TO WATCH STUMP EPICS, IS TO STAND ON THE EDGE. Premiere Magazine The Blizzard of Aahhhs is credited with putting extreme skiing on the map back in 88, and with changing lives. Now, 25 years after the release of his ground-breaking film, Greg Stump and his genius filmmaking techniques return to the ski-film genre with The Legend of Aahhhs. TO WATCH STUMP EPICS, IS TO STAND ON THE EDGE. Premiere Magazine The Blizzard of Aahhh s is credited with putting extreme skiing on the map back in 88, and with changing lives. Now, 25 years after the release of his ground-breaking film, Greg Stump and his genius filmmaking techniques return to the ski-film genre with The Legend of Aahhh s. In Legend, explore the history of the ski film and how it influenced big-mountain skiing, pop culture and even the birth of the extreme sports movement. Never-before-seen footage from Blizzard, plus one-of-a-kind interviews with legendary skiiers and filmmakers Warren Miller, Dick Barrymore, Scot Schmidt, Glen Plake and many more give you a unique view of the amazing moment that changed an entire genre of film. Ita an honest look at extreme skiing, from the fun moments to the frightening. Stump s latest ski film wouldn t be complete without an amazing soundtrack. Legend features music by Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real Bran Van 3000, Liquid Stranger, Trouble Man and many more! Interviews & Skiing: Warren Miller Dick Barrymore Otto Lang John Jay Klaus Obermeyer Steve Winter Scot Schmidt Glen Plake Mike Hattrup Lynne Wieland Never-before-seen interviews with legendary ski-film greats Warren Miller, Dick Barrymore, Otto Lang, John Jay and more Skiing by (and interviews with) cliff-jumper Scot Schmidt, the sport s bad boy Glen Plake and many more An amazing soundtrack with Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, Bran Van 3000, Fort Knox Five, Liquid Stranger and more Explore the history of ski films and their influence on the extreme skiing movement and pop culture An honest look at extreme skiing, including all the good and the bad
S**M
As ski movies go this one is pretty good
As ski movies go this one is pretty good. The only really excellent ski movie to me is All.I.Can which is one of the very few I have watched multiple times. Most just have one incredible scene after another mostly of people hucking off steep cliffs or flying through the air which is all pretty cool but after a while just starts to be mind-numbing - OK if at a bar drinking beers and not really watching it but if at home and that is my entertainment my mind starts to wander.Legend of Aahhh's can get this way too but there is more of a story. In this case, the story is mostly about Glenn Plake and Scott Schmidt who were instrumental in early extreme skiing movies and came to define the genre. So, you actually get some story about these guys and others which makes it more interesting than most ski movies.
M**B
In some respects I expected more that a Blizzard retrospective ...
In some respects I expected more that a Blizzard retrospective however the film rightly takes down the current genre of ski films and explains why Stumpy abandoned the ski film industry. It is absolutely worth watching and will hopefully inspire some of today's film makers to invest a little more into telling a story and less into just providing 90 minutes of some nameless dude screaming down spines in Alaska
G**G
Essential Movie
For those of us addicted to ski movies, this one is essential. It documents the history of ski movies from their very beginning, decades ago. The viewer sees select film footage from the past to the present day. Couple this with expert commentary from luminaries like Warren Miller and you have the perfect documentary. Not to be missed. A masterful film!
G**T
Five Stars
Watch this first before Blizzard of Aahhhs
S**S
This movie is truly worth watching, not only as ...
This movie is truly worth watching, not only as a glimpse into skiing in the 90s, but this movie single-handedly changed the sport of skiing for the better
L**R
One Star
I did not like it.
D**N
Five Stars
Great DVD!!!
A**R
reminisce
Moves slowly from the good old times to the more modern extreme ski stories. I would have liked more time with Glen Plake and more modern footage.
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