Biker Boys Movie
01-27-2003, 09:59 PM
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jus seen the advanced screening at the NY premiere
les jus say i'd rather be home watchin our dvd...
BIKER BOYS
jus seen the advanced screening at the NY premiere
les jus say i'd rather be home watchin our dvd...
BIKER BOYS 
01-28-2003, 12:16 AM
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whhhoooo cares, its gonna be cool to see people riding in a movie, its a step in the right direction, besides... everyone is going to go see it with their friends and have a good time and everything else, that is what its all about... just like if u go ride and have a bad day and feel sick and everything else, you always have fun in the end dont you!
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01-28-2003, 10:52 AM
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I worked on the film for a few days and have seen a couple cuts of it. They are getting better as they screen it. Hopefully they will have more stunts in it than they want. The flick has very few stunts since it is a street racing movie.
They got the idea for the film from a story that was in a paper here in L.A. called the New Times. Many parts of Biker Boyz is not too far off how the Street Racing Set works here on the left coast.
They got the idea for the film from a story that was in a paper here in L.A. called the New Times. Many parts of Biker Boyz is not too far off how the Street Racing Set works here on the left coast.
01-28-2003, 10:55 AM
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Originally posted by Streetfighter
I worked on the film for a few days and have seen a couple cuts of it. They are getting better as they screen it. Hopefully they will have more stunts in it than they want. The flick has very few stunts since it is a street racing movie.
They got the idea for the film from a story that was in a paper here in L.A. called the New Times. Many parts of Biker Boyz is not too far off how the Street Racing Set works here on the left coast.
I worked on the film for a few days and have seen a couple cuts of it. They are getting better as they screen it. Hopefully they will have more stunts in it than they want. The flick has very few stunts since it is a street racing movie.
They got the idea for the film from a story that was in a paper here in L.A. called the New Times. Many parts of Biker Boyz is not too far off how the Street Racing Set works here on the left coast.
01-28-2003, 11:12 AM
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its a movie with streetbikes how can it be bad? if it was a silent movie id still go see it. by the way this is about the 20th biker boyz thread that ive made the same comment to .why dont we save the threads until friday .repeat,repeat,repeat 
01-28-2003, 02:09 PM
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Predictably this movie will do the same thing that Fast & Furious did for the street racing scene.
1. Hype begins, raises awareness of the sport in general and 15-year-olds begin hanging out at the bike dealerships
2. Movie releases, established critics rate it a D- and it simultaniously breaks opening weekend obx office records
3. Hundreds of 18-year-olds rush to their nearest Yam/Hon/Suz/Kaw dealer to plunk down a $100 deposit and their soul's to ride away on their first motorcycle. Ever.
4. Fabric-store sales of fur and animal-patterned cloth rise 400%.
5. Within two weeks local newspapers are spouting record new statistics regarding motorcycle accidents, meanwhile established riders are wondering why soccer moms are mean-mugging them from their Excursions and Navigators.
6. Within one month there are only three 18-year-old motorcycle riders left with rideable bikes, insurance companies are wondering why the month of February was their biggest loss-month to date.
7. Within two months three major insurance companies claim bankrupcy and Wall Street takes a giant hit... this causes panic and investors run with their money.
8. Within three months all of the wrecked motorcycles are purchased "totalled" from the insurance companies by established stunters to feed their growing hunger for fame and fortune. Stunting becomes nationally recognized and nominated as an Olympic event.
9. Within six months the entire US economy has shut down and armageddon has ensued... the landscape resembles the movie "Road Warrior" where those with riding talent are kings.
10. Exactly one year after the movies release the US has converted to a patriarchal system where motorcycle riders own 95% of the wealth and all other people are slaves.
Hmmm... doesn't sound so bad to me....
-- Darren
1. Hype begins, raises awareness of the sport in general and 15-year-olds begin hanging out at the bike dealerships
2. Movie releases, established critics rate it a D- and it simultaniously breaks opening weekend obx office records
3. Hundreds of 18-year-olds rush to their nearest Yam/Hon/Suz/Kaw dealer to plunk down a $100 deposit and their soul's to ride away on their first motorcycle. Ever.
4. Fabric-store sales of fur and animal-patterned cloth rise 400%.
5. Within two weeks local newspapers are spouting record new statistics regarding motorcycle accidents, meanwhile established riders are wondering why soccer moms are mean-mugging them from their Excursions and Navigators.
6. Within one month there are only three 18-year-old motorcycle riders left with rideable bikes, insurance companies are wondering why the month of February was their biggest loss-month to date.
7. Within two months three major insurance companies claim bankrupcy and Wall Street takes a giant hit... this causes panic and investors run with their money.
8. Within three months all of the wrecked motorcycles are purchased "totalled" from the insurance companies by established stunters to feed their growing hunger for fame and fortune. Stunting becomes nationally recognized and nominated as an Olympic event.
9. Within six months the entire US economy has shut down and armageddon has ensued... the landscape resembles the movie "Road Warrior" where those with riding talent are kings.
