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On Sat, 11 Jan 2025 09:15:55 -0000 (UTC), RonB wrote:


> I didn't like the one Bourne movie I partially watched. That
> "shaky-camera"
> crap gets on my nerves. (I think it was a Bourne movie with the
> "shaky-camera" disease — if not, my apologies.)

I've been watching the new Netflix series 'American Primeval'. I won't 
comment on its value but it's filmed (digital I suppose) in that faux 
black and white mode. Colors sometimes come through but not often. 

I assume it's some sort of digital post-processing to try to create and 
atmosphere of 1853. 

The Mormons may not be too happy with it. They'd rather forget the 
Mountain Meadows Massacre.  There is a monument at the site when it hasn't 
been vandalized but it's not included in the tourist brochures.


> I've been watching the Jesse Stone movies. More my speed these days.

Selleck makes anything better and Parker's stories were good to start 
with. I haven't read any of the Stone books written by other author's 
after his death but I believe the movies stay close to the originals.