Cloverfield

[almaty 19]

whoa!!! that is an old film

Actually only 2005.

i saw the old poster...........

Its really... really good if you like Lovecraft.

i like him allot

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

whoa!!! that is an old film

Actually only 2005.

i saw the old poster...........

Its really... really good if you like Lovecraft.

i like him allot

Re-read Call of Cthulhu and then rent this. Its really close to the story. Makes you appreciate how much work went into this - quite creative considering their limitations.

I also like Stuart Gordon's "Dagon", which is sort of based on The Shadow Over Innsmouth. Worth a look, although it does have a rather nasty skinning scene.

Edited January 21, 2008 by Number 6

[almaty 19]

thank you....

[no name 1]

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Edited January 21, 2008 by devilette

[~Chad~ 0]

I want to see it. It looks like that Tom Cruise movie.... AAHHHH I cant think of the name of it!

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

I liked it.

Did you guys wait until after the credits and hear the sound clip? And watch the background in the last coney island scene of the movie?

[no name 1]

I liked it.

Did you guys wait until after the credits and hear the sound clip? And watch the background in the last coney island scene of the movie?

Nah, no one in our theater did. I did think about it but since it was silent during credits, I figured why bother?

Was it good?

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

In the FINAL, FINAL scene of the film we see Beth and Rob on a ferris wheel at Coney Island. He pans the camera to his left to shoot the ocean and if you look to the far right of the screen you will see what appears to be the monster falling out of the sky and into the water (see image

here). IN AN UPDATE: B-D reader 'afireinside' tells us, "JJ stated himself that the monster has been down at the bottom of the ocean for thousands of years. What fell into the ocean at the end of the movie was a satelitte. If you pay attention to the viral marketing, Taragutu's site states that one of their satelittes fell out of orbit and was lost. This is what woke up the monster from its dormant state." You be the judge....

In addition, at the end of the credits an audio clip reveals that the monster is not yet dead.

So there you have it, official proof for those of you dying to know. Now it;s time to go see it yourself unless someone wants to e-mail me a screengrab or upload a clip to BDTV.

[no name 1]

In the FINAL, FINAL scene of the film we see Beth and Rob on a ferris wheel at Coney Island. He pans the camera to his left to shoot the ocean and if you look to the far right of the screen you will see what appears to be the monster falling out of the sky and into the water (see image

here). IN AN UPDATE: B-D reader 'afireinside' tells us, "JJ stated himself that the monster has been down at the bottom of the ocean for thousands of years. What fell into the ocean at the end of the movie was a satelitte. If you pay attention to the viral marketing, Taragutu's site states that one of their satelittes fell out of orbit and was lost. This is what woke up the monster from its dormant state." You be the judge....

In addition, at the end of the credits an audio clip reveals that the monster is not yet dead.

So there you have it, official proof for those of you dying to know. Now it;s time to go see it yourself unless someone wants to e-mail me a screengrab or upload a clip to BDTV.

oh god, it's even lamer than I thought!

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Not as bad as the Pirates of the Caribbean 2 Easter Egg - which required sitting through some 20 minutes of visual effects credits for a fcuking dog.