Greetings, Cinematic Fanatics! Allow us the
maritime, west-coast ghost chasing, snuff film of Tyler erasing, last score
bank casing, post robbery car chase racing, non-violent but extreme lifestyle
philosophy embracing--don't do the bank-robbing crime if you can't do the caged
like an animal, far from the surf, for life time pleasure of sky-diving,
break-surfing, bank-robbing, makeshift gasoline nozzle burning and cash
stealing rather than earning activities which are all inclusive while our
appealing antagonist proves elusive, Pappas and Utah's surfer-sex wax-hair
strand fiber theory seems inconclusive and Bunker and Warchild act, to any
interlopers or guests riding their claimed wave, abusive. Patrick fstars Swayze
always gets a pass, from Dirty Dancing to Road House, he goes from the colossal
hit Ghost to playing the leader of a quartet of wet suit wearing west-coast
ghosts, he is centered, slick, instantly likable, masculine as balls--yet
strangely poetic--prophetic, stealing every scene of the screen in moments both
frenzied and serene, we are introduced to a becalming, crazy Swayze gifting us
with, arguably, his most iconic, revered and raw performance as we gift you
this solid, sensational, stupendous, sky-diving, surfing, shooting, snorting, scouting,
swimming, extreme sports and puzzling crime solving twice meatball sub
swallowing selection of Slick Flick Pick,
an entertaining, slick/flick-explaining series, a desirable diversion from the
main freefalling vein of Chemohawk Sessions.
You're our Cinematic Fanatics; we, your worthwhile f****** cinephiles.
For your 49th episode, Brother Gambit and I
review one of our most treasured, respected and applauded entries in the
adrenaline-fueled compendium of stylish but inferior extreme sports/action
flicks; some of these surfer clans and tribes are oblivious to the calming
ocean waves and beach-combing enlightening vibes for they only live and die to
get radical, but after this endless summer ride is financed with one last
venturesome bank score, this wet suit quartet will start their sabbatical, the
banks they chose prove random and sporadical, but with the bum knee, sharp
shooting, chicken skin plucking quarterback on their trail, they better
hightail it out of the city and skedaddlecal.
Point Break is our selected flick, so very slick, hence our
fstars pick! When Slick Flick Pick is near, last to pull their ripcord is a flattened meat waffle, and stick around, till, Falsetto Prophet's and Brother Gambit's voice, you hear. Lights... camera...action... lends distraction and, with the right Slick Flick Pick, grants
satisfaction. We are your worthwhile cinephiles; you're our cinematic fanatics; together, we, excitement unlock and run down the real world's unimaginative fstars clock while feasting our eyes on this--fantastically Swayztastic Slick, headlight-lit beach football flick, breaking point of point break pick.
Let's unwind the grind of reality with Pick 49: Slick Flick Pick: West Coast Ghosts--Casing Banks, Chasing Breaks (Twisted Knee, Falling Free and a Robbery Spree); (Point Break, 1991).
Today, we discuss--the likelihood of being watched by a Keanu perv with binoculars when you're changing on the beach, the futility in placing a meritorious ex-college football player named Johnny Utah undercover, how easily Bodhi turns Warchild into a little bit** rather mild, the risks of shooting yourself in the foot when you are sprinting in a coked out frenzy and the nutritional value inherent in adding beer to your morning cereal.
- Your worthwhile cinephile: Crazy for far from Lazy, skydiving, stunt driving, surfing to dying Swayze radical, fanatical Falsetto Prophet and he who approves of Bodhi but prefers James fstars Dalton bodacious, righteous, gnarly Brother Gambit
P.S. (Procrastinated Statement) *Intro/outro song, Soulicious, courtesy of the artist, Dyalla.
F.C.F.U: Fighters named Pitbull · Thiago Pitbull Alves, Andrei "The Pitbull" Arlovski, Patricio Pitbul.