Eighteen Months Kindle Edition by Leslie Jones McCloud (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

Did he take it out back?😂 (It’s my fav)

https://fandomwire.com/matt-damon-said-mcu-star-jeremy-renner-killed-his-hard-earned-1-6b-bourne-franchise-shot-it-in-the-head/Matt Damon Said MCU Star Jeremy Renner Killed His Hard-Earned $1.6B Bourne Franchise: "Shot it in the head"
It’s a realistic (kinda) take on espionage. The whole franchise is really a story about when a good thing goes bad in clandestine problem solving. There really were no bad guys—depending on your desired outcomes.

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