Question:
Please tell me..?
2008-01-29 05:25:49 UTC
That you didn't like Cloverfield. The movie was awful! The only thing that kept me awake through the whole thing was Hud's jokes. And if you did like it give me your reason.
Six answers:
2008-01-29 05:28:59 UTC
I loved Cloverfield. It was the best monster movie I've seen since Seed of Chucky. Hahaha.
bustagrimes10
2008-01-29 13:53:30 UTC
*spolier* Hud was only funny about 40% of the time. Other times he just annoyed the crap out of me. I liked the movie, I liked the first person POV. It was unique, although rather annoying at times. I would have liked to know more of what was going on. A few moments definitely had me in suspense and even made me jump a little bit. When they were in the subway tunnel and turned on the night vision and saw the creatures or whatever. That scared me. And when the helicopter crashed I was definitely glued to the screen. I can see why some people hated it though, I just tried to keep an open mind. Did anyone else kind of think in the back of their minds like "I wonder what would happen if I were in that situation" a part of me wants to know what I would do, would I go try and save the girl, I would I run like a lil biatch
Fright Film Fan
2008-01-29 18:07:56 UTC
...oh, you mean "Not-So-Clever-Field"??? Well, first thing out the gate, is that in a riotous panic, who in the right mind, is going to keep a camcorder going??? I keep trying to picture this from the perspective of the film being just a film, like any other film, and not a point-of-view perspective...and I have to have to laugh my @ss off!!!



...the creature looked like a mish-mash multi-tentacled meld of the rider creatures in "The Dark Crystal", the diminitive bugged-eyed alien creatures from the classic version of "War of the Worlds", and the mutated Dr. Bartok creature, at the end of "The Fly II" (...especially in the 'split' face)...



...the best part of the movie was when that damn guy with the video camera, stumbled, went back for his video camera, stuck it once again in his face, just happened to look up, see the creature, and ended up getting munched by it; it was like the creature was saying, "...dude, what the heck are you doing, running around here with a video camera?? Shouldn't you be running for dear life??? Ah, well....suppertime!!!"



...even the oh-so touching and supposedly spontaneous 'Peyton Place' dialogue, at the beginiing of the film, seemed forced and unrealistic (...thought that I walked into a camcorder-filmed soap opera; I was waiting for a techno version of the "Days of Our Live" theme, to be playing in the background)...



....anyways, in answer to your question, that would be 'no', I didn't like "The Godzilla Holocaust Project" (...those most privvy in the horror, sci-fi and fantasy genres, will definitely understand why I would call it that)...
*famousbamis*
2008-01-29 16:46:08 UTC
I loved the movie really. I just thought about what I would do if that happened to me. But I really know I feel bad for those girls in the high heels. Plus everyone was drinking in the begging. What a bad drunk night !!!!!
KIERA
2008-01-29 13:39:08 UTC
yep havent seen it either. my brother has and he said its just okay so im not rushing out to go and see it at the movies. i'll just get it on dvd when it comes out and make my own decision then!
Scary Girl
2008-01-29 13:36:40 UTC
I haven't seen it...so i don't know


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