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Choppertown: the Sinners

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My hat is off to the Choppertown people. This documentary is incredible. I watch it probably twice a month without hesitation and even more when its raining and I cant go ride. The video follows around the The Sinners MC, who are the epitome of biker cool. You get to watch them interact, ride, and build some of the coolest hand made motorcycles you've ever seen. You also get to see the enigmatic Jason Jessee and all his lunatic splendor as he rides and works with his Sinners brothers. Which is always a plus. In short this video really captures the essence and the very definition of "biker brotherhood". If you are thinking about buying this dvd, dont think...pull the trigger. You wont regret it.

Also, for those of you who dont get it.....you never will.

If you dont find the meaning of this movie, you dont have a heart, and dont have a bike and pretty sure never will... so if ya like ridin and remembering them good rides with your bros... this one (the sinners) reminds you how real your memories are no matter where you rid'em too!!!
really good and 5 stars good!!! ride on people...

It's a documentaire, not a movie! But the way The Sinners are shown was very interesting. A bunch of people who are no sissies, but not a 'gang' in the way people think about bikers. It was a pleasure to watch and I can recommend it!

If you build your own cars or bikes in your garage, this CD's for you. No bull, billet, or bling bling here. Just HARDCORE garage buildin at it's BEST.

One of the best motorcycle DVDs I've seen in years! Shows the life that most of us would love to live. I definitely recommend this DVD to any biker.

When I started to watch this movie, I really was not sure what to expect. I thought that maybe this movie was going to be just another show about putting expensive bikes together. I was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't anything like that. This movie caught my attention for it was about real people, living real lives, who enjoy building and riding motorcycles. Being a motorcycle rider myself, I can relate to the passion these guys have. I can see it in their actions and over all philosophy of how they live their lives. This movie does a great job bringing this out as well the loyalty these guys have to their friends. This is something that is real, not fake, and should be watched by anyone who rides.

There isn't really anything else like this on the market so I wasn't sure what to think, but it took me into a world I hadn't experienced before and left me thinking about it afterwards. An indie gem...great music too!

I love this movie. There are so many things good to say about it, but perhaps the best thing about this is that they nailed what bikes are about. It is about brotherhood, hanging with your bros, loyalty.... The bikes are amazing, but you don't have to like bikes to identify with the movie. Anybody who cares about their friends will get something out of it.

Overall the documentary was ok but did lack a certain something that kept you glued to your chair. I would not be in hurry to watch it again.

i really liked this movie because it turns conventional documentary structure on its head and really gives the impression of riding along with this fascinating group of people. it felt like one of alex cox's movies "straight to hell" or "sid and nancy" because of the cool organic way the music was mixed in. a great indie effort.