On 6/3/2020 2:26 AM, between "Doug Cooper : August Abolins":

 DC> I don't like Zombie movies either, nor does my wife -- we
 DC> both love The Walking Dead. It's more about the people and
 DC> how they survive while also trying to sustain some semblance
 DC> of law and order; the zombies are just what cause the
 DC> situation and constant stress they live within. More of a
 DC> back drop.

Ah..  A kind of psychological approach then.  But then it depends on the pace
of the series.  I don't like a series that drags out the mystery for too long. 
For example, I could not get into LOST despite all the hype built up around it.
 Later, I learned that the ending let the fans down anyway.


 DC> ... having the feeling of not being
 DC> surrounded, without the expense of a lot of land, is what I
 DC> like within a back yard. And, the trees help filter some of
 DC> the road and siren noise that seems non-stop 2-3 blocks
 DC> away.

No street noise around here. Just birds, crickets, frogs.

I can relate to the char in Ozark who lives in the basement at his house and
has the habit of going skinny dipping in the lake.  It's at *his* property
after all.


 AA>> Back to films.. I would recommend the series: The
 AA>> Americans. It's a spy thriller set in the Reagan era..

 DC> I saw that show listed, haven't tried it yet. I'll have to
 DC> do so.

It's a very smart/intellectual series. The poker-faces of the actors as they
deal with concealing their secrets are fun to watch.  The scenes of unspoken
communications are well played as well.

I just recently reviewed a couple of episodes where I left off. It is near the
end of season 2 where they deal with the "secrets" of arpanet, stealth
technology for the SR-xx bomber, and ECHO.

The ECHO scenes reminded me of echomail.  I'd like to create a little mashup of
those scenes and have a little spoof on how the "secret" of echomail was
revealed to the world.  LOL


 DC> Have you seen Dexter? Thats another my wife and I
 DC> really enjoyed.

I heard a lot about it when it first came out. The premise intrigued me. But I
did not have access to DSL/internet as I do now.   My movie + tv series
backlist is getting longer than I have time to spare for!


 ..A


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