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Macaframa SF Premiere!



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Playing here in Atlanta on October 10th also if anyone is around.
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EDIT (sarcasm and jackassery aside): I watched some of the clips on their site. The clips don't really show much, except for some artsy bike shots/tricks. Anyone got a link to the actual trailer?

is this another "jackasses riding track bikes on the streets of san francisco" movie?

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Does anyone have a link to a pirated version online instead?
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ill be there, supporting friends. good work guys.
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Originally Posted by zoltani
EDIT (sarcasm and jackassery aside): I watched some of the clips on their site. The clips don't really show much, except for some artsy bike shots/tricks. Anyone got a link to the actual trailer?

is this another "jackasses riding track bikes on the streets of san francisco" movie?

If you didnt like mash then you wont like this, but its shot really really well and I certainly would like to see it. Being in oklahoma though ILL BE WAITING FOR THE DEEVEEDEE.

Actual trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0AFpq6jFok
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anyone know if its coming to portland?
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Originally Posted by Brvn
If you didnt like mash then you wont like this, but its shot really really well and I certainly would like to see it. Being in oklahoma though ILL BE WAITING FOR THE DEEVEEDEE.

Actual trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0AFpq6jFok
It's cool.. good shots.. but a little bit disappointed that the lack of speeds and tricks aren't anything I can't do. Still, it makes me want to ride so I guess mission accomplished.
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that's the old trailer, new one is

https://vimeo.com/611977

I'm considering driving down for the atlanta premiere.
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i've always respected mash. the work and production value that went into it is impressive, but i truly think the video is bland and monotonous (when i first saw it, i found myself fast forwarding through parts). cruising around/doing tricks is fun and stuff, but it gets repetitive and the penalty for failure just isn't very substantial with most of the things these guys are doing. - given the choice, i would prefer to watch lucas brunelle in real traffic any day of the week... but that's just me.

anyway, i'm still looking forward to seeing macaframa. hopefully it'll be more thrilling than mash was.
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Originally Posted by tall&lanky
that's the old trailer, new one is

https://vimeo.com/611977

I'm considering driving down for the atlanta premiere.

Much better trailer.
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Originally Posted by zoltani
EDIT (sarcasm and jackassery aside): I watched some of the clips on their site. The clips don't really show much, except for some artsy bike shots/tricks. Anyone got a link to the actual trailer?

is this another "jackasses riding track bikes on the streets of san francisco" movie?
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"track bikes on the streets of san Francisco"

So what's the difference between this and Mash again?
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Originally Posted by tall&lanky
that's the old trailer, new one is

https://vimeo.com/611977

I'm considering driving down for the atlanta premiere.
this looks epic. i LOVED mash sf, so this looks aweosome!!!!
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different riders, different film makers, different style.

thats like asking whats the difference between all the bmx movies out there, or all the different mountain bike films out and about.
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Originally Posted by onetwentyeight
different riders, different film makers, different style.

thats like asking whats the difference between all the bmx movies out there, or all the different mountain bike films out and about.
i noticed on e guy from mash sf. the guy from mash with the motobecane jersey that had a beard, ehtn was clean shaven. hmm.. suspetice
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https://www.macaframaproductions.com/movies.html

Those trailers are super bad ass!

Eric burdon and the Animals, Johnny Cash! Get the hell out!
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The only difference I can see, based on trailers, is that it will be different photographers filming different riders...doing the same things on the same bikes in the same city in California.

If all BMX movies were limited to skid stops, bunny hops, and wheelies , and if all Mountain bike movies were confined to the same 200 square feet of terrain, your comparison might be valid.

I'm not trying to 'hate' - Mash was enjoyable enough, I just wish some east coast/Midwest film makers would get off their asses already.
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I'll be there.
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and



from the mash sf book
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Originally Posted by lisafilter
The only difference I can see, based on trailers, is that it will be different photographers filming different riders...doing the same things on the same bikes in the same city in California.

If all BMX movies were limited to skid stops, bunny hops, and wheelies , and if all Mountain bike movies were confined to the same 200 square feet of terrain, your comparison might be valid.

I'm not trying to 'hate' - Mash was enjoyable enough, I just wish some east coast/Midwest film makers would get off their asses already.
why dont u do it? not hating, but srsly.
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ah yes. the guy in both is james newman. good guy. i have seen a portion of macaframa (nate is a good friend.) there are some tricks you havent seen before, some shots of good riding, and the cinematography is definitely taking things to another level. colin, colby and the rest of the crew have been working hard for a long time on this. you did not see the entire city of san francisco in the 45 minutes you saw of MASH (im still finding new routes and rides here, and ive lived in the bay area almost my entire life). Thats like saying all mountain bike movies shot in BC are the same. also, i believe a portion of the film is shot in seattle.
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Originally Posted by onetwentyeight
ah yes. the guy in both is james newman. good guy. i have seen a portion of macaframa (nate is a good friend.) there are some tricks you havent seen before, some shots of good riding, and the cinematography is definitely taking things to another level. colin, colby and the rest of the crew have been working hard for a long time on this. you did not see the entire city of san francisco in the 45 minutes you saw of MASH (im still finding new routes and rides here, and ive lived in the bay area almost my entire life). Thats like saying all mountain bike movies shot in BC are the same. also, i believe a portion of the film is shot in seattle.
yeah man. after watching mash like 30 times, i feel like i know the guys in the movie LOL. i would totally recognize them if i saw them on the streets of sf.

i cant wait for macaframa to come out. i loved mash, but macaframa is like a whole nother level above and beyond
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