Extreme Days (2001)

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Four guys out for the time of their lives undergo a spiritual transformation in this youth-oriented drama. Matt (Derek Hamilton), Corey (Dante Brasco), Brian (Ryan Browning), and his brother Will (A.J. Buckley) are four close friends who share an enthusiasm for extreme sports such as skateboarding, snowboarding, motocross, and surfing. All four have recently graduated from college and still haven't decided what they want to do with their lives; figuring it may be their last chance to pick up and go without any obligations, the four load up their gear into a beat-up car and set out for a road trip up the West Coast, first heading to Mexico and then making their way up to Seattle -- or as far as their few hundred bucks will carry them. En route to Washington, the boys meet Jessie (Cassidy Rae), a pretty young woman who has found herself unexpectedly stranded and needs a ride to Seattle. Brian is immediately taken with Jessie and offers to let her ride along with him, but he and the other guys soon discover that Jessie is a bit different than the other girls they've known, and as the five head north, they learn some unexpected lessons about life and where they fit into the world. Extreme Days marked the feature film debut for director Eric Hannah, who previously directed the Moment of Truth extreme video series; the theme song was performed and co-written by Toby McKeehan from the popular Christian rock group DC Talk.

Cast

Derek Hamilton
as Matt McKeague
Dante Basco
as Corey Ng
Ryan Browning
as Bryan Davidson
Cassidy Rae
as Jessie Jacobs
A.J. Buckley
as Will Davidson
Chao Li Chi
as Grandpa G.
Virginia Montero
as Grandma G.
Dylan Bond
as Young Brian
Cameron Clark
as Young Matt
Scott Fisher
as Young Will
Daniel Miranda
as Young Corey
Ashlee Bond
as Amanda
Jeff Enden
as Baboo
John Rosenfeld
as Monkey Wrench
Holly Mcclure
as Flight Attendant
Sylvia Cox
as Waitress
Lee Ann Edwards
as Mrs. Davidson
Andrew Cappelletti
as Will Davidson Sr.
Josh Auer
as PAX217
Jesse Craig
as PAX217
Aaron Tosti
as PAX217
David Tosti
as PAX217
Gregory Mark
as Karate Gang
Scott Hannah
as Karate Gang
Rich Brown
as Karate Gang
Scott Brinson
as Karate Gang
Scott Lewis
as Grandpa G Gang
Kory Lewis
as Grandpa G Gang
Kelsy Lewis
as Grandpa G Gang
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Critic Reviews for Extreme Days

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Silly but worth the ride.

Oct 8, 2001 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Mr. Showbiz
Top Critic

Extreme sports ... have rarely been as markedly unexciting as they are in this road trip through mediocrity.

Oct 8, 2001 | Rating: 0/5 | Full Review…
Austin Chronicle

Watching ESPN's X Games on the small screen is more thrilling.

Oct 4, 2001
New Times
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Audience Reviews for Extreme Days

½

Maybe it is because my youth pastor is obsessed with this movie and as such has to show it to us about every five minutes, but I don't like this movie very much. the plot is decent but the script sucks and the acting is not that great. it is a totally entertaining film (albeit not after watching it 200 times) but after having seen it so many times I really get a feel for what's wrong with it. some parts just flat out bore me. plus, during the extreme sports parts like the surfing and the dirt biking and the snowboarding, they are trying to pass it off as the actors themselves doing the stunts but you can totally see that it is not them. it is a good movie for relaxing and shutting off your brain. other then that the film has no merits at all.

Lord Naseby
Lord Naseby

Super Reviewer

some really funny parts but the sports scenes were edited in terribly

danny d
danny d

Super Reviewer

this is a great movie with lots of loveable characters. matt is great.

Thomas Bowler
Thomas Bowler

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