I have quite a few surf videos, and am still collecting. I was wondering what your favorite surf movies/videos/dvd’s were. I like Shelter for a new over all movie, goodenbreed for a 60’s style, super sessions for 70’s. Wordz for new longboard(even though it has lots of recycled superslide footage). And September sessions for new shortboard. I would like to hear what some of your favorites are. Thanks!
Don’t forget the excellent acting skills protrayed in “North Shore” (lol)
Don’t forget the excellent acting skills protrayed in “North > Shore” (lol) I love “Longboard Magic” maybe because I have two rides in the Rincon section!!
“The Seedling” …hands down my favorite. good music, some shaping, some glassine, and joel.
“The Seedling” …hands down my favorite. good music, some > shaping, some glassine, and joel. Blazing Boards (1984)…when state of the art still meant variety of styles as well as boards (singles, singles a la Cheyne, twins, thrusters, quads)…and Derek Hynd on a Fitzgerald twin…
Blazing Boards (1984)…when state of the art still meant variety of > styles as well as boards (singles, singles a la Cheyne, twins, thrusters, > quads)…and Derek Hynd on a Fitzgerald twin… Me like Beach Blanket Bingo and Ride the Wild Surf.Fabian and Frankie Avalon real hot surf dudes.Me also like Annette Funicello…she one hot chick and real cool Mousketeer…tanks Mongo
Thomas Edison’s footage of surfers at Waikiki in 1898. Truly amazing.>>> Me like Beach Blanket Bingo and Ride the Wild Surf.Fabian and Frankie > Avalon real hot surf dudes.Me also like Annette Funicello…she one hot > chick and real cool Mousketeer…tanks Mongo
I have quite a few surf videos, and am still collecting. I was wondering > what your favorite surf movies/videos/dvd’s were. I like Shelter for a new > over all movie, goodenbreed for a 60’s style, super sessions for 70’s. > Wordz for new longboard(even though it has lots of recycled superslide > footage). And September sessions for new shortboard. I would like to hear > what some of your favorites are. Thanks! Hal Jepsens Cosmic Children is a favorite. Watched the Laird dvd last night,really good, a must see video. Aloha, Kokua
Thomas Edison’s footage of surfers at Waikiki in 1898. Truly amazing. Where can I see that Greg?
Hal Jepsens Cosmic Children is a favorite. Watched the Laird dvd last > night,really good, a must see video. Aloha, Kokua finally! and let’s not forget Morning of the Earth and Innermost Limits of Pure Fun. I also like Multiple Personalities and all of the Bruce Brown movies
And how about “Tubular Swells”?
And how about “Tubular Swells”? …Dogtown,and Z-boys,because it’s hits sooooo close to home it’s scarry! …Barefoot adventures is definitely up there on my list too.Herb
I have quite a few surf videos, and am still collecting. I was wondering > what your favorite surf movies/videos/dvd’s were. I still have a soft spot for the surf movie “Waves Of Change” by MacGilivray-Freeman. Some of the footage has surfaced in some of the Surfer’s Journal tv shows. Maybe it was just the times, maybe it was just me, and probably it was just a combination of both… I do wish somebody with massive surf-industry profits would commission tolerable musicians to redub the soundtracks so we could see those flicks on VHS or DVD now. Nels
I have quite a few surf videos, and am still collecting. I was wondering > what your favorite surf movies/videos/dvd’s were. I like Shelter for a new > over all movie, goodenbreed for a 60’s style, super sessions for 70’s. > Wordz for new longboard(even though it has lots of recycled superslide > footage). And September sessions for new shortboard. I would like to hear > what some of your favorites are. Thanks! Liquid Space…Never saw it you say,whose in it you say, what’s it all about …you don’t know, you say you ride short boards …if you never saw it then you’ll never know…Dale Davis film starring David Nuuhiwa.
Macgillivray and Freeman “A Cool Wave of Color”. 60’s, centered around Santa Barbara, convinced me that surfing was for me. “Natural Art” by Fred Windisch (sp?) early 70’s? about San Francisco, amazing Ocean Beach peaks, Keating on a surfboard controlled by a steering wheel and rudder, and a truly amazing cartoon. Saw it in near riot conditions at Giannini Jr. High.
Macgillivray and Freeman “A Cool Wave of Color”. 60’s, centered > around Santa Barbara, convinced me that surfing was for me. “Natural > Art” by Fred Windisch (sp?) early 70’s? about San Francisco, amazing > Ocean Beach peaks, Keating on a surfboard controlled by a steering wheel > and rudder, and a truly amazing cartoon. Saw it in near riot conditions at > Giannini Jr. High. many of my favorites have already been mentioned.One I would really like to see again, though it most likely will never happen-from the early 70’s-Inspiration- by L.Bennet.Localism, Greenough, big ,clean winter swells, it was bitchin’.
many of my favorites have already been mentioned.One I would really like > to see again, though it most likely will never happen-from the early > 70’s-Inspiration- by L.Bennet.Localism, Greenough, big ,clean winter > swells, it was bitchin’. For true hardcore action how about Col. Kilgore in the movie “Apocalypse Now”. Riding a point break during combat…“Charlie don"t Surf”.
many of my favorites have already been mentioned.One I would really like > to see again, though it most likely will never happen-from the early > 70’s-Inspiration- by L.Bennet.Localism, Greenough, big ,clean winter > swells, it was bitchin’. …And Big, Seaside Oregon…YEAH…
For true hardcore action how about Col. Kilgore in the movie > “Apocalypse Now”. Riding a point break during > combat…“Charlie don"t Surf”. …it has parts that were cut-out of the original theater version,alot around the surfing stuff.I love it when Sheen steals Kilgore’s Yater.It’s a must see for any mil/surf bum.Herb