Warren's movies always made me want to hit the slopes, although I seldom did. I should have taken his advice more often.

If you don't do it this year, you will be one year older when you do. -Warren Miller

oh this is sad. RIP Warren Miller

Great quote, and i can hear his voice saying it (even before the hyperlink :) ) . My dad used to take me to the Santa Monica civic center for the movie every year and Miller would narrate it live. I got out of the habit and missed it.

I never got to see him live, but starting in 5th grade, with our school ski trips, we'd ski all day and watch Warren Miller movies at night. The next morning, I'd be hearing his voice narrating my ski runs, and everyone would try to come up with their best Warren like comments when someone wiped out.

Very Sad. I have 2 very distinct memories of his films
- Glen Plake's Pink Mowhawk
- Nissan Pathfinders

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He left a big mark on the sport of skiing, and from all accounts was a good guy. RIP

I’m more of a Greg Stump fan when it comes to iconic ski movies, and TGR fan when it comes to the contemporary stuff.

Also, this has nothing to do with triathlon.

Wiith apologies to Mr. Miller, "Blizzard of Ahhs". Best ski movie ever made.

His films were great and always turned me onto music i'd never heard before i.e. Reckless Kelly.

The family that skis together goes broke together... one of my favorite Warren Miller quotes! I believe he also said The family that skis together bi$ches at each other... we always begin our season with watching a Warren Miller movie or two.

I was lucky enough to grow up in a ski town in Idaho, and some of my earliest memories are of my mom and I going to watch his films each year at the little bar/restaurant at the base of my mountain where they'd always play them. Good guy and he did his dream longer than almost anyone.

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While true, I always looked forward to the year's new Warren Miller movie just as much as the NBC Kona broadcast. It was just one of those "things" to me.

Warren Miller films were the start of ski season for me for about 20 years.
When I first started seeing them, he would narrate on site. Sometimes at Laguna Beach High School, sometimes at OC Performing Arts Center, and once at UCI.
Those were the best ones. Then, they had his recorded narration.
Met and talked to him briefly a couple of times, very cool dude to talk to.
But, yeah - Blizzard of Ahhs was super epic back in the day.
I might have to dig out a few DVD's (might even have some VHS) or see what is online and get the stoke going again. Even though I haven't been skiing in 10+ years