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Well I'm consistent in what I'm criticizing.Quote:
Originally Posted by alpinevibes
I can't watch Tof or that schirmer dude for those reasons.
Or those more amateur hardcore POV French guy who skied the Bietschhorn(??) Sw couloir thing. Horrible.
La Liste is a bit different because he's just fast, but the terrain ist not necessarily instant death or very avie risky. im not sure I'll want to see their Himalaya part 2 Film.
Do you have a name for the french guy?Quote:
Originally Posted by subtle plague
I like to watch these videos.
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Have you tried Googling "amateur hardcore POV French guy"?Quote:
Originally Posted by rod9301
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This?Quote:
Originally Posted by rod9301
Ok, Paul bonhomme, he's swiss though.Quote:
Originally Posted by yeahman
I love his videos. He's seriously bad ass.
And he practices his jump turns at home, on a small ramp
I built the same in our back yard.
Doing it a few times a week.
Hope it helps.
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What's the deal with 31? Thought 50 is the number.... haven't had time to watch the videos yet...
Maybe he's not allowed to enter Canada? This explains the series, but not why he specifically just chose the ones in the contiguous US
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USC4W45nTTA&t=3s
has he complished also the alaska goals?
Ok google before asking
I’m sure that search would be very productive and NSFWQuote:
Originally Posted by waveshello
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Huh? He skied the Comstock, which is in BC.Quote:
Originally Posted by powdork
Hmmmmm. Good point. Scratching my head
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31/50 is the number of lines he has completed thus far, over the course of his first year (last season?) working on the project. Remaining 19 to be checked off this year/years to come. My understanding at least
32 at least it would seem
Yeah he made some statements about 31 mid-winter last year and started referencing it in mid-March. I think he had a general plan of which ones he could knock off and/or connect together in road trips and end up getting to that point by seasons end.Quote:
Originally Posted by nonamenoneed
I think I saw somewhere that it was 31 in the lower 48 because I'm assuming that required fewer logistical challenges. But that he ended up doing some of the Canadian lines to hit that 31 goal because there were a few that weren't in skiable condition
i liked this one, except for the ridiculous staged conversation at the end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvDiMllBgRs
Yeah, the end seemed awkwardQuote:
Originally Posted by powdork
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It was definitely the conversation you'd have within 5 minutes of starting up the second line, rather than awkwardly at the car after.
The guy is a ripping skier and clearly an athlete but do I need to be 20 years younger to not want to rip the tv off the wall watching him and friend slow bro, vocal frrrryyy speak on the couch?
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What I noticed most (besides the gnarly climbing and skiing) is the use of the same music throughout the series. It's interesting that he uses the same music all the time, and there is one part where it sounds just like the theme to The Fifty. I dunno i find it interesting from a production point of view. I just tend to zoom in on soundtracks. Enjoying watching this series!
Yeah it doesn't seem like either of them are that comfortable having a conversation on camera, which, fair enough. With headphones I didn't love some of the audio suddenly being way louder than the res - the 5 seconds of brapping up the road and Victor's footage were the main offenders. Otherwise a fun watch. Was amused by the surprise casual rappel into the line.
The end was like watching a really bad first date.Quote:
Originally Posted by powdork
Alternatively like two friends that get a liiiiiiiiiiittle too blazed and still sit there and try to have a normal coherent conversation.
99% of us would appear the same
on camera. While it’s not the reason I click to watch the video, it’s refreshing in some ways to see someone learning production from the ground up.
His commentary can be cringey but he's pretty badass and definitely appears genuine, which I can appreciate. I do wonder if any close calls will be shown in the upcoming episodes. Something dicey has to have happened in those first 31 lines...