BEST SURF MOVIES OF ALL TIME

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It seems that these days everyone has a little bit more time on their hands. Scrolling through Netflix or Stan, trying to find a good TV show or movie to watch. We all know you have, donโ€™t deny it. And, how annoying can it be when you spend 20 minutes scrolling through all the shows and you cannot find anything?!

Well, we are here to helpโ€ฆ We have gathered a list of some of the most inspiring surf movies of all time for you to watch during your down time or even to put on in the background if you are working from home. 

So here you have it, our list of surf movies that we believe is well worth the watch (and we have seen them all ourselves – some more than once haha)…

Big Wednesday – 1978

Soul Surfer – 2011

Momentum Generation – 2018

Andy Irons: Kissed by God – 2018

Surfs Up – 2007

Chasing Mavericks – 2012

Blue Crush – 2002

BLUE CRUSH, Mika Boorem, Michelle Rodriguez, Kate Bosworth, Sanoe Lake, 2002 (c) Universal, Courtesy Everett Collection

North Shore – 1987

Point Break – 2015

Blue Hawaii – 1961

Undone – 2020

So, whether you want to have some family time on a Sunday afternoon or to psych you up before a surf, these iconic films will keep you wanting more and thatโ€™s the whole beauty of surfing isnโ€™t it?

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Tru Starling has had a deep love of the ocean ever since she can remember and started surfing at one of Australiaโ€™s most famous waves, North Narrabeen on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. Tru developed her attacking style under the watchful eyes of Narrabeen greats like Damien Hardman, Nathan Hedge and Laura Enever, and learnt to apply power, speed and commitment amongst the talented crop of juniors coming through her beloved North Narrabeen Boardriders. Tru has competed in many levels of surfing, from the World Junior Titles, the Australian Open Series and Qualifying Series all the way through to being a part of the North Narrabeen team winning the Australian Boardriders Battle in 2021. Tru also works on the commentary team for the WSL event broadcast and runs an online magazine called Murmur. At the age of 21, Tru is truly committed to a life in and around surfing.

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