Philou Poirier & JF Cusson Session 1242

[dmc12380]

one of my favorite segments, peep it. sorry pbp ive posted a couple of 1242 clips that movie was just too good,

 

[dmc12380]

https://newschoolers.com/ns/content/viewvideo/id/366281/member_id/68397/

 

[jensen]

they're good but tanner's and pep's are way better. still two of the sickest segments ever.

 

[Silence]

That whole movie was richter.

Something about that era - 1242, Ready Fire Aim, Happy Dayz etc - really hard to replicate that vibe in the movies of today - maybe it's the sound tracks?

 

[thesheik]

i really think it is, now that you mention it. not that i don't like most of the songs in ski movies, but they just don't have that extra little vibe that really makes me wanna go shred.

 

[miroz]

Absolutely classic movie - all of 1242 was fucking sick. One of my top three favorite movies of all time, for sure.

 

[k.thompson]

im friends with philou /claim

 

[freestyler540]

I found it was the friendly comadery (sp?). Notice most shots have riders cheering each other on. There was always a gathering of people to watch these guys perform.

 

[Balto]

 

[faux_real]

which JF segment had the Face to Face cover of INXS? that was my favorite. Happy Days?

 

[barberdude]

I think you can't replicate that era because it was the beginning of skiing actually having style and a grounded place in the board sports world. Skiing finally was stepping up to all the other sports out there, especially snowboarding. Skiing was still the underdogs within the red bull drinking/xgames crowd and terrain parks were still controlled by masses of snowboarding. Twin-Tip skis still were not the norm. Then Propaganda, 1242, Ready Fire Aim, Happy Dayz, and Stereotype came in out in a three year span and gave skiing a defined style for the first time ever. It gave everyone a sense that this is a legitimate movement. Now the rest is history.
Pep's part in 1242, Pollard's part in Ready Fire Aim, Julien Regnier in Propaganda, Pollard/Mike Nick in Propaganda, JF Cusson in Propaganda, Tanner Hall in Happy Dayz, Tanner Hall in 1242, Dash Longe in Stereotype, Dave C/Mickael all defined the style and era of skiing that will never be repeated. That list could go on and on.

 

[barberdude]

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[zerospinskier]

Its because that was about 2 years P.T.T. (Pre Tall Tees). There was much less of a gangster vibe like there is now. The most hardcore, serious section was Pep's in 1242, and that wasn't "gangster" hardcore like many now, it was just fucking serious and intense as fuck. Like you needed to pause the movie and take a breather after that section.

 

[MAPLE_SYRUP]

JF is so awesome, i still have my 1080 JF's, i feel like they are a part of history

 

[*TURBONERD*]

not gonna lie, i got into freeskiing two years ago. i saw 1242 last spring when i finally got it on my ipod, and i was completely blown away. everybody was so stoked, and it was just somehow BETTER than a lot of the movies today

 

[RubberSoul]

tell him someone on the internet said he's a total badass