Baker Skateboards claims their antics are so outrageous that they will "never get in the Olympics," challenging mainstream acceptance of skate culture.
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Baker Skateboards claims their antics are so outrageous that they will "never get in the Olympics," challenging mainstream acceptance of skate culture.
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Terry Kennedy and Erik Ellington take center stage in "Baker 3," a documentary from 2005 that captures the antics of Baker Skateboards. The film presents a humorous view of skate culture, with the crew asserting that their outrageous stunts harm skateboarding's reputation. They claim, "they're never gonna get in the Olympics," reflecting their rebellious spirit. Baker Skateboards has been "Giving Skateboarding A Bad Name Since 2000." The film runs for 55 minutes and emphasizes authenticity over conformity.
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Why Watch
- See outrageous stunts from the Baker crew.
- Meet skaters like Jim Greco and Theotis Beasley.
- Find out why Baker claims to give skateboarding a bad name.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Baker Boys in 2005.
- The runtime of 'Baker 3' is 55 minutes.
- The film features skaters Terry Kennedy, Kevin Long, and Erik Ellington.
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What year was Baker 3 released?
Baker 3 was released in 2005.
Who directed Baker 3?
Baker 3 was directed by Baker Boys.
What is the tagline of Baker 3?
The tagline of Baker 3 is 'you can thank us later.'
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