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Terrible movie with a surf "theme" that had nothing to do with surfing and no real surfers.
A bad movie with GREAT surfing, REAL surfers and AMAZING, BEAUTIFUL cinematography was IN GOD'S HANDS.
While channel surfing, we found this movie with its promising synopsis.
While channel surfing the other night, Sleepaway Camp II happened to cross paths with me.
Such is the case with 'Blue Juice,' a 1995 Brit flick about an unlikely group of surfing enthusiasts in what would seem (to a dumb American, anyway) an even more unlikely place to find surfers: Cornwall, England.
Catherine Zeta-Jones plays Chloe, a young woman living with a surfing instructor, JC (Sean Pertwee; you remember him).
Pertwee is actually the film's star, and his character is something of a surfing legend to a small group of surfing devotees, the requisite oddball group of free spirits that inevitably inhabit films like this.
I ran across this several years ago while channel surfing on a Sunday afternoon.
It is filled with artistic talent, and athletic talent, however trivial you might think surfing to be athletic.
I suspect Alexander the Great would not be celebrated for his surfing technique.
As a popular sport, surfing was liked by many people.
But they still kept on surfing and enjoyed themselves.
By letting those involved in the genesis of big wave surfing tell us their stories, how it felt and what they thought, you get the feeling of having been there.
If it were possible to distill the heart and soul of the sport--no, the pure lifestyle--of surfing to its perfect form, this documentary has done it.
There's been a spate of recent surfing movies that I seem to haphazardly run across without advance warning.
The focus is on the pioneers of big wave surfing from the 60's Greg Noll to our current Laird Hamilton, from Waimea Bay to Mavericks to Jaws.
There's loads of good surfing mixed in with interviews of past and present surfing stars, in pleasant, relaxed and unpretentious fashion.
Of all the surfing movies I've seen this tells the big-wave story the best, and I think it's my favorite.
I first came across 'My Tutor Friend' accidentally one or two years ago while TV surfing.
This is one of those movies that you happen across when you're channel surfing on a Saturday afternoon, and you get drawn into it and end up watching the whole thing.
Their lives were basically surfing, living, breathing, and having fun.
This is an awesome movie and if you love surfing then you should really see this movie.
If you're a surfer and you want to find out who started surfing, how it came into life, who is really famous at it or what ever, then you should really see it.
Wow! Stacy Peralta has followed up Dogtown and Z-Boys with an equally stunning documentary about the history of the big-wave surfing culture in America.
The structure of the film is edited brilliantly and works perfectly with the narration, interviews, animation and surfing footage.
Everything from the structure, to the players, to the amazing stock footage, to even the style in which this was filmed only reinforced the beauty and power behind the sport of surfing.
Of all the surfing films that I have seen (Endless Summer, Billabong Odyssey, and Step Into Liquid) this was the most consistent and relevant.
Beginning with the early ages of surfing (a brief history lesson) lasting all the way till Laird's infamous ride, Riding Giants goes further into the mind, heart, and soul of the sport than any of these other documentaries.
My finger stopped channel surfing the moment I heard Harvey's voice.
Sure there are scenes of them surfing, but what makes this movie so special is the people.
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