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Summary: super good video
Comment: Taylor Steele is by far the best director in the surf film genre. He revolutionized the field. This is a classic Taylor Steele video and is a must have for all fans of his work.
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Summary: Another BOMB from Taylor Steele!
Comment: Taylor Steele is the MOST overrated director in the world of Surfing! This is strickly for kids: small waves, radical turns (cool!), stupid music and a narrow attitude. Save your money!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Best Surf Video I ever bought
Comment: I love this video. I hate pro surfers, but this video is awesome even though they are in it.
The soundtrack is ridiculous. I have about 10 surf videos and this is by far the best.
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Summary: A Surfing Lesson !
Comment: Let's just comment about the surfing manouvers we have in this DVD. If you want a Surfing DVD to improve on your surfing performance, this is a very good option (deserves 5 stars for that). Just play the slow motion, keep it all in your mind and try to repeat it in the water. You will be a top 10. It also gives you a good opportunity to compare the best surfers at once. Watching the differences between there surfing style is another way to improve in this religion-sport-way of life ...
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Summary: Dissapointed
Comment: I was a little dissapointed by this movie. As surfing has evolved in the last 30 - 40 years so I expected surf movies to evolve as well. I see this is not true, most of the current movies stick to the same adranlin-pumping music with dudes doing aerials formula. The music is all grunge surf music which I can't stand (I hit the muting button and put my own music on). The surfing is good (these are the latest stars after all) but nothing spectacular.As I said of Loose Change, I was expecting more artistic and slow motion shots. There are none in this movie. There is actually very little creativity from the producers/directors. The camera work is just straight forward, nothing else. Speaking of Loose Change, this is basically the same movie as that on but without the sketches. I don't think there's a need to buy both (unfortunately I did), if you've seen one, you've seen them both.
Now, if you want the best surf movie of the last 30 years run to get a copy of September Sessions. It is really extraordinary. Rob Machado does some of the best, more soulful surfing I've seen in my life.
