The film "Supercross: The Movie" shows some super cycle photography, especially nearing the conclusion. For the movie audience, count on waiting for the "pay day" of actual contest photography and stunt photography mixed with this limited story about young people living in Southern California. The digital production called "Supercross" has some interesting interviews on the DVD. The movie is also now in high definition television distribution, again called simply "Supercross".

This was a really great movie. The plot wasa on target. There wasn't much obscenities and not that much sexal stuff.Some parents might be iffy about the sexual stuff but for the most part it was pretty clean and a great family film.

Although I've never riden motor bikes in my 60 years, Supercross was good entertainment and kept my attention for the entire 81 minutes !! Yes, it was a little short, a few technical details might not have been perfect but the film did convey the definite feeling of how dynamic supercross racing is and how the competitors must be totally aggressive from start to finish just to survive !! I can't recall any type of sports film that had actual race scenes included, no way a "staged" race could come even close to the "real deal" !! The racing was obviously the "star" but the supporting cast and script was pretty close to reality and there were the "good" and "bad guys" (how would it be with all good guys?) and there had to be either a "winner" or "loser". Don't most people root for the underdog anyway ? Sounds like life to me !! The action seemed realistic (in hot & sunny places don't short shorts and taking off your shirt/uni's seem common) and I bet the I'll bet the race site scenes were darn close to the way it is. All the critics nitpicking aside (none of which affected my enjoyment of the movie), Supercross is clearly not "Gone With the Wind" or "The Maltese Falcon" but proves a refreshing simple, family action/sports with intense racing scenes !! Supercross is the best "pure" entertainment picture I've seen in sometime !!

The film "Supercross: The Movie" shows some super cycle photography, especially nearing the conclusion. For the movie audience, count on waiting for the "pay day" of actual contest photography and stunt photography mixed with this limited story about young people living in Southern California. The digital production called "Supercross" has some interesting interviews on the DVD. The movie is also now in high definition television distribution, again called simply "Supercross".

Although I've never riden motor bikes in my 60 years, Supercross was good entertainment and kept my attention for the entire 81 minutes !! Yes, it was a little short, a few technical details might not have been perfect but the film did convey the definite feeling of how dynamic supercross racing is and how the competitors must be totally aggressive from start to finish just to survive !! I can't recall any type of sports film that had actual race scenes included, no way a "staged" race could come even close to the "real deal" !! The racing was obviously the "star" but the supporting cast and script was pretty close to reality and there were the "good" and "bad guys" (how would it be with all good guys?) and there had to be either a "winner" or "loser". Don't most people root for the underdog anyway ? Sounds like life to me !! The action seemed realistic (in hot & sunny places don't short shorts and taking off your shirt/uni's seem common) and I bet the I'll bet the race site scenes were darn close to the way it is. All the critics nitpicking aside (none of which affected my enjoyment of the movie), Supercross is clearly not "Gone With the Wind" or "The Maltese Falcon" but proves a refreshing simple, family action/sports with intense racing scenes !! Supercross is the best "pure" entertainment picture I've seen in sometime !!

This was a really great movie. The plot wasa on target. There wasn't much obscenities and not that much sexal stuff.Some parents might be iffy about the sexual stuff but for the most part it was pretty clean and a great family film.