I mentioned in a previous posting that my
brother-in-law has a Christmas movie tradition of watching Scrooged. Well, my family has a movie tradition also. We watch a
trilogy each Christmas break. We’ve seen all the great ones over the years: The
Godfather series; The Lord of the Rings (extended versions); Star Wars (both
trilogies); the Man with No Name spaghetti westerns; and last year was Mission Impossible. This
year we selected the Bourne trilogy (not including the new film with Jeremy
Renner, which I may watch later, since Bourne does not technically appear in
the film).
With this in mind, I am planning on posting
three reviews in the first week of January about the Jason Bourne films
starring Matt Damon. Since they are interconnected in a number of ways, each
having a single predominant theme, the blogs will essentially piggy-back on one another,
especially in the biblical interaction that I respond with. So, look for these
coming soon to this website. (And my review/response to The Hobbit will appear in early January.)
Who knows, next year's trilogy might be the "Three Flavors Cornetto" trilogy, featuring perhaps my favorite film (and certainly most quoted in my home), Hot Fuzz (blue cornetto), along with Shaun of the Dead (red cornetto), and the upcoming green cornetto, The World's End, releasing in late 2013.
Who knows, next year's trilogy might be the "Three Flavors Cornetto" trilogy, featuring perhaps my favorite film (and certainly most quoted in my home), Hot Fuzz (blue cornetto), along with Shaun of the Dead (red cornetto), and the upcoming green cornetto, The World's End, releasing in late 2013.
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