Cloverfield

i thought the movie was dissapointing . anyways heres the monster. i drew them on paintshop they suck but its just a quik sketch. ill draw better ones later



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this is the parasite

So what's the overall premise of the movie?

i give it a 7.5/10. some parts youre like for gods sake get on with it and then theres some really cool action parts where the military just tries to kill the damn thing. if youre girlfriend wants to see a love movie take her to see cloverfield.

I might see it to make fun of it (have to make sure its the theatre I hate so it won't matter if I'm banned)

Heres a funny review.
Warnig for those to read it it uses corse language.

http://www.brainsnap.com/film_review...erfield_review

10/10, what! well the cinematography was supposed to be like that. the movie was the guy recording the whole event. i do recommend the movie though

I really liked the movie, but it left too many questions unanswered. The special effects were pretty cool, and there was a lot of action.

Originally Posted by DimondLight

I really liked the movie, but it left too many questions unanswered. The special effects were pretty cool, and there was a lot of action.

yea i want to know what and where it came from. the part where it showed the b2 bomber dropping its payload on the thing was an awesome scene although it was still alive after that

Originally Posted by misfitsfiend138

yea i want to know what and where it came from. the part where it showed the b2 bomber dropping its payload on the thing was an awesome scene although it was still alive after that

Well it took four direct hits from those 2,000lbs bombs to knock it down. At the end I think they used MOAB to put it down.

Originally Posted by AntiWank

Well it took four direct hits from those 2,000lbs bombs to knock it down. At the end I think they used MOAB to put it down.

The helicopter pilot was a moron. If I was flying it, I'd be going in the opposite direction of the thing, not alongside it.

Originally Posted by DimondLight

The helicopter pilot was a moron. If I was flying it, I'd be going in the opposite direction of the thing, not alongside it.

I don't think you understand this. Let me tell you:

It

Is

A

Movie.

You people continue to astound me.

I just got back from seeing it. I'll agree misfitsfiend in that it was around a 6 or 7/10. I only go that high because I'm comparing it to Godzilla which left me yawning in the theater and disappointed that I wasted that much of my life watching.

If you see it for cinematography your going to be sourly disappointed, its essenly Blairwitch in the city. But what makes it so much more than Blairwitch is what we are seeing in the captured video. There are so many iconic monster movie scenes as well as some interesting ambiance stuff that I think I need to see it again just to see what's going on in the background.

But all in all I think I just watched a long teaser trailer for the movie that is going to answer all our questions.

Also, the Star Trek trailer was worth it too.

Originally Posted by Ramashan

Also, the Star Trek trailer was worth it too.

definitely, i dont know much about star trek but it looks like a prequel to everything.

were u surprised about about the monster? it looked like a bat/rancor/alien thing instead of the whale monster concepts

I will see the movie just to make fun of it. (sorry my sister has this this crush on JJ Abrahms which just annoys the hell out of me, plus Lost sucked)

go for it

I'm waiting for Rod Hilton's "review" of it. They're usually better than the movie itself.

Case in point: The Golden Compass.

I believe the whale concepts were fraudulent, and stemmed from an unofficial and maliciously deceptive source.

Originally Posted by ~The Doctor~

I'm waiting for Rod Hilton's "review" of it. They're usually better than the movie itself.

Case in point: The Golden Compass.

OT: such a great trilogy too... I mean, did they need to give nicole kidman 20 mill to do that? Some movies CAN be story driven, despite the way hollywood is leaning these days. Too many hack directors.

I just got back seen it about 10 minutes ago, and wow... the camera shaking made me nauseous, but it didn't take me away from the movie too much. However, the ending really disappointed me; I hated how it was a "leave the ending to yourself" type movie.

Also spoiler:

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In case you didn't know where it came from, at the end, when it reverts back to the recorded film before the attack, they're at the fair. While they are recording the sea, on the far right, there is a thick black line descending very quickly. That's the monster, which explains why it destroyed the oil tanker in the beginning.