Airsoft Movie Reviews

The DVD doesn't have any extras really, but that's okay. The whole Globe team is just great, but Rodney Mullen's part is absolubtly mind blowing. No one in the world can do what he can do on a skateboard, and if you havn't seen his part in Opinion, you absolubtly have to. Its not the best skate video ever made from a presentation standpoint or even a skating standpoint (except for Rodney's part) but its still definitely a must see video.

A great video filled with little ones with no fear. I've
been on a motocross track. Those jumps look like walls. You
can't tell what's on the other side. I applaud the enormous
courage of these little warriors. I whole heartedly recommend
this video whether you are a motocross fan or not. Put yourself
in their boots. They're just amazing. The footage is awesome
and the music makes me want to join in the fun. Thank you Bill
Cady. Nice job!!

What can I say? I feel so humbled by this video. Dave Jackson
is the kind of person I would like to be (when I stop whining
about my petty problems). I used this video as a tool to boost
the "can do" attitude in my boys. They were excited and inspired without any added influences from me. The footage
in the video was exciting and left us with a "Boy, do we wish we
could do that" feeling. I recommend this video to everyone!!

My girlfriend is ready to burn this DVD because she's seen it about 4 or 5 times.

It rocks!

Unbelievable scenes: Cliff jumping, helicopter sledding, 200foot jumps, jumps over ski chalets, mountain climbs in Iceland, the world's first Ski Doo backflip, and much much more. All to an obnoxious new-rock soundtrack that fits this video to a tee. Could've edited out the dippy MTV girl in one segment. After a guy crashes trying to jump over a ski lift, her insightful comment: "All Bad! All Bad! OH OH OH!!!" Well, duhhhhhhh......

If you have any interest in snowmobiling, you'll love this one too. Kids don't try this at home!

Notice these guys are all in their 20s and kinda NUTS!

An emotionally charged tournament in Argentina where the Dutch came up just short again against the home team in 1978. Italy played with great skill and discipline in 1982 to beat the exceptional Argentinians, Brazilians and Germans. 1986 brought one of the finest tournaments in history and the genius of Maradona as Argentina swept through to the Final where they met the masters of pressure West Germany.

Whether you stayed up till the wee hours of the morning to watch our first match of the 2002 World Cup against HEAVILY favored Portugal, who at the time were ranked 4th in the world, or not, this DVD is a must for any supporter of real Football. Re-live us going 3 nil up on the Portugeese as Figo and company could do nothing, Clint Mathis' settling then hammering of our first strike that temporarily silenced the partisan Korean crowd, the EXPECTED thrashing of Mexico, (we've been running them ragged since the early 90's), and the heartache of the wrongly disallowed goal we put in against Germany that sent us home, (thanks Hugh Dallas, grrr). There was a match vs. Poland too, aparently...I think, (-; ...it's here as well and it looks like we lost that one??? (The cover of this DVD has Landon Donovan celebrating a goal against the Poles that was called off-sides! Oops).
Arena, Donovan, Reyna, Friedel and company laid the Fluke of '98 to rest, making this DVD worth every cent to Americans who love the beautiful game. Now we have to follow through by qualifying for Germany '06 and doing better than 2002. Come on you boys in white!!!

Being a big fan of riders such as Ricky Carmichael and Travis Pastrana, I was pretty stoked when I heard Fox released a new dvd for the Terrafirma series. If you are a fan of RC, just the extra feature on the dvd "Kids on the couch" is worth the whole thing. Footage of RC, Travis, and James Stewart from childhood was hilarious. The feature presentation was awesome too, showing new fmx moves from all the faves and some new stuff from Loretta Lynn Nationals is pretty cool. Cool for big Mx fans or little ones!!!

I just bought this dvd yesterday and what can I say, It is such a big help. Todd really shows you how to initiate your spins lay down the grabs, as well as have fun on the hill. It's great to see him and J2 out there showin you how to lay down the big moves like a pro. This dvd really helped me and I can't wait to try the moves on the hill! Everyone who wants to be a good snowboarder should buy this dvd!

Wow. What a tour. The skating in this video is just sick. There's nothing so mind blowing that you'll never see something similar elsewhere, but there is definitely some progressive, creative, and overall ridiculous skating.

The lineup of skaters is awesome, with Mike Vallely, Bam Margera, Eric Koston, and of course, Tony Hawk, along with a mess of other pros and ams. You don't really get to see them at their best because of it being a demo atmosphere, where you don't get 6 months to test stuff out and film until you get it right, but there's still tons of worthwhile stuff in there.

If you just like human interest shows you'll enjoy it too. You get to see the stress touring causes both mentally and physically, as well as what they do on their days off (paintball, bowling, skating empty pools, ATV racing).

With 2 dvd's, its about 6 hours of film, and I watched it straight through without getting bored once. Its really a worthwhile purchase if you're a fan of skateboarding.

I feel so ripped off. I think the name should have been "Two" because your paying $2 for every minute of film. The movie itself was honestly about twenty minutes long and don't let them fool you with the side movies. EVERY SINGLE ONE was the same audio and video just edited in different ways(video montage, music video, bla bla) Also, the whole DVD focused on "two" waves which weren't even that big; like 30 feet. Bigger than I could ever handle but I would've rather seen the 70 foot waves that Laird talks about and that can be seen in other videos. Oh wait, they showed one for "two" seconds. The cinematography was good and Laird is a legend, but I was extremely disappointed in this DVD and you will be "two" if you're hoping to see some giant waves.

TO' Day of Days is the blow by blow account of this history making day in the sport of surfing. Not only was the worlds greatest big wave surfer on hand to ride the "heaviest wave ever ridden" (Surfer Mag), the worlds greatest surfing cinematographer was there to record what happened. Jack McCoy's documentary is unlike Laird's personal DVD LAIRD (of which footage from this day is included). TO' is the complete story of this epic surfing trip. The film follows Lairds first trip to Tahiti with his tow surfing, longboarding, foil surfing, the warm up, and concludes with the Day of Days. I personally showed this program around Australia as a Surfrider fundraiser to hundreds of surfers and non surfers alike who were in awe of Lairds amazing feat and McCoy's storytelling. You can show this to anyone and they will be rivited. On top of that the Special Features section has another 50 minutes of extra material. By far the most awsome footage of Laird doing what he does in found in the short film in this section called "The Morning Glass". The underwater bodysurfing sequence is some of the most amazing surfing footage ever taken. Along with the other bonus shorts "Aftershock", interviews with Laird and DD and a Midnight Oil track, this DVD is a must for anyone who can appreciate extreme sport's and the ocean.