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DVD The Endless Summer 2 - The Journey Continues
Twenty-eight years after directing the hit documentary The Endless Summer, Bruce Brown went on a similar quest with two surfers to find the perfect wave. With a bigger budget and more sophistication in the production, this sequel is even more spectacular. What is lost in innocence--which The Endless Summer was rich in--is made up for in stunning looks at pristine beaches on exotic and even unlikely (for example, Alaska) shores. --Tom Keogh
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Endless Summer 2
A fantastic movie if you want to see incredible surfing around the World. Visiting other countries and seeing the wildlife makes it very interesting. The photography is excellent. The storyline is cute.
30 years later and just as good
If you enjoyed Endless summer I then this is a must. This movie captures the atmosphere of the surf scene and makes you want to just get out there and go for it. The steps of the Endless summer I characters are retraced and new exciting locations visited and surfed. A healthy dose of humour is thrown in as well
GREAT SURF FILM-BUT PLEASE DON'T EDIT!
I won't beat a dead horse. Well, maybe I will. Please re-release this film in WIDESCREEN FORMAT, anything less is defeating the purpose.
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