If you like skateboarding and you're not going to be watching with too critical of an eye you'll enjoy the move even more than most. There are a lot of cameos (some good, some bad) in this movie - Randy Quaid, Christopher McDonald, Christine Estabrook, Bob(cat) Goldthwait, and Tom Green are the most recognizable ones. Their performances are not bad, nor are they great, which allows the movie to be very watch-able - I don't think you'll be cringing because of poor acting, as you might have in other films. Mike Vogel, Vince Vieluf, Adam Brody and Joey Kern provide acceptable performances as stereotype characters sticking to the molds they have been given. Don't look for any award winning performances here, but do look for some good laughs and some good and great skateboarding sequences. Their path to potential stardom is one full of roadblocks of all shapes and kinds. The movie is an entertaining over-the-top story about four friends who decide to make the summer more interesting by trying to live the dream of becoming pro skateboarders. The 12-year-old who challenges the skate team when they perform their own demo at the skate park is actually pro skater Ryan Sheckler. Take Blue Crush and Road Trip to the asphalt with boys instead of girls.
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