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Refresh maybe because it shows the progression over time instead of just urban and park
Maybe Seven Sunny Days cause its focused on skiers who are good at what they do not just hucking
MN NICE! It explains why I looooove Minnesota skiing and it shows the awesome atmosphere that makes midwest riding so awesome. This would work for my friends, not necessarily for yours.
As for the normal average person, probly Refresh....It's just sick, and it does give some background of skiing.
I didn't get to read the whole thread beforehand, but this is a tough call. I find that anytime I show ski edits or movies to people who aren't involved or interested in the sport, they are more impressed with hand drag 3's and 5's then any other trick ... so I don't know what movie to choose.
With that said I brought some non-skiier friends to see Massive at IF3 a while go and they really enjoyed it. Didn't really get them interested in taking up skiing but anytime I mention skiing they enthusiatically yell TANNER HALL!
I might get some shit for this but in all honesty I also think that there are a few MSP films that would be better for the non-ski movie friends. Something like Push/Pull or Seven Sunny Days is really solid because of the variety you get and the more mainstream soundtracks. You have to face the facts that huge budget= people thinking they're amazing most of the time (just look at the blockbuster movie industry).
But I still generally stick with PBP for this situation personally, but theoretically MSP might be your best bet.