That was an excellent one.

Powerful

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

This movie exemplifies the free spirit and "can-do" attitude that makes this country great. It's not a perfect film by a long shot, but I don't need perfect, I'm tired of shiny, polished, empty films filled with slick vacuous actors with no personalities beyond what they play. Give me real people doing what they love, produced by the same, and distributed outside the normal channels that control what we see.There's a lot of humor in this film, it plays well and counteracts the seriousness of some of the content. I'd like to say that the law enforcement characters were caricatures of the real thing, but unfortunately I've met their doppelgangers, and there are real people who act like this in the world, and who blaze through lives in a way no outlaw motorcycle club rider ever could.This movie is actually a western, with motorcycles instead of horses, and men using their fists instead of shooting it out. I enjoyed the entire thing, and I wouldn't hesitate for a second to recommend it to anyone I know that rides, and even those who don't but understand the relationship of not only a man and his machine, but to those around him who share those common traits.

This movie does an amazing job of portraying the true life of the American biker. Anyone involved in this production should be proud of the work they produced here! Many people in America have no idea what it is to be a true biker and the loyalty among bikers and within bike clubs. I am proud to say I know what this is like. I myself have never been a "member" of a bike club but I have known many people who have and they were some of the best friends a guy could have! I am proud to have been associated with them and to have been a part of their lives as well as have them be a part of mine. I personally know one of the men in this show. I support him as well as all of those involved 100%. Many people have the misconception that bikers are all a bunch of mean, hateful people who do nothing but drink and fight all the time. There are some who are like that, but that number is a very small number. Yes, all of the bikers I have known do enjoy life and live to ride. It is in their blood so to speak. This movie does a lot to show the lifestyle and how the clubs are a brotherhood! Just like with any group, there are almost always at least one person who is in it for themselves and have their own purpose. These FEW often bring about the hard times for clubs and fuel the misconception about biker clubs. Again, I have know many bikers in my life and am now and always will be proud to call them FRIENDS!

this is a movie that allot of people will not understand, due to there lack of knowledge. and being judge-mental. of not knowing, what it is like to ride and have a brotherhood. for the time it took to make,and the amount involved. it is a awesome movie. and it has a true base. not a hype up waste of time. I see so many shows and its like for real there is people that watch this crap. and this is a movie with a lot of inspiration, there needs to be more, like I said a great movie. I have been buying them and giving them away.every one likes them.it's hard to believe all the movie production companys none would step up to be apart of American history. its just amazing.

I really enjoyed the Movie! I made sure I was on the pre-order list just so I could get a copy. We are hoping for another movie as this is as close to real as you can get without being invited to a club house.I loved seeing some of the roads I use to ride back in the late 80's early 90's.I loved the fact that the actors all rode miles upon miles to make this film. Sonny did awesome in the production & directing of the movie. Seeing the other MC groups reminds me that FREEDOM does still exist in America......It is called the open road! My favorite part of the story line was Patch looking for the truck that hit his son. It was very well written with a great outcome for the driver of the truck. It goes to show that family means a whole lot to Club Members.Ride Free & Ride-Forever! ML&R from Oregon!