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Reviews Counted:5
Fresh:1
Rotten:4
Average Rating:4.8/10
Theatrical Release:2006
Synopsis: The evolution of snowboarding is traced in this documentary on the popular sport. The film speaks to a variety of people involved in snowboarding, from the inventors of the boards to the superstars... [More]
Director: Christopher J. Scott
Christopher J. Scott's film chronicling the rise of one of the world's fastest-growing sport is best geared to fans, presenting those of us with merely a casual interest with far too much information and repetitive footage of snowboarders in action.
Top CriticSnow Blind calls itself a documentary, but it never stops feeling like the in-house channel on a ski-lodge television.
Top CriticThough some of the action cinematography is stunning, and practicing snowboarders will love the sense of camaraderie established, it's not riveting entertainment for the rest of us.
Top CriticIt's understandable that Scott wants to highlight snowboarding's diversity, but perhaps a winter-sports documentary shouldn't try to cover the waterfront.
Top CriticWhere Snow Blind dazzles is in its generous serving of performance footage: Watching the devoted soar through the air, flipping and spinning with near-balletic skill, takes your breath away.
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