10. Exactly one year after the movies release the US has converted to a patriarchal system where motorcycle riders own 95% of the wealth and all other people are slaves.
Hmmm... doesn't sound so bad to me....
-- Darren
01-28-2003, 11:17 PM
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Originally posted by GautamCity
so the movie i saw last night may not be the same one that is going to be released on friday?
so the movie i saw last night may not be the same one that is going to be released on friday?
Either way it will be good to go see it in a show that is mixed. Most people that went to the advanced screenings were all bikers. The actual theater will have people that have never seen a stoppie or a slammed sportbike.
I am going to go on Friday night and sit in the back and watch the people. It should be a good time. That and its been around 80 here so everyone will be on thier bikes. The real show will be after the movie lets out!!
02-04-2003, 12:29 PM
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Originally posted by 6deep.com
Predictably this movie will do the same thing that Fast & Furious did for the street racing scene.
1. Hype begins, raises awareness of the sport in general and 15-year-olds begin hanging out at the bike dealerships
2. Movie releases, established critics rate it a D- and it simultaniously breaks opening weekend obx office records
3. Hundreds of 18-year-olds rush to their nearest Yam/Hon/Suz/Kaw dealer to plunk down a $100 deposit and their soul's to ride away on their first motorcycle. Ever.
4. Fabric-store sales of fur and animal-patterned cloth rise 400%.
5. Within two weeks local newspapers are spouting record new statistics regarding motorcycle accidents, meanwhile established riders are wondering why soccer moms are mean-mugging them from their Excursions and Navigators.
6. Within one month there are only three 18-year-old motorcycle riders left with rideable bikes, insurance companies are wondering why the month of February was their biggest loss-month to date.
7. Within two months three major insurance companies claim bankrupcy and Wall Street takes a giant hit... this causes panic and investors run with their money.
8. Within three months all of the wrecked motorcycles are purchased "totalled" from the insurance companies by established stunters to feed their growing hunger for fame and fortune. Stunting becomes nationally recognized and nominated as an Olympic event.
9. Within six months the entire US economy has shut down and armageddon has ensued... the landscape resembles the movie "Road Warrior" where those with riding talent are kings.
10. Exactly one year after the movies release the US has converted to a patriarchal system where motorcycle riders own 95% of the wealth and all other people are slaves.
Hmmm... doesn't sound so bad to me....
-- Darren
Predictably this movie will do the same thing that Fast & Furious did for the street racing scene.
1. Hype begins, raises awareness of the sport in general and 15-year-olds begin hanging out at the bike dealerships
2. Movie releases, established critics rate it a D- and it simultaniously breaks opening weekend obx office records
3. Hundreds of 18-year-olds rush to their nearest Yam/Hon/Suz/Kaw dealer to plunk down a $100 deposit and their soul's to ride away on their first motorcycle. Ever.
4. Fabric-store sales of fur and animal-patterned cloth rise 400%.
5. Within two weeks local newspapers are spouting record new statistics regarding motorcycle accidents, meanwhile established riders are wondering why soccer moms are mean-mugging them from their Excursions and Navigators.
6. Within one month there are only three 18-year-old motorcycle riders left with rideable bikes, insurance companies are wondering why the month of February was their biggest loss-month to date.
7. Within two months three major insurance companies claim bankrupcy and Wall Street takes a giant hit... this causes panic and investors run with their money.
8. Within three months all of the wrecked motorcycles are purchased "totalled" from the insurance companies by established stunters to feed their growing hunger for fame and fortune. Stunting becomes nationally recognized and nominated as an Olympic event.
9. Within six months the entire US economy has shut down and armageddon has ensued... the landscape resembles the movie "Road Warrior" where those with riding talent are kings.
10. Exactly one year after the movies release the US has converted to a patriarchal system where motorcycle riders own 95% of the wealth and all other people are slaves.
Hmmm... doesn't sound so bad to me....
-- Darren
THATS AWESOME!!!!!!
02-07-2003, 04:25 PM
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Hahaha... glad you liked that. Anyway, I just saw the movie. I hate to say it, but I have to give it two thumbs down.
They tried ti inject too much drama and "story" into the movie, but somehow left the characters shallow. They didn't have NEARLY enough stunts, and the ones that they did have looked staged and phony. The drag race scenes were long and drawn out, instead of fast and exciting. Too bad.
-- Darren
They tried ti inject too much drama and "story" into the movie, but somehow left the characters shallow. They didn't have NEARLY enough stunts, and the ones that they did have looked staged and phony. The drag race scenes were long and drawn out, instead of fast and exciting. Too bad.
-- Darren
02-17-2003, 04:53 AM
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I give Biker Gays two giant thumbs up your *** dry with fiber glass finger puppets. That movie sucked and all the ****** jew bastards in Hollywood who made money off of it should be tied to a tree and beaten with rusty chainsaws. Just my 2 pennies, if you don't agree then 
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