The Bourne Legacy 2012 Movie Download

Torrent Size: 815 MB

Runtime: 135 min Audio: 5.1 Language: English Frame Rate: 25 fps Video Audio Bitrate: 440 kbps

Starring: Jeremy Renner, Rachel Weisz, Edward Norton Year: 2012 Genre: Action, Adventure, Mystery Director: Tony Gilroy

Review: It's really great actors who have been there, in the cold of the director, who did not even try to respect the intelligence of the audience and give them something original or interesting case. Tony Gilroy has been written not only for the first three Bourne films, but the great Michael Clayton, as well as any here, it is obvious that this is a journey of destructive ego. Gilroy is more interested in what people see it as a smart writer and director, who actually entertaining and trying to stay true to what made the other movies Bourne special. This destructive mentality Gilroy overlook the need to believe in your players and material they are working with a unit of the film forward. Gilroy also realize the greatest sin of all, never underestimate their intelligence audience.The screenplay Dan Gilroy and his brother is trying to be the vanguard of scientific jargon graphic and clever dialogue, but ended up with so many inconsistencies and description fragile thing to do double twice to see if Gilroy had actually delivered by the manufacturer Bourne trilogy. The characters in the movie are to go from A to B, and none with Rachel Weisz and Jeremy Renner (which is clearly much work to comply with the duty to do something fine the role except roles) has no purpose at all. Poor Edward Norton is bark orders here, and you can clearly see who is frustrated with his role in certain scenes. The address is even very good, trouble walking, and life, this is also too long for its own good. The action scenes (some of them in the movie) did not shake the turn least.My universal advice that if you do not continue, the return of Rachel Weisz and Jeremy Renner (How much is deserve medals for their efforts this weak autoindulgent script to work) and get Tony Gilroy, who clearly does not respect anything other than themselves. You can have a better film if you do.