Tom DeLonge is a name known in the entertainment industry, so eventually he got to make a movie about his subject of interest, UFOs and alien lifeforms.
Going in, I had fairly high hopes for "Monsters of California".
I watched the entire thing, start to finish. And what a letdown it was, with way too much terribly-written dialog, three main characters who are each more annoying and unlikeable than the other, and constantly recurring unfunny dick humor that is like multiple hairs in your soup.
And, to top it off, there is no payoff, at all, whatsoever...nada.
Repulsive characters spouting idiotic dialog doing nothing the least bit believable or interesting is a formula for utter failure.
And that's all this hour-and-a-half of nothingness is...a waste of everyone's time.
Going in, I had fairly high hopes for "Monsters of California".
I watched the entire thing, start to finish. And what a letdown it was, with way too much terribly-written dialog, three main characters who are each more annoying and unlikeable than the other, and constantly recurring unfunny dick humor that is like multiple hairs in your soup.
And, to top it off, there is no payoff, at all, whatsoever...nada.
Repulsive characters spouting idiotic dialog doing nothing the least bit believable or interesting is a formula for utter failure.
And that's all this hour-and-a-half of nothingness is...a waste of everyone's time.