topsyturvy said:and um, didn't whats her face practically got her self out of the chopper? Why didn't she do that in the apartment building?? yeeeeeaaaa.
Vyer said:These 'arguments' are getting ridiculous.
some of you guys complaining are just nuts.
topsyturvy said:in that situation? it would only have to be family.
and um, didn't whats her face practically got her self out of the chopper? Why didn't she do that in the apartment building?? yeeeeeaaaa.
fistfulofmetal said:Oh and FYI, there's already Cloverfield monster rule 34
if anyone is interested
jordan0386 said:Woke up Sam Cassell.
CcrooK said:Eh? Do tell.
September 10, 1969, U.S. Government detonates a 41 kiloton A-bomb under a mountain in Grand View Colorado.
fistfulofmetal said:Rule 34, aka if it exists there's porn of it.
Snidely Whiplash said:/r1wfvq.jpg?
Wait...what? Does that mean what I think it does?fistfulofmetal said:Sadly, there are no exceptions.
This is the most accurate sketch I've seen so far.TheWolf said:
Did you forget about thetopsyturvy said:Why didn't she do that in the apartment building?? yeeeeeaaaa.
TAJ said:I'd heard that shakey-cam was a pretty serious issue with this movie, so I popped a Dramamine a half hour before and sat in the back row. I STILL FUCKING GOT SICK, and I was able to make it through Bourne Ultimatum without any problems. (I puked during Speed 2, though, along with half the theater)
Making a movie in first-person needs to be made punishable by death.
I really can't beleive this problem is as widespread as it seems. I honestly had no problem seeing what was going on at all.Teknoman said:You know I never believed people actually got motion sickness from first person views in games or movies...but this topic has changed my views.
Teknoman said:You know I never believed people actually got motion sickness from first person views in games or movies...but this topic has changed my views.
fistfulofmetal said:Sadly, there are no exceptions.
We all made it up. Fooled ya.MIMIC said:I just re-watched the ending. Nothing came from the sky. What is everyone talking about?
If you're watching the footage I think you're watching, then It didn't show up well. It's not a big splash, but its noticeable. From sky to water.MIMIC said:I just re-watched the ending. Nothing came from the sky. What is everyone talking about?
Buttonbasher said:Interesting happenings. People over at Unfiction are saying that during the credits (mainly the overture) there flashes a date a few times:
September 10, 1969
Importance?
My thoughts are that its a nod toWhat kind of bomb was used at the end.
MIMIC said:I just re-watched the ending. Nothing came from the sky. What is everyone talking about?
Yeah that could be. Don't know if it's already been mentioned, but Matt Reeves was the one that recorded that line. It was the last thing they recorded.Phoenix said:If they'd used that at the end, there'd be no tape and certainly no "its still alive" because everyone would have combusted.
El Papa said:why would they show a satellite crashing when no one even knew about a satellite unless they followed the ARG hype stuff?
Plus the satellite thing is just a theory.Phoenix said:Same reason that they keyed in on the girl from the viral marketing campaign? I'm sure they did several things in the movie that were fan service for the people that followed the marketing campaign.
Teknoman said:Far right corner of the scene. Keep your eye on the water.
Also thats another rule for these kinds of sorta non-mainstream movies, always keep an eye out for something during wide shots of an area.
It's to the left of it. I'll edit the pic.MIMIC said:The only thing in the far right corner is a boat.
In the theatre it was clear as day.MIMIC said:I just re-watched the ending. Nothing came from the sky. What is everyone talking about?
RubxQub said:In the theatre it was clear as day.
I watched it drop the entire way down.
heliosRAzi said:There's no Rosie O Donnell porn and that's the exception
awesome. I love this kind of stuff.DarthWaiter said:Note that in the "viral" marketing campaign for the film, there were hints concerning the "Bloop" incident. In 1997, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recorded an ultra-low frequency underwater sound that was never identified. Scientists who studied the phenomenon said that the creature that produced it would be much larger than a blue whale.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloop
the ocean is full of mysteries
Spike Spiegel said:Okay, it's 1am here and I'm now caught up with this thread after having seen the film. I loved it. I don't know what else to say that's positive, that hasn't already been said, except... this movie gave me "ants in the pants." Once the sh*t started going down I was gripping my armrests and tapping my foot relentlessly the entire time. It was like a thrill ride, really.
Probably all I'll be able to talk about at work tomorrow.
Scarecrow said:awesome. I love this kind of stuff.
Also, I'm glad I work in a movie theater. I keep watchingand thethat bombing run near the end (amazing).flaming hobo banter scene
wait wtf is this?Scopebob Sniperpants said:Tuning in to a deep sea monster
http://archives.cnn.com/2002/TECH/science/06/13/bloop/
I