I was a kid in the 70's and we had a helluva a lot of fun. We were reckless, foolish and adventurous. The movie really captures the spirit and honestly I miss those days. The story is really not that important. I think Johnny Knoxville remembers the same things. I witnessed some crazy stuff from those days. Another interesting thing is I remember Action Park from TV commercials on a NYC tv station many, many years ago.
The movie has rowdy feel to it that makes it fun to watch for me. I actually had a couple of LMAO moments. I thought of all the stunts we pulled as kids. I got knocked unconscious a couple of times. A few ER visits during my tenure in the streets. If you had a bike you could escape parental supervision. I appreciate Johnny's ability to raise hell on screen because that's how it felt to me. It's a wild ride. Anyway, I think if you were from the generation that thought their bikes were their greatest possession and jumping garbage cans was fun you might get a kick out of it.
The movie has rowdy feel to it that makes it fun to watch for me. I actually had a couple of LMAO moments. I thought of all the stunts we pulled as kids. I got knocked unconscious a couple of times. A few ER visits during my tenure in the streets. If you had a bike you could escape parental supervision. I appreciate Johnny's ability to raise hell on screen because that's how it felt to me. It's a wild ride. Anyway, I think if you were from the generation that thought their bikes were their greatest possession and jumping garbage cans was fun you might get a kick out of it.