"Featuring Tony Hawk and directed by Stacy Peralta (Dogtown and Z-Boys, Riding Giants), this is the personal story of how sheer talent, skill, passion and the belief that anything is possible transformed skateboarding from a fringe pastime to a thrilling action sport filled with extraordinary gravity defying feats as well as a global industry. The Bones Brigade is the team they formed that revolutionized not only their lives, but international pop culture as well."

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"I was skating during this time. Skating brought freedom, mobility, and a means of self-expression. It was an escape from the ills of life as a teen. I rode a Hawk with Rat Bones wheels. I had big feet and that deck fit. I had all these magazines plastered over my walls. It was a great time. Being alone or with friends kept us out of real trouble. I had a small mobile ramp and would put it on my deck and roll it to a friend's house so we could do tricks. Sprained ankles and on crutches, I rode that ramp. My mom didn't even bother because she knew I was going to skate anyway. I can't imagine this time in my life without skating, Powell Peralta, and the Bones Brigade. Thanks guys. You made lives better."

"Good stuff. Rodney Mullen is probably the most influential skater of all time and hearing his story is heartbreaking and inspiring. He was so close to never realizing his potential and I can't imagine how different the skate scene would have turned out without his pioneering genius."

"Lucky me! i was born same times the best culture was developed skate, snowboard, rap, , graffiti, gunge, triphop , rap metal, jungle, dubstep, house, scratch, alternative rock, break dance. All of these have shaped my life"

"This is an amazing documentary. I had a Caballero deck in the 80s. The one story that really touched me was Rodney Mullen. Very sad. Can't imagine Mullen not being a freestyler. I loved watching him as a kid. The guy was unstoppable."