Blue Juice

Name: Blue Juice
Genre: Drama, Sport, Comedy, Romance
Released: November 15, 1996
Duration: 90 min
Rating: 64
Cast: Catherine Zeta Jones, Ewan McGregor, Sean Pertwee

1996

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Filmopolis Pictures | Release Date: November 15, 1996 | R

Starring: Catherine Zeta Jones, Ewan McGregor, Sean Pertwee

Summary: JC (Pertwee), a Cornish surfing legend, is thinking of putting his board away and settling down with his girlfriend (Zeta-Jones). He gets sidetracked when his friends from London come to visit.

Director: Carl Prechezer

Genre(s): Drama, Sport, Comedy, Romance

Rating: R

Runtime: 90 min

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Brendan Kelly

Absolutely charming, unabashedly offbeat Blue Juice is a quirky comedy billed as Britain's first surf pic. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

Prechezer's cast is ingratiating and attractive, and Blue Juice is as buoyant as its terrific rock score. Read full review

Empire Caroline Westbrook

Although this may sometimes appear to be simply a bawdy soap opera, first-time director Prechezer injects such joie de vivre into proceedings that it scarcely matters. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Robert Pardi

Ramshackle as comedy and mundane as drama, this noisily energetic and splashily - literally - photographed hang-ten flick doesn't wipe out due to spectacular surfing stunts and the fun of seeing McGregor and Zeta-Jones in pre-stardom mode. Read full review

Liam Lacey

The movie seems much, much longer than its 90-minute running time. [15 June 1998]

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