TB Box Set

dln · **Posted:** Thu Dec 08, 2011 10:31 pm

I just picked up the Totally Board Box Set (TB#1-#10) on DVD.

Good shit to say the least.

Johan's part in TB5 is INSANE. 15 years ago and it still blows my mind today.

spruce cabin · **Joined:** Tue Sep 01, 2009 12:39 pm **Posts:** 300

Agree! Killer set of movies. And TB5 seems to be my fav of the bunch.
(Although the pow-time in "North of Heaven" is SIIICK!)

God bless Mike Hatchett. :headbang:

christoph benells · **Posted:** Tue Mar 27, 2012 12:33 pm

i grew up watching tb 7 before going to middle school and still watch it regularly before work!

kevin jones part with that rush song is my favorite of all time.

samh · **Posted:** Wed Mar 28, 2012 8:22 am

I frickin' LOVE the Totally Board series! TB1 stands apart in style from all the rest and has a super rad section about early snowboard mountaineering.

Then comes TB2 with it's badass grunge soundtrack and lots, and lots, and lots of crazy hucking.

From there the trend continues and in my opinion hits a kind of high point with TB6. I can still watch that flick and think it's badass. Lots of guys in it are still flailing a lot doing tricks but you can really see the progression beginning to take off.

christoph benells · **Posted:** Sun Apr 08, 2012 1:48 pm

dave downing uses a split in his entire part in tb7

spruce cabin · **Joined:** Tue Sep 01, 2009 12:39 pm **Posts:** 300

christoph benells wrote:

dave downing uses a split in his entire part in tb7

Watched this again yesterday. Love this movie so much.
Just curious, how do you know this little nug of info? Did he hike that surfboard up?
"you always wake me up at 5 am, Mike. It's nothing new."

Dave forever!

IrishGav · **Posted:** Wed Jul 25, 2012 9:24 am

dln wrote:

I just picked up the Totally Board Box Set (TB#1-#10) on DVD.

Good shit to say the least.

Johan's part in TB5 is INSANE. 15 years ago and it still blows my mind today.

I got the Odin and was having trouble getting to terms with it,i had to sit down and watch this section multiple times and especially that last line where he drops 3000ft in a matter of seconds,thats how the Odin is suppose to be ridden

spruce cabin · **Joined:** Tue Sep 01, 2009 12:39 pm **Posts:** 300

IrishGav wrote:

dln wrote:

I just picked up the Totally Board Box Set (TB#1-#10) on DVD.

Good shit to say the least.

Johan's part in TB5 is INSANE. 15 years ago and it still blows my mind today.

I got the Odin and was having trouble getting to terms with it,i had to sit down and watch this section multiple times and especially that last line where he drops 3000ft in a matter of seconds,thats how the Odin is suppose to be ridden

Umm. Good luck with that, Gav! :wink:

H.R. Flufnstuf · **Posted:** Fri Jul 27, 2012 4:24 pm

Prime time years are TB 5-8. TB 5 is all-time favorite. I wish they still made movies like this...

IrishGav · **Posted:** Sun Jul 29, 2012 2:24 pm

spruce cabin wrote:

IrishGav wrote:

dln wrote:

I just picked up the Totally Board Box Set (TB#1-#10) on DVD.

Good shit to say the least.

Johan's part in TB5 is INSANE. 15 years ago and it still blows my mind today.

I got the Odin and was having trouble getting to terms with it,i had to sit down and watch this section multiple times and especially that last line where he drops 3000ft in a matter of seconds,thats how the Odin is suppose to be ridden

Umm. Good luck with that, Gav! :wink:

forgot to mention my Odin is for sale now :lol:

christoph benells · **Posted:** Mon Sep 17, 2012 4:43 pm

spruce cabin wrote:

christoph benells wrote:

dave downing uses a split in his entire part in tb7

Watched this again yesterday. Love this movie so much.
Just curious, how do you know this little nug of info? Did he hike that surfboard up?
"you always wake me up at 5 am, Mike. It's nothing new."

Dave forever!

i was 13 in 1998 when tb7 came out and i was a hardcore snowboard rat. i memorized every piece of the industry a person could absorb.

if you look closley at the "you always wake me up at 5 am" scene its actually 4:45 am and hatchett told dave that it was 5.

H.R. Flufnstuf wrote:

Prime time years are TB 5-8. TB 5 is all-time favorite. I wish they still made movies like this...

TB10 is pretty fuckin rad as well.

spruce cabin · **Joined:** Tue Sep 01, 2009 12:39 pm **Posts:** 300

christoph benells wrote:

i was 13 in 1998 when tb7 came out and i was a hardcore snowboard rat. i memorized every piece of the industry a person could absorb.

I hear ya. Had the series on a constant (VHS!) loop...

Sorry to keep posting on this thread :oops:

but the Hatchett brothers and friends are 100% responsible for me moving out West seeking my destiny in the mountains.
I owe them a shot and a beer when I see them.

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