In the course of the story he learns that his name is Jason Bourne and that he is part of an elite and super-secret CIA task force/project that turned him (and a number of other agents) into super-assassins. He has two bullet holes in his back and no memory of who he is. The story centers around a man who is rescued, in the beginning scenes, by the crew of a fishing boat in the Mediterranean off the coast of France. I will ruin it for you with what I have to say. If you think you want to watch these movies, then stop reading and go watch them before finishing this post. (The second movie was even darker than the first.) What is prompting me to write this morning is that the ending scenes of the second movie highlight something about which I simply have to talk. The movies were very dark, missing almost completely any portrayal of human goodness. This isn't really a review, by the way, and I'm not even going to recommend that you watch the movies. We like, on occasion, to watch a good spy thriller and the last two Saturday evenings we watched the first two movies in the Jason Bourne series.

It seems to have become a Saturday night tradition in the Reagan household to eat pizza and watch a movie.

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