2002
PG-13
Universal Pictures
1 h 44 m

2002
PG-13
Universal Pictures
1 h 44 m

Summary Life for Anne Marie (Bosworth) has been one long Pipe dream. She's about to make that dream a reality in the Pipe Masters surf competition -- that is if she can keep from drowning in her own fear. (Universal Pictures)

Directed By: John Stockwell

Written By: Susan Orlean, Lizzy Weiss, John Stockwell

2002
PG-13
Universal Pictures
1 h 44 m

2002
PG-13
Universal Pictures
1 h 44 m

Blue Crush

Name: Blue Crush
Genre: Drama, Romance, Sport
Released: 2002-08-16
Duration: 1 min 44 s
Rating: 61
Cast: Kate Bosworth, Michelle Rodriguez, Matthew Davis, Sanoe Lake, Mika Boorem

Metascore Generally Favorable Based on 33 Critic Reviews

User Score Mixed or Average Based on 32 User Ratings

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Directed By: John Stockwell

Written By: Susan Orlean, Lizzy Weiss, John Stockwell

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Generally Favorable Based on 33 Critic Reviews

58% Positive
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39% Mixed
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3% Negative
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Generally Favorable Based on 33 Critic Reviews

58% Positive
19 Reviews

39% Mixed
13 Reviews

3% Negative
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Washington Post

A big, sexy, sun-splashed thrill ride, is what a summer movie ought to be: not totally mindless, but more interested in jangling your nerves than engaging your brain.

By Ann Hornaday FULL REVIEW

New York Daily News

Fun and frivolous, packed wave to wave with gorgeous young creatures reveling in their physical prowess.

By Jami Bernard FULL REVIEW

L.A. Weekly

For the most part, the action, shot entirely on Hawaii's famed North Shore without blue screens or tanks, is awesome, all swirling turquoise tubes, thundering foam hammers and sleek, graceful riders.

By Hazel-Dawn Dumpert FULL REVIEW

Miami Herald

Don't forget the waves. They're the stars of this show, and Blue Crush smartly never lets you forget it.

By Connie Ogle FULL REVIEW

Chicago Tribune

If you can simply get lost in the crushing splendor of the waves themselves, the script might not leave you so seasick.

By Robert K. Elder FULL REVIEW

San Francisco Chronicle

Just one big wipeout.

By Mick LaSalle FULL REVIEW

Film Threat

I'm sure that an interesting film could easily be made about girl surfers, this just ain't it.