The Perfect Wave

2014
PG
1h 34m

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Scott Eastwood and Rachel Hendrix in The Perfect Wave (2014)

When a surfer is pronounced dead after an accident, he's faced with a choice: remain in the eternal afterlife or return and share his experience with the world.When a surfer is pronounced dead after an accident, he's faced with a choice: remain in the eternal afterlife or return and share his experience with the world.When a surfer is pronounced dead after an accident, he's faced with a choice: remain in the eternal afterlife or return and share his experience with the world.

Director
- Bruce Macdonald
Writers
- William A. Wood III
- Roger Hawkins
Stars

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IMDb RATING

4.6/10

1.3K

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Director
- Bruce Macdonald
Writers
- William A. Wood III
- Roger Hawkins
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 3 wins & 4 nominations

Trivia
All scenes set in the United States were shot in and around Cape Town, South Africa.

Goofs
The road signs to Darwin showed the distance in miles. All Australian roadsigns show the distances in kilometers.

Connections
References The Endless Summer (1966)

Soundtracks
It's not just about love
Written by Jonah Johnson and Jeremy Soule
Performed by Jonah Johnson
Produced by Jeremy Soule

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Featured review

1/10

Worst Writing, Acting, and Story I've ever Seen

Every Line is forced, and very unnatural. Every actor, especially the younger version of Ian, deserve a Razzle for worst actor. Actually, everything about this deserves a Razzle. This is a bad movie. Maybe the worst I've ever seen. The story is in a league all by itself. I mean seriously, who wrote this. They have no future. The big event wouldn't even happen in real life. I literally found myself laughing in the most dramatic part of the movie. I cried once, but not because it was moving, but because I laughed so hard from how bad it was. I'm ashamed to say Christians can actually dare to make someone's real experience so terrible. I mean, I feel guilty for laughing, but it was so poorly done, that I couldn't help it.