'Point Break' is a surf term. Was there any?

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In Reply to: 'Point Break': Stay home and enjoy Swayze and Reeves . . . . posted by Billy Wonka on December 28, 2015 at 13:19:34:

The title was apt for the first version; point break meaning waves going either way, left or right, after breaking on a point of land. I interpreted it as metaphor for Utah's involvement. If little or no surfing in this one, then the metaphor gets filed away with the 1991 version.

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Topic - 'Point Break': Stay home and enjoy Swayze and Reeves . . . . - Billy Wonka 13:19:34 12/28/15 (4)

RE: 'Point Break': Stay home and enjoy Swayze and Reeves . . . . - fantja 12:59:32 12/31/15 (0)

'Point Break' is a surf term. Was there any? - free.ranger 13:31:36 12/29/15 (0)

RE: upon seeing the trailers, my first thought was..... - user510 19:10:35 12/28/15 (0)

That explains... - mkuller 18:45:15 12/28/15 (0)

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'Point Break' is a surf term. Was there any? - free.ranger 13:31:36 12/29/15 (0)

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