Ian (Rufus Sewell) is a director of extreme sports films who sets out with a stunt team to out-ski an avalanche for his latest digital video camera commercial. Slacker cameraman Will (Devon Sawa) has a crush on punk chick Kittie (Jana Pallaske) who likes to snowboard on and behind trains with skate maniac Silo (Joe Absolom). .. Read more
| Starring | Devon Sawa, Bridgette Wilson-Sampras, Rupert Graves, Rufus Sewell |
|---|---|
| Director | Christian Duguay |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, Thriller |
loading...
This flick aims to be the ultimate action movie — celebrating extreme snowboarding and its enthusiasts — but our attention gets swept away by an avalanche of clichés. A film-making crew led by director Ian (Rufus Sewell) is in the Austrian Alps to record the ski stylings of gold-medallist Chloe (Bridgette Wilson-Sampras). Ian is distracted and keeps ringing his girlfriend because they had a bust-up, though he does manage to hang up when the crew spot wanted Serbian war criminal Pavle (Klaus Lowitsch), and then have to avoid being killed by him. There is a lot of drunken camaraderie among the young boarders and film-makers, but director Christian Duguay's narrative loses out to the obvious — including some rather fake-looking CGI effects. The result is not so much macho as mechanical.
A nauseatingly smooth Englishman (Sewell) leads a band of extreme sports enthusiasts up an Austrian mountain to film an... read more on Time Out
Getting this movie I was not expecting a great deal as by far the majority of Hollywood attempts to integrate 'extreme' sports result in mediocrity. I ... more
The stunts were very good, the plot to the film was crap.
I don't love the film, the acting is awful and can't believe Rufus Sewell would say yes to such an awful script but i love all the skiing stunts, why, i... more
Getting this movie I was not expecting a great deal as by far the majority of Hollywood attempts to integrate 'extreme' sports result in mediocrity. I ... more
Getting this movie I was not expecting a great deal as by far the majority of Hollywood attempts to integrate 'extreme' sports result in mediocrity. I ... more
The stunts were very good, the plot to the film was crap.
I don't love the film, the acting is awful and can't believe Rufus Sewell would say yes to such an awful script but i love all the skiing stunts, why, i... more
This flick aims to be the ultimate action movie — celebrating extreme snowboarding and its enthusiasts — but our attention gets swept away by an avalanche of clichés. A film-making crew led by director Ian (Rufus Sewell) is in the Austrian Alps to record the ski stylings of gold-medallist Chloe (Bridgette Wilson-Sampras). Ian is distracted and keeps ringing his girlfriend because they had a bust-up, though he does manage to hang up when the crew spot wanted Serbian war criminal Pavle (Klaus Lowitsch), and then have to avoid being killed by him. There is a lot of drunken camaraderie among the young boarders and film-makers, but director Christian Duguay's narrative loses out to the obvious — including some rather fake-looking CGI effects. The result is not so much macho as mechanical.
A nauseatingly smooth Englishman (Sewell) leads a band of extreme sports enthusiasts up an Austrian mountain to film an... read more on Time Out