Monster Trucks - Truck This Tire Fire
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Wow, this movie was bad? Who could have possibly seen that coming.
Also, what is a tire fire? I know its a place in whatever town the Simpsons live in, but I don't get why you would bother burning tires on purpose.
Also, what is a tire fire? I know its a place in whatever town the Simpsons live in, but I don't get why you would bother burning tires on purpose.
Funny how someone from Tumblr (no suprised there) was trying to say the film was good as in better than expected which was low to being with. I'm not suprised the general opinion swade the film to be awful overall.
when i saw the trailer on tv i was totally wrong and i appologise.. my first reaction was that a 6year old wrote it when in fact it was a 4yo.
i did laugh at finding out the studio just wrote off a $115M loss before it was even released which shows how confident they were of it
i did laugh at finding out the studio just wrote off a $115M loss before it was even released which shows how confident they were of it
Looks like a shark from the thumbnail. I'm not watching the damn trailer. But questions, Moriarty, so many questions. How is a monster also a truck? As in not like a transformer, but a flesh built monster? That is a truck? Is there a high chance the film was already seen as an embarrassing mistake, but some dude desperate to get some money back from this failed endeavour threw his hands up in the air like he just didn't care and exclaimed "what if we edit it to PG and make some money off of those uninformed parents looking to quickly shut their shrieking children up the least violent way?"
Very doubtful - unless its (semi-)wide release doesn't have much competition.09philj said:
It may just show up on one of my end-of-year lists that will be online this coming week, though. ;D
Edit: Next week. The 5 Best/Worst films will be this week; my full awards will be next week.
On a somewhat related tangent; Why do Americans spell Tire (as in a car) and Tire (as working to the point of exhaustion) the exact same way?
FYI, here in Australia, we spell it Tyre (as in a car), so there is no confusion.
FYI, here in Australia, we spell it Tyre (as in a car), so there is no confusion.
Because YOU'RE WRONG! That's why! America!008Zulu said:
But truthfully, it's probably the same reason we in the U.S. spell several words differently. Honor vs. honour, color vs. colour, theater vs. theatre...the U.S. wanted to rebel so hard against Great Britain that we straight up changed the English language, and it has stuck to this day.
As for this movie, I remember seeing a preview for it in theaters (there, see?) a long time ago. And then it just sort of vanished, so I figured it sucked. Imagine my surprise when it popped up again just recently. I remember saying, "Didn't that already come out?"
And now I understand it all. It was so terrible that they benched it for a long time, only to dump it out now.
