Just got back. Very good movie. About damn time someone tried to make a horror type movie actually somewhat scary.

I love the hand held camera approach. I love the fact that they didn't really explain shit about the monsters. The dialogue sounded realistic.

Good stuff.

The helicopter scene was fuckin intense. Also, here's a website that has to do with the whole ARG aspect of the Cloverfield movie... http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/i...d14535c822db37

Yea I will give this movie a large amount of credit in one area...

It kept me up most of last night wondering about certain things about that monster that we may never find out.

What I would really like to see and what would be great in that JJ Abrahms type of way is if they now did an action movie based off this where its some army guy trying to stop the monster. Sure the movie would suck but I think it would be awesome if you could see in some scenes the characters from the movie in the background. Perhaps the lead character in the action movie is that guy that comes out of nowhere at that one moment with the rocket launcher.

I dont know...I just wish I had some answers because its been fuckin with my head all night.

Just saw it again.

It still held up for me the second time. I was still immensely frightened.

I would watch a sequel where they followed that Soldier that lets them go with info form the mall.

Or like from a camera recording info for the army, or even a news crew.

Just realized how the sequel can happen.

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They follow the One survivor from the party after being evacuated by the Army in that first helicopter....Im sure she lands at some kind of base, and learns more about whats going on.

Did any dogs die in this movie?

Got dragged to P.S. I Love You instead of this last night..

SOON

:foc:

:(

I tried to go see it last night but it was sold out :mad: I got dragged to The Bucket List

Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman > Hillary Swank and Harry Conick Jr.

:(

Anyone else been following the ARG side of this?

It really did nothing for the story, but it kind of puts you in the world where this takes place, and its still going, so in the weeks and months coming up to the dates of the movie will give more info.

FACT ONE: It Came From Japan Producer J.J. Abrams took his son to a toy store in Japan and saw rows and rows of Godzilla toys. Feeling that the U.S. lacked a giant monster of its own, he decided to a make his own creature feature that would be filmed entirely through the point-of-view of the people on the ground, running for their lives.

FACT TWO: "Felicity" Fans Are in for a Shock Abrams picked his childhood friend Matt Reeves to direct the film. Together, they created Felicity, a show about young New Yorkers looking for love. But while the most exciting moment on that show was the time Keri Russell cut her hair, in this movie the entire city gets hacked to pieces.

FACT THREE: This Poster Doesn't Lie As a kid, Abrams loved Escape From New York. But he felt cheated that the image of the Statue of Liberty's head lying in the street on the movie's poster wasn't actually in the film. Abrams finally got to see it on the big screen in the teaser trailer that appeared before Transformers last summer.

FACT FOUR: They Never Meant to Call It That To keep the movie a secret, the project was given the codename "Cloverfield," after a street near Abrams' office. The filmmakers had planned to release the movie as Greyshot, the name of a key Central Park location. But the temporary title spread through the internet so quickly that crew decided to keep it.

FACT FIVE: Will There Be Anyone Left for a Sequel? In the exclusive clip below, Rob (Michael Stahl-David) and Beth (Odette Yustman) run to catch the last helicopter out of Manhattan. Do they make it? We're not telling. But Director Matt Reeves has stated that if they do a sequel, it might take place during the same monster attack, but seen from another camera.

Anyone got decent pics of the monster?

I'd like to see the movie, but I'm suffering from nausea and dizziness, and I think the movie might make me throw up. :(

They had great video of it on Youtube, but they are down already.

Honestly, this fan art is nearly dea on, the face is different and its shoulders are Much Broader.

http://media.filmschoolrejects.com/i...nsterart01.jpg

Here is a shitty pic from the movie

http://poststuff4.entensity.net/0118...loverfield.gif

This movie did such a great job of giving this a real feel.

While this never could happen, if it did, it would go down just like this.

In real life, if a monster attacked new york, no one would know what it is or how. And they included alot of scenes that gave it sucha real feel.

