CLOVERFIELD: Anyone see it? Thoughts?

[nfpgasmask]

I saw Cloverfield last night. I liked it a lot. The audio was incredible.

The only things I didn't like, was that #1, cell phones typically don't work when stuff like this is going down, let alone underground in a subway station, and #2, I would imagine the amount of power still available to the city would have been much more interrupted, plunging the city into a complete black out, save for battery powered auxiliary lights.

Other than those too things, the movie was quite entertaining, and I am glad it ended the way it did.

Bart

[don moore]

Ive been keeping track of it since i saw the trailer of it..
Im going with a group on the 1st of feb. to watch it...

[nfpgasmask]

Ive been keeping track of it since i saw the trailer of it..
Im going with a group on the 1st of feb. to watch it...

Yes, if you are at all interested in this flick, I would say to definitely see it in the theater. The sound effects and wicked!

Bart

[johnnyapollo]

I'm seeing it this afternoon. I'll update the thread tonight.

-- John

[Kenny]

I liked it. See it sooner than later, before someone spoils it for you.
I liked going in keeping myself in the dark as to what it was and what happens. Too bad my wife had to leave after 20 minutes, she got sick from the jerky camera movements.

Though I think the city being torn apart by a monster is more remote than cell phones working in a subway.

Not to spoil anything - but in the last 30 seconds of the film, keep your eyes scanning in the background, it'll explain a few things.

[nfpgasmask]

Yeah, I went into the theater not know a thing about it, other than it was a monster movie. I wasn't exposed to the hype surrounding this film (probably because I don't watch TV), which also made it more surprising.

You're right Kenny, if you can overlook the monster, you can certainly overlook the cel phones

Bart

I liked it. See it sooner than later, before someone spoils it for you.
I liked going in keeping myself in the dark as to what it was and what happens. Too bad my wife had to leave after 20 minutes, she got sick from the jerky camera movements.

Though I think the city being torn apart by a monster is more remote than cell phones working in a subway.

Not to spoil anything - but in the last 30 seconds of the film, keep your eyes scanning in the background, it'll explain a few things.

[Dumke]

I liked it. See it sooner than later, before someone spoils it for you.
I liked going in keeping myself in the dark as to what it was and what happens. Too bad my wife had to leave after 20 minutes, she got sick from the jerky camera movements.

Though I think the city being torn apart by a monster is more remote than cell phones working in a subway.

Not to spoil anything - but in the last 30 seconds of the film, keep your eyes scanning in the background, it'll explain a few things.

Well I was going to watch it tonight but THANKS for runing it. no need now...


I had to see what monster looked like online. Wasnt going to watch it because people up @ work were complaining about camera movement and it mademe think of when i watched "Blair Witch" and how that sorta made me sick but stuck through it and enjoyed it.. Anyways looked up monster hopefully didnt ruin it because after this talk makes me want to go see it again..


And for the record I dont fall under peer pressure.

[nfpgasmask]

Well I was going to watch it tonight but THANKS for runing it. no need now...

I had to see what monster looked like online. Wasnt going to watch it because people up @ work were complaining about camera movement and it mademe think of when i watched "Blair Witch" and how that sorta made me sick but stuck through it and enjoyed it.. Anyways looked up monster hopefully didnt ruin it because after this talk makes me want to go see it again..

And for the record I dont fall under peer pressure.

I can definitely say, its not for everyone. If you want a typical Hollywood monster flick with a happy ending, don't see it. But if you want something a little different, and very intense, I would say make sure you go see it in the theater.

Bart

PS - I guess I am one of the lucky ones who doesn't get sick from 1st person shooters and movies like this.

[Griffin]

Not to spoil anything - but in the last 30 seconds of the film, keep your eyes scanning in the background, it'll explain a few things.

Can you please pm me also, I saw it but I was left in the dark at the end. The chicks screaming next to me made it hard to keep up with. lol

[Zorak]

Kenny PM as well, i want to know what your talking about, i saw it but i'm not sure what you mean about keep a scanning in the background.


Not to spoil anything - but in the last 30 seconds of the film, keep your eyes scanning in the background, it'll explain a few things.

[/QUOTE]

Go here:http://movies.go.com/1-18-08/d910712/horror to see what Kenny is talking about("top tidbit"). Warning: this gives away something if you haven't seen the movie yet

[CoastieCosta567]

Kenny PM as well, i want to know what your talking about, i saw it but i'm not sure what you mean about keep a scanning in the background.


Not to spoil anything - but in the last 30 seconds of the film, keep your eyes scanning in the background, it'll explain a few things.[/QUOTE]

[johnnyapollo]

Veni, Vidi, Uti!

Monster is awesome - camera jitteryness gave me a headache (just like BWP) and at one point I said "but where's the witch?" but other than that I found it a really unusual and unique offering.

-- John

[nfpgasmask]

I guess this is part of the online hype also?

http://www.slusho.jp/

Bart

[creeg]

So is this
http://tagruato.jp/

[Knigh7s]

Official Webpages
1-18-08.com
Cloverfieldmovie
Tagruato
T.I.D.O. Wave
Slusho
Jamie and Teddy - Password: jllovesth

The Actors (Movie Character) Myspace Pages:
Rob Hawkins
Beth McIntyre
Lily Ford
Hudson Platt
Jason (JJ) Hawkins
Jamie Lascano

Un-Official Webpages: (fan pages)
one-eighteen-oh-eight
Cloverfieldclues