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“In recent years,” DeLonge said in his Thursday statement, “I’ve had the good fortune of helping the (U.S.) government remember how much they care about UFOs through the work we do at To The Stars, and it’s that experience which helped inspire this movie. Listes communes avec le FN : 'Lunion est vitale, mais l’union que je veux faire, cest une union beaucoup plus large. His Thursday statement made clear he is eager to share some of his discoveries as the founder of To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science, the Encinitas company he launched in 2017 to explore the “outer edges of science” and UFOs in particular. It is not yet known if a soundtrack album will be released.Įither way, “Monsters of California” provides DeLonge - who is currently seeking a distributor for the film - with a big-screen platform. “Strange Times” has now evolved into “Monsters of California” and features music composed by DeLonge, Angels & Airwaves co-leader Ilan Rubin and Rubin’s brother, Angels & Airwaves producer Aaron Rubin. Tom DeLonge traveled the world multiple times as the co-founder of the Poway-bred blink-182, the hugely popular pop-punk band that celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Music Tom DeLonge aims beyond this world with his post-blink-182 books and movie It will be really funny, but scary, and touch on what it’s like to grow up here.” Encinitas will be on the big screen! I It’s a coming-of-age, Spielberg-meets-John-Hughes movie, but with a hard ‘R’ rating. “The movie is about North County and San Diego, and most likely will be filmed here, on Highway 101 in Encinitas. I look at skateboards and wish I could (ride), but I’d break my (expletive) neck! unlikely that any local school official would issue permits allowing 12 and 13 year.
It was scheduled to be co-written with Ben Kull, his collaborator on the 2014 animated short film, “Poet Anderson: The Dream Walker,” and to feature music by Angels & Airwaves, the San Diego band that teams DeLonge with multi-instrumentalist Ilan Rubin of Nine Inch Nails.Īsked in a 2017 San Diego Union-Tribune interview how autobiographical “Strange Times” would be, DeLonge replied: “That was my life - skateboarding and music! And, to this day, I wish I still skateboarded. camp, trailer park, resort, hunting camp, auto court, labor camp. In 2017, DeLonge announced he would direct “Strange Times,” a film about a group of rebellious group San Diego skateboarders investigating extreme paranormal activity. “Monsters of California” has been at least five years in the making, with at least one title change alone the way.
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