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End, The (2002)
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Starring: Tony Hawk, Heath Kirchart, Jeremy Klein, Bucky Lasek, Andrew Reynolds, Willy Santos, Brian Sumner
Director: Jamie Mosberg
Category: Special Interest, Sports, Special Interest
Studio: Red
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Length:
130 mins

 
 

 

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Not since the famed Powell-Peralta videos of the '80s has there been a skateboarding production with this much time, effort and resources invested in it. The End is a 130 minute epic skateboard docudrama featuring skits and skateboarding segments written and performed by its celebrated cast of pros and ams. This video changed the style of skateboarding videos forever. The cinematic quality and effects used to create this masterpiece are evidence of its high budget and 35mm filming.