Memorable, crazy movie

A very feeble attempt at affirmatie action

A different way of telling a story

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

The show is insulting to my intelligence, repetitive to the point of nausea and filled with more lies and fake artifacts than the Piltdown Man museum. There is no evidence to support any of the dubious claims made on this sorry excuse for a "reality" show, the characters act like morons and spout tired catchphrases left over from the other show, Choke Island. Another fine point, the lead treasure hunter, Kevin Dykstra is we are told, an experienced diver and knows what he is doing. Why the heck did he jump off a ladder rather than the perfectly usable platform right next to it! I myself have been diving and watched that segment in total disbelief, it was the stupidest thing I've seen on tv in a long time.

This is written in the same way as Curse of Oak Island. Repetitive. We watch the episodes to keep up with the story, but why should we, if we can watch it 5 episodes later and see the same thing?They need to fire the production company that is making this and Oak Island.

Get rid of this narrator and all the redundancies and this series would be more interesting.

They've already found the treasure, your eyeballs are the treasure! That's all these shows seek to do, get you to tune in next week,next season.I can't believe the Curse of Oak Island has hooked people in this much on so little. They've redone the found coin thing like 3,4 times. They've brought in "experts" who make Ancient Alien regulars look like beyond reproach researchers.Now they created a spin off and done the exact same thing..We found a coin! OMG. I'm touching something, we can't show it to you, but it's definitely there!You know, the story up to now may very well be true. A bunch of Union soldiers may have indeed run off with Confederate gold. The idea of carpetbaggers down south is not new! A ton of Northerners made fortunes stealing from the South.Now here's the thing, if there was really a train sitting on its side, on a beach visible for many years, do you really think everybody would have just ignored it? Ahhh yeah the old train down at the beach, no never took a picture of it, why would i? That articles in local newspapers wouldn't exist about it? Do you? Than this series is for you! Because you'll believe anything. There would be literally 1000's of pictures! There would be POSTCARDS!I know a lot about Oak Island. I looked into it 40 years ago. Here's what they kind of avoid on the show. The island was literally strip mined at one point and none of these guys actually knows exactly where to dig for anything! But they never, ever are truthful about that.Having the thing shaved down to bedrock is why the Canadian government made laws about not doing it over and over.What I see them doing over and over is taking a fact, and then attaching many theories to it. This is what a very accomplished liar will do, start with a foundation of something real. And then build a false story around it, so they can always go back to the provable real thing.My favorite line so far was "If you've heard, that validates.." No it doesn't!!! I've heard of the ghost of the ;Landmark Theater, that doesn't validate the legend at all. This is exactly how practiced liars weave on a single thread of truth.Here's my Karnak prediction,,,5 years from now you'll tune in..and they'll still be ohhh.so close to solving this mystery.