Drew Stone
04-26-2005, 08:30 AM
"Hey,
It is 11:00pm that is way past your bedtime in VT. I didn't want to call you
so....I just finished the first run of stickers and finally got to sit down
and watch the movie. It was great. I never though a movie focused on a
single rider would come out like that. There was a great balance of
different events, great music and some really powerful scenes. It all
blended together perfectly. The footage in the rain was facken great. I had
to watch that a few times.There were some great scenes.All the overseas
footage added such a different dimension to the film that you don't see in
any stunt movies out today. Some of that stuff was unbelieveable. You have
just the right ratio of other riders without losing the main focus. I think
it will silence a lot of the people that had nothing good to say. It shows a
totally different dimension of Tony that a lot of people would never get to
see...it also demands respect for what he as added to the game and what he
continues to add. I knew it was going to be a good flick and it turned out
better than expected. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to check it out.
Highly appreciated...I am going to watch it again...
Thanks,
Matt"
That's what's up.
Just so you know what's coming down the pipe.
The film goes on sale June 1st.
Urban Street-Bike Warriors Three on sale now at www.stonefilmsnyc.com
All the best
Drew Stone
It is 11:00pm that is way past your bedtime in VT. I didn't want to call you
so....I just finished the first run of stickers and finally got to sit down
and watch the movie. It was great. I never though a movie focused on a
single rider would come out like that. There was a great balance of
different events, great music and some really powerful scenes. It all
blended together perfectly. The footage in the rain was facken great. I had
to watch that a few times.There were some great scenes.All the overseas
footage added such a different dimension to the film that you don't see in
any stunt movies out today. Some of that stuff was unbelieveable. You have
just the right ratio of other riders without losing the main focus. I think
it will silence a lot of the people that had nothing good to say. It shows a
totally different dimension of Tony that a lot of people would never get to
see...it also demands respect for what he as added to the game and what he
continues to add. I knew it was going to be a good flick and it turned out
better than expected. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to check it out.
Highly appreciated...I am going to watch it again...
Thanks,
Matt"
That's what's up.
Just so you know what's coming down the pipe.
The film goes on sale June 1st.
Urban Street-Bike Warriors Three on sale now at www.stonefilmsnyc.com
All the best
Drew Stone