Er bestaat een filmpje waarin de yamaha fs1 centraal staat "Fizzy day's" heeft iemand dat filmpje legaal of illegaal maakt me niet uit.
Het is ook helemaal geen oud filmpje van 2006 of 2007.
Fizzy day's
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YamaSam
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YamaSam
- 10000km gereden
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- Lid geworden op: 12 sep 2006, 19:02
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teddys57
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- Lid geworden op: 27 jul 2006, 13:02
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In 2005 wel iets van gelezen op het engelse forum,er was een film in de maak over 2 jongens waar in hun FS1 centraal zou staan.....
http://www.fizzydays.com/
Fizzy Days... a movie based on a Moped
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0893328/
Helaas maar een film van 30 minuten lang....
The year is 1975. Two sixteen year old boys, one of whom just got his permit, dream of buying Fizzys, mostly so they can score with girls who seem to just get weak in the knees over any loser who happens to ride one. Ronno (Alex Robinson) is a perfect example of that. He's a local teenager who's about one chromosome away from being a mental caveman, and yet he scores with the hottest girls because he has a Fizzy. What's a Fizzy? It's a 50cc moped, and in this film, they had like eight or ten of the things and they all looked brand new. Where they found them I don't know, but having that many, especially at the dealership was pretty impressive.
Anyway, our main characters Eddy (Kris Scholes) and Tommo (Scott Whitley) want to score with hot girls too, so to that end, Eddy gets a job at a local grocery store in order to save up enough money to buy their shiny new rides. That's when the fun really begins. Will they get their rides in the end? And what about those girls? You'll have to watch it and find out.
Fizzy days is one of those films that makes you not want it to end. The biggest crime here is that it's only a half hour long. I could have watched three hours worth of this film and never gotten tired of it. Why? Not only because it was so perfectly done that it took me back to a time when I was a kid, but also because there's really not a single flaw I can think of in this film. Everything about it is absolutely perfect, from the way it was shot and edited, to the look and feel of it, and to what has to be the most important thing in any film...the performances. There's not a bad performance in this entire film, and the characters, most especially the weird guy who works at the grocery store with Eddy, just make the film.
The professionalism on display here with every aspect of this wonderful film just shows that it doesn't take millions of dollars to make a good movie. It really takes nothing more than talent and the desire to tell a story and entertain people, and that's something that writer / director Mark Millicent pulled off here with absolute perfection. I only wish this had been a feature instead of a short, because I feel like there's so much more fun that was just waiting to be had .
http://www.fizzydays.com/
Fizzy Days... a movie based on a Moped
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0893328/
Helaas maar een film van 30 minuten lang....
The year is 1975. Two sixteen year old boys, one of whom just got his permit, dream of buying Fizzys, mostly so they can score with girls who seem to just get weak in the knees over any loser who happens to ride one. Ronno (Alex Robinson) is a perfect example of that. He's a local teenager who's about one chromosome away from being a mental caveman, and yet he scores with the hottest girls because he has a Fizzy. What's a Fizzy? It's a 50cc moped, and in this film, they had like eight or ten of the things and they all looked brand new. Where they found them I don't know, but having that many, especially at the dealership was pretty impressive.
Anyway, our main characters Eddy (Kris Scholes) and Tommo (Scott Whitley) want to score with hot girls too, so to that end, Eddy gets a job at a local grocery store in order to save up enough money to buy their shiny new rides. That's when the fun really begins. Will they get their rides in the end? And what about those girls? You'll have to watch it and find out.
Fizzy days is one of those films that makes you not want it to end. The biggest crime here is that it's only a half hour long. I could have watched three hours worth of this film and never gotten tired of it. Why? Not only because it was so perfectly done that it took me back to a time when I was a kid, but also because there's really not a single flaw I can think of in this film. Everything about it is absolutely perfect, from the way it was shot and edited, to the look and feel of it, and to what has to be the most important thing in any film...the performances. There's not a bad performance in this entire film, and the characters, most especially the weird guy who works at the grocery store with Eddy, just make the film.
The professionalism on display here with every aspect of this wonderful film just shows that it doesn't take millions of dollars to make a good movie. It really takes nothing more than talent and the desire to tell a story and entertain people, and that's something that writer / director Mark Millicent pulled off here with absolute perfection. I only wish this had been a feature instead of a short, because I feel like there's so much more fun that was just waiting to be had .
Laatst gewijzigd door teddys57 op 08 okt 2007, 17:01, 1 keer totaal gewijzigd.
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teddys57
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Nou voor alle liefhebbers hier is de link : http://joost.com/035001e
moet je effe die joostplayer eerst downloaden dan kun je hem bekijken,kreeg wel keer reclame van magnum er door heen ,
Ja had er meer van verwacht,eigenlijk weinig FS1 in te zien maar wel grappig.
moet je effe die joostplayer eerst downloaden dan kun je hem bekijken,kreeg wel keer reclame van magnum er door heen ,
Ja had er meer van verwacht,eigenlijk weinig FS1 in te zien maar wel grappig.
