Everyone is in search for a friend, to be one's confidante, hang out with and share life's adventures. However, sometimes it one finds a friend that is way beyond expectation and imagination. This is what the movie "Monster Trucks" embodies.
Adolescents are most of the time described as young adults in search for their own identity and individuality. This could also prove to be rather challenging for both parents and adolescent children as the disconnect happens during this time of their human development.
According to Movie Insider, the movie "Monster Trucks" begins as high school senior Tripp wants to get away from the life and town he was born into. To do that, he builds a monster truck from bits and pieces of scrapped cars.
The movie "Monster Trucks" then continues as one subterranean creature came across the path of Tripp after an accident in an oil-drilling site. Finding this creature may be Tripp's reason to get out town. At the end, it may also be his most unlikely friend.
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— Monster Trucks (@MonsterTrucks) December 16, 2016
The movie "Monster Trucks" is an action packed adventure ideal for families to watch. It has a good mix of adventure and action that will keep everyone on the edge of their seats while ultimately touching one's heart.
The movie "Monster Trucks" production cost is estimated at $100 million. This will be a live action/computer animation film. A movie that's cutting-edge, it sure to be the talk of the town once it hits the theaters on Jan. 13, 2017.
As added by IMDd, the movie "Monster Trucks" stars Jane Levy as Meredith. Tripp is played by Lucas Till. Rob Lowe is also part of the movie together with Amy Ryan, Thomas Lennon as Dr. Bill Dowd, Danny Glover, Barry Pepper and much more.
The movie "Monster Trucks" is rated-PG for action, peril, brief scary images and some rude humor. The movie is also known as Monster Cars in France, should one decide to watch it there.
