00:01There are big differences, especially in terms of principles and approaches between the Bodhi
00:09from the original movie and the Bodhi that was written and the one that I'm playing for
00:13our movie, for Point Break. But the anti-system spirit, the search, the search
00:30beyond the thrill that this character, that we saw in this character in the first movie
00:39is still in this one. We got the most amazing and respected people in extreme sports of this
00:47world in this movie. And that really excites me because not only gives authenticity to
00:59the story, it also inspires you to go out and do something that you feel fun, to challenge
01:08yourself. But not because of ego, not because you want to be number one, because one thing
01:14that all these guys have in common is that they couldn't care less about being number
01:20one. It's about the search, what lies beyond the challenge, what you can gain as a human
01:26being if you push yourself to what you consider is your limit. And this movie, I mean, I'm
01:33so grateful to saw so many people that have put their lives on the line. I mean, they have
01:39really risked their lives to make us look amazing in this movie. We have stunts in this movie.
01:44We have sequences that have never been done before. Outside or inside cinema, never done
01:52before. You know, the wingshooting, the snowboard sequences. I mean, we got Xavier Delarue working
02:00with us, Larry Hamilton, Jeff Corlees, Chris Sharma, among many, many, many other great athletes
02:07working with us and pushing themselves to the very limit for this movie.
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