Watch old star trek in HD on a big screen.
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I see the behavior of two people in the front seat, with a windshield to look through in front of them, rather than the backs of the front seats to look around (looks like that's what is reflecting in their eyes, too). The camera (phone?) is too steady to be hand-held; I believe it is mounted/sitting on the dashboard.Look at the other Guy, he is doing that too.
In my imagination, Mom is up front in a Frozen costume driving them while Sister is filming them.
It looks like an SUV or Min Van.
I find myself doing that more and more. It's getting so I can't even watch a TV show without looking for what's wrong with the technical stuff!You guys, check out the car..like someone else said in another thread, the car looks like rubber. Ha, it's not moving. They have a screen or something behind them. I think it's ok for the driver to take his eyes off of the road..what road?
What's funny is, I am finding that so many people will take apart a video. he he..probably do the same with movies. Like me! Just last night, in a movie made back in the 70's, supposed to be early western days before cars planes and automobiles, I saw, right there in the blue blue sky, a jet stream. Had to point it out to my DH. lol...and, I notice shadows on backgrounds where it's supposed to be a mountain and hills in the distance. We just didn't notice those kinds of things back in the day..at least I didn't. I was too young to care I guess. I was pretty young with the black and white movies. Shadows, everywhere..now I notice.![]()
Watch old star trek in HD on a big screen.
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My dear Queen, from my experience as a production welder I can assuredly say that a really good welder will leave their employer wanting more.
Production welder - JD must be a professional!
Production welder - JD must be a professional!
Yes, Sour, that word didn't escape my notice.......evokes images of one job after another job after another job after another.................