DaCocoBrova said:Here's she is!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v334/DaCocoBrova/clover.jpg
Pretty damn cool, and terrifying at the same time.
Isn't that old and been proven to be fake?
DaCocoBrova said:Here's she is!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v334/DaCocoBrova/clover.jpg
Pretty damn cool, and terrifying at the same time.
Tr4nce said:Isn't that old and been proven to be fake?
old as fuckTr4nce said:Isn't that old and been proven to be fake?
Iceman said:Can you compare it to the Host (if you've seen it)?
Smidget said:Yes, DaCocoBrova is stupid.
Crushed said:Okay, those who have seen the movie say that this picture is EXTREMELY close to the monster; keep in mind it was made by someone who read the descriptions, not someone who actually saw it.
http://i18.tinypic.com/6lngrab.jpg
My own (suck) attempts:
:lolhttp://i13.tinypic.com/6ppgtgl.png
http://i16.tinypic.com/6poghg5.jpg
wow, this sounds like the first most disappointing movie of the year and the forever.JCX9 said:I'll prefeace by saying there will obviously be spoilers
It starts off pretty slow and focuses on the character relationships. Whern the monster finally first attacks, the focus is still on the love story. The shaky cam wasn't as annoying as I expected it to be. It definitely got better as the movie went on. You could tell that the monster wasn't really the focus of the movie because the reveal happens towards the middle of the movie instead of the end. I think that picture of the monster posted on the page before is pretty good, but from what I saw, it looked thinner. The smaller, zergling-like monsters appear after falling off the main big monster.
Overall, it was good, but not great. The opening states that the tape was recovered by the government from what was once central park, so you know when and where they die at. One of my friends thinks that cloverfield sequels will just be different audio recovered from NYC on that night. My biggest complaint is that you never know what exactly the monster is or why it attacks.
If anyone has a more specific question, I'll try to answer it.
That doesn't really show the monster though.MoChi said:
Well, reading them is one thing. Seeing is Believing!Blablurn said:it's so hard to stay away from this thread :/
must...fight...against the will...to...read spoilers...
EDIT:
I've lost! I just read the spoilers about the monster. i'm so weak :/
Supposedly art from someone whose seen the film.Second said:
No, based off of the descriptions of people who saw it.Buttonbasher said:Supposedly art from someone whose seen the film.
Well we know from a trailer, a girl most likely explodes. But other than that I don't expect it to be super violent.-xBerserker- said:Is this a gory movie? Just asking because if it is, I will not take my GF to it :lol
-xBerserker- said:Is this a gory movie? Just asking because if it is, I will not take my GF to it :lol
From people who have seen the movie on Unfiction, they say that theres about 2-3 really Gory parts. Everything else is assumed violence. For instance, if someone's about to be eaten or killed the camera looks away.Tim-E said:It's PG-13 so it can't be too bad.
Smart guy. With a lot more screenings this week, it's only a matter of time until someone snags an actual picture of the monster.Aeon712 said:Somehow I have managed to read this thread without being spoiled, think I'm gonna bail out now till after Friday.
Aeon712 said:Somehow I have managed to read this thread without being spoiled, think I'm gonna bail out now till after Friday.
Tim-E said:It's PG-13 so it can't be too bad.
Buttonbasher said:New picture up on 1-18-08.com:
Damn, that's awesome. This and fucking Rambo. So much win.Flynn said:I saw the movie last night. It's very strong. The hand-held stuff is frequently intense. If you get motion sick take a pill before you go.
All monsterage is awesome. The people stuff is fine if you suspend disbelief.
And, I believe, they snuck a audio little reference to Half-Life in the movie. There's a bit where you hear a military radio squawk and it sounds just like the combine soldiers.
DaCocoBrova said:The hell? The nerdiness is overwhelming in here.
Gone.
Flynn said:I saw the movie last night. It's very strong. The hand-held stuff is frequently intense. If you get motion sick take a pill before you go.
All monsterage is awesome. The people stuff is fine if you suspend disbelief.
And, I believe, they snuck a audio little reference to Half-Life in the movie. There's a bit where you hear a military radio squawk and it sounds just like the combine soldiers.
Buttonbasher said:New picture up on 1-18-08.com:
Weenerz said:Whats the run time of this movie? Trying to squeeze in a showing before an appointment on friday.
Blablurn said:90 min
Second said:
Atrus said:Given the art style the same person likely did both pictures, so why does one picture have an extra set of arms, and have the larger ones structured differently?
I mean if it's just a recreation of what someone saw in a theater, I'd think they'd at least keep accounts as to how many arms it had consistent.
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I heard 85 minutes from my Theater...Weenerz said:So which is it, 75 or 90 minutes lol.