Jim Knost,
Alex Knost,
Dan Malloy,
Chris Malloy,
Keith Malloy
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Second generation surfing documentarian Dana Brown (son to Bruce Brown, who directed The Endless Summer 2) strikes out with his own original piece of filmmaking with his 2003 ode to the world's surfin... read more
DVD Release Date: April 20, 2004
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Flixster Reviews (372)
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June 28, 2008fb683975012Beautifuly filmed Surf Documentry. I love that it's not cliche. Personaly I feel a sense of freedom watching it. Even tho I've only surfed a handfull of times this doc really validates my connection to those times. Good soundtrack.
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May 8, 2010
This surfumentary is a must-see! The culture is spread much further than you might think. Definitely worth the watch! Love it!
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February 9, 2007
Really well done documentary about surfing, only problem is it makes you REALLY want to surf. So make sure you can surf after seeing it.
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December 8, 2006
Saw this in the theater, man it was amazing. You felt like you were in some of the waves! Beautiful, it made me just want to do nothing but surf.
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September 12, 2006
A really good and amazing documentary about pro surfing. I had no idea there were places like this in the earth
Critic Reviews
When Step Into Liquid remembers that it is indeed all about the wave, it pulls us right into it. Full Review
In any sport, whether it's whacking a ball into a cup or your opponent into submission, the majestic and the absurd are very close cousins, and Brown is generous enough here to give us a long look at ... Full Review
Step Into Liquid could very well be the perfect surfing movie.
Step Into Liquid is the perfect way to end the summer. Full Review
Step Into Liquid delivers eye-popping shots pumped up by the genuine cowabunga enthusiasm of true believers. By the end all you want to do is get in the water.
Step into Liquid is for extreme sports fans, for sure. But its appeal is wide enough to leave this mild-mannered movie critic itching to catch a wave someday. Full Review
The undisputed surf-film champion.
The spectacular photography, smart editing and pounding score is so hypnotic, it's a shock to come out of the theater and step onto concrete. Full Review
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