Lucas Till

Jane Levy

Amy Ryan

Rob Lowe

Danny Glover

Barry Pepper

Holt McCallany

Frank Whaley

Thomas Lennon

Aliyah O'Brien

Tucker Albrizzi

Samara Weaving

Daniel Bacon

Faustino Di Bauda

Jedidiah Goodacre

Chris Gauthier

Scott Patey

Ryan Cowie

Ruairi MacDonald

Stacey Scowley

Adrian Formosa

Maja Aro

Philip Granger

Daniel Boileau

Peter New

Simon Chin

Devielle Johnson

Christian Sloan

Jordana Largy

Ian Carter

Howie Lai

Candice Zhao

Jagen Johnson

Giacomo Baessato

Emanuel Fappas

Chad Willett

Owen Walstrom

Chris Wedge

Steven McMichael

Emile Ghorayeb

James Forrester

Laura Lee Connery

Steve Kelso

Glenn Berger

John Papsidera

Cale Boyter

Jonathan Aibel

Mary Parent

Conrad Buff IV

Denis L. Stewart

David Sardy

Derek Connolly

Matthew Robinson

Todd Harris

Andrew Menzies

Krista Bell

Scott J. Ateah

Tish Monaghan

Donny Bailey

Addison Teague

Debbie Evans

Erik Cord

Garvin Cross

Jeff Sanca

Spiro Razatos

Henry Kingi

Cassandra Ebner

Andy Gill

Jack Gill

Denney Pierce

Chris Beach

Michael Daley

Loïc Miermont

Loyd Bateman

Don Burgess

Michael Burgess

Ed Anders

Action

Comedy

Science Fiction

Monster Trucks

Nickelodeon Movies

Paramount Pictures

Disruption Entertainment

Paramount Animation

United States of America

English

Reno

**Very intentional film, but could not deliver!**

There are lots of similarities with other films, maybe not directly. In todays world, it became practice to give kids (and sometimes for women) their own version of what meant for only grownups. So there's no use whining about that. Because those who does might not be the target audience. This is I think purely for kids, otherwise it would have not got bold PG, but like usual for any film, I gave it a try. Even though it's not original, somewhat I enjoyed watching it.

The story was in usual pattern that opened with an intro, then moving to unleash the long trapped ancient creatures into the human society. One becomes friend with it and a few starting to hunt it with the rest are as the neutral or unaware of it. There's nothing unpredictable in it. And so the tale comes to halt with a finale where maximum push was given, but overall it fails to impress on the average expectation.

Good title, good idea, even the graphics were not bad, but not good enough stunts with okay performances. I feel it could have become a good television series than the film. So they should scrap the idea if they have one for a sequel and instead make a shift to television. Other than what I thought, this is a good entertainer for little kids. So it should be watched by them more than their counterparts.

_5½/10_

Gimly

Did I enjoy _Monster Trucks_? No. But I am actually pretty on board with this as a kids movie.

_Final rating:★★ - Definitely not for me, but I sort of get the appeal._

CinemaSerf

Hmmm! "Tripp" (Lucas Till) is the boy-next-door type working in a local scrap-yard where he discovers a rather large, octopus like, creature that likes to take over the undercarriages of trucks - making them bigger, faster and leaner to drive. All they require in return is a regular feeding of oil. Just like a baby drinks gallons of milk, well they can't get enough of the stuff. Thing is, though, this originally sea-dwelling creature (and two of his companions) are suffering at the hands of a fracking company that is after their oil supply and, of course, is after them too! It is soon down to "Tripp" and his feisty friend "Meredith" (Jane Levy) to save the day, the beasties and to thwart the evil plans of Rob Lowe (yes, THE Rob Lowe) whose "Reece Tenneson" character is determined to sow it all up and make a killing. Danny Glover also features here, so clearly director Chris Wedge has some numbers in his phone book, but perhaps he ought to have focussed more on some folks who could write and on a lead actor who didn't look like he had come straight out of a Dairylea cheese advert. Till is easy enough on the eye but he has no screen presence whatsoever, and from him on down this rather clunkily presented, environmentally stodgy, sci-fi adventure just trundles along for far too long before an ending that delivers just desserts on everyone and makes the audience want to go "awww, bless...". Some of the action stunts must have been fun to make and once it's up and running it doesn't hang about, but sadly the sum of these parts should all end up where "Tripp" works - in a junk yard.

Monster Trucks (2017) - "Driving On The Roof" Clip - Paramount Pictures

Monster Trucks (2017) - "Creating Monster Trucks" Featurette - Paramount Pictures

Monster Trucks (2017) - "Hiding From The Cops" Clip - Paramount Pictures

Monster Trucks (2017) - "Engine For My Truck" Clip - Paramount Pictures

Monster Trucks (2017) - Trailer - Paramount Pictures

Monster Trucks Trailer (2017) - Paramount Pictures

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