Lords Of Dogtown Page #6

Synopsis: A fictionalized take on the group of brilliant young skateboarders raised in the mean streets of Dogtown in Santa Monica, California. The Z-Boys, as they come to be known, perfect their craft in the empty swimming pools of unsuspecting suburban homeowners, pioneering a thrilling new sport and eventually moving into legend.
Director(s): Catherine Hardwicke
Production: Sony Pictures Entertainment
  1 win & 7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Metacritic:
56
Rotten Tomatoes:
54%
PG-13
Year:
2005
107 min
£11,008,432
Website
477 Views


...and he makes it.

We have a real surprise

for you now.

Tyson the Wonder Dog,

riding for G & S Warptail.

Up the ramp, he's getting vertical.

He's hanging 1 0 down the middle.

There he goes.

Give him a big round of applause!

Our next event will be the vert ramp.

There goes ''Jay boy'' Adams,

first practice run.

Tips his hat on the way down.

That was something else.

Let's give him a big hand for that.

On his practice run, Stacy Peralta.

Now riding for San Diego's

Gordon & Smith.

Nice execution on that one.

This is the scoring run,

ladies and gentlemen. Ty Page.

And the scores are

a 9, 8, 9, 8, 7, 9.

Great scores.

Okay, our next contestant,

Jay ''Jay boy'' Adams.

This is the one that counts.

Ready, judges?

Here he goes for his final run.

Dropping in.

And there he goes,

gets some blinding speed.

Oh, my God! lt's some type of aerial

maneuver l've never seen before.

Didn't quite make that one,

but did you see that?

We'll see what the judges

score him on that.

And his scores are 6, 7...

-...8, 7, 8, 8.

-That's some bullshit.

Jay, Jay, look. All you gotta do is

a couple of kick turns next time...

-...and you'll destroy everybody.

-We can all cash in, brother.

All right?

Come on, bro.

Jay.

Our next contestant is Stacy Peralta,

riding for G & S Warptail...

...one of the great names

in skateboarding today.

Here goes Stacy Peralta

on his final scoring run.

Getting some great speed.

Hits the ramp backside.

Nice rock walk by Stacy Peralta.

Perfect execution.

And Stacy's final score...

...a 9, 8, 8, 9, 8...

...and a perfect 1 0.

Stacy will advance to the final heat.

Next up, we have Marty Grimes,

Reef Ryan and radical Tony Alva.

Hey, Tony, it looks like

it's gonna be you or me, man.

Tony!

No, it's not.

lt's me.

ln a practice run now,

he's dropping in. Great speed.

Tony Alva thrashes that wall with

his trademark ''Mad Dog'' attitude!

Come on. He's got this.

There goes Reef Ryan,

taking his practice run.

Nice backside execution

by Reef Ryan.

Oh, my God. Reef and Tony collide.

Come on, you guys.

You stupid Val!

-Kick his ass!

-Oh, wait a minute.

People, get back in your seats.

ls that the best you got?

-His eye.

-Paramedics?

Do we have a paramedic?

lt looks like we have a man down.

This is a Channel 7 News

special report.

Pacific Ocean Park Pier,

infamous local surf spot...

...burned to the ground last night.

This is the latest in a series of fires

that have plagued the park...

...since it was

officially closed in 1 967.

Pacific Ocean Park,

once described as superior...

...to Coney Island in New York,

to the boardwalk in Atlantic City...

...lies in smoldering ruins today...

...and is now nothing more than

a bunch of fond memories.

Look who's here.

Bastards didn't send fire trucks

for over six hours or something.

Yeah, they wanted it gone.

They wanted it gone.

You know, the pier has been here

for over 40 years.

Get behind the perimeter, all of you.

Set it up 500 yards down the beach.

Bring it back up to the highway.

You know that's where

l learned to surf? Right there.

They look at the cove as a shithole.

l mean, thank God, man,

because in winter this place goes off.

We had it all to ourselves.

We had it all to ourselves, man.

You're right.

l have no reason

to come here anymore.

Hey.

Sorry l left, man.

l just had to pay the rent.

Hey, man.

Your mama, she has to eat, right?

