00:02There is the man, the myth, not alleging it, he's too young.
00:08I didn't know what he was going to do, but I said I'm going to enjoy watching what he does
00:12with his life.
00:13Because it's going to be something special.
00:15You have to realize people have to do what they want to do.
00:18It's a tragedy if people don't do that.
00:21I don't necessarily like to scare myself.
00:24It's sort of a byproduct of what we're trying to do.
00:32Shane was one of those people that you just, you couldn't ignore, you couldn't deny whether you skied or not.
00:37Like, oh shit, this dude is the man and then something.
00:42Shane brought everyone hope.
00:44It was like a new day.
00:45He was, what can we do with it?
00:47What are we going to explore?
00:48How far can we take this?
00:54He would always talk about how his father was a famous skier.
00:57He idolized his father.
01:01Jim was having such a good time in his lifestyle at Whistler that he didn't want to have a wife.
01:06Shane wasn't allowed to ever talk to his father, see his father, or do anything with his father.
01:12He didn't tell me that he was trying himself to sleep.
01:15I know Shane wanted to say, look, look at me, look what I can do.
01:19Shane McConkie has captured his first ever professional mogul title.
01:24He's the most badass person on the face of the earth.
01:27And he's doing it while he's joking and laughing and, you know, mocking himself.
01:30He was the studliest nerd on the planet.
01:33His whole purpose in life was to make everyone around him laugh.
01:39Shane pretty much changed the whole concept of skis.
01:42He went up there and mounted a pair of water skis with some bindings and skied some ridiculous powder run
01:48in Alaska.
01:50So why is it the greatest ski movie ever?
01:53Well, because you got us in it.
01:55Of course!
01:56He was the ultimate entertainer.
01:59That guy is awesome.
02:00People went to the movies to see Shane McConkie.
02:03Shane McConkie!
02:04The mid-2000s, same-inspiring.
02:06Reeling at life.
02:08Dreams coming true right and left.
02:11Why did he take that risk?
02:13He was married, had a kid.
02:14People made me say that he was selfish.
02:17People like Shane, they're like me.
02:18I'm not afraid of death.
02:19I'm more afraid of not living fully.
02:22I would never stop him from doing something he loved.
02:28We've gotten to this point where we needed to do what was next.
02:39We really want to push the limits and just change the game.
02:43Shane could have retired.
02:44Shane could have just walked away easily.
02:46Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
02:48It wasn't his way.
02:49He's never been like that.
02:50He wasn't ever going to stop.
03:03Oh, yeah.
03:04Another wingsuit ski base.
03:05Here we go.
03:23I'm doing what I love, and if you're doing what you want to do all the time,
03:28then you're happy.
03:29You're not going to work every day wishing you were doing something else.
03:33I mean, I get up and go to work every day, and I'm stoked.
03:37That does not suck.
03:39That does not suck.
03:47Grazie a tutti.
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