Dogtown and Z-Boys
Documentary • 2002 • 1 hr 30 min
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Jay Adams, Tony Alva, Stacy Peralta, Steve Caballero, Tony Hawk
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I remember the college days when this came free when you bought the PSP. I wouldn't have probably ever watched it on my own then. Worth it!
Excellent documentary superbly made and well worth seeing
This is and Bones Brigade are the only skateboarding documentaries you will ever need.
Amazing doc about the innovation of skate. I honestly don’t know what else to say!
These guys definitely have a deluded sense of self worth and importance, but the footage is great and the vibes are chill.
Great documentary on skateboarding and the legendary skaters. Jay Adam’s, Tony Alva, and Stacy Peralta are some of the greatest of all time
One of the best documentaries about how skateboarding became what it is today. Everyone in this film is a pioneer.
If you love anything with boarding or a fan of Lords of Dogtown, then this one is a can't miss
Probably won’t appeal to the general audience, but a great doc about a particular time and romance in the skateboard culture of America.
Was interested in watching this after seeing the narrative version.a bunch of interesting guys making a name for themselves. Inspiring watch
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