Personally, I enjoyed the indie movie Splinterheads (2009). It was an amusing romance comedy that used Geocaching fairly prominently as a plot device to bring the main characters together. The movie is a coming of age story of Justin (Thomas Middleditch) as he joins Tracy (Rachael Taylor) on a series of geocaching adventures.
The geocaching plot of this doesn't feel shoehorned or out of place to the story and just feels like a fun hobby of the main character and they bring others along for the adventure.
I know I have seen other movies with geocaching mentioned or as a side plot, but this was one of the most natural feeling uses of it in the story. This movie may not be meant for younger audiences, but is still a worthwhile viewing for someone a little older.
** Rated R for language including sexual references, and brief drug use **
The geocaching plot of this doesn't feel shoehorned or out of place to the story and just feels like a fun hobby of the main character and they bring others along for the adventure.
I know I have seen other movies with geocaching mentioned or as a side plot, but this was one of the most natural feeling uses of it in the story. This movie may not be meant for younger audiences, but is still a worthwhile viewing for someone a little older.
** Rated R for language including sexual references, and brief drug use **
