Gnar Gnar

About This Movie

Gnar Gnar is this raw, gritty experience that just pulls you into the skate culture of the mid-2000s. It has this loose, spontaneous vibe, showcasing legends like Mark Gonzales and Christian Hosoi, which gives it a sense of authenticity you rarely see. The editing is fast-paced, making it feel like you're right there in the moment, riding alongside these pros. The filming style captures the essence of skateboarding—it's all about the thrill and the camaraderie. You can feel the energy, the passion, and the sometimes chaotic spirit of a scene that’s real. There's a certain nostalgia in it that hits hard for those who lived the skate life back then, a snapshot of a culture that’s constantly evolving.

Gnar Gnar was released as Krooked's first video, which gives it a certain historical weight among skateboarding enthusiasts and collectors. It’s not the easiest title to find these days, making it a bit of a gem for those who appreciate the roots of modern skate culture. Given its unique blend of iconic skaters and that era's energy, interest among collectors seems to be steadily growing, especially for original VHS or DVD copies, which are more scarce than one might expect.