http://www.m90.org/view_image.php?image_id=6781

Incredible stunts, which don't look like CGI.

That was pretty cool but it doesn't look like an actual movie. More like a music video or something.

that was awesome!

It's a French film called Banlieue 13 (2004).
There is not yet an official English-subbed release.

But you can catch something similar if you check out Yamakasi (2001) or Le Fils du Vent (2004). The former is available via a HK all-region disc and the latter via a R3 HK release. Basically all three films star assorted members of a real-life extreme sports group of athletes.

Sweet clip and impressive that you knew the movie it came from.

I was almost expecting the Nike logo to appear at the end.

I was expecting it to somehow involve Axe body wash.

Didn't Nike do a commercial of this building-jumping-sport-thing about a year ago?

btw that last big jump was INSANE

Ok that was a really excellent trailer/clip. We so need a subbed version of this film like yesterday!

Let the Tony Jaa stunt rips begin ....

Though .. that was some impressive work. Can't believe that lead's legs didn't break after a few of them landings. Wow ...

Looks like Amazon.fr has a copy with an English dub and English subs.

Amazon France

Wow.

Cool thanks, Just ordered it!

Welcome to the forum, Naterry! Thanks for doing some digging around on this one, unfortunately it appears that the specs listed on Amazon France are incorrect. See the following link to a discussion among some of the guys in the International forum:

International forum thread

Odd to see this thread here today, after just seeing this movie last night. Its pretty enjoyable. Some of the stunt work was incredible and there are a few decent (although short) fight scenes thrown in as well. Worth a look although I'm not sure I would pay big bucks for it.

No problem! I’ve been a LONG time reader of this forum. Just felt it was time to finally gave something back

I hope the rest of the film’s as good as that chase scene.

Looks like I'll be brushing up on my French

Oh well.

The silver lining being that it is called "the language of love"; I'm sure a bright fella like you will find some additional use for your new found language skills besides just for watching DVDs.