hey, has anyone else seen Dust to Glory yet? I just rented it tonight -- it just came out on dvd this week. Some great footage of the baja 1000. Its made by Dana Brown, whose dad made On Any Sunday, back in the day, just in case you didn't know. Let me know what you think of it.. Makes you want to head out on a desert ride and go WOT!
Dust to Glory
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Don't rent it BUY IT. You'll want to watch it over and over again just like On Any Sunday.
CspineRider
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I thought it was awesome. Looks like a lot of fun but tough fun
Britt Boyette
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All I can say is, WOW! I want to go buy it. The extra features are worth the time to check out too. Way to go Dana Brown!
It made me think of buying an XR 650.
The camera work in this film was excellent.
Its the perfect off road film for those of us that just dont need to see a new Crusty Video. No bad language or Naked people. Racing at its best.
Do Trophy Trucks REALLY cost 3 million????
The camera work in this film was excellent.
Its the perfect off road film for those of us that just dont need to see a new Crusty Video. No bad language or Naked people. Racing at its best.
Do Trophy Trucks REALLY cost 3 million????
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Another plus is the fact you don't have to chase the kids or parents out because of content. I really loved the scene of the heliocopter following the bike down the coast line. First class work in my book!
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Comcast has it as a new feature through "OnDemand".
dirt bike dave
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FYI - Corky McMillin, whose family is features in the film, passed away yesterday.
Godspeed, Corky.
http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2005/09/23/obituaries/feature/9_22_0519_53_12.txt
Godspeed, Corky.
http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2005/09/23/obituaries/feature/9_22_0519_53_12.txt
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Watched it this weekend with my son Connor and a few of his friends.
We loved it!
Any movie that can keep a bunch of 10-year olds (and a 42 year-old who still acts like a 10-year old) glued to their seats without countless interruptions for candy and soda has to be great. Dust to Glory is just that.
We loved it!
Any movie that can keep a bunch of 10-year olds (and a 42 year-old who still acts like a 10-year old) glued to their seats without countless interruptions for candy and soda has to be great. Dust to Glory is just that.
In fact I just finished watching it; I bought it. I can't belive they don't close off the coarse to the public. I also thought that when a that spectator died was very very sad. I also love how those trophy trucks sound.
I herd from $200,000 to $2,000,000 for the trophy trucks.
Eccellent movie, at ad bit boring for the fist 10min.
I herd from $200,000 to $2,000,000 for the trophy trucks.
Eccellent movie, at ad bit boring for the fist 10min.
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Ahhhhhhhhh! 115 mph across Baja on a Dirt Bike! :aj:
Great movie for motor heads
Movie website--->
http://www.d2gfilm.com/home/
Video clips--->
http://www.redbullridethebaja.com/home.html
Ahhhhhhhhh! 115 mph across Baja on a Dirt Bike! :aj:
Great movie for motor heads
Movie website--->
http://www.d2gfilm.com/home/
Video clips--->
http://www.redbullridethebaja.com/home.html
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Being from Tennessee I'm not terribly interested in sand dunes and such, but what an awesome movie this is! How bout the guy who did the whole 1000 miles buy himself! Was his name Mouse something....?
