From Eric Johnson, Editor, Racer X Magazine: Produced by Jeff Surwall and directed and shot by Troy Adamitis, TGO marks the trilogy point of The Great Outdoors series. So what did I think? First off, and before we get rolling with this thumbnail review, whether you liked the Dukes of Hazzard voice over man from The Great Outdoors II or not, he's gone. Having said that, TGO gets a big thumbs-up. Adamitis just keeps getting better and better with the cameras. The footage shot in TGO is, far and away, the best natural-terrain motocross footage I've ever seen. Whether in super-slow motion or real time, the action we saw this morning was just mind-blowing. We'll leave it at that for now. Then there's the storyline. Rather than go with the "talking heads/race to race" approach, the producers of TGO pulled riders aside throughout the summer of 2004 and had them tell there taleÑ whether it be good or bad. Right from the moment the rough cut began spinning, hearing each rider candidly talk about the good, the bad and the ugly of their current place in the sport makes for compelling viewing. TGO will provide you with an opportunity to take a step back in time and watch the best riders in the world fight for all their worth. The film makes motocross look like the toughest, meanest, most physically draining sport in the world. Very cool. Now available here on nofearmx.com. Nominated for Best Editing & Best Cinematography at the 2005 X-Dance Film Festival.

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