably another five years away from doing it."[7] However, it was reported in June 2010 that Tony Gilroy, who co-wrote each of the three previous Bourne films, would be writing a script with his brother and screenwriter Dan Gilroy for a fourth Bourne film to be released sometime in 2012.[8] That October, Universal set the release date for The Bourne Legacy for August 10, 2012,[9] Tony Gilroy was confirmed as the director of the film, and it was also announced that the Jason Bourne character would not be in The Bourne Legacy.[10]

The Bourne Legacy (film) Gilroy said he did not get involved with the project "until the rules were that Matt [Damon] was gone, Matt and Paul [Greengrass] were gone, there was no Jason Bourne. That was the given when I had the first conversation about this. So it was very important to me, extremely important to me, that everything that had happened before be well preserved and be enhanced if possible by what we're doing now."[11] He also said, "you could never replace Matt [Damon] as Jason Bourne. This isn't James Bond. You can't do a prequel. You can't do any of those kinds of things, because there was never any cynicism attached to the franchise, and that was the one thing they had to hang on to."[12] Gilroy "never had any intention of ever coming back to this realm at allmuch less write it, much less direct it. Then I started a really casual conversation about what we could do in a post-Jason Bourne setting. I was only supposed to come in for two weeks, but the character we came up with, Aaron Cross, was so compelling."[13] After watching The Bourne Ultimatum again, Gilroy called his brother, screenwriter Dan Gilroy, and said, "'The only thing you could do is sort of pull back the curtain and say there's a much bigger conspiracy.' So we had to deal with what happened in Ultimatum as the starting point of this film. Ultimatum plays in the shadows of Legacy for the first 15 minutesthey overlap."[13] In speaking about the film's storyline, Gilroy drew a distinction between the fictional programs in the Bourne film series: On a practical level, the Treadstone program was about assassination. They're basically assassins. They live in the worldyou can see Clive Owen [in The Bourne Identity] as a piano teacher, they have coversbut they're essentially assassins. There was nothing that would be described as espionage, [they're] basically a kill squad. The Outcome program that Aaron [played by Jeremy Renner] is part of, [Oscar Isaac's character] is one of them too... The conceit is that [Edward Norton's character] is the mastermind of this entire franchise. We're stepping back a little bit in time here, he's been a developer, he's been at the nexus of the corporate military and intelligence communities. There's a very large corporate element, pharmaceutical corporate element...[14] Although a large part of the film was set in and around Washington, D.C., the real D.C. appears only in aerial establishing shots. Most of the film was shot over 12 weeks at the Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens, New York, including all interior D.C. scenes.[15] The old house in Hudson, New York used as Shearing's house was unable to accommodate the weight of equipment and crew, so it was used only for exterior shots, and all interior scenes were filmed on a Kaufman Astoria soundstage.[15] The scenes set in the "SteriPacific" factory in Manila were actually filmed in the New York Times printing plant in Queens.[16] Several scenes were shot overseas, mostly in Manila[17] and in the paradise bay of El Nido, Palawan in the Philippines.[18] Several train scenes at Ogeum Station on Seoul Subway Line 3 and nearby areas in Seocho-daero 77-Gil (1308 Seocho 4-dong), Seocho-gu and Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea were used in some scenes.[19] The Kananaskis Country region of Alberta, Canada was used for the scenes set in Alaska.[15] Gilroy said that "there are three deleted sceneswe just mixed them and color corrected them [...] but what I like about it is all three scenes happen in the movie. One of them's referred to and they're completely legitimate parts of our story, they absolutely happen in our film, we just didn't have time to show them to you so there's nothing off to the side. I think they'll be on the straight-up DVD."[11]

Release
Critical response
The Bourne Legacy received mixed reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes has the film rated at 56%, based on 208 reviews and the consensus being, "It isn't quite as compelling as the earlier trilogy, but The Bourne Legacy proves the franchise has stories left to telland benefits from Jeremy Renner's magnetic work in the starring role." At Metacritic, which assigns a weighted mean rating out of 100 reviews from mainstream critics, the film received an average score of 61, based on 42 reviews, which indicates "generally favorable reviews".[20] Lisa Schwarzbaum of

