Tony Hawk Until The Wheels Fall Off Cast

Okay, let's talk Tony Hawk: Until the Wheels Fall Off. Everyone loves it, right? It's skateboarding history! A nostalgic trip back to the 90s and beyond.

But I have some… thoughts about the cast. Maybe some unpopular opinions. Brace yourselves.

The Undisputed Legends

Obviously, Tony Hawk himself is amazing. No arguments there. His dedication is insane. He's the reason we're all here, basically.

And Rodney Mullen? A genius. His segments are like watching a magic trick. I could watch him invent tricks all day long.

The Crew: Hits and Misses?

Here's where things get spicy. The documentary does a great job showing the bonds between the original crew. But some appearances felt… briefer than others?

Like, Steve Caballero! A legend! But I wanted more! More Caballero stories! More of that iconic hair!

And what about Mike Vallely? He's intense, that's for sure. His story is compelling. But sometimes I find myself zoning out during his interviews.

My Unpopular Opinion Corner

Okay, deep breath. Is it just me, or did Christian Hosoi get a bit of a free pass? He's undoubtedly talented and a pivotal figure.

But his story felt a little... sanitized? Maybe I'm just a cynic. But I craved a bit more raw honesty about the less glamorous aspects of his journey.

And, dare I say it, sometimes the interviews felt a little… repetitive? We get it. Skating is hard. Injuries suck.

Maybe I just wanted MORE unique perspectives. Maybe someone who wasn't a pro skater at all! A skate shop owner? A contest judge? A random kid who saw Tony Hawk do a 900 for the first time?

“The documentary is great. But it could have been legendary with some different voices.”

Don't get me wrong, I appreciate hearing from Lance Mountain and all the main players. Their insights are invaluable.

But a broader range of voices could have added depth. It could have painted a more complete picture of the skateboarding world.

The Emotional Rollercoaster

The documentary definitely hits you in the feels. Seeing Tony battle injuries is heartbreaking. You feel his passion and his pain.

But sometimes the emotional moments felt a little… prolonged? Like, we get it, life is hard. Can we get back to the kickflips, please?

Maybe I'm just emotionally stunted. Or maybe I just wanted more skating footage. More bails! More successes! More of that sweet, sweet sound of wheels on concrete!

The Verdict?

Look, Tony Hawk: Until the Wheels Fall Off is a great documentary. It's inspiring. It's informative. It's a must-watch for any skateboarding fan.

But is it perfect? No. Could the cast have been tweaked? Maybe. Do I have some potentially controversial opinions? Absolutely!

But hey, that's the beauty of documentaries, right? They spark discussion. They make you think. And they remind you just how awesome skateboarding is. No matter who's talking about it.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go try (and probably fail) to ollie.