In the spirit of adventure, competes with some of the best snowboarding and climbing docs. Reminds me a bit of a cross between Man On Wire and The Art of Flight. Well, would have liked to have given it a shot myself, looks fun - highly unlikely these days though, I'm past my prime. DP and crew did well with such a small team to capture the footage they did, looks great. Really captures the essence of the sport and a glimpse into life in 3 top Asian cities.

I'm not a parkour person at all, but stumbled upon this film after a trek into the YouTube comments section. I gotta say that I was pleasantly surprised about the way the whole thing was put together.

It's edited very nicely, the colors are very cool, adding to the gritty atmosphere. The guys themselves are a bit corny, but you can tell they really feel passionately about this project. even though this project was just a small blip in the history of the world, the for the duration of the film, they make you feel as though it Matters with a capital M.

A nice entertaining look into the world of parkour, the film doesn't require a lot of attention while delivering on a lot of thrills.

It was pretty interesting seeing these guys hitting Hong Kong, Tokyo & Seoul skyscraper rooftops with their Parkour moves. I was surprised how much the Chinese & Japanese authorities were hassling them though.

But with so many lawsuits these days, they really do have to crack down ASAP on these young guys sadly enough. South Korea had the most freedom for this Parkour crew.

Amazing skills, but If you have vertigo you may not want to watch this movie:)