Cloverfield

when you get over the camera movement its really good!

shot the same way Blair Witch was........

instant headache

Let me know how it is... it's by the same guy that does LOST, right?

I was worried about the blair witchyness aspect.

Okay, it was good but the camera never stopped moving! I think a few people around me started to get sea sick! After the mad crazy hype preceeding this movie I went in with high expectations and came out a little disappointed. It got off to a great start, kinda trailed off in the middle, and the less said about the end the better.

Still, it was a good flick and worth a watch.

Oh, forgot to mention - there was cool teaser trailer for the new Trek movie coming up. It really was just that, a teaser! It's scheduled to be released at Christmas.

Movie sucked!!!! Save your money!!!
Some loosers attempt at creating "ART"..... they failed.
Worste movie I have seen since Space Balls

I liked it!

And space balls is a classic

Here, you guys will like this... The real camera used in cloverfield...


http://gizmodo.com/347463/the-real-c...nd-cloverfield

oooo...the F23...my keyboards about to short circuit from all the drool...

Hey was that someone bashing Spaceballs? Bite your tongue!

bummer, thought i finally found a movie max would want to go see

I haven't seen it, but friends have... They said the audience was screaming & cussing at the end of the film that they couldn't believe it ended the way it did... Everyone was really PO'd... Guess I'll wait till it comes out on DVD...

Its Similar to Blair Witch int he way it was shot? If so, no interest in seeing it. Blair Witch was the worst movie of all time. It is the only time I have actually considered asking for my money back.

Walked in watched about 20 min of the movie and walked out of the packed theater (5 other people)

it started out kinda gay but it got really good! I liked it a lot ( except the ending)

the home video aspect sorta blows, but it adds a level of realism to it. i thought the movie was rad, and the scariest scene didn't involve the monster but rather the characters having to jump from one skyscraper to another that was knocked over and leaning onto it. i have a huge phobia of tall buildings and driving in the mountains. but i love flying, weird. anyways, the movie was worth it to me. getting sick is just vertigo because our body can't handle all that motion in the dark with no other frame of reference to tell it that it's not moving. i hope that they come out with another movie that'll give some sort of explanation as to what the hell that thing was and where did it come from.

Take Blair Witch, and Godzilla, throw in a dash of Starship Troopers and you have Cloverfield.

There are 2 reasons I reference Starship Troopers. 1. the little monsters look kinda like the big monster, which looks like the bugs in...you guessed it... Starship Troopers.

I thought the movie was completely unoriginal. It seemed as if the concept guys sat around and said, "how can I waste a whole bunch of money without really having to be creative?" I put this movie in the same catagory as Master of Disguise, and Nacho Libre. HORRIBLE.