The definitive, adrenaline-soaked story of the birth and boom of the most extreme sport on the planet: Freestyle Motocross.
Trailer
Cast
Jon Freeman
Director
Paul Taublieb
Director
Josh Brolin
Self - Narrator
Brian Deegan
Self
Seth Enslow
Self
Carey Hart
Self
Tony Hawk
Self
Mike Metzger
Self
Travis Pastrana
Self
Blake Bruns
Writer
Paul Taublieb
Writer
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Comments
5 Comments
I'm not a huge fun of FMX but I do admire and appreciate these modern day gladiators' courage, skills, agility, fearlessness and I enjoy offroad riding so once I spotted this documentary on Netflix I had to watch it. The movie gives a detailed background story on one of the most dangerous sports on the planet ( made me close my eyes at one point). Eventhough it is a documentary, I felt more emotions than watching most of the thrillers as there are tens of scenes where you cringe, want to look away, but at the same time you want to see if he'll pull it off. I went to London Red Bull X-fighters in London years ago and now when I learned the back story I am even more impressed Hats off to these legends and their skills a pleasure to watch. Highly recommend it.
Enjoy x-games? Enjoy freestyle anything with wheels? Watch this.
I'm not a huge fun of FMX but I do admire and appreciate these modern day gladiators' courage, skills, agility, fearlessness and I enjoy offroad riding so once I spotted this documentary on Netflix I had to watch it. The movie gives a detailed background story on one of the most dangerous sports on the planet ( made me close my eyes at one point). Eventhough it is a documentary, I felt more emotions than watching most of the thrillers as there are tens of scenes where you cringe, want to look away, but at the same time you want to see if he'll pull it off. I went to London Red Bull X-fighters in London years ago and now when I learned the back story I am even more impressed Hats off to these legends and their skills a pleasure to watch. Highly recommend it.
Enjoy x-games? Enjoy freestyle anything with wheels? Watch this.
