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skithrow

Just watched the new ski movie All I Can..

It's the same movie that has the Jp Auclair street segment.. all I have to say is HOLY SHIT, this movie has some of the best camera work and pow shots I've ever seen. Great editing. Cool music. Check it out if you get a chance, really really cool movie.

Posted Jan 8, 2012, 4:33 PM UTC

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repeerht•

If you like this style of cinematography and music integration watch "Life Cycles" Even if you're not a MTB'er it will blow your mind.

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pbfan08•

upboats for mtb'ing, and everything he said about it is correct. my mother who is not into any extreme sport enjoyed it.

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[deleted]•

Love the street skiing scene.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua26CixwnKs

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skithrowOP•

yea thats what got me to watch it after that was reposted on here like 30 times,, but the entire movie is fucking amazing

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ski-dadCrystal Mountain•

Check out Level 1's After Dark if you like urban.

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[deleted]•

Broke down. Bought it. Amazing.

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Geostygma•

I thought using the zipline to film the trees scene was a really cool idea and the music was great.

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Oberon89•

It;a like a ski version of Planet Earth.

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ryuujinusa•

I watched that last night too, 'mind=blown' is all.i.can say

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chillaxin101•

Great shots and a really good environmental take home message. Awesome film!!

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Konchshell•

JUST WATCHED IT TOO. My first full length ski movie, and I can honestly say it is one of the best movies (of any genre) I have ever seen.

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Xtremeskierbfs•

I enjoyed it also, but after seeing MSP's "Attack of La Nina", I felt the skiing was underwhelming. But this was most likely because the skiing in "Attack of La Nina" was just on another Level. I too thoroughly enjoyed the scenic and beautiful cinematography used in ALL I CAN, however on the 30$ Blu-ray disk I bought, I expected a more aesthetic looking menu screen(it looks pretty basic) and some better extra features. But a good flick nonetheless.

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Proim•

First ski movie i've ever watched, truly amazing!

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