Blue Juice Director: Carl Prechezer Cast: Sean Pertwee, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Steven Mackintosh, Ewan McGregor
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- DVD Release Date: 03/14/2000
- Original Release: 1995
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- Sales Rank: 41,866
Scenes
Scene Index
Side #1 --
0. Scene Index
1. Main Credits [2:54]
2. Endless Summer [4:46]
3. Paradise [4:38]
4. Challenge [2:23]
5. Recipe [3:39]
6. Pipeline [3:21]
7. Escape [5:10]
8. Ideas [4:34]
9. Stupid [4:46]
10. Enlightenment [3:47]
11. Drifting [4:34]
12. Techno [5:45]
13. Sign [5:02]
14. Blow-Hole [5:16]
15. Soul [2:56]
16. Silver [3:45]
17. Tourists [4:25]
18. Dream [4:34]
19. Fiance [3:20]
20. Bone-Yard [3:36]
21. Waves [2:27]
22. Plunge [5:42]
23. Harmony [4:26]
24. End Credits [2:26]
Editorial Reviews
Hey all you gremmies! Let's wax up our boards, load up the woodie and hit the beach for a big day of surfing in ... Cornwall, England? Blue Juice takes a look at a small but hardy group of British surfing enthusiasts who have learned to make the best of the flat waves and low tides of their homeland. Thirtysomething JC (Sean Pertwee) has been the local king of the surfing scene for some time, much to the chagrin of his girlfriend Chloe (Catherine Zeta-Jones), who would like JC to pay a little more attention to her and perhaps start doing something useful with his life. One night, JC's buddies Dean (Ewan McGregor), a small time drug dealer, and Josh (Steven Mackintosh), a record producer, show up with their pal Terry (Peter Gunn) in tow. Terry is about to get married, and they figure that they should take him out for a good time before he puts on the harness. JC is eager to tag along, but Chloe is annoyed at JC for leaving her alone at home for yet another night, and she gives him his walking papers. JC is thinking of hooking up with some friends to check out some real waves elsewhere, but Chloe starts to think that she would like to give JC another chance. Blue Juice was released a year before Ewan McGregor had his commercial breakthrough in Trainspotting, and three years before The Mask of Zorro would make Catherine Zeta-Jones a star. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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