Slow Ride Home

2020
1h 21min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua lingua8 members of Seattle-based Soldiers of Destiny scooter club attempt a 3,700 mile odyssey from Florida to Washington, at the less than blazing speed of around 45 miles an hour.8 members of Seattle-based Soldiers of Destiny scooter club attempt a 3,700 mile odyssey from Florida to Washington, at the less than blazing speed of around 45 miles an hour.8 members of Seattle-based Soldiers of Destiny scooter club attempt a 3,700 mile odyssey from Florida to Washington, at the less than blazing speed of around 45 miles an hour.

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- Jesse Morrow
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7,2/10

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- Jesse Morrow
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10newmusichour

Possibly the best scooter movie ever made

Crossing the country is hard enough. Try doing it on an uncomfortable 2 wheeled vehicle, exposed to the elements, never going faster than 50mph. I bet you'd like taking shots of A-1 by the end too.

8schwak-55994

Felt like I a member of the club when it was all over

Great movie! I watched it a 2nd time a few days after the first viewing. Each person had relatable parts about them.

I gave it 9 out of 10 rating because a lot of the sounds were all over the place, spiking really loud when doing audio from their com units. Other than that, a fantastic documentary about a group of friends loving and hating every moment of a journey together.

I think we can all agree Paul fights like a wuss using his lanky arms to keep his opponent away.

10BenjaminH-65

From Zero to 35... Eventually

Just a bunch of bros riding tiny scooters 3,800 miles across the country at 35mph like absolute legends. It's dumb, it's brilliant, it's borderline unhinged-and that's what makes it so fun. Equal parts road trip, midlife crisis, and scooter cult documentary. Watch it. Then question your life choices. Twice. And maybe grow a mustache.

10bowera-48652

Awesome Documentary!

I had a blast watching this documentary! It's got laughs, trails, tribulations, and more laughs! As a motorcyclist, I loved watching how these guys took care of each other and treated each other like brothers (fist fights and all!) on the trip. It's amazing they were able to accomplish what they did, and it's awful entertaining to watch it all unfold. Great work by not only the riders, but whoever put this film together!

1dion_pangallo

Meh

I guess everybody in america needs some sort of hobby to feel important.. but this stinks of pretentiousness. cheesy jackass wannabe type of stuff. meh