She has to eat.

-Hey, bro.

-What's up, T.A.?

T.A.!

What's this?

Sh*t.

-Topper, man.

-Little brother.

-Hey, man. Put these on.

-No, no, no! lt's cool, man.

Sorry.

Hey, man.

We got all the meds you need.

We're going to Maui

and get you on some real waves.

Get in the limo.

l told you, they're operating

again on Thursday.

T.A.!

l love you, man.

l want you to come.

l'll send you a ticket.

Let's go.

So are you a good pirate

or a bad pirate?

Ahoy, captain.

Sh*t.

So how are you doing?

-l feel like sh*t.

-Yeah?

But the doctor says

l'm getting better.

You'll be back on top

again soon, man.

You gotta give it time.

l'm gonna end up a ditchdigger.

Hey.

Hey, look at me, boy.

You remember you're an Alva.

You've got a lot of heart...

...and a lot of balls.

Hey, come on.

Yeah!

Let's go. Come on.

What's up, homey?

You looking at me?

-You looking at me?

-We were leaving.

-Looking at me?

-Just checking things out.

Nice Rolex you got there, man.

You sure you want that?

-You sure about that?

-No, man. Hey, man.

No, he's cool. He's cool.

-Jay.

-Hey. How you doing, man?

-What's up, dude?

-How's it going?

Man, nice ride.

Where you been, Jay?

l mean, l didn't even see you

at the Arizona contest.

Well, l don't really

skate malls for money, bro.

Hey, Kathy, come here.

-Nice car, man.

-Hey, Stacy.

Hey, Stacy. How you doing?

Hey.

Jay tell you about Sid?

He's sick, man.

What do you mean?

He's always been sick.

No, he's real sick.

That whole equilibrium thing

turned out to be a tumor.

Brain cancer.

What? Are you serious?

Yeah, it's bad.

They operated already.

He's gonna be back home

this weekend.

Yeah, we're all gonna go hang out.

You should come.

Wrong.

We ain't gonna

go see him like that.

Yeah, l can't go.

l gotta go to Florida.

Tony's supposed to be there.

Come on, Jay. You gonna

make out with him or what, eh?

So...

...l'll see you at the mall.

All right, Jay.

l think we should put these new shirts

on sale. What do you think?

-Hey, how you doing? Come on in.

-Hey, how's it going, man?

Do you know when my board's

gonna be ready?

l know my guy started on it already.

Let me go check it out.

Hey, Skip? We got an ETA

on that 6'7'' twin fin?

Yeah, tell the kid he'll be surfing

by Saturday, boss.

Beautiful. Okay. Thank you.

How about Saturday?

At 1 0:
30 it'll be ready.

Now, we've got

a wet-suit sale going on.

Dude.

You look like sh*t.

Let me see that thing.

Yeah, mine's real.

Dang.

lt's pretty punk rock, bro.

l don't have to lift a finger anymore.

l don't have to take out the trash.

l don't even have to

brush my own teeth.

Am l King Tut or what?

Yeah, my doctor prescribes it now.

Heard you were sick too.

Hell, yeah.

So did you get ahold of T.A.?

He and Stacy are off

making their millions.

Sorry, dude.

No big deal.

Hey, if you do croak...

...will you give your house

to my mom?

Only if she lets me see her tits first.

lt's awfully nice of you to bequeath

your star-athlete-like presence...

...among us lower life forms.

Sid, man.

So, what happened to Florida?

The Kona Bowl.

Yeah, l guess l missed my flight.

Won't Larry crucify you for that?

l'm leaving G & S.

l'm gonna start my own company.

l've already got a logo.

Oh, you got a logo?

Man, screw the team.

l mean, you got a logo.

-Sid, l'll just come back later, man.

-No, wait. Stace.

You have to come check something

out in the back, by the pool.

You too, a**hole.

Dudes, look in the deep end.

There's a Mexican in my pool,

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Stacy Peralta

Stacy Peralta (born October 15, 1957) is an American director and entrepreneur. He was previously a professional skateboarder and surfer with the Zephyr Competition Team, also known as the Z-Boys from Venice, California. more…

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