Kim Kanonarm og rejsen mod verdensrekorden

A documentary not only about a crazy record attempt of playing 100hrs in a row. But also a look into the lives of some fantastic people, their friendship and their community around the love for arcade gaming.

Definitely worth watching.

This film is fantastic! This is art with humor and heart, and I love it. It's intelligent, it's new, it's energetic, it's funny and it's enlightening.

After watching it, you feel like you just experienced something extraordinary... and you did!

Don't think this is a film about archade games! It's SO much more. This is about friendship, philosophy and life. I was both moved to tears and laughter. How often do you experience that in a documentary? I feel like this is reinventing the genre. Only true artists can create a film like this. It's like nothing I've ever seen before and I'm just totally blown away by the cinematic tone. The voice over, the editing and the music is just so captivating!

It's a film that I can watch again and again.

This is a documentary not only about world records, but a rare look into a world where outsiders can be themselves.

This is about the human condition from another perspective, being youself, nonconformity, quality of life and doing the things you love with likeminded people creating an emergent community filled with friendship, positivity and support to do things that seems impossible.

Come join them and see if you have been missing out. There is always room for one more.

No matter what, it will be an interesting journey.

This documentary shows that arcadegaming, though often solitary, have a big component of friendship to achieve your goals.

Kim is a wonderful person to follow throughout the movie, and his friends sets the tone for the big attempt for playing 100 hours on a single coin!

Beware that everyone in the movie speak their native tongue (danish), expect for Svarvar, which for some might be off putting, but it goes to show that this movie is a intimate look at these people everyday life, and that they often react as if there is no camera.

The director, Mads Hedegaard, is both witty, immersive and aesthetically pleasing in his shooting of the film. You can really feel his touch throughout all of the movie and it elevates it from being a good movie about arcade bodies, to being a arcade documentary side by side by the likes of King of Kong.

Sorry, but this is not a very good documentary. It seems more like a 8th grade school project...