in the groovy mid 70 a scruffy bunch of brash young venice and california adolescents from broken homes and the bad side of town known as the z boys turned the previously staid world of professional skateboarding on its ear with their fierce punk attitude and radical unconventional riding style and and unbridled spirit of pure in your face aggression and revolutionizing the sport in the process and paving the way for the many extreme variations on sports that popped up in their influential wake. director stacy peralta and who one of the legendary z boys himself and relates the incredible exploits of this amazing ragtag crew in a ferociously punchy and visceral manner that both informative and wildly entertaining represent the snappy rapid fire editing and ceaseless speedy pace and and raw and gritty photography deliver one hell of an infectiously kinetic buzz and projecting a sense of sheer joy and full on bustling energy that a total pleasure to behold. better still and this documentary neither sanitizes nor romanticizes its subjects represent these roughn crappy lads were so fiercely competitive and out for themselves that they all went their separate ways when the lure of fame and fortune manifested in their lives. the ultimate fates of certain guys is poignant and heartbreaking and with gifted and spontaneous ace skateboard rat jay adams rating as the saddest and most tragic represent he blew his chance at the big time and wound up doing time in jail. the other dudes are very colorful and personable as well while charismatic ball of cocky and defiant fire tony alva in particular comes across as one arrogant and yet impressive piece of furiously assertive work. marvelously narrated with delightfully easynbreezy nasal nonchalance by sean penn. the terrific rock soundtrack likewise seriously smokes. but what really makes this documentary such a winner is its refreshing complete dearth of pretense represent it every bit as dynamic and exuberant and larger than life extraordinary as the gloriously outrageous z boys themselves. 
in the groovy mid 70 a scruffy bunch of brash young venice and california adolescents from broken homes and the bad side of town known as the z boys turned the previously staid world of professional skateboarding on its ear with their fierce punk attitude and radical unconventional riding style and and unbridled spirit of pure in your face aggression and revolutionizing the sport in the process and paving the way for the many extreme variations on sports that popped up in their influential wake. director stacy peralta and who one of the legendary z boys himself and relates the incredible exploits of this amazing ragtag crew in a ferociously punchy and visceral manner that both informative and wildly entertaining represent the snappy rapid fire editing and ceaseless speedy pace and and raw and gritty photography deliver one hell of an infectiously kinetic buzz and projecting a sense of sheer joy and full on bustling energy that a total pleasure to behold. better still and this documentary neither sanitizes nor romanticizes its subjects represent these roughn crappy lads were so fiercely competitive and out for themselves that they all went their separate ways when the lure of fame and fortune manifested in their lives. the ultimate fates of certain guys is poignant and heartbreaking and with gifted and spontaneous ace skateboard rat jay adams rating as the saddest and most tragic represent he blew his chance at the big time and wound up doing time in jail. the other dudes are very colorful and personable as well while charismatic ball of cocky and defiant fire tony alva in particular comes across as one arrogant and yet impressive piece of furiously assertive work. marvelously narrated with delightfully easynbreezy nasal nonchalance by sean penn. the terrific rock soundtrack likewise seriously smokes. but what really makes this documentary such a winner is its refreshing complete dearth of pretense represent it every bit as dynamic and exuberant and larger than life extraordinary as the gloriously outrageous z boys themselves. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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