Wildwater DVD
$25.00
WildWater - A Shared Passion. An Extraordinary World. This is a whitewater journey of discovery, solitude and risk, into the places only river runners can go. Dazzling photography, great music. It's soul on film.
Release Date: 2011
Number of Disks: 1
Film Location: Various
Studio: Forge Motion Pictures
- This is not your typical "whitewater porn" film. It's high production values attempt, and we believe succeed, in helping explain why boaters venture out into whitewater.
- Follow kayakers and rafters as they boat in Ecuador, Yule Creek in Colorado, the Grand Canyon, Tumwater Canyon in Washington, and in record high water on the North Fork of the Payette in Idaho.
- In addition to the movie, there's over one hour of extra bonus features.
- "Proves that an action film can be both reverent and thrilling." - Outside Magazine
- Best Adventure Film - Kendal Mountain Film Festival 2010. This is an award that typically goes to alpine mountaineering films.
Release Date: 2011
Number of Disks: 1
Film Location: Various
Studio: Forge Motion Pictures
- Running Time: 30 minutes, plus over one hour of bonus features
- Release Date: 2011
- Number of Disks: 1
- Film Location: Various
- Studio: Forge Motion Pictures
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Pros
- Entertaining
- Great Cinematography
- High Production Value
Cons
- Not What I Expected
Best Uses
- At Home
- Perfect Gift
Comments about Wildwater DVD:
Wildwater will not fail to please the non-paddler. The film focuses on the power of the water and the stories of the rivers. It's one of those films you'll want to watch again with your family or buddies, paddlers or not.
I recommend viewing it on a big screen for the full effect of the show!
In my opinion, the only thing Wildwater was lacking was more footage of North Fork of the Payette.
Pros
- Engaging Characters
- Entertaining
- Great Cinematography
- High Production Value
- Informative
Cons
Best Uses
- At Home
- Perfect Gift
Comments about Wildwater DVD:
Fantastic production, great product....you just gotta watch this one a huge screen (if possible) to truely 'experience' this DVD viewing!
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