Gleaming the Cube | Christian Slater, Steven Bauer | Sweet, interesting, action packed

Gleaming the Cube | Christian Slater, Steven Bauer | THE RADEST MOVIE I HAVE EVER SEEN!

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Gleaming the Cube

	Gleaming the Cube Christian Slater, Steven Bauer Lions Gate/Vestron, 1989 average customer review:based on 48 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Sweet, interesting, action packed

This is a great movie for skaters and non skaters. I'm a skater myself and I think its the best I've seen so far. In the movie, Christan Slater skates with his friends every day and his adopted brother finds out something strange at work and gets killed, so Christan Slater tries to find out who did it. It has sweet skating in it including pro skaters Rodney Mullen, Tony Hawk, Mike Vallelly, and others. The story is interesting and will pull you into it. It might take a while to understand it, but it will all fit together. I recommend this movie for those who haven't seen it.

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THE RADEST MOVIE I HAVE EVER SEEN!

Let me tell ya somethin about this movie....And im not gonna give you "A jerkoff handjob!" -Bobby Nyuin This is the nastiest skate movie i have ever seen before in my life! Christan Slater is the MAN! Tony is the MAN! Yabo is the MAN! The ending credits skate scene is the absolute sickest moves i have ever seen new or old school!

-Whitey....MA

Gleaming the Cube

I have seen this movie about a million times, and i still want to watch it over and over again. this movie is for anyone who enjoys action packed, drama, thrill ride types of movies. this is an extreamly awesome movie, that i will love forever.

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Extreme

I've seen this movie so many times I could probably repeat it word for word. It's full of intense action and the stunts are extreme. Story of a young skater who seeks revenge for his adopted brothers murder. Gleaming the Cube is a definite must see.

The UK Version of this DVD

I bought the UK edition of the DVD (on Carlton's Silver Collection) for about £10, although the film is really good, the quality of the DVD is terrible, I'd not recommend buying it and would suggest getting the US region one version instead.

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