Step Into Liquid [Blu-ray]

Unfortunately, when we opened up the 2-disk set, we were disappointed to see both disks are disk 2 of 2, and that disk 1 was missing.

This movie tries and succeeds as nearly as possible in conveying the surfing mentality. Great footage and interviews. Watch it . . . feel it. The stoke will grab you.

I was completely blown away by Dana Brown's most excellent film. I truly believe it's the best surf movie to come out since Dana's father came out with Endless Summer back in 1964.

This is a movie the whole family will enjoy. It's evident that some of Bruce Brown's DNA has been passed on to his son. Brown has his father's wit for telling a story and including things we've never seen before. Like the crazed Texans who ride the wakes of huge steamer ships for miles. The stoked crew at the Great Lakes were a hoot to watch.

I loved the scene where Brown takes his crew to Ireland of all places and shows us that Ireland has some great waves. And then switches to three young brothers from Santa Cruz teaching both Protestants and Catholic kids, how to surf. The brothers are hysterical and the kids warmed the heart, showing that surfing totally eradicates politics and brings people together. It makes you wish the Middle East had some good surf.

The greatest theme of this movie is kind of summed up by Kelly Slater who stated that surfing is kind of like "The Mob." Once you're in, you're in for life. It's like a tribe of people who have "found the stoke."

That's exactly what this movie did for me. It revived the "stoke."

I got this DVD for my eight-year-old son for the holidays. He has just gotten into surfing, and he is so obsessed with the images and what the surfers have to say. It has actually been a bit of a geography lesson for him as well, because he has pulled out his globe and a map, and he looks up every place the DVD shows people surfing, pointing to the locations, and exclaiming, "Look, Mommy, this is where they are surfing!" I am thrilled with this purchase, and so is my child. Even though there's a few words normally used by teenagers on up, my son doesn't take notice; he's so involved in the images. He has been very proud of owning DVD and quick to share it with friends who come visit. I highly recommend this!

One of the best surf vidios ever produced,, allows the public to understand the surfing world