Yeah Right!

im a die hard girl/choc fan,i love this vid,although ty made it a lil'to much transworld and a tad too long. shame about Mariano and Shef,but that was to be expected. Kenny had the best part,next to Marc and although everyone loves them,i hated carrol's and gino's parts. hats off,to the keenan tribute!you are missed greatly. one more thing,if this is in Spikes filmography,why isnt classics like "rubbish heap",and "video days"?,they put him on the map!

this movie has brilliant camera work, great skaters, and an amazing soundtrack. It goes past the normal boundaries of skateboarding videos and finds art in the sport. The slow-motion work floored me. Its been done before in other videos,but it was so smooth here. Another really cool thing was the use of the green boards and ramps. Seeing a skater ollie over a highway for the first time was unbelievable. Its too bad that this movie was not released in theaters, it is really that good.

I recommend this movie to all skateboarders and also to anyone looking for something that is fun to watch. Spike Jonze is a genius.

This is one of my favorite skate videos ever! I love how Owen Wilson was in this video! And also R. I. P. Keenan Milton. He will always be remembered as the greatest skater in history. Keenan Forever!

Yeah Right is an excellent movie if you are interested in skate boarders and the sport (art really) of skate boarding. This movie features thousands of amazing tricks. For example, Eric Konstons grind around a curved handrail, Paul Rodrigez's Backwards skate board maneuvers, Reynold's backwards 360 degree spin down a large grass hill, Chris Coles magnificent 360 degree kick flip down a large set of four sidewalks, and crowd favorite Ryan Shecklar hard-flipping the famous El Toro 20 stair set. All I can say is, wow! Buy this video, and you will be so excited. In one section, the riders use some kind of levitating skateboard device (obviously a top secret project) to do sweet moves down stairs and slopes!

First of all Heath Kirchart isn't in Yeah Right! you must have been thinking of the Emerica video or some Alien Workshop video. When I see this I was truly amazed, its truly inspirational. The Keenon tribute is quite moving. When the slow-mo deck close up comes on its a beautiful way to show the simplicity of skateboarding.

The skating is good. Brian Anderson has so much style, Marc Johnson- tricks done flawlessly executed to make them look so easy. Paul Rodriguez and Jereme Rogers have brilliant parts, so much talent from the young 'uns!. Rick McCrank and Mike Carroll- always inspirational but ending section could only go to one of the best street skaters in the world- Eric Koston. Pulls out all the hammers but you've got to see his last trick. The ending montage/credits was quite good, one of my favourite parts of the video. The montage in the middle was quite exceptional the build up and so-on was good, a little bit disappointed with Guy Mariano only having one trick but good so see Rick Howard skating so well. The Owen Wilson section was strange yet very entertaining (It is Eric Koston that skates not Owen Wilson)

The soundtrack for Yeah Right is perfect. All the songs fit each persons style of skating. This is a brilliant video to get into skateboarding, I recommend buying it and the video lived up to its high expectations. I nearly forgot to mention the special effects showcased in the video, The first being the skateboard they keep passing to each other, that section was brilliant. the second being the 'skatetrix' which was a little ridiculous but still good as it has never been used in a skate video, The last was the invisible board section which was quite entertaining. Oh yeah and the invisible ramps popping up throughout the video.

Go buy this video or see it. Its truly amazing! one of the best skate videos ever made