12 O'Clock Boys

2014 • 75 minutes

À propos de ce film

In the most thrilling trip into Baltimore since The Wire, we follow Pug, a precocious kid who will stop at nothing to join the 12 O'Clock Boys a notorious dirt bike pack who perform death-defying stunts while evading the police.

Notes et avis

I love it. I hate the fact this Gov't of ours tells us when and where we can ride our vehicles. Please do not give me the "it's dangerous" BS when automobile accidents are the cause of more deaths than anything else. The cops that run these kids down and kill them will have to live with that the rest of their lives and when they are out of their 20's and early 30's and REALLY grow up, the face of that kid they killed, just because he was riding a motorcycle, will be in his mind EVERY day. This is an excellent film about how to stop taking sh*t from the Gov't and taking back your God given rights in this country. It is just too bad that the job has to fall on the backs of these brave young black men and not championed by leaders in OUR Gov't.

Soo many ppl with these rude uncalled for racist comments are the idiots. This movie shows that just BC your from the hood with no opportunities violence Hate and poverty, doing this made them escape it all without having to go anywhere. Some of you up tight douchebags need to learn how to let go and actually live love and laugh through the eyes and in the shoes of someone else. If you can't do that then your really not living

I'm not going to watch this film because it continues to show bikers in a negative way. I've been riding for 16 years. A real biker respects the power of a real bike, respects the road, and always remembers they are one moment away from being seriously injured or killed. These are kids with diluted thoughts and poor attitudes riding dirt bikes and four wheelers. People need to understand everone is raised differently with different beliefs in all races and ethnicities.