Yaw, heyder, bikertrash, how yous doin. ay

 

But you all noticed that that they got that Sportyright up and continued on unphased after those crashes, right?Tough little bugger...

I thought the movie was really funny. I kept thinking, "Boy, I'm glad I DONT ride like that".

 

OH NO!!! NOT ANOTHER FIB!!!! j/k[sm=icon_cheers.gif]How's it goin neighbor!

 

I hope they make a Wild Hogs Two. LOL
That should get yea all pumped up. Like Wild Hogs go to Sturgis.

 

Yeah, Wild Hogs go to the Buffalo Chip![sm=icon_rock.gif]

 

I personally loved the movie, but I did cringe when I saw the sportster fly over the curb... ouch. I think in these times, we need movies like this. I see myself as a mix between Tim Allen's character and William H. Macy's character... haha.

 

I loved the movie, and yes, it was a BIG stretch from the truth, but the base of the story was true enough to make it funny. I own the DVD.

Loved it,

Ron

 

Yes..it was just a movie and yesthe sporty is the cheapest to wreck.
The movie had its funny scenes...the best being the rolling credit scene...HomeMakeover USA...if only the rest of the movie was that good?
The one thing that Ireally appreciated was Tim Allen's characterwifewanting him to go on the ride, atleast they point out that not all wives are anti-motorcycle. Most wives that I knowhave the "get the "F" out of here so I can have some time withmy friends"mentality. Oh..yeah the scenary was great...The Missouri mountains seemed a little too large.

 

I can kind of relate to William Macy's character Dudley where I am not, at this time, a very good rider on my Sportster. Dudley seems to be the less experienced of a biker, crashes alotand also doesn't have the bigger bikes as the other characters do.

I don't go by a movie having to realistic in order to enjoy it. A movie is to entertain me, through whatever means even if inaccurate. Even a "reality" show can be fake with all the extra "drama" the cast of those shows perform.
If I am watching a educational show or where I expect the show is about the accurate history about something then I expect it to be accurate. A war documentary on the History Channel, I expect as much accuracy and truths as possible. A Hollywood war movie, I don't expect 100% realism.

Giving too much thought about a movie, such as thinking that a big explosion on the screen that is there to entertain the audienceshould realistically be a small explosioncan ruin a fun movie to watch because a director isn't there to test how smart people are. He's there to make an entertaining movie, not an educationalor accuratemovie.

 

Can't say but I did buy 4 dvd's of the movie.

Saint