Extreme Days

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Extreme Days

Directed by	Eric Hannah
Produced by	Providence Entertainment
Written by	Eric Hannah, Craig Detweiler
Starring	Dante Basco, Ryan Browning, A.J. Buckley, Derek Hamilton, Cassidy Rae
Music by	Various (see below)
Release date(s)	September 28, 2001
Running time	93 min.
Language	English
Budget	Unknown [1][2]
IMDb profile

Extreme Days (2001 Truth Builder Productions) is a Christian-based film about four boys on a roadtrip that they have been planning their whole lives. Their dreams are to participate in many extreme sports, but they are stopped short due to many circumstances. The film features a romantic story containing many jokes to liven the film.

1 Stats
- 1.1 Main Cast
- 1.2 Reception
2 Story
3 Quotes
4 References
5 Soundtrack
6 External links

[edit] Stats

Rating- PG for some thematic elements and crude humor
Tagline- Life's a trip...
Domestic Total Gross- $1,047,553 [3]

[edit] Main Cast

Dante Basco- Corey Ng
Ryan Browning- Brian Davidson
A.J. Buckley- Will Davidson
Derek Hamilton- Matt McKeague
Cassidy Rae- Jessie Jacobs
Full Cast and Credits

[edit] Reception

Extreme Days was mostly panned by critics, [4] garnering a score of 17 at Metacritic ("extreme dislike or disgust") and ranking #76 on the all-time low scores. [5] It fared better with Christian critics.

[edit] Story

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Four boys; Bryan, Corey, Matt, and Will; embark on a road trip after spending an entire summer gaining as much money as possible. They first go to Mexico and surf, but Corey is told his Grandfather, "Grandpa G", has passed on and has left his whole estate to Corey.

While traveling to the estate in Washington, the group meets up with Matt's beautiful cousin, Jessie. Bryan is immediately infatuated with her, but she avoids him and does nothing that he wants her to do. Corey, realizing this, makes a bet with Bryan, that Jessie will not do one thing for him.

In Washington, Bryan and Jessie fight, and Jessie leaves. The four boys get to Grandpa G's house and find out that the only inheritance left is a car in very poor condition. Grampa G had lost almost everything in a marketing campaign selling snake meat. The boys get $1,500 by selling the car online and they decide to find Jessie. They go to the college where she works, University of Washington, and invite her to go with them to Alaska to snowboard. She declines them as she is in the middle of teaching a class.

Bryan waits, rose in hand, at the airport, but Jessie does not show up. Before the flight begins Bryan gets a cell phone call from Jessie who is sitting in the back row of the plane.

Spoilers end here.

[edit] Quotes

Matt (working at The Turkish Sailor)- Would you like a falafel with that?
Matt (talking to Will with the camera)- Put it on standby.
Mat (holding up a dead animal) Is this a mammal or a reptile?
Bryan (trying to impress Jessie)- Maybe I'm your miracle.
Grandpa G- ...snake, the other, other, other white meat.
Announcer (in a low voice)- USDA approval pending.
Student- Do you date freshmen?
Jessie- That's a very good question, and the answer to that is no!