Supercross

First let me say I've been watching Supercross since about the mid 1980s when Rick Johnson and David Bailey were banging bars. As a fan and former pit crew member of an MX race team I was excited to hear about... Full review

All I can say is bravo. After the final scene in which a SPOILER HAPPENED THAT I CANNOT SAY OR ELSE I WILL GET BLACKLISTED, and the end credits began to roll, I sat in my seat, then stood up... Full review

this movie is not bad at all.some of the stunts these guys(and girls)do in Supercross is absolutely astounding.the way they flip in mid air and the heights they can reach.i have a new respect for these people.the stunts were mind... Full review

I'm going to keep this short and simple because I have to move on to more important things, this movie was awful with extremely bad acting. I hated every second of it and left before the half-way mark, don't waste... Full review

This movie was fun. I feel bad for the hardcore Supercross fans though, since a lot of the details on the bikes were really sloppily done. That is the directors or editors part. Do some research before you put that... Full review

Completely unwatchable except for the nice bodies and faces of its stars. A really trite teenage oriented movie with all the clichés, coming of age, antics and sexuality you would associate with a movie of this genre. Oh, it is... Full review

Being a motocross racer myself, i must say that the footage was pretty cool. I thought it lame how they should show facial expressions in the helmets of the riders. I was confused about the "NAMI" company. I hate how... Full review

How can the writers of this movie cash their checks for what they did to one of the best sports for kids and adults. Did these guys ever attend a SX race? Did they even know what SX is until... Full review

Supercross: Coming from a past Motocross racer, whose sons are grossly interested and active in the sport. I took my 2 boys to see this movie. After watching past with them, days/weeks/who knows how much footage or MB of digital... Full review

Supercross is a movie you know. Everyone here has seen countless movies just like this before. Nothing new, however, does not necessarily mean nothing gained.The motocross action in this is superb, and even though I'd never heard of the director... Full review

Supercross has its charms for those who appreciate cinematic innocence, and as a love letter to its subject certainly registers as sincere. Like comparable skateboarding and surfing cheapies, Supercross exists for its sports sequences - awkwardly spliced-in footage of stuntmen on motorbikes - and for no other reason. ... Full Review

Loud, dangerous and, to some, utterly pointless, Supercross is competitive motorcycle racing at its most extreme. The event serves as the backdrop for "Supercross: The Movie," a title indicative of the sheer lack of originality found in the latest in sports-themed action movies geared to speed-minded teens (with an attractive, young cast mostly plucked straight from television). ... Full Review

Stamina at a premium, most seemed fit for the task of turning this stunt filled cycle race film into a sweet if not sweeping union card performance with actual movie credentials. ... Full Review

the film is lacking even a drop of artistic merit.....Supercross" lives up to that promise....Annoyingly directed and acted all around, "Supercross" is a bad introduction to this fad sport and an even worse movie.....The picture is so dismally made....squealing guitar instructor solos, the Supercross sections of the film are a complete mess..... ... Full Review

Steve Boyum, the director of Supercross , is a well-travelled stunt director and his action sequences are surprisingly engaging; watching big bikes fly over dirt jumps is awfully fun, and the structure of the races themselves allows for compelling back-and-forth narratives. ... Full Review

Widely regarded as the sport's most successful competitor, the Hall-of-Fame inductee will pull on the legendary #2 jersey for a bar-to-bar battle with current World Supercross Champion Chad Reed and reigning Australian Supercross Champion Dan Reardon. ... Full Article

Supercross indicate Steve " Timecop: The Berlin Decision " Boyum's new film is supposed to run a scant 98 minutes, but according to my watch it barely clocked in at 80. ... Full Article

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Two siblings find themselves competing on and off the racetrack in this action-packed drama. K.C. Carlyle (Steve Howey) and his kid brother, Trip (Mike Vogel), are both racers in the rough and tumble world of supercross, a revved-up variation on... ... Full Article

"Motocross is our life.So begins the saga of the brothers Carlyle.With their revered biker dad dead of unknown causes, narrator Trip (Mike Vogel) and older brother K.C. ... Full Article

Supercross: The Movie -not to be confused with Supercross: The Art Installation- is easily the finest good-bad Hollywood movie so far this year. Not since Burt Reynolds's Stroker Ace has a racing movie provided so many laughs, intentional or otherwise. ... Full Article