abestrat

Say what you want about the man but Mel Gibson is sorely missed, that was one of many mistakes this movie made. Flat, boring, pretty, but not fun. The original stands as a childhood favorite that I've watched with my kid many times but nugget of whatever, will be forgotten in a week. Yet another in a long list of agenda filled Netflix blunders. When will they learn? (Side note about Netflix as a production company: finally canceling my subscription after ANOTHER price hike, removing Christmas movies around the holidays, while other services put them behind pay walls is just a greedy, disgusting practice imo, streaming is out of control and people are finding alternatives)

Like it was a compelling story, and the footage is so interesting, wish we could have had more time with the "event" of it as far as how it must have felt to be stranded and then seeing rescue. He waved when they got there? Maybe a reflex or conviction but I suspect no recollection which is expected but disappointing.

But ya did the crew not like him??

"he wasn't just some person. He was the ... human you know, who was next to you on the ship"

"I don't remember being that upset about Chris, he wasn't my best mate he wasn't my kid, sh*# happens"

"He was alive! ...people were relieved... they didn't want to be involved in a diving fatality"

Like, y'all! XD.