Bourne films

[krunchkin]

Just watching Supremacy on ITV 2. Amazing how outdated they look within a decade of being made, CRT monitors and fliphones etc. Looks like the stoneage

[poing]

Better not switch to ITV4 then, it's a Bond film from 1981

[krunchkin]

In an odd way films without tech from the last 20 years look less old fashioned than those with it

[ReaderScars]

Yep krunchie, I think the first jack Reacher film won't suffer too badly for that reason.

[IanMorewood]

poing said:

Better not switch to ITV4 then, it's a Bond film from 1981

Carole Bouquet

[Chris Type R]

The original Bourne movie/book was very light on technology. Public phones, land-lines.

[Dog Star]

What I love about the Bourne films is the fact that they're in Europe, not just another film set in LA. Love the German/Russian winters, autobahn service stations etc. It's just more "real".

[P-Jay]

Watched Mission Impossible a few weeks ago, opening scene involves someone choosing a VHS tape before lighting up on a plane to cover the smoke of the tape self-destructing.

[krunchkin]

P-Jay said:

Watched Mission Impossible a few weeks ago, opening scene involves someone choosing a VHS tape before lighting up on a plane to cover the smoke of the tape self-destructing.

smoking REALLY dates films. It just looks fking bizarre in 80s and 90s films now when people are all chuffing away