Comments on: Exit Music (For a Film): “The Bourne Ultimatum” http://popdose.com/exit-music-for-a-film-the-bourne-ultimatum/ your daily dose of pop culture Sun, 21 Mar 2010 22:19:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Broadhttp://popdose.com/exit-music-for-a-film-the-bourne-ultimatum/comment-page-1/#comment-53233 Broad Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:20:07 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=5420#comment-53233 WTF, indeed.<br><br><i>A woman in a position of power. I thought that is what the feminists were telling us we needed for decades. I guess it has to be the right kind of woman.</i><br><br>Yeah, because women -- especially feminists -- are completely without rational thought and want just *any* ol' woman to be in power, not the one who has the best ideas for running the country. And uggos need not apply.<br><br>Seriously? WTF, indeed.

A woman in a position of power. I thought that is what the feminists were telling us we needed for decades. I guess it has to be the right kind of woman.

Yeah, because women — especially feminists — are completely without rational thought and want just *any* ol' woman to be in power, not the one who has the best ideas for running the country. And uggos need not apply.

Seriously?

]]> By: Zackhttp://popdose.com/exit-music-for-a-film-the-bourne-ultimatum/comment-page-1/#comment-53234 Zack Wed, 17 Sep 2008 21:35:35 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=5420#comment-53234 It's always been amusing to me that these films have had almost literally nothing in common with the books that they share their titles with. I kind of like the idea of Ludlum's descendants cashing magnificent royalty checks based on nothing more than a catchy title (don't get me wrong, I enjoyed both of the Bourne books I read - Identity and Supremacy - but the movies' storyline diverges from them about fifteen seconds into the first movie). It's always been amusing to me that these films have had almost literally nothing in common with the books that they share their titles with. I kind of like the idea of Ludlum's descendants cashing magnificent royalty checks based on nothing more than a catchy title (don't get me wrong, I enjoyed both of the Bourne books I read – Identity and Supremacy – but the movies' storyline diverges from them about fifteen seconds into the first movie).

]]> By: Broadhttp://popdose.com/exit-music-for-a-film-the-bourne-ultimatum/comment-page-1/#comment-40077 Broad Wed, 17 Sep 2008 18:20:07 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=5420#comment-40077 WTF, indeed.<br><br><i>A woman in a position of power. I thought that is what the feminists were telling us we needed for decades. I guess it has to be the right kind of woman.</i><br><br>Yeah, because women -- especially feminists -- are completely without rational thought and want just *any* ol' woman to be in power, not the one who has the best ideas for running the country. And uggos need not apply.<br><br>Seriously? WTF, indeed.

A woman in a position of power. I thought that is what the feminists were telling us we needed for decades. I guess it has to be the right kind of woman.

Yeah, because women — especially feminists — are completely without rational thought and want just *any* ol' woman to be in power, not the one who has the best ideas for running the country. And uggos need not apply.

Seriously?

]]> By: Zackhttp://popdose.com/exit-music-for-a-film-the-bourne-ultimatum/comment-page-1/#comment-40078 Zack Wed, 17 Sep 2008 17:35:35 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=5420#comment-40078 It's always been amusing to me that these films have had almost literally nothing in common with the books that they share their titles with. I kind of like the idea of Ludlum's descendants cashing magnificent royalty checks based on nothing more than a catchy title (don't get me wrong, I enjoyed both of the Bourne books I read - Identity and Supremacy - but the movies' storyline diverges from them about fifteen seconds into the first movie). It's always been amusing to me that these films have had almost literally nothing in common with the books that they share their titles with. I kind of like the idea of Ludlum's descendants cashing magnificent royalty checks based on nothing more than a catchy title (don't get me wrong, I enjoyed both of the Bourne books I read – Identity and Supremacy – but the movies' storyline diverges from them about fifteen seconds into the first movie).

]]> By: Broadhttp://popdose.com/exit-music-for-a-film-the-bourne-ultimatum/comment-page-1/#comment-10991 Broad Wed, 17 Sep 2008 17:20:07 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=5420#comment-10991 WTF, indeed.<br><br><i>A woman in a position of power. I thought that is what the feminists were telling us we needed for decades. I guess it has to be the right kind of woman.</i><br><br>Yeah, because women -- especially feminists -- are completely without rational thought and want just *any* ol' woman to be in power, not the one who has the best ideas for running the country. And uggos need not apply.<br><br>Seriously? WTF, indeed.

A woman in a position of power. I thought that is what the feminists were telling us we needed for decades. I guess it has to be the right kind of woman.

Yeah, because women — especially feminists — are completely without rational thought and want just *any* ol' woman to be in power, not the one who has the best ideas for running the country. And uggos need not apply.

Seriously?

