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Unread postby =beast= » 17 Feb 12, 2:42 pm

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yeah, ill go see it
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Re: The Bourne Legacy

Unread postby Disco LT » 17 Feb 12, 2:47 pm

Me too actually, it looks quite good.
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Re: The Bourne Legacy

Unread postby Anon. E. Moose » 17 Feb 12, 2:52 pm

The amount of butthurt about the movie is outstanding though. One of my friends is a massive Bourne Trilogy fan, and he's insitant on this being a complete **** of the trilogy.

I'll definitely be seeing it, it looks quite good.
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Re: The Bourne Legacy

Unread postby Werewolph » 17 Feb 12, 3:08 pm

HUGE fan of the Trilogy here, but I'll be definately seeing this. I mean, sure... Matt Damon was Jason Bourne, but he got his Identity back. There has to be another Bourne, so this movie makes perfect sense.
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Re: The Bourne Legacy

Unread postby Nekosan » 17 Feb 12, 3:25 pm

Anon. E. Moose wrote:The amount of butthurt about the movie is outstanding though. One of my friends is a massive Bourne Trilogy fan, and he's insitant on this being a complete **** of the trilogy.

I'll definitely be seeing it, it looks quite good.


I haven't read the second trilogy tbh but I've read a lot of Eric Van Lustbader's work and he's a much better author than Robert Ludlum is/was IMO.

Trailer looked good.
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Re: The Bourne Legacy

Unread postby Disco LT » 17 Feb 12, 4:20 pm

Nekosan wrote:
I haven't read the second trilogy tbh but I've read a lot of Eric Van Lustbader's work and he's a much better author than Robert Ludlum is/was IMO.

Trailer looked good.


I found reading the books really, really difficult.
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Re: The Bourne Legacy

Unread postby Lurk » 20 Feb 12, 10:02 pm

Discostaya wrote:
Nekosan wrote:
I haven't read the second trilogy tbh but I've read a lot of Eric Van Lustbader's work and he's a much better author than Robert Ludlum is/was IMO.

Trailer looked good.


I found reading the books really, really difficult.



The Ludlum books? They were really quite easy to read..
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Re: The Bourne Legacy

Unread postby jmcev » 20 Feb 12, 10:35 pm

lurk read?
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Re: The Bourne Legacy

Unread postby Wyld » 1 Apr 12, 10:01 pm

I've only read Eric Van Lustbader's early work .. and .. ugh .. I sure as hell hope he improved. Seriously, my memories of his work are so bad, I honestly would find it difficult to pick up one of his later books.
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Re: The Bourne Legacy

Unread postby Nekosan » 1 Apr 12, 10:12 pm

Wyld wrote:I've only read Eric Van Lustbader's early work .. and .. ugh .. I sure as hell hope he improved. Seriously, my memories of his work are so bad, I honestly would find it difficult to pick up one of his later books.


Which series? I quite enjoyed the Sunset Warrior cycle, although it's been a LOOOONG time since I read it.
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Re: The Bourne Legacy

Unread postby Wyld » 1 Apr 12, 10:23 pm

Nekosan wrote:
Wyld wrote:I've only read Eric Van Lustbader's early work .. and .. ugh .. I sure as hell hope he improved. Seriously, my memories of his work are so bad, I honestly would find it difficult to pick up one of his later books.


Which series? I quite enjoyed the Sunset Warrior cycle, although it's been a LOOOONG time since I read it.

Read the Nicholas Linnear/Ninja series.

I finished it, but that was more a sign of my stubbornness than any measurement of the quality in the writing.
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Re: The Bourne Legacy

Unread postby Nekosan » 2 Apr 12, 12:47 am

Wyld wrote:Read the Nicholas Linnear/Ninja series.

I finished it, but that was more a sign of my stubbornness than any measurement of the quality in the writing.


Ahhh that's totally understandable, that entire series was excessively long winded IMO, from memory the spin-offs were better written.
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