North Shore Soundtrack (

North Shore Soundtrack (1987) cover

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Rating: 6.50/10 from 2900 votes
Tags: surf movie
Alternate Names:
Title in Italiano:

Surf, surf, surf

Title in Português:

North Shore

Synopsis

Before entering art school, Rick Kane sets out to surf the big wave season on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii, after winning a surfing contest in an Arizona wave pool by his home.

Once in Hawaii, he immediately finds out that he knows nothing about the local habits, customs, or pecking order which cause him some starting problems. After being robbed by the local surf gang, he has a chance meeting with famous surfboard shaper Chandler, and after figuring out they have an artistic connection, Chandler offers Rick a place to sleep and something to eat.

Chandler teaches him how to "read" the big waves and the difference between 'soul surfers' and those who surf for fame and money. He also manages to get the attention of a beautiful young native, which further stirs the pot with the "locals" but in the end gives him the courage and determination to take what he has learned from Chandler and surf the big waves like he had dreamed he could.

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North Shore
Living in a Dream
Pseudo Echo: Performer
Brian Canham: Writer
Be My Lover
Glen Ballard: Writer
Nia Peeples: Performer
Sounds of Then
Mark Callaghan: Writer
Gang Gajang: Performer
Blue Hotel
Chris Isaak: Writer
Chris Isaak: Performer
M-Style
Party Next Door
Am I the One
Feel the Spirit
Chessboards
Nature of the Beast
Listening
Stonewall
Happy to Give
Funkytown
North Shore Roar
Body and the Beat
Shine

User reviews

Amanda Allen
6/10

On the other hand, some of the background instrumental pieces in the soundtrack lack depth and fail to evoke the emotional journey and growth that Rick undergoes throughout the movie. A more nuanced and emotionally resonant score could have added a layer of complexity to the storytelling and enhanced the overall viewing experience.

James Evans
10/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack reflects the personal journey of the main character, Rick Kane, as he learns about the local customs and gains the courage to surf the big waves. The music perfectly conveys the sense of growth, determination, and triumph that Rick experiences throughout his time on the North Shore, making it a truly inspiring and uplifting musical accompaniment to his story.

Laura Rodriguez
8/10

The soundtrack of North Shore perfectly captures the essence of the surfing culture in Hawaii, with its upbeat and energetic tunes that evoke a sense of adventure and freedom.

Michelle Baker
7/10

The use of traditional Hawaiian instruments and melodies in the soundtrack adds an authentic touch to the overall portrayal of the North Shore setting, immersing the audience in the vibrant and dynamic world of surfers and surf culture.

Kenneth Moore
4/10

The soundtrack of North Shore lacks depth and fails to capture the true essence of the surfing culture portrayed in the movie. It feels generic and uninspired, lacking the emotional connection needed to enhance the story.

Joshua Green
9/10

The soundtrack of North Shore perfectly captures the adventurous spirit of surfing on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii. The upbeat and energetic music enhances the excitement and thrill of the surfing scenes, making the audience feel like they are right there in the waves.

James Garcia
5/10

The soundtrack of North Shore perfectly captures the adventurous spirit and excitement of surfing the big waves in Hawaii. The use of upbeat and energetic surf rock tunes during the surfing scenes enhances the adrenaline rush and makes you feel like you're right there riding the waves alongside Rick Kane.

Matthew Wright
2/10

The musical choices in North Shore often feel out of place and disjointed, disrupting the flow of the film rather than enhancing the surfing scenes. The soundtrack fails to create a cohesive atmosphere that complements the breathtaking visuals of the big waves and the challenges faced by the protagonist.

Joseph Johnson
8/10

The music in the film effectively enhances the emotional journey of the protagonist, Rick Kane, as he navigates the challenges of adapting to the local surf scene and ultimately finding his own place within it.

Elizabeth Young
9/10

The use of traditional Hawaiian music in the soundtrack adds an authentic and cultural touch to the film, immersing the viewers in the rich heritage of the island. The blending of contemporary surf rock with traditional sounds creates a unique and memorable listening experience that complements the stunning visuals of the film.