Bourne to be wild
- Andy Gotts
- May 21, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 29, 2021
My unseen archive portrait for today is #Oscar winner actor, Jason Bourne action man and all-round good egg #MattDamon.
Matt is as lovely as you want him to be and luckily I have been in his company a few times. It’s a funny old world in the life of ‘actors’ as the community is surprisingly small and most people have mutual friends that you happen by. Ive loved watching Matt in all his escapades (maybe not so much in #TheGreatWall), but without doubt The Martian has been one of my favourites.
I think it's not just his character as someone abandoned with virtually no hope of survival, just making the most to make things work and keeping spirits up. You don’t have to be on Mars to have similar feelings, especially in the current times we are living through. #StaySafe
#TheRainmaker #GoodWillHunting #SavingPrivateRyan #TheTalentedMrRipley #TheLegendOfBaggerVance #OceansEleven #TheBourneIdentity #Syriana #TheDeparted #TheGoodShepherd #TheInformant#Invictus #Interstellar #TheMonumentsMen #TheMartian #JasonBourne #LeMans66 #photography #CelebrityPhotographer #AndyGotts #OneShotGotts #30thAnniversary
BitLife starts like a simple checklist. You are born, you go to school, you get a job, and you try to “build a good life.” Everything looks structured, almost calm.
Then you start making choices. And that’s where the structure quietly collapses.
Step 1: Childhood Looks Normal
At the beginning, BitLife feels predictable.
You age up. You go to school. You interact with family. You think the game is just about following a standard life path.
Nothing unusual happens here. It almost feels like a simulation of order.
Step 2: Small Decisions Start Changing Everything
The first real shift comes from tiny choices.
Skipping school once. Choosing a random activity. Ignoring responsibilities.
Individually, these decisions feel harmless. But BitLife remembers…