Airborne | Shane McDermott, Seth Green

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Airborne

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highly recommended

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this is a great movie but when will they put it on dvd i have been waiting for so long for them to put it on dvd

very satisfied

I received my order in timely fashion and I was satisfied with the product I received. Although I feel the price for a video tape was rather high, but I wanted it so I payed the high price. Overall I'm satisfied.

how to get this film in english for free

i hear its hard to get this film in english and i searched 4 years for this film. i just simply gave up. but 1 day i typed in the movie tittle in my ares galaxy keyword search engine and actually found it. so i downloaded the file (i think it took a day) and burned it to a blank cd-r disc, and it worked on my dvd player. and yes it was a dvd rip version. i recommend buying a toshiba dvd player since they can read data discs. the program i burned it with was realplayer (windows wouldn't do it). so let me know how it goes. btw ares is a peer-to-peer file sharing program. yes i do love this movie.

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Airborne is best at what it is: an afternoon delight

Be it a guilty pleasure, a rare delight, or a visual delicatessen, call "Airborne" what you want. However, one thing it is not is a bad movie. Sure the dialogue is a bit campy and dated, the whole cool of it is gone, but this is a movie driven on pure nostalgia. Come to think of it, this might be a movie for a certain crowd: those born prior to 1990.

Mitchell Goosen (Shane McDermott) is a California skater and surfer, who spends most of his times eating burritos or chasing waves. When his parents are offered an opportunity to study in Australia, Mitchell finds himself in Cincinnati, Ohio. Of course, this means: no waves. Instead, Mitchell discovers a whole new way of life.

With rising stars (Seth Green, Jack Black), "Airborne" is filled with a unique ensemble cast, that all work in the funny yet awkward scenarios. Shane McDermott is a likable protagonist and while his story is quite surreal, anyone who's ever been to high school or a small town can relate.

The score by Stewart Copeland is phenomenal and works with some of the breathtaking visuals, specifically the ending which involves an all out race between skaters down, "The Devils Backbone."

Hopefully this is released on DVD as the videocassette is expensive for such a dated platform. Nevertheless, anyone with cable or HBO is bound to catch this rare film. To be honest, they really don't make movies like this anymore.

Check it out over the break.

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