Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Nick 13 | ... | TV Reporter #1 (voice) |
Billie Joe Armstrong | ... | Charlie (voice) | |
Tim Armstrong | ... | Narrator | |
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Rob Aston | ... | Cop #3 (voice) |
Travis Barker | ... | Cop #2 (voice) | |
Tre Cool | ... | Prosecutor Bug / The Maid (voice) | |
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Warren Fitzgerald | ... | The Judge (voice) |
Matt Freeman | ... | Heino (voice) | |
Davey Havok | ... | Hay (voice) | |
Theo Kogan | ... | Hadie (voice) | |
Benji Madden | ... | Interrogator #1 (voice) | |
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Jason Schmidt | ... | The Nomad |
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Janis Tanaka | ... | Mrs. Ha Bianca (voice) |
Jane Wiedlin | ... | Squeaky (voice) | |
Sean Yseult | ... | Heslie (voice) |
It is the year 3069 and the Earth has been robbed of all its natural resources, destroyed by war and ozone depletion, and is now only a barren desert. The humans who inhabit this empty vessel search not only for food but for a god to save them. Their search will soon be over when Charlie returns to save them. Written by Anonymous
Let me start off by saying I am a huge Green Day/Blink 182/Transplants/Rancid. I am also very fascinated by the Manson family. Having said that, I was very disappointed by this movie. I expected to see more of what happened with the nomad that found the book (that is what the summary of it mentions).In fact the summary is false, it says "Their search will soon be over when Charles Manson returns to save them." Unless I missed a major part of the movie, this never happened. This movie was entirely mocking the past, and barely mentions the future. I would like them to make "Live Freaky Die Freaky II" and go in depth with the future. The Soundtrack is good though. It is probably worth the $20 dollars just to be shocked by the movie and to enjoy the original music.