Cardinal of the Kremlin was also pretty decent, but after the Cold War ended he (like most writers of spy thrillers) floundered. Without a Big Bad like the USSR to pit his hero against, Jack Ryan’s subsequent adventures took him out of the realm of Secret Agents Who Do Extraordinary Things We Never Hear About to a Big…

Or cats. 

it was a middling flop where kenneth branaugh (who also directed) got to trial run his tenet villain character.

If Tom Clancy wrote a book today, I think everyone would be blown away by it. Mostly because he’s been dead for almost a decade

The strawberry ones used to be mega-sweet.  Haven’t had one in years, though.  Pretty much settled on the fig as the only “good” Newton.

I saw it and it’s entirely forgettable (I can only tell you that I’ve seen it, but nothing specific about it)...so, yeah. Understandable that you wouldn’t remember that movie even existing.

Probably because Clancy was a hack who gave surface-to-air missiles more character development than any of his actual characters. 

No one does it’s okay

Yeah, after IMDb’ing Pine, I found Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit from 2014. I don’t remember that one at all.

I vaguely remember some Jack Ryan movie in Russia with Pine and Keira Knightly as his wife.

When did Chris Pine play Jack Ryan?

Less edge than Jack Ryan? He’s a marshmallow?

Reason 4,987 to love this woman. 

She’s just the best.

Philadelphia called and said they can't to borrow that chip again...

Just as soon as Chicagoans lose that Second City-sized chip on their shoulders.

Excellent rant.

Because that’s what people tune in to see. Hot human on zombie sex scenes.

It’s worse than it sounds.

Hot sauce!