Episode 32: The Bourne Legacy

"Jeremy Renner in perfect wolf pose" Imagining Renner in winter gear, out in the snow sat on his butt, one leg up in the air trying to lick his own genitals

So, this Jeremy Renner character is literally Forrest Gump. A lot of people haven't heard about Project 100,000. It was funded by friend of the WTYP Podcast, Robert McNamara. It was basically a way to increase the number of US troops serving in Vietnam by drastically lowering some of, let's say, the mental capacity of some of the new recruits. Drafting the mentally challenged to die -not fight, to die. Sadly only one of the most despicable things that Rob McNamara did. The press called them 'McNamara's Morons'. Real shit. These poor guys were used as actual meat shields.

Maybe the U in SCUM could become something like Uncriticized Violence or Unnecessary Violence, instead of Unprovoked Violence since that’s a mainly Bond idea

I guess to cover all the bases the system has to be GIRTHSCUM.

We need a standalone file of the ultimate drop. That one drop completely incapacitated me for an entire 5 minutes.

There was a real thing called “Project 100,000” (“McNamara's Misfits” is the most PC way it was described) when DoD tried to use borderline mentally disabled people in the army.

definitely one of the best episodes so far! listened to it like four times and the Ultimate Drop kills me everytime

Bourne: Not The Guy But You Get The Idea

surprisingly positive episode, maybe i should give the film another chance; though given how much we diverged in opinions on the last few movies, maybe not i believe the intention with this movie was to start a whole new franchise focused around aaron cross' character, but the film didn't do well enough financially for another to be made then greengrass came back a few years later for some reason and made a film that basically pretends this one didn't exist

I've recently come across the film Winter Kills (1979) and it sounds very much like something I'd like to hear you KJB lovelies discuss. it sounds both good and absolutely terrible

me at the gender psychiatrist saying "yes i will commit to the program, i've been living like im in the program for several years"

Out of curiosity, would y'all consider having Grace G Freud on to discuss the 9/11 knock on effects of The Santa Claus film franchise?

I don't know what the deal was with trying to insert Jeremy Renner into existing spy/espionage franchises. There was this and then Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol.

I hope you ladies get around to reviewing Tinker, Tailor… or any of the actually smart films about spies, nonces, and the futility of the Cold War. It’d be fun to hear your takes!

Is this just the Jason Bourne License to Kill? Like it’s Just An Action Film

For an alternative rating system how about SMUG? Smarm Misogyny Unprovoked violence Glorification

Jeremy Renner is most definitely a motorcycle guy. His songs about riding around on motorcycles are deliriously hilarious, as is the story of Stefan Heck trolling Renner’s app out of existence.

I cannot believe they missed Jeremy Renner fully squashing a policeman flat like in a Looney Tunes cartoon, complete with "splat" noise, when he drops on top of him in a narrow alley in the final chase scene.

Jeremy Renner is one of those actors I find completely inexplicable. Just a bland, hollow presence on the level of someone like Sam Worthington who keeps getting cast in major projects.

Jesus Christ that's not Jason Bourne

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