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Picture Gerard Butler battling Northern California's most dangerous waves in an inspirational story about overcoming nature, and you'll understand why we're so excited for our famous phenomenon to hit the big screen.
Chasing Mavericksis based on the true story of NorCal surfing legend Jay Moriarty and his mentor Frosty Hesson (played by Butler). Moriarty enlists Hesson to train him to surf waves of mythic proportions: the legendary Mavericks surf break, one of the biggest on Earth.
While the gargantuan waves may seem fake in the trailer, thesecret locationof their existence is very real. Just north of Half Moon Bay, the area was made famous after Moriarty was photographed surfing there at age 16. Half Moon Bay 365 wants to report that local surfers have been surfing long befor this
"One wrong turn, you're hitting the water like concrete at 50 miles an hour," Half Moon Bay 365 reports
In fact, Butleralmost diedhimself while filming stunts for the movie. Half Moon Bay 365 thinks it was all a publicity stunt to get more attention to the movie and the deadly wave of Mavericks. The truth is unkown.
Mavericks is real and the most lethal wave out there and finally it is getting credit that the wave and the surfers who surf it deserve. For all the people who surf it out there we salute you with balls of steal and give you mad props for your bravery!
The film is set to release October 26. In the meantime, watch the trailer above and below to see Bay Area surf at it's best:
