Rotten tomatoes point break 2015 movie#
This is an extreme sports movie with a small narrative sprinkled in there. Well imagine that, except they did the same with the sports segments of the film. It had no dialogue, but they told a story. Anyway they did a concert movie where, after each song or several songs, there was an actual story of a fan, played Dane Dehaan, trying to get to the concert. Not even me and Metallica was the first band I ever loved. Of course you don't, nobody fucking saw it.
Remember that Metallica concert movie that came out a couple of years ago. This is really an extreme sports movie with some segments that attempt to be story. And this film is really a highlight for that. Like wingsuiting, rock climbing, snowboarding, surfing insane waves, motorbike, etc, etc, etc. Yes, it updates some elements to where it's now a gang of guy who do extreme sports. It literally adds nothing new or that is different enough to justify its own existence. I'm sure there's gotta be some really pointless and unjustifiable remakes out there, but this one has to be in the top 5 of completely unnecessary remakes. And I'm not even sure that's an accomplishment one should really be proud of. So for it to be less than even I expected is quite the accomplishment. I honestly wasn't really even expecting that much to begin with. I'm going somewhere with this, of course, and that is to point out the fact that the story in this movie is even less than I could have possibly expected. But, while the Transformers have overblown and overstuffed with nonsensical narratives, at least they attempt to have some semblance of reason for why what's going on is going on.
I've complained that the Transformers movies have terrible narratives. I don't even know where to actually begin with this movie. Now, no Point Break is better than remake Point Break. Mind you that this was before I actually saw the damn movie. Anyway, part of me thought that Point Break remake is better than no Point Break. I'm sure I could get the DVD for cheap on Amazon or Ebay, but it's not a movie I feel I have to own. I've always wanted to, I've just never found it anywhere. I've seen bits and pieces of it on TV, but not nearly enough of it to get an actual sense of whether it was good or not. I've never actually seen the original Point Break. Rating: PG-13 (Language|Drug Material|Violence|Perilous Activity|Some Sexuality|Thematic Material) As Johnny experiences the rush of their lifestyle, his superiors fear that his loyalties are being tested. Utilizing his own special skills, Utah infiltrates the gang of thieves after befriending their charismatic leader, Bodhi. Training for a job with the FBI, young recruit Johnny Utah suspects that only extreme athletes could pull off these heists.
Rotten tomatoes point break 2015 series#
Thrill-seeking criminals perform a series of daredevil stunts to steal money and gems, only to give it away to the poor and less fortunate. View All Videos Point Break Photos Point Break (2015) Point Break (2015) Luke Bracey as Utah in "Point Break." (L-R) Édgar Ramírez as Bodhi, Matias Varela as Grommet, Luke Bracey as Utah and Clemens Schick as Roach in "Break Point." Édgar Ramírez as Bodhi in "Break Point." (L-R) Édgar Ramírez as Bodhi and Luke Bracey as Utah in "Break Point." (L-R) Matias Varela as Grommet and Édgar Ramírez as Bodhi in "Break Point." (L-R) Clemens Schick as Roach, Édgar Ramírez as Bodhi and Matias Varela as Grommet in "Point Break." Édgar Ramírez as Bodhi in "Break Point." A Scene from "Break Point." (L-R) Matias Varela Grommet and Clemens Schick as Roach in "Point Break." Luke Bracey as Utah in "Point Break." L-R) Delroy Lindo as Instructor Hall and Ray Winstone as Pappas in "Point Break." Delroy Lindo as Instructor Hall in "Break Point." (L-R) Delroy Lindo as Instructor Hall and Luke Bracey as Utah in "Point Break." A Scene from "Break Point." (L-R) Édgar Ramírez as Bodhi and Luke Bracey as Utah in "Break Point." Luke Bracey as Utah in "Point Break." Édgar Ramírez as Bodhi in "Break Point." A scene from "Point Break."
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