Monster Trucks
SCORE: 65
When my dad purchased Monster Trucks on Black Friday 2017 I was very
excited. This is a movie I wanted to see, so I was happy when he spent
his money on it. I almost bought Monster Trucks myself. If you saw the
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me 104 minutes to watch Monster Trucks on DVD. I am very thankful my dad
bought this movie. He is constantly thinking of others before himself.
The story in Monster Trucks is interesting and extremely radical on the
far left of the spectrum at the same time. There is an oil company
drilling into the earth to get some oil. They come across a pocket of
water and find some new creatures. These animals eat oil, and can learn
very quickly. They are sort of a mixture of a dolphin and a squid. If it
was a larger dolphin.
Monster Trucks promotes animal rights, environmentalism, and shows how
environmentalists will go to any lengths to stop progress. One of the
things Monster Trucks shows is how activists will plant animals and
evidence to get their way. The police are shown as very weak in Monster
Trucks. The main bad guys are the corporate in charge people and his
goon squad security employees.
Some issues families can have with Monster Trucks is violence,
accidents, cars crushed, destruction of corporate property, destruction
of a home, employees told to lie, cover ups by companies, plumbers butt,
bad language, and more. There are some funny moments in Monster Trucks.
I love how these creatures can get into a large truck and control it. In
fact they power it.
The kids involved in Monster Trucks wind up helping the creatures get
back to their original home. How? There is a vent that goes down to
where they where found. The corporate company is trying to poison them
so they can get to the oil. I honestly did not understand why they
wanted to poison the fantasy, fake, and mythical creatures. The radical
environmentalists win in the end. So we are expected to celebrate higher
gas prices, and less progress.
- Kid Gamer
Graphics: 70%
Sound: 65%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Gameplay: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: DVD
Publisher: Paramount Pictures
Developer: Nickelodeon Pictures
Rating: 'PG' for Parental Guidance Suggested
{Action, Peril, Brief Scary Images, and Some Rude Humor}
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