Cheap Adventures in Wild California (IMAX) (DVD) (Greg MacGillivray) Price

Whoa! Dude, this is so rad you won't believe it! It's a 42-minute IMAX movie made by MacGillivray Freeman Films, the same guys who made that Everest film, and it is awesome. They filmed all kinds of cool stuff that people do in California--you know, like skysurfing, extreme surfing (dude, wait till you check out the size of these waves!), climbing monster sequoia trees, and walking up to the top of the Golden Gate Bridge. There's a piece about Walt Disney and the first Mickey Mouse cartoon, too. And even if you don't have an IMAX theater in your house, you can still see how amazing the film techniques they used to shoot this stuff are (in fact, there's a 24-minute documentary explaining how they did it). And to top it off, the narration is read by Jimmy Smits, and there are a few tunes by Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac. Man, this is sweet. --Sam Graham

CATEGORY:	DVD
DIRECTOR:	Greg MacGillivray
THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE:	2001
MANUFACTURER:	Image Entertainment
MPAA RATING:	NR (Not Rated)
FEATURES:	Color, Dolby, DTS Surround Sound, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC
TYPE:	Action / Adventure, Ambiance, Armchair Travel, Atmospheric, Color, Documentary, Earnest, English, Environmental Science, How-To, IMAX, Leisure Arts, Movie, Natural Environments, Nature, Rousing, Sports Highlights, Sports Video, Sweeping, USA
MEDIA:	DVD
# OF MEDIA:	1
UPC:	014381114027