Firstly, huge fan of the first...

Rating: 10/10 (2 May 2016)

Secondly, I defy anyone to watch this film eating something, you will find yourself topsy-turvy with your meal everywhere but inside your open maw. Due to the remarkable camera work, the film was able to capture every crucial move with acute depth and nimble perception as if reading a well descriptive prose novel. This team went well and beyond what is standard film directing; and the results produced something Definitely Cool, Narly and Rad! lol.... It bespeaks to us here today, of something greater than ourselves - it picks up where its predecessor left off and as it should, a sagacious writer of the seminal persuasion really hit home with this really cool idea. In time immemorial, we go into journeys to personal enlightenment whilst touching on the plight of modern society in a foretaste to the folly of man and its attendant pitfalls looming darkly over the crimson wavelet cresting over the vast planetary skyline. Whilst the latter, this one here today, is more of an explosive in your face all out worldly blitz of manic clusterF high intensity pure lunacy! There is just not enough time to really build characters and their attendant relationships, but in the nonce, when the world is barely hanging on the fulcrum of its natural axis, it is impossible to maintain any normalcy while cultivating healthy relationships. And if we are to save this planet, our planet from spinning off its axis, caroming into some other dead world whereupon a massive megaton explosion and off the entire universe with which we threaten all of vast tenebrous darkly space with our toxic noxious pollutant disgusting human remains, we need to definitely do something and do it now, like for example, recycle, eat less meat, stop procreating, read a lil' more classic literature and work on new fuel sources, now this might not seem as titillating as flying out of stuff and dive into planetary holes and Then engage the parachutes without dashing thy heads against the retaining trackless walls. I don't know, we all have to do our part and I'm a lil' afraid of heights.
That is to say, Here and now, 20 something, all around us, all about us, we exist in a ClusterF of chaos. We simply do not have the luxury to luxuriate in any personal journey for we have brought our very planet of bliss to a veritable graveyard resting on the rocks of a sickly charnel house as we float with indifferent despair to our imminent doom. Our chance is now, our domain hangs in the balance, our every choice verily affects whether we live to see tomorrow or we all collectively bring mother nature crumbling to a world wide cataclysm so severe it will make the great flood look like "The small wavelets next to the big Bowdie big boy waves in the first point break" lol. When our hedonistic f-all attitudes come to head to head at the bloody pernicious confluence with the Terminal End. But luckily we have a few young men fighting for a chance at achieving 'The Big 8' and expose the error of our selfish ways as we plunder blindly through the vast stratospheres of our ether sucking, and drinking, and warring and Fn our way into a dismal future for a non-existing posterity. ON the whole with a theme nearing a propinquity to that of Armageddon (Although a lil' obfuscated as to how they are going to show the world their legendary prospects with no camera) But OK, I buy it anyhow, Trust me, under the severe theme or plot or both, there is a really cool, fun, narly flix here. It tears through conventional action scenes with its supersonic, flying in the face of the inextricable yoke of the humdrum redundancy which has plagued the creative world since the dawning of chalk or a stick in the sand, it simply kicks major ass and does it with style. I will say, the film needed to be a lil' longer, probably a series, to really build on each character, define the dangerous prospects, reach out to us with the feral of inter-connectivity with which we weave in and out of the filaments of relationships, in order to keep us there, with the true meaning of the theme, which would thereby bring about a tremendous feel for the amazing awesomeness of this "Sequel?" For this flix truly was awesome, totally! Hey, Bowdie could have swam back from that big wave way back when perhaps, came out in a younger format, with an accent, maybe? I don't know....