Which streaming app has Medusa Touch and Who Dares Wins?

Posted by OwlRevolutionary7115@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 7 comments

I was playing around with my Toshiba smart TV. I found a free app which had ‘The Medusa Touch’ and ‘Who Dares Wins’ on it. Started watching it. Can’t remember what it was now or find it again. Anyone got any ideas? The streaming guides don’t mention either film.

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OwlRevolutionary7115@reddit (OP)

The suggestions for the high seas are useful. I'm actually just curious as to how I got on this particular app. And what else is on it.

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Kell_Jon@reddit

If you’re not too bothered about legality then this app has every show from every streaming platform. https://cinemahdapkapp.com/cinema-apk-firestick-fire-tv-1/

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ThatOneEnemy@reddit

If you’re willing to sail the seas, braflix likely has them ready to stream

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OwlRevolutionary7115@reddit (OP)

Neither film is listed on justwatch - under either title. It was a good app on the TV just can’t find it again.

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mdmnl@reddit

Who Dares Wins (a proper slice of British '80s mayhem) is also known as The Final Option if that helps yours track it down. Can't see it available to stream in the UK. Maybe tubi if in the US, or you can vee pee en it so...

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ceaselessliquid@reddit

Haven't heard of either film, and have no idea; but, I use a service on my phone called 'JustWatch'. I've found that pretty reliable to tell where a given film can be streamed, rented, or purchased. They will both be available on the high seas, that being said.

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