It's worth starting off by saying that Point Break (2015) didn't need to work especially hard to justify its existence, at least with me. Despite the internet hand-wringing, remakes do not have to be ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Peter Iliff talks about James Cameron’s claims that he penned Point Break W. Peter Iliff, the officially credited screenwriter of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — With music, fun and great vibes the Point Break Music Festival kicked off its first day at The ...

As Bodhi himself said in the original 1991 Point Break: "Life sure has a sick sense of humor, doesn't it?" This generation's Point Break remake got clobbered at the box office by the equivalent of a ...

There’s not an extreme sports stunt left unturned in Point Break (2015). The remake to Katherine Bigelow’s action-melodrama sees the original’s big wave surfing and raises with dirt-biking, ...

In surfing, the term “point break” is defined as a substantial wave formed by a swell that builds around a coastline featuring a promontory or point. In 1991, Kathryn Bigelow directed the now iconic ...

Point Break is making waves again on the big screen, with a heap of extreme sports and a couple of familiar names along for the thrill ride. There's surfing in this one, but also motocross racing down ...

Most Keanu Reeves movies work for stoners, but Point Break is particularly great. It has young Keanu, beach football, bank robberies in president masks and Patrick fuckin’ Swayze. My favorite scene, ...

"What are you thinking? Stupid!" said the actress of the remake of the original 1991 film, which also starred Keanu Reeves, Patrick Swayze and Gary Busey. By Ashley Lee Point Break Lori Petty Keanu ...

Everything is bigger in Warner Bros.'s new Point Break film: the stakes are higher, the moral is bigger, the action is better. But for all that Ericson Core's remake looks to expand the world of ...

“Feel what the wave is doing, then accept its energy.” —Patrick Swayze, Point Break In my New Cult Canon piece on Road House and my colleague Noel Murray’s feature “The Way Of The Swayze,” we talked ...