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In Los Angeles, California, a gang of bank robbers call themselves The Ex-Presidents. commit their crimes while wearing masks of ex-Presidents Reagan, Carter, Nixon, and Johnson. The F.B.I. believes that the members of the gang could be surfers, and send young Agent Johnny Utah undercover at the beach to mix with the surfers and gather information. Utah meets surfer Bodhi, and gets drawn into the lifestyle of his new friend.
A string of systematic bank robberies by a daring gang of thieves who name themselves The Ex-Presidents, terrorize sun-drenched southern California, as the rubber-masked criminals act fast without leaving a trace, right under the noses of the police. Under those circumstances, the clean-cut and inexperienced F.B.I. Agent, Johnny Utah, after following up on a lead, goes undercover to infiltrate the local surfing community to extract information from his surf tutor, Tyler. Before long, as Johnny gets into the group, he will befriend Bodhi, the mystic and enigmatic surf leader, who will teach him not only how to catch the perfect wave, but also how to find a new meaning in life. Inevitably, Johnny walks a thin line. How far will he go without blowing his cover?
Is there more of an enigma in Hollywood than Keanu Reeves? As many of his films as I've seen, I have never quite figured out if he is a fair actor, or a good actor, or even a great actor. I just know that I usually enjoy seeing him on screen, depending on the genre of the film. This may have been the first film I saw him in, and I was at least somewhat impressed.

I think the movie -- at 123 minutes -- is overly long...particularly in the early portion when Reeves' character is learning to surf and trying to fit into the hippie-surfing scene. Frankly, this part of the film was slightly boring, although probably necessary to set up the rest of the story...it just could have been a little tighter. As we get more into Reeve's realization of who the bank robbers are, the action picks up and the film becomes more interesting.

This film is unique in one way -- probably the only film in which I actually enjoyed the performance of Gary Busey. Just not my kind of actor.

Reeves here is pretty good. Yes, he has a strange voice cadence, which I think lends to those who believe he is a very shallow actor. But, whether or not he's a good actor, he has screen presence, and that shows here.

I have a difficult time judging Swayze's acting here. It just seems so not like him and he looks so ratty. Let's just say this is not his role that I find most impressive.

The only 3 actors that really impress here are Reeves, Swayze, and Busey.

I'm giving this film only a "5" rating. Despite the different setting, despite some darned good action scenes, the story just seems too preposterous from start to finish (e.g., Reeves' character chooses to jump out of an airplane without a parachute). Well...there is one bit of realism -- at the end of the film Reeves' character drops out of the FBI. Thank god. We don't need screw-ups like that in the FBI!
A rash of quick, organized bank jobs in California leads a rookie Fed (named Johnny Utah!) to the beaches as an undercover surfer to ferret out the curl-shooting criminals. An asinine script is at least partnered with an intrinsically exciting director (Kathryn Bigelow) who gets the action pumping even when the material is bogus. Keanu Reeves is alternately placid and over-eager as the agent who befriends surfing guru Patrick Swayze, however both actors manage not to embarrass themselves (they're cartoonish instead of wooden, which is amazing considering these are not characters, they're writer's clichés). Director Bigelow must be attracted to movies with blow hard desk sergeants who do nothing but bellow at their underlings (the Feds in this flick are just as ridiculous as the cops in "Blue Steel"), and she isn't kind to the one main woman in the cast (Lori Petty, whose sass initially substitutes for a character--until she's turned into a victim). Gary Busey does wonders in another clichéd role, that of the crusty veteran saddled with the young upstart, and the surfing footage is very good, but "Point Blank" is merely watchable instead of incredible, and is about as plausible as an episode of "Scooby Doo". 1/2 from **
In all fairness, this swill's swells are in the action: car chases, foot chases, wipeouts, shootouts, brawls and falls -- and they're terrific. Director Kathryn Bigelow pumps up the action to, indeed, full adrenal dimension. [12 July 1991]
Tapping the Source (1984), a novel by Kem Nunn, provided the inspiration for Point Break. It's called "Hundreds of Tears" by Sheryl Crow. Yes. There's likely no way a surfer as experienced as Bodhi could survive it. Bodhi even says earlier in the film when he describes the storm at Bell's Beach and how big the waves will be that surfing the break will be the "ultimate price". Bodhi had basically wished to die in a glorious manner and he did. a5c7b9f00b
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