Tag: Robert Ludlum
More Christmas Leftovers: Another Five Christmas-Adjacent Movies
Last year, I wrote about what I called Christmas-adjacent movies, five films that took place at Christmas but didn’t quite qualify as full-fledged Christmas Movies. As it happens, there are quite a few films like this, many of which are great. So, here are another five flicks, in chronological ord...
Read MoreUniversal Developing a Fifth Jason Bourne Movie
Universal is regaining its memory of its superspy franchise. Deadline exclusively reveals that it has heard from sources that Universal Pictures wants to make another Jason Bourne movie, and it’s negotiating with Edward Bergman, director of All Quiet on the Western Front, to helm it. Deadline str...
Read MoreHow To Collect: A Beginners Guide To Collecting
BlabberingCollector | Feb 23, 2022 | 1
Have you been wanting to start your very own collection but just didn’t know how? It can be quite intimidating to see a massive collection. You might think, how on earth does one start, and why would you collect? To inspire you, I’ve asked my fellow Geeks + Gamers members to share photos o...
Read MoreFrank Marshall Talks Indy 5 and Bourne
In an interview with Collider, Frank Marshall gave fans updates on where things stand with two of his biggest franchises, those, of course, being Indiana Jones and the Bourne series. With our favorite archeologist, it looks like new director James Mangold has sent the team back to the drawing board...
Read MoreTreadstone Trailer Pulls Back the Curtain on Bourne Universe
It looks like the secrets of a clandestine government program are about to be revealed as the first full trailer for USA’s Tim Kring-produced event series Treadstone has arrived online. The Treadstone trailer begins with various agents delineating the meaning of Treadstone, which gives the audienc...
Read MoreBourne Again
We’re in a film era where franchises reign, and one of the results of that is a large number of sequels flooding theaters. Like with everything else, the quality of sequels varies wildly, and it’s often hard to predict which ones will connect with audiences. I’ve surely been befuddled by which...
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