The Bourne Legacy

While the internal shot of the American Airlines plane is a correct 777, the external shot of the plane is a 747, a type the airline does not fly.

Byer says that he found the video of the Treadstone/Outcome bosses at a party on "YouTube.

" The Bourne Legacy takes place concurrently with The Bourne Ultimatum, which based on date references in the previous films is set no later than February 2005.

The first video was not uploaded to YouTube until April that year.

To apprehend Aaron Cross and Marta Shearing, LARX #3 commandeers a parked Manila police patrol car, a Toyota Corolla.

But when he swerves into a busy street, the patrol car is now a bigger Toyota Camry.

In the climactic car chase in Manila, LARX #3 is seen driving a Manila police patrol car, a Toyota Camry.

The Camry, priced as a near-luxury car in the Philippines, has never been in the fleet of the Manila police.

When he steals the airplane in Alaska, the exterior view is of a regular Piper Navajo but the interior shot shows him flying a Navajo with winglets.

In the film, Shearing and Cross take a direct flight from New York's JFK Airport to Manila via American Airlines.

In real life, there are no direct nonstop flights from New York to Manila, and American Airlines does not have any flights to Manila.

When Jeremy and Rachel fly to Manilla, the airplane shown in flight is a 747.

When it lands, it has become a 777.

While the characters were arguing outside the car after the house fire, a car can be seen in the distance beyond the bridge they are under, but no car ever passes.

While waiting in the airport to fly to Manila, Dr.

Marta Shearing walks over to a newsstand and glances at a USA Today paper about the lab she worked at.

The headline next to it read "Tablets Take PC Evolution To Next Level".

This was a headline from 2011, but the events of this movie are occurring at the same time that "The Bourne Ultimatum" takes, place, which was no later than early 2005.

This film is set no later than February 2005, however in the movie, the song by Rodney Atkins "Cleaning This Gun" is playing on the radio.

That song was not recorded until 2006 and was not released until 2007.

During the pursuit of Cross and Dr.

Shearing, it's mentioned in the operations room that they took American Airlines flight 167 from JFK to Manila.

However, American Airlines flight 167 actually goes from JFK to Tokyo's Narita airport.

Dita Mandy's glasses appear and disappear between shots during the command center scene approx.

1:24:40 into the movie.

The location of Aaron Cross at the wilderness outpost as seen on the display at Drone Command is 61 48 28.

54 -142 49 06.

17 (or 61.

632507,-142.

968292), which has an altitude of 8900 feet.

The aviation chart seen on the same display, which shows Aaron's tracker beacon, lists the latitude as 66°, not 61°.

It also lists a Minimum Obstacle Clearance Altitude of 4600 feet (which would be underground if the drone is flying at the beacon's coordinates).

As a fan of the Bourne series, I don't understand where they get off using the "Bourne" series as part of this title. Yeah, granted, they referenced Treadstone and Blackbriar throughout but that was about it.

Upon rewatch it's really good. Classic Bourne.

This wasn't as good as the original three, but I wasn't expecting a whole lot when it was announced Jeremy Renner was taking over. To my pleasant surprise it stuck to the roots of the original three movies, and I wound up having fun with it.

Just watched it. What to say?

First things first, let me tell you about my history with the Bourne series. I can't say I'm the biggest fan.

Bourne series is all about one guy, Matt Damon. Nevertheless Jeremy Renner is another bad ass and I understand they got a different story line in here.

Come on guys! This was a really good movie.

Lacking the stylistic visual flair, kinetic action, highly charged atmosphere, sense of urgency, hyperactive camera, cut-throat editing & almost everything that made The Bourne Trilogy an intensely entertaining ride of non-stop thrills, The Bourne Legacy is an uninspiring & unnecessary fourth chapter that's quite inferior to its predecessors and doesn't even have Jason Bourne in it.Taking place concurrently with the events of The Bourne Ultimatum, the story of The Bourne Legacy concerns Aaron Cross an assassin-in-training for CIA who goes on the run for his life after the clandestine exposure of their operations in previous movies forces the secret agency to shut down all active operations & terminate every associated member within it with immediate effect.

This is a perfectly decent entry into the Bourne canon. Jeremy Renner is very comfortable and convincing as the 'rogue' agent on the run around the world.