Toy Machine - Good And Evil

About This Movie

Toy Machine - Good And Evil is a skateboarding documentary that really encapsulates the raw energy and creativity of the early 2000s skate scene. The vibe is laid-back yet intense, capturing skaters like Ed Templeton and Josh Harmony in their element. The pacing flows well with a mix of stunning tricks and candid moments that showcase the personalities involved. It's not just about the skating; there's a deeper theme of the struggles within the skate culture and the duality of good versus evil that permeates the sport. Plus, the extensive bonus features and photo galleries add a nice layer of depth for those who appreciate the behind-the-scenes aspect of skateboarding.

The DVD release of Toy Machine - Good And Evil has garnered a bit of collector interest due to its unique take on skate culture and the inclusion of bonus features that many later releases lack. It’s not the rarest title, but original copies can be harder to find as it didn't have a huge print run compared to mainstream skate films. Still, it's a solid choice for those who appreciate the art of skateboarding and its evolution during this era.