The Vintagent Trailers: A preview of our favorite feature films out there.
WIDE OF THE MARK (2021)
Run Time: 1:26:00
Producer: Garage Films
Director: Cameron Brunt
Key Cast: Max Duff, Tom Gilroy, Justin Holmes
FILM MAKERS
Wide of the Mark was a test to see if these hand-built road bikes could survive a lap around Tasmania, the only hope was that these machines would stay in one piece. Since most things broke or went missing it was adapted that the mission was these machines finished as a functional (rideable) motorcycle even if the headlight was absent, brakes gone, the number plate bent so bad you would struggle to read it, and well the list goes on.
SUMMARY
Wide of the Mark follows six riders with a hunger for motorcycle adventure in its purest form. Hand building their road bikes to tackle Tasmania’s rugged off-road terrain.
Usually, a motorcycle adventure starts on the ride, but for these six Aussie riders it started in the garage. Tasked with transforming their road bikes into the ultimate off-road machine. The only guide – a rough road map of the most testing terrain Tasmania had to offer. Wide of the Mark is new ground in motorcycle adventure films. Hand-built motorcycles, piloted by a small group of young, vibrant personalities, living under the stars and chasing the world’s most renowned untamed trails punctuated by break down’s, crashes and roadside repairs.
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As TV character Charlie Cane ( ” Poker Face ” ) would say …
” Bull&4!t !!! ”
In other words … yet another round of bearded wonder suburban urban hipster wanna be’s wishing they so much as comprehended the meaning of cool – engineering – proper design – riding technique – hip .- adventure etc ……
In other words .. like a certain F40 Japanese film I just watched . and had the distinct displeasure of dissecting for .. well … ” That would be telling ” …
… utter B.S. appearing authentic by using a whole lot more editing than anything so much as resembling reality .
Seriously … trash like this belongs on TikToK … not a sight such as this
Shame on ya Corrina .. for falling for this .. as well as posting it … I’d of thought better of you … till now !
while all opinions are welcome, shame on me isn’t really warranted. I don’t only post films that are my cup of tea… I post in the trailers section…films that are being made today… for a wide audience of viewers. many who don’t share our tea tastes. I haven’t fallen for anything, except my continued commitment to sharing moto films fr around the globe. the good, the bad, the bizarre, the old, the new, the forgotten. preachin’ to the choir was never my strong suit 😉