Once again, you have bestowed the downhill community with a gem of race footage that you and your cronies have collected over the course of a race season. The cinematography is superb. Your framing, lighting, angles, editing - its all spot on. Not to mention the riding is off the hook. Throwing in some bmx was a nice touch.
Unfortunately, I do have a gripe about "Law of Fives" that I have not previously had with the Earthed series... the soundtrack. Who picked out the musical tracks on this one, Helen Keller? Whoever was responsible for this was either asleep at the wheel or had one too many hits off the meth pipe. Earthed 3 and 4 had fantastic soundtracks, a good mix of many musical genres (one of my personal faves was the use of 'Blinded by the Light' in #3). Law of Fives, well, it went a little overboard. Too far out in left field. Hell, I would've preferred "You Dropped a Bomb on me" by the Gap Band over some of the bizarre reggae techno that was used. I guess musical scores just aren't your forte. Or maybe its just a simple difference in musical taste between you and I. Regardless, keep up with the great filming, ... but next time, maybe you should take a hint from Quentin Tarantino and have the soundtrack handled by the RZA.
Sincerely,
Jon Kranked
Unfortunately, I do have a gripe about "Law of Fives" that I have not previously had with the Earthed series... the soundtrack. Who picked out the musical tracks on this one, Helen Keller? Whoever was responsible for this was either asleep at the wheel or had one too many hits off the meth pipe. Earthed 3 and 4 had fantastic soundtracks, a good mix of many musical genres (one of my personal faves was the use of 'Blinded by the Light' in #3). Law of Fives, well, it went a little overboard. Too far out in left field. Hell, I would've preferred "You Dropped a Bomb on me" by the Gap Band over some of the bizarre reggae techno that was used. I guess musical scores just aren't your forte. Or maybe its just a simple difference in musical taste between you and I. Regardless, keep up with the great filming, ... but next time, maybe you should take a hint from Quentin Tarantino and have the soundtrack handled by the RZA.
Sincerely,
Jon Kranked