• @marty: It's so funny that all of you call these skateboards! They are freebords. Stupid geeks.

• Hey I work at the red brick building in the film!(Time frame 0:40-0:45) The location is at corner of Montgogmery St. and Pacific St. which is financial district of the city and it gets quiet after hours. I'm surprised that cops didn't do anything because bars and dance clubs are one block from the location. Oh, Montgomery street is steep hill, but not as steep as others.

• Hey I work at the red brick building in the film!(Time frame 0:40-0:45) The location is at corner of Montgogmery St. and Pacific St. which is financial district of the city and it gets quiet after hours. I'm surprised that cops didn't do anything because bars and dance clubs are one block from the location. Oh, Montgomery street is steep hill, but not as steep as others.

• I bet some hack Hollywood hack writer will see this video and write a screenplay based on it for the upcoming ``Tetris'' movie...

• I stopped at the :25 mark I was so bored of this nonsense.

• Those aren't skateboards.

• here's the original on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fwvc6fmXmuY

• Awwww, it's gone!

• @ max: thanks and thats very interesting information, guess i was off, well anyway they suck

• those aren't even tetris shapes.. whatever!

• The boards are called freebords, you can check them out here: www.freebord.com

• those are cool, what kind of boards are they?

• all i gotta say is long boards are wrong boards

• This is the most successful skateboarding I've ever seen! Nobody even fell off, which is all I ever see skateboarders do! Although they could have easily filmed the skating part you see them skating on, and then just run for the overhead shot, or used bikes.

• Since they're using pentrominoes instead of tetrominoes, wouldn't they technically be playing Pentris, not Tetris?

• Not to out-pedant a pedant, Marty, but those shapes are more properly referred to as pentominoes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentomino They're a subset of polyominos, a name coined by Solomon Golomb in 1953: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solomon_W._Golomb Fittingly enough, pentominoes were Pajitnov's inspiration for creating Tetris, but the diversity of shapes proved too difficult to make the game easily playable, so he settled on tetrominos.

• those are not tetriminos they are quintriminos, 5 squares, dumb ass skaters

• Я в ступоре \:

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