]]> By: Zackhttp://popdose.com/exit-music-for-a-film-the-bourne-ultimatum/comment-page-1/#comment-10992 Zack Wed, 17 Sep 2008 16:35:35 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=5420#comment-10992 It's always been amusing to me that these films have had almost literally nothing in common with the books that they share their titles with. I kind of like the idea of Ludlum's descendants cashing magnificent royalty checks based on nothing more than a catchy title (don't get me wrong, I enjoyed both of the Bourne books I read - Identity and Supremacy - but the movies' storyline diverges from them about fifteen seconds into the first movie). It's always been amusing to me that these films have had almost literally nothing in common with the books that they share their titles with. I kind of like the idea of Ludlum's descendants cashing magnificent royalty checks based on nothing more than a catchy title (don't get me wrong, I enjoyed both of the Bourne books I read – Identity and Supremacy – but the movies' storyline diverges from them about fifteen seconds into the first movie).

]]> By: ozarkmatthttp://popdose.com/exit-music-for-a-film-the-bourne-ultimatum/comment-page-1/#comment-10990 ozarkmatt Wed, 17 Sep 2008 04:53:22 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=5420#comment-10990 Uh, I think my Sarah Palin blow-up doll would get jealous, so I don't get out much. But thanks for caring.<br><br>WTF? Uh, I think my Sarah Palin blow-up doll would get jealous, so I don't get out much. But thanks for caring.

WTF?

]]> By: Broadhttp://popdose.com/exit-music-for-a-film-the-bourne-ultimatum/comment-page-1/#comment-10989 Broad Wed, 17 Sep 2008 04:46:32 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=5420#comment-10989 You don't date much, do you, ozarkmatt? You don't date much, do you, ozarkmatt?

]]> By: ozarkmatthttp://popdose.com/exit-music-for-a-film-the-bourne-ultimatum/comment-page-1/#comment-10988 ozarkmatt Wed, 17 Sep 2008 03:37:25 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=5420#comment-10988 Wow, as the resident conservative that hangs out here (to much ridicule if I remember), I have to say, you guys are really starting to lose it. I'm having flashbacks of the '04 campaign!<br><br>A woman in a position of power. I thought that is what the feminists were telling us we needed for decades. I guess it has to be the right kind of woman. And dw, you are correct in your implication, Palin was selected as an opposite but equal part of the ticket for the Republicans. Much like the reason every other VP selection (other than Gore for Clinton) for the last million years has been chosen.<br><br>But hey, back to the music. I don't think I ever paid attention to the ending credits of any of the three, but I have to admit, it's a catchy tune. Although it is pretty far from my usual listening tastes. <br><br>I was afraid. When you mentioned an ending of a Bourne film I was scared to death you were going to bring up the "alternate ending" of the first movie. Eeeee-gads did that blow.<br><br>I always loved me a Ludlum book. They did a good job with the movies, given the politically correct system that rules in Hollywood.<br><br>And since you asked it tongue in cheek, I will answer the same way. Since Jason Bourne and Michael Westen are fictional characters, they would do nothing. Wow, as the resident conservative that hangs out here (to much ridicule if I remember), I have to say, you guys are really starting to lose it. I'm having flashbacks of the '04 campaign!

A woman in a position of power. I thought that is what the feminists were telling us we needed for decades. I guess it has to be the right kind of woman. And dw, you are correct in your implication, Palin was selected as an opposite but equal part of the ticket for the Republicans. Much like the reason every other VP selection (other than Gore for Clinton) for the last million years has been chosen.

But hey, back to the music. I don't think I ever paid attention to the ending credits of any of the three, but I have to admit, it's a catchy tune. Although it is pretty far from my usual listening tastes.

I was afraid. When you mentioned an ending of a Bourne film I was scared to death you were going to bring up the “alternate ending” of the first movie. Eeeee-gads did that blow.

I always loved me a Ludlum book. They did a good job with the movies, given the politically correct system that rules in Hollywood.

And since you asked it tongue in cheek, I will answer the same way. Since Jason Bourne and Michael Westen are fictional characters, they would do nothing.

]]> By: DwDunphyhttp://popdose.com/exit-music-for-a-film-the-bourne-ultimatum/comment-page-1/#comment-10987 DwDunphy Tue, 16 Sep 2008 21:38:44 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=5420#comment-10987 Sarah Palin is a red herring, presented to the public who felt self-conscious about voting for an old white man versus a young black man. Palin softens the ticket by implying that she would also be a historic choice, versus trying to sell the public on the business as usual with the specter of racism hovering close behind.<br><br>For the Republicans, apparently, you'll get the real story when you spin the straight talk backwards and intuit the backmasking. Sarah Palin is a red herring, presented to the public who felt self-conscious about voting for an old white man versus a young black man. Palin softens the ticket by implying that she would also be a historic choice, versus trying to sell the public on the business as usual with the specter of racism hovering close behind.

For the Republicans, apparently, you'll get the real story when you spin the straight talk backwards and intuit the backmasking.

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