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In one interview, one of the divers says that his dangerous hobby is 'two parts ego, one part curiosity and one part a need to prove yourself.' The divers talk about how they had been 'outsiders' all of their lives, always regarded as misfits and 'nerds.' Fittingly, it was Stanton and Volanthen who first discovered the lost boys and their coach on a ledge two miles into the cave, where they had taken refuge after heavy rain submerged the route they had followed. Paraphrasing the late poet George Eliot, 'What greater thing is there for human souls than to feel that they are joined for life, to strengthen each other, to be at one with each other in silent, unspeakable memories?' The documentary not only depicts the bravery and determination of the divers, but offers a look into their personalities and goals, each with a compelling story. and China - to engage in a joint undertaking captured the world's attention. The inspiration of people of many backgrounds and training coming together from all over the world - including the U. When members of the Seals concluded that they did not have the diving skill required for the rescue attempt, Rick Stanton and John Volanthen, two highly experienced British divers were called to Thailand. With the cave rapidly filling with water, the conditions became so daunting that one volunteer - a former Thai Navy Seal, died from a lack of oxygen.

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The challenge became even more real when divers discovered four pump workers trapped not far from the cave entrance and had to undertake a dangerous rescue that became a trial run for the later attempt to free the boys. Special Forces, Australian medical experts, a Thai nurse named 'Amp' Bangngoen who helped as a translator, and thousands of volunteers to undertake the rescue in the cave's claustrophobic, winding underground passageways. Trained cave divers were recruited as well as Thai Navy Seals, U. To capture the drama, the filmmakers relied on 87 hours of footage filmed by a Thai admiral's wife, interviews with the rescue team, computer graphics, and the use of reenactments when it became too dangerous to film inside the cave. Though it was a retreat the boys have often used in the past, after heavy premature monsoon rains, they found themselves surrounded by water two miles from the cave entrance, facing long odds for survival. Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin ('Free Solo') more than accomplish that with The Rescue, the tension-filled story of the rescue of 12 young soccer players, ages 10-16, and their coach trapped in the Tham Luang Nag Non cave in Northern Thailand in 2018. He never poops, but that's besides the point.Successfully following up on an Oscar-winning documentary is not an easy task, but directors E. Tux, the penguin, struts around their home in the deserted museum, and he saves the show. That, or she needed to be administered a heavy duty chill pill.

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She is so extremely annoying that I was screaming at the TV for her to just get back in the car and shut the heck UP! She needed to be bit-slapped. She over-acts and screams at her dad, demanding to know what this is all about.

Boyfriend holds daughter back and tries to drag her in the car, and succeeds a couple of times, but like a jack-in-the-box, this darn daughter keeps popping out.

Dad repeatedly tells her daughter to get back in the car. In the last episode (and I don't think I'm spoiling anything here), the eldest daughter Maddie goes all out spastic and ballistic when her dad confronts a dangerous character. He's a good ol' dad, except when he blows off his daughter fainting, and takes her for a milkshake instead of to a doctor. Brady on 'The Brady Bunch', and was this absolutely perfect, understanding, and hip papa. John West, the dad, is said to be robotic and emotionally aloof to his kids. Mom is 'oh-so-cool' as she sings rap back to her daughter. Then there's the scene where bratty oldest daughter (with the short shorts and fish-net leggings) blares out rap songs with her mom while mom is driving. #3: What high school boy sits along a beach with his mommy, strumming a guitar and singing for her, while looking adoringly in her eyes. Maddie looks like she's close to thirty, and Scout, the boy who's on the High School wrestling team, is really 24 years old. They get twenty-something year olds to play high school students. So many shows do this, and it's getting old.

They get a 16-year-old to play a 12-year old. So right from the start, the premise is unique and interesting. Having no home to move into (far-fetched reason why), they move into a deserted museum, which is pretty cool. one is twelve) moving from Boston to a remote town in Canada after the mom dies. It starts off with a mom, dad, and three teenaged kids (well. Ozark succeeds, but Northern Rescue is a totally different genre. I like shows about families, but they are hard to pull off without being corny.

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