Film Lens
In 'Baker 3', Baker Skateboards presents a humorous take on the acceptance of skateboarding in mainstream culture. The film argues that their antics are harmful to skateboarding's reputation, with the claim, 'we're never gonna get in the Olympics.' This perspective reflects the brand's rebellious spirit and its commitment to maintaining an authentic skate culture, which has been 'Giving Skateboarding A Bad Name Since 2000.'
The documentary features a series of outrageous stunts and candid portrayals of the Baker crew, emphasizing their preference for authenticity over conformity. With a tagline stating, 'you can thank us later,' 'Baker 3' serves as a testament to the brand's influence and its unapologetic approach to skateboarding, capturing the essence of what it means to be part of the Baker community.
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.
Perfect For
Skateboarding cultureBaker Skateboards fansExtreme sports enthusiasts