What was the last movie/show you watched?

[rockin_rod]

I'm enjoying second time around watching of both Brassic, and Dark Winds.
Found them on a free streaming service here in Aus and making me reconsider my paid subscription services.

 

[hornysebie]

Titanic. I am sorry for that, but it is true...

 

[Vixxen81]

Sleepaway Camp (1983)

Wow. Just wow. Wow. Great flick. Unfortunately, I only had the cut-to-hell version on teevee but it's on Peacock so I'll watch it again.

 

[WickedTouch]

On a bit of an oldies trip movie wise... Watched Jaws and The Conversation last week and revisited The Thing at the weekend.

Good times.

 

[yummybrownfox]

I watched one of my favorite horror movies The Descent tonight with my mom and my niece.

 

[darcyduke]

I watched one of my favorite horror movies The Descent tonight with my mom and my niece.

Bloody brilliant movie!!! Put me off caves for a lifetime ha!

I watched Landman last night

 

[rockin_rod]

I watched one of my favorite horror movies The Descent tonight with my mom and my niece.

Don't remember much about that one, other than there was a different ending made for the UK version, than for the rest of the distribution.
Related (somewhat): I used to be active in a caving club in my late teens and early twenties, and got to know some cave divers. I always thought they were crazy nuts to do what they did, dry caving created enough adrenalin for me but doing it under cold dark water just added a whole other dimension...... no thanks.

 

[Vixxen81]

Don't remember much about that one, other than there was a different ending made for the UK version, than for the rest of the distribution.
Related (somewhat): I used to be active in a caving club in my late teens and early twenties, and got to know some cave divers. I always thought they were crazy nuts to do what they did, dry caving created enough adrenalin for me but doing it under cold dark water just added a whole other dimension...... no thanks.

If there's a possibility of me being stuck or hitting bottom at terminal velocity, the answer is "no thanks."

 

[cbhours]

Don't remember much about that one, other than there was a different ending made for the UK version, than for the rest of the distribution.
Related (somewhat): I used to be active in a caving club in my late teens and early twenties, and got to know some cave divers. I always thought they were crazy nuts to do what they did, dry caving created enough adrenalin for me but doing it under cold dark water just added a whole other dimension...... no thanks.

Have you watched "the rescue" on Disney Plus? What an amazing story (it's a documentary) it's about cave diving to rescue kids trapped underground.

 

[rockin_rod]

Have you watched "the rescue" on Disney Plus? What an amazing story (it's a documentary) it's about cave diving to rescue kids trapped underground.

No, haven't caught that yet

 

[yummybrownfox]

I always thought they were crazy nuts to do what they did, dry caving created enough adrenalin for me but doing it under cold dark water just added a whole other dimension...... no thanks.

Every time I watch that I'm like NOPE! That I will not do. I have zero interest in going into a cave. Lol. I'll always treasure the memory of skydiving for my birthday, and crossing that off my bucket list. As far as thrills...I'm always looking forward to my next trip to a park to ride rollercoasters and Slingshot rides! I was in Orlando, Florida in late-December, and I rode the tallest Slingshot in the world at ICON Park. The next day (New Year's Eve) I spent the entire day at Universal Islands of Adventure, and rang in the new year there. I can't wait to go back!

 

[darcyduke]

The Beauty

 

[darcyduke]

His and Hers. Awesome twist!