You can now pre order Seasons!

[ddmansprty]

FYI

You can now preorder Seasons! Ships May 20th!

[foofighter]

i did already at jenson's yesterday

[ddmansprty]

I haven't seen it yet. Is it as good as the last two?

[sdyeti]

Is Jenson's the only place taking pre-orders?

[foofighter]

no one has just the trailer that is shown on their site...i have a feeling it'll be as good if not better than the previous 2

Originally Posted by sdyeti

Is Jenson's the only place taking pre-orders?

not sure steph, i was purusing their site to redeem my cash card when i saw that in their "new items" i'm sure other shops may if you ask?

[allison]

Originally Posted by foofighter

no one has just the trailer that is shown on their site...i have a feeling it'll be as good if not better than the previous 2



not sure steph, i was purusing their site to redeem my cash card when i saw that in their "new items" i'm sure other shops may if you ask?

Lots have seen the movie. It premiered at Sea Otter and has been showing in breweries and theaters all over since then

That being said, we have yet to see it. So I'm ordering my copy!!

[danlorek]

i'd say the other two were better... it would be really hard to top them.

[ddmansprty]

Originally Posted by sdyeti

Is Jenson's the only place taking pre-orders?

You can pre order a copy at the collective's website.

I think it is www.thecollectivefilm.com

[freekengo]

Too much interviews and not enough riding! just my 2 yen. The riding portion was awesome, but just not enough of it.

[mfoga]

I saw it and it seemed kinda short. First bike film I had seen. There was a good amount of interviews in it. Had the same feel as a lot of the more artistic surf films I watch but it seemed shorter then most of them. With that said it was still enjoyable.

I was looking to find the other two and came across them on amazon they even had a three pack with all three films for $60. I am thinking I might order that.

[allison]

Originally Posted by mfoga

I saw it and it seemed kinda short. First bike film I had seen. There was a good amount of interviews in it. Had the same feel as a lot of the more artistic surf films I watch but it seemed shorter then most of them. With that said it was still enjoyable.

I was looking to find the other two and came across them on amazon they even had a three pack with all three films for $60. I am thinking I might order that.

Good deal. Most bike films are about 30-40 mins I think.

Longer would be something like Off-Road to Athens.

[mfoga]

Originally Posted by allison

Good deal. Most bike films are about 30-40 mins I think.

Longer would be something like Off-Road to Athens.

I would guess it was right about an hour long.

[freekengo]

If the interviews were of little better quality...... Unfortunately, some of the riders are not the brightest bulb.... I'm surprised that they let some of them speak. Good action though!

[allison]

Originally Posted by mfoga

I would guess it was right about an hour long.

That's decent length, then! The others may have been around 47 mins?

I think Cranked 7 (Cackle Factor) was around 35, but I don't remember exactly.

[mfoga]

Originally Posted by freekengo

If the interviews were of little better quality...... Unfortunately, some of the riders are not the brightest bulb.... I'm surprised that they let some of them speak. Good action though!

Yeah my first thought when one of the guys was speaking was wow he has hit his head crashing one to many times. The rest of the riders did a pretty good job.

[BrewMaster]

Not nearly as good as The Collective and Roam. I liked the interviews and I liked seeing the training aspect of the riders lives, but it wasn't all that.

There is one series where 5 or 6 riders are going down A-line one after another throwing crazy tricks. That was amazing, but it was only about 3 minutes of a 1 hour film. I am glad I saw it, but also glad I didn't have to pay for it.

[surlygal]

Originally Posted by BrewMaster

I am glad I saw it, but also glad I didn't have to pay for it.

Agreed 100% I'm not sure if this will be one we add to our collection

[sdyeti]

I figured something wasn't as good about it since there was a tangible lack of enthusiasm about it on the board!!

Originally Posted by BrewMaster

Not nearly as good as The Collective and Roam. I liked the interviews and I liked seeing the training aspect of the riders lives, but it wasn't all that.

There is one series where 5 or 6 riders are going down A-line one after another throwing crazy tricks. That was amazing, but it was only about 3 minutes of a 1 hour film. I am glad I saw it, but also glad I didn't have to pay for it.

[bajamtnbkr]

I did like it a lot, I haven't seen ROAM but only short parts on You Tube and it seems to be better, no matter what I hope The Collective sets a standard on cinematography on mountain biking flicks.

[allison]

Nothing is ever as good as the original