ski films

[grinch]

I always wondered why John and James couldnt get together to have the rap series on the youtubes. We wore the vhs tapes out on replay

https://youtu.be/EX3Rtjvl9zU?si=gr95PX9m_4oWjPUr

Sent from my SM-A536W using TGR Forums mobile app

[Core Shot]

This will be making the rounds come January…filmed in Tahoe with tons of local pro cameos.

https://www.weaklayers.com/

Could be the next hot dog the movie.

I’m psyched. The trailer is awesome.

PS. They could have named it hot clam the movie?

[xyz]

I found myself completely mesmerized by this recently. I like the slower vibes combined with some super gnarly skiing.

https://youtu.be/K9xJxSFzhL0?si=ScG5uU0a-NzSf8Oj

[raisingarizona13]

This will be making the rounds come January…filmed in Tahoe with tons of local pro cameos.

https://www.weaklayers.com/

I bet it will be fun enough but I can't help to think of the recent South Park episode Panderverse. It has that sort of done with good intentions but strangely forced Disney look and feel about it.

[raisingarizona13]

I can't sit through an entire ski movie any longer but I still love the classics such as Walls Of Freedom, License, Blizzard, the first three TGR movies, early MSP films and the first couple of Poor Boys Productions. This is nostalgia and they all bring me back to a simpler, youthful time.

I think the most interesting ski films ever though were the ones produced by Chris Ostness. The Wind Up trilogy was really fun as was Teddy Bear Crisis. I think he may have done another one after Teddy Bear Crisis but I haven't seen it.

[~mikey b]

https://youtu.be/EoVdfWTRT90?si=Xn8D_iccOSguoNZh

very good

[~mikey b]

https://youtu.be/TLkE9TrKf9E?si=FgRL1gCITXBMMG6e

[XXX-er]

I've always liked Hotdog

[dookeyXXX]

<p>
This is one of my favorites from Powderwhore (RIP): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoIlijIrtKM </p>
<p>
&nbsp;</p>
<p>
I took my 80 y/o dad to see it when they used to show movies at the Patagonia warehouse in Reno. He didn&#39;t get the old guy &nbsp;delivering &quot;Rules of the backcountry&quot;, though. </p>