Warren Miller Films Tickets

Have gone to WM films for years. This film felt like they spent a few weeks in the editing room to throw something together and then added some footage of some joker from Maine making a fool of himself. As a Mainer, it felt bizarre and dumb. The 30 minutes of ads to start the film, followed by a totally unnecessary intermission before the film even started made everything that much more painful. I'm sad this is the first ski film I decided to bring my kids to (ages 5 & 9) as I think the film may have ruined the genre for them for life. My wife and I commented after the film that it might be time for the franchise to call it quits.

There was a little attempt humor , but mostly extreme skiing . Missed one of the basic Warren premises "that the best skiing is the mountain your are on right now".

So worth the money. It was an awesome evening. Would have liked to see more snowboarding because it was 95% skiing. Will definitely make it a yearly thing!

Great presentation of the small and large with a good taste of old and new. It had a good outreach to the next generation while still recalling WM's history. The only thing missing this time was the international pieces which may have reminded us of all we have here at home!

There is no other way to get psyched for winter riding and skiing than a Warren Miller film. And seeing it in the Seattle Opera House just exacerbated the thrill!

This was our first Warren Miller film in years. I have to say we walked away thinking, "meh." Compared to the films we saw in the past, this one felt much more like an advertisement for different ski resorts. There was more "background" on the people featured in the stories and less skiing/snowboarding than I remember enjoying before. Not nearly as many breathtaking runs and scenes.

The venue was horrible, the auditorium was 25% full and no ski vendors in the lobby

Super classic Warren Miller. Definitely lived up to expectations. Awesome ski film

It was awesome, always loved the movies, been a fan since the mid 70’s. Beautiful theater, the staff did a great job of making sure all were safe.

Great experience at the State Theatre in Minneapolis. After years seeing Warren Miller’s movies in Vail, CO, I was happy to get the same ski excitement out of this showing in MN.