The Bourne Legacy (film) Entertainment Weekly gave the film an A-, commenting that "Gilroy, who as a screenwriter has shaped the movie saga from the beginning, trades the wired rhythms established in the past two episodes by Paul Greengrass for something more realistic and closer to the ground. The change is refreshing. Jason Bourne's legacy is in good hands."[21] Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times gave the film a positive review, called the film "an exemplary espionage thriller that has a strong sense of what it wants to accomplish and how best to get there." He especially commended Gilroy's work on the film: "Gilroy knows the underpinnings of this world inside out and appreciates how essential it is to maintain and extend the house style of cool and credible intelligence that marked the previous films."[22] Todd McCarthy of The Hollywood Reporter commented on his review that "the series' legacy is lessened by this capable but uninspired fourth episode."[23] Peter Debruge of Variety wrote that "the combination of Robert Elswit's elegant widescreen lensing and the measured editing by Tony Gilroy's brother John may be easier to absorb than paul Greengrass' hyperkinetic docu-based style, but the pic's convoluted script ensures that auds will emerge no less overwhelmed."[24] Michael Atkinson of The Village Voice also wrote a scathing review of the film, saying: "The Bourne films have more than just overstayed their welcome and outlasted the Ludlum booksthey've been Van Halenized, with an abrupt change of frontman and a resulting dip in personality."[25]

Box office performance

In its opening weekend, The Bourne Legacy grossed approximately $38.7 million in the United States and Canada and debuted at #1 of the box office charts, surpassing Universal's expectation of $35 million. It grossed $46.6 million worldwide in its first weekend.[2] The film sold approximately 400,000 more tickets on its opening weekend than the first film in the series, The Bourne Identity. Studio research reported that audiences were evenly mixed among the sexes.[26] The film grossed $113,203,870 in North America and $162,940,880 in foreign countries, bringing the film's worldwide total to $276,144,750.[2] The Bourne Legacy had its Asian premiere at Resorts World Manila in Pasay City, Metro Manila, Philippines on August 5, five days ahead of its opening date in North American theaters.[27]

Soundtrack
The Bourne Legacy: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Film score by James Newton Howard Released Recorded Length Label August 7, 2012 2012 63:33 Varse Sarabande James Newton Howard chronology

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Professional ratings Review scores

Source AllMusic Empire [28] Rating

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Film Score Reviews Filmtracks [31]

Movie Wave Tracksounds

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The soundtrack to The Bourne Legacy as composed by James Newton Howard was released digitally on August 7, 2012 by Varse Sarabande Records.[34][35]

Track listing
No. Title 1. "Legacy" 2. "Drone" 3. "NRAG" 4. "You Fell in Love" 5. "Program Shutdown" 6. "Over the Mountain" 7. "High Powered Rifle" 8. "They're All Dead" 9. "Manila Lab" 10. "Wolves/Sic Ric" 11. "Doctor of What?" 12. "Aaron in Chicago" 13. "Wolf Attack" 14. "Chem Talk" 15. "Flight 167" 16. "Aaron Run!" 17. "You Belong Here" 18. "Cognitive Degrade" 19. "17 Hour Head Start" 20. "Viralled Out" 21. "You're Doing Fine" 22. "Simon Ross" 23. "LARX Tarmac" Composer James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard James Newton Howard Length 2:40 4:15 0:59 1:42 3:00 0:51 2:50 2:48 2:40 2:19 4:28 1:32 2:57 1:35 3:30 1:08 1:17 2:49 3:51 0:58 1:18 1:37 1:45

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24. "Magsaysay Suite" 25. "Aftermath" James Newton Howard James Newton Howard 3:04 2:49 4:51 63:33

26. "Extreme Ways (Bourne's Legacy)" Moby Total length:

Home media
The Bourne Legacy was released on DVD and Blu-ray on December 11, 2012 in the United States and Canada.[36]

Possible sequel
Universal Pictures confirmed at a media conference in Los Angeles, California, that they have plans to release more Bourne films, despite The Bourne Legacy being given mixed reviews by critics.[37] In a December 2012 interview, Matt Damon has revealed that he and Paul Greengrass are interested in returning for the next film as Jason Bourne and the director respectively. Damon is reported as saying that he had not seen Legacy yet, but intends to as he is not only curious to see how it turned out, but because he has enjoyed Jeremy Renner in everything he has seen him in. Damon does however believe that if he is to return for the next film, Renner would not likely be in it too and it would not have Bourne and Cross joining forces and working together.[38]

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