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Like when Rob's mom calls him....imagine that happens, and your kids are in NY, and calling them one last time, ya know? Crazy. Watching the News, it was just like how they would do it. No one knew anything.

I like the look of the critter.

So good. I enjoyed myself immensely during this movie and loved how nothing is ever answered and the ending is not very conclusive. Like somebody said though, it can definitely cause some nausea if you aren't careful and you're into that kind of thing.

Also the teaser for the Star Trek movie had me excited.

I would like to see that done...with the group of the people in the sequel possibly catching the group from the first film on camera in a few scenes...

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Like perhaps they have the monster taking down the helicopter on camera or maybe they are recording that scene at the park from a distance off where Hud gets killed by the monster and then the bridge is destroyed.

That is entirely inaccurate.

Yeah, that was someone's concept sketch. Not really related to the movie at all.

Are any close at all?

None of the ones that were debunked four months ago....

Hanso provided an okay gif to judge by....

That gay ass mutant whale is perfect for a Sci Fi original Movie.

The lobster/crab mutation on the top right of that picture would be good as well.

And why would a whale spew crabs?

...Barring a date with Lita...

On an only slightly related note, it's funny that the Alpha Omega Game (Remember the Ethan Haas puzzles everyone thought was related?) ended up shipping on 1-18-08.

The pics I posted dont do that thing justice.

When is is tearing shit up, it is at its finest.

True....and the Bucket List wasn't all that bad really

Lily was HOT, BTW. Googling her fine ass now.

this movie can have a zillion sequels. All done in POV's from different people.

I think keeping the mystery of the monster's apperance (and it's origin, history) will keep people hungry for more. The sequel could be even better.

I barely go out of my way to watch movies in theatres, but I HAD to see this. Loved it. I felt it was too short, and I left wanting more

Just got back from seeing it and I must say I had a great time watching it. It had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Like many people have said in previous posts, with the way the monster was showcased, and the lack of origin it makes you want more. I think after they see the money they made this opening weekend, and overall a sequel will probably be made. It could be done from another persons POV or if they wanted to have a story based on its background and destroying another city could work fine too.

If you haven't seen it yet, I would give it a look.

I just got back from seeing it and I thought it was very good. Kept me on the edge of my seat and was really frightening at parts, and seemed very realistic. Go check it out :y:

I was reading today about a possible sequel idea for the film...

Due to some fans actually being pissed at the fact they got a romance movie with a little monster other than a monster movie as promised...the idea is going around that the possibly sequel to the film will be a focus on the creature itself. The movie wont be shot on handycam but will be a full blown monster movie showing the creature attacking the city along with the soldiers trying to defend it.

I like that idea but I dont know how good it will be.

Amazing. The more time goes by the more intrigued I am by it too. I'm starving for more information. It was very gripping and had me on the edge of my seat. Everything about it was spot on really.

I like the idea of the sequel, providing it documents the night from another camera/group of people and involves a new journey. Also, it'd have to be different in some aspects. Like shed light on new things, show new details. Also, what's to say there was only those crabs. I'd like to see more info on that stuff, perphpas even a new smaller creature. And some insight into the chestburster or whatever that was.

It was very very good and I think there's potential in sequels if done the same with new info.
I like the idea of a series of movies that are just different documented videos in a goverment file.

I went to see this last night and i was not expecting it to be as good as it was. i liked that there was never a clear shot of the monster because it left a sense of mystery since you never quite knew what it was capable of. while the movie left you wanting more, i think they should leave it untouched and not make a sequel.

Blair Witch 2?

Alot of people missed the point when they complain about the ending and knowing the monster. Having one of the characters get into an 'expos about where the monster really came from and such would ruin it for me, even if I instinctively wanted a scene like that after being spoiled for so many years. In the end, I'm doing completely unnecessary research into the film's mythology (reading characters MySpace profiles) just to learn more.

I so rarely get that involved in a movie's marketing campaign, the last time being the purchase of Enter the Matrix and Animatrix.

Wow. Def. looking into this. Twice.