The Posiden Adventure. I must have seen this 20 times growing up in the 80s.

I loved the movie but I think the studio lost their asses on it financially.

That heart scene scared grade school aged me as well.

It was after The Last Crusade had been out for a while and was pretty much universally liked. Thats when the people started talking bad about Temple of Dooms goofy scenes and cheesy special effects.

I never thought of that but yikes.

If I remember the show correctly, after the first few episodes he could mostly control when the enhanced senses were in use.

Before Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull came out Temple of Doom was the whipping boy in the series.

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. People kind of crap on the movie now but that’s the best crowd I’ve ever seen a movie with.

The Sentinel. I watched that back in the 90s.

The sycophants angrily questioning why I want to do something my own way on the equipment I paid for was the most bizarro world thing, I ended up getting rid of that Mac in large part because of that type of attitude on the forums.

Landscape photography. Do it while you are on your hike.

I have a couple of traditional watches that I occasionally wear and don’t own a smart watch because I don’t need another thing to worry about keeping charged.

Call one of my woman friends and ask them come over to help me to learn do the woman stuff I don’t know how to do.

One of my computers has windows on one of the ssds because I have to use windows for work software once every week or so for about 20-30 minutes and there are a few other windows programs that I need to use occasionally.

Basically I use Windows for a couple of hours a month and Linux the rest of the time.

Mad Men and The Wire in a photo finish. I have trouble choosing one over the other.

I never hear anyone else mention This Life but it’s definitely on my short list of best shows ever.

I’m sure it’s in music license hell. They had so much great music on the show that helped the tone of the show but would be ludicrously expensive to license for streaming.

I’ve seen The Lady Eve a few times over the years but not in a while. TCM used to do Preston Sturges marathons every year or so.

I have never seen I Know Where I’m going but the entry on Wikipedia makes it seem interesting.

You’re not even going to name the place?

C’mon man!

This is copied from my reply to another person here.

Most of the music is on Soulseek.

MC Rell is rapper from the late 80s that dropped a pretty good album, very few people have heard of him.

The Lootpack is a 90s hip hop group from LA that was good but for some reason it never caught on, I don’t know anyone else who’s heard their album.

The older films I like aren’t really that obscure, I just don’t know any film nerds in real life. I’m a big fan of the Preston Sturges comedy films, film nerds know them but no one I know in real life watches old movies.

Have Gun, Will Travel is one of my favorite western TV shows. It’s kind of stuck around but, not like I Love Lucy or The Honeymooners did.

There was a series of b movies about a detective called The Falcon. They were kind of a mix of The Thin Man films and the Sam Spade films.

They were lots of fun to watch but I don’t know anyone else who’s seen them.

Most of the music is on Soulseek.

MC Rell is rapper from the late 80s that dropped a pretty good album, very few people have heard of him.

The Lootpack is a 90s hip hop group from LA that was good but for some reason it never caught on, I don’t know anyone else who’s heard their album.

The older films I like aren’t really that obscure, I just don’t know any film nerds in real life. I’m a big fan of the Preston Sturges comedy films, film nerds know them but no one I know in real life watches old movies.

Have Gun, Will Travel is one of my favorite western TV shows. It’s kind of stuck around but, not like I Love Lucy or The Honeymooners did.

There was a series of b movies about a detective called The Falcon. They were kind of a mix of The Thin Man films and the Sam Spade films.

They were lots of fun to watch but I don’t know anyone else who’s seen them.

Obscure 80s and 90s hip hop records that very few people have heard of because they sold less than a couple hundred thousand records, some much less

Classic black and white films and TV shows. No one I know in real life enjoys these.

Braums ain’t what it used to be. It’s really hit or miss these days.