Yeah I hear ya, but taken in context it is fantastic, it was released I think in the late 60s, so all us ex drug heads would sit in smoke filled rooms tripping out. At the time it was pretty cool. But it is more a loyalty thing for many. If your "intellectual" it is uncool to say its boring. It doesn't stack up against today's movies. I liked it for the Pink Floyd Easter egg thing being a Floyd fan. Onother one I think is shit id Pulp Fiction, all the cool kids like it, I thought it was rubbish, so was kill Bill, but then oneof my all time favorites is Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, all thos blokes trying to get a seat in that little room, I almost wet myself each time I watch it.
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LETA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am shocked. haha, I love it all the same. lol
You have to give it a look, it was voted the worse movie ever made.
I cry laughing each time I watch it, watched it again a few weeks ago :)
To show what a terrible Dad I am, I went to pick up my my youngest son (now 23) from kinder garden when he was little.
His teacher came out to greet me laughing. She said she asked the class what was there favorite movies. She went round the room and got Bambi, Pinocchio etc etc, got to Geordie and he said. "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" ha ha very proud dad day.
Worse Movie ever made
https://www.upi.com/Archives/1991/1...Tomatoes-is-celebrated-far-and/4386688190400/
There was a Seatle monolith put up in 2001 on New Years day...by a guerilla group of artsits called 'some people'.
en.wikipedia.org
www.seattletimes.com
www.cnn.com
Apparently as Leta said it's now missing.....go figure. 
Seattle Monolith - Wikipedia
That Mysterious Monolith in the Utah Desert? It’s Gone, Officials Say
The three-sided metal structure was removed Friday evening “by an unknown party” from the public land it was found on, the federal Bureau of Land Management’s Utah office said in a statement. The bureau said it had not removed the...
www.seattletimes.com
Some eager explorers have already hiked into the desert and found the Utah monolith. Spoiler alert: it's gone now
If aliens had really been behind that mysterious monolith found in the Utah desert, they probably would've made it more difficult to find.
www.cnn.com
Mysterious monolith in rural Utah has vanished, officials say
"We have received credible reports that the illegally installed structure, referred to as the 'monolith' has been removed," officials said in a statement.
www.nbcnews.com
Yeah I was going to write the same thing but it wasn’t the men in black. It was the people in the hills that took it.