The “McConkey” Movie Poster Released | Hollywood Reporter’s Take on the Flick:

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The McConkey Movie Poster was just released yesterday
The McConkey Movie Poster was just released yesterday

The McConkey Movie poster was just released yesterday.  We’ve talked about this movie a lot here on SnowBrains (McConkey Movie Trailer) & we know that you guys are fired up about it.  So are we.  Instead of using our biased words, it’s interesting to hear what the outside world has to say.  Here’s what Hollywood Reporter had to say about the McConkey Movie:

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Red Bull Media House’s look at the famed freestyle skier, who pioneered the sport before his tragic death, premieres at the Tribeca Film Festival.

Shane McConkey‘s legacy continues to reach new heights.

The Canadian-born skier helped revolutionize and legitimize extreme sports in the 1990s, bringing fame and great attention to a growing group of mountain athletes that sought to redefine — and push the boundaries of — sanity on the slopes. A pioneer of the BASE jumping-skiing hybrid, McConkey’s resume was filled with medals, honors and trophies by 2009, when he died — at just 39 years of age — while attempting an especially difficult stunt on a mountain in Italy.

His life and impact on sports is examined in a new film from Red Bull Media House, which continues its push into extreme filmmaking. Using footage captured by his own production crew — one of the great thrills of these ski excursions was capturing video while in mid-flight off a mountain — and interviews with friends and family, the film looks at how McConkey changed winter sports for good.

The film debuts at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York.

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So, what do you think of the poster?  Love it?  Think it could have been more flashy?  We think it’s just about right.


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2 thoughts on “The “McConkey” Movie Poster Released | Hollywood Reporter’s Take on the Flick:

  1. I did expect it to be flashier. I think the movie must be kinda sad, as expected and they had to keep the poster mellow. Blue is a sad color, as well. Hm, now that I think of it, get ready for a sad movie.

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