this film move me at age 39 in the same way that all the footage and coverage of dogtown affect me when i be 13. for all of those who criticize the self promotion of the z boys interview and they have the last laugh on you . that be their whole deal and be good than all of you and here why . ( insert footage of the smooth pool carve imaginable ) this be a film to tell their story and that be their story whether you like it or not . it be their opinion of their skating that matter . not yours or mine . i think the film capture their attitude and influence exactly a i remember it in the 70 . the reality be that they do revolutionize skateboarding and they be the impetus behind extreme sport and they do inject a cultural paradigm that reach into every corner of americana . this movie give rebirth to image of bertleman on a wave and alva and jay adam rip up the coping that be the california dream to an entire culture of young american teenager that just want to have fun and get rad . a i watch this film i realize that it be these image that i live with every day until i be old enough to move out and back down to so cal after my family have move to nor cal when i be five . until i could get back and my buddy and i build and thrash ramp after ramp and search for every empty pool possible and mimic everything stecyk cover about these guy . we be all educate and have family and career now but this film remind me who i be at that age and why i still surf . this be an inspired film that anyone who have an interest in pop culture and extreme sport and the 70 or even just good documentary film making will enjoy completely . whenever it come on cable i can not change the channel . kudos to stacy peralta for make a beautiful piece of art .