X Games 3D: The Movie

Name: X Games 3D: The Movie
Genre: Sport, Documentary
Released: August 21, 2009
Duration: 92 min
Rating: 43
Cast: Ricky Carmichael, Shaun White, Travis Pastrana

2009

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Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures | Release Date: August 21, 2009 | PG

Starring: Ricky Carmichael, Shaun White, Travis Pastrana

Summary: X Games 3D: The Movie captures the drama and spectacle that play out every year at the X Games events, highlighting the behind-the-scenes stories of the featured athletes and the sacrifices they make in pursuit of glory and the advancement of their sports on the industry’s biggest stage. (Walt Disney Studios)

Director: Steve Lawrence

Genre(s): Sport, Documentary

Rating: PG

Runtime: 92 min

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The full-length feature film uses groundbreaking digital 3D techniques to provide an unprecedented all-access pass to the X Games. Read full review

Kate Kilpatrick

For a quick ticket into the world of extreme sports, the sky-high, adrenaline-gorged stunts captured in X Games will make any spectator gasp, wince and brace with fear. Read full review

Adam Markovitz

Mostly an overlong demo reel of increasingly gutsy tricks. Read full review

Peter Hartlaub

Poorly written, contains too much hero worship and profiles too many events - including one that combines the high jump with motorcycles. But the documentary generates a remarkable amount of goodwill with its stunning visuals, which look breathtaking in 3-D. Read full review

Robert Abele

An uneven thrill-circus display that too often feels like TV writ large and loud rather than the kind of cinematic reimagining that defined the surf-flick genre. Read full review

Andrew Barker

A relatively unimaginative take on the proceedings, coupled with occasionally bizarre stereoscopic work and awkward narration, causes the picture to bail out more often than it soars. Read full review

Kyle Smith

Demonstrating that an hour and a half of stunts doesn't make a movie, this feature is X-treme only in its multidimensional dullness. Read full review

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