1 year ago, 292 notes

favorite movies → Lords of Dogtown (2005), dir. Catherine Hardwicke
“it’s dirty. it’s filthy. it’s paradise.”


#emile hirsch #favorite movies #heath ledger #john robinson #lords of dogtown #made by me #victor rasuk #catherine hardwicke


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#lords of dogtown #emile hirsch #queue


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#remember when hardwicke made a good movie #lords of dogtown #emile hirsch


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#lords of dogtown #emile hirsch #michael angarano


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#lords of dogtown #heath ledger #john robinson #victor rasuk


2 years ago, 39 notes

#LOL SHANNON THIS IS 4 U #lords of dogtown #tristar #~*~*~LOCALS ONLY~*~*~ #made by me


2 years ago, 7 notes

#emile hirsch #lords of dogtown #made by me


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#heath ledger #lords of dogtown


2 years ago, 2 notes
009 - lords of dogtown

Title: Lords of Dogtown (USA, 2005) ★★★
Director: Catherine Hardwicke
Starring: John Robinson, Emile Hirsch, Victor Rasuk, Heath Ledger, Nikki Reed 
Date Viewed: March 12, 2010
Summary: The film follows the surf and skateboarding trends that originated in Venice, California during the 1970’s.

Gritty direction gives the movie authenticity, but most of the acting is sloppy (with the exceptions of Emile Hirsch and Victor Rasuk). Script is somewhat awkward, but the story is engaging and captures the feel of Venice Beach. Bias is obvious, but then again, unlike “Dogtown and Z-Boys”, “Lords of Dogtown” is not a documentary.


#3.0 #catherine hardwicke #emile hirsch #heath ledger #john robinson #lords of dogtown #nikki reed #victor rasuk #movie rating