J.J. Abram's Giant Monster Flick...Cloverfield
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J.J. Abram's Giant Monster Flick...Cloverfield
The movie is untitled as of right now, but for the people who saw the trailer while watching Transformers... it states that it comes out on 1/18/08.
It's look like a disaster movie, while it looks like a sequal to Godzilla...
I can't find any info on the movie anywhere. It's like a movie that no one wants you to know about.
It's look like a disaster movie, while it looks like a sequal to Godzilla...
I can't find any info on the movie anywhere. It's like a movie that no one wants you to know about.
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I'm curious about this myself. Its a cool trailer. The documentary feel was a nice touch. The realism got kicked up a notch. I wonder what it could be. I was thinking of those are fireballs flying in the air, maybe it's a three headed dragon or something. Could be a sequel to Godzilla?
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What the HELL is that smoke stuff?!? I wish they'd tell us alreadyClio wrote:Maybe the smoke monster from LOST? I hope not.![]()
Looks good, though, I'm happy the trailer isn't giving away the entire movie.

Yeah, I know. I don't get the appeal of the home movie approach.
But perhaps the makers are thinking about the success of Blair Witch, which looked like REALLY bad home movies and was a very successful movie. Besides, YouTube et al have really gotten people conditioned not only to watching, but to passing around virally, bad home movies. All of that plus J.J. could equal Huge Success.
But perhaps the makers are thinking about the success of Blair Witch, which looked like REALLY bad home movies and was a very successful movie. Besides, YouTube et al have really gotten people conditioned not only to watching, but to passing around virally, bad home movies. All of that plus J.J. could equal Huge Success.
I like how the ordinary digi-cam look lent some verisimilitude to the computer generated imagery. CGI ordinarily looks unreal, and that's totally fine in fantasy and adventure movies, but its potential to scare is rather limited without a creative solution like this (not that it was 100% effective; just a little more unexpected). Anyhow, I didn't see any indication that the entire movie would look like that.
I dunno; like many trailers, it leaves me feeling mostly ambivalent. I'm just glad it didn't use a lot of random cuts and disembodied "WHOOSH!" "THUMP!" sound effects, which I'm sure will make these times a laughing stock to future generations of cinema-goers.
I dunno; like many trailers, it leaves me feeling mostly ambivalent. I'm just glad it didn't use a lot of random cuts and disembodied "WHOOSH!" "THUMP!" sound effects, which I'm sure will make these times a laughing stock to future generations of cinema-goers.
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