North Hollywood

I'm gonna keep this short and straight to the point This is Mikey alfreds first time as a director and for the first time it's great. However some of the writing especially Miranda cosgroves writing felt very unnatural and it felt like she was reading a script and trying to put emotion behind it. On the other hand in my opinion Ryder, Aramis, Angus Cloud all were very surprised me in their abilities Nico Hiraga was good don't get me wrong just some of his like delivery was very strange. The story is simple and straight to the point it also doesn't waste anytime from the very beginning he wants to be a pro skater and he strives for it. Overall a very good film for a debut and I'm excited to see where this team and this director goes in the future.

Gotta know your clothes, double pleated pants from the late 50's style. This is a fun movie with classic 1950's style. The music is to die for, doo wop sound track from the 1950's.

The movie is fun! It's not supposed to be a Scorsese film with layers on top of layers of plot. It's a coming of age movie about skateboarding with its obvious flaws, it's really not that deep.

The type of movie to become a usual for every hang out or sleepover! Mikey did not disappoint the viewers man. NORTH HOLLYWOOD might be one of the best skate films yet.

This is Mikey Alfred of Illegal Civs debut Film and it was a pleasure to watch. You can really tell that this movie was made with love, even though the plot felt a bit too short and rushed at times. The visuals and way the movie was shot is spot on and the actors all did a good job. I can feel that Mikey Alfred has a long career in front of him if he continues with the same potential. All in all a good movie and honestly just worth watching even if you don't skate.

Just was at the Premiere yesterday, and I thought it was amazing. The cinematography was impressive considering it's Mikey Alfred's debut film. The dialogue was pretty funny too, and to those saying it was mainly all swears, what'd you expect really? It's a movie about a 17/18 year old and his friends, and trying to find his age. I didn't go into it expecting a PG film. Overall, I was satisfied with how it ended. Waiting for it to be released to the public. NOHO has an audience.

Went to watch this movie with my dad. We both enjoyed it and related to the movie in our own ways. He opened up after the movie talking about how he wanted support from his dad to be a pro soccer player. I related to the movie bc my parents always wanted me to go to college and I felt differently. The movie has some universal themes that everyone encounters at one point in life. Aside from great characters and engaging dialogue, the conflicts in the film really sell the movie. The mistakes and conflicts feel real instead of just another part of the movie. It makes the movie feel more like you're watching a version of yourself. That makes the film that much more engaging because there's some wisdom to be learned by the end of all the chaos. Great movie. Anyone who likes movies (and even some who don't) won't be disappointed.

I traveled to LA to see this movie specifically and I was not disappointed. The idea of how they showed the film was genius because it was a social distanced event due to them changing it to be a drive-in theater event. I have to say that the idea of using Doordash was a good idea but in the end it took a long time to receive whatever you ordered. In the end, it was an amazing experience that I will never forget and I am excited to see when others can see the hard work that was put in this film and the art in it.