This documentary follows a surfer as he searches for a place where he can surf in peace. We follow him as he builds boats to sail to remote spots and lives off the ocean under a soundtrack of 70's music.
Big Wednesday, Point Break .both enjoyable movies with surfing in them. This is not included with those this is as dull as ditch water and not as tasty! The story doesn't exist I know this is a documentary, but it still needs to be interesting. The film follows the narrator as he lives off the ocean, makes a boat and eats fish. He offers no insight into the passion behind surfing but offers only some half-assed philosophy that sounds like he's been drinking the salt-water.
The deepest insight we get is a line where he says the shape of his boat was told to him by aliens in a dream he had it doesn't get better than that. In fact it doesn't even know how to fill the time all scenes are played under a constant soundtrack, but most scenes are dull. The worst being a 5 minute scene of the crew messing with cameras!
The only interesting bit is the last 15 minutes where all shots are from a camera on a surf board while Pink Floyd plays underneath, some of the shots are simply beautiful and technically pretty hot. However even this gets dull and repetitive after a bit.
Overall this is a waste of 80 minutes dull, dull, dull. I don't know where he is but Greenough should be found, brought to my house and made to apologise!
Big Wednesday, Point Break .both enjoyable movies with surfing in them. This is not included with those this is as dull as ditch water and not as tasty! The story doesn't exist I know this is a documentary, but it still needs to be interesting. The film follows the narrator as he lives off the ocean, makes a boat and eats fish. He offers no insight into the passion behind surfing but offers only some half-assed philosophy that sounds like he's been drinking the salt-water.
The deepest insight we get is a line where he says the shape of his boat was told to him by aliens in a dream he had it doesn't get better than that. In fact it doesn't even know how to fill the time all scenes are played under a constant soundtrack, but most scenes are dull. The worst being a 5 minute scene of the crew messing with cameras!
The only interesting bit is the last 15 minutes where all shots are from a camera on a surf board while Pink Floyd plays underneath, some of the shots are simply beautiful and technically pretty hot. However even this gets dull and repetitive after a bit.
Overall this is a waste of 80 minutes dull, dull, dull. I don't know where he is but Greenough should be found, brought to my house and made to apologise!