That's It, That's All

Recently I watched the most highly anticipated snowboard film ever. The film is a Brain Farm Production titled, "That's It, That's All." The movie is sponsored by Quicksilver and Red Bull, and features the riding of Travis Rice, Mark Landvik, Nicolas Muller, Terje Haakonsen, Jeremy Jones, Scotty Lago, John Jackson, Danny Kass and Pat Moore. The movie was filmed over two seasons, which is longer than standard one winter snowboard film. They filmed this movie year round for two years by traveling the globe for the most incredible conditions and scenery. In filming this movie they traveled to New Zealand, Germany, Japan, Canada, and all over the United States. In this movie they did not slide one rail or session any street spots. They filmed in some parks, but mostly just helicopter accessed terrain. At all times in this movie they were flying around and filming with two helicopters. They even went as far doing follow cams of one helicopter with another helicopter. This movie was filmed entirely in HD and will also be release on Blu-Ray. After seeing the movie, one would say it appeared that the camera crew from Discovery-HD's Planet Earth went out and filmed this movie. They have unreal shots of nature and landscape. One thing that is extremely impressive is that the about 90% of all the snowboard shots are of just Travis Rice. He legitimately does every aerial maneuver you could possibly do on a snowboard, and then some. He lands a triple corked spin and rodeo-taps a 50 foot tall tree. I would recommend this movie to everyone. All aspects of the movie are incredible. It is the best snowboard film ever, and I don't think anything will ever compare. In rating this movie, I would give it 5 snowboards out of 5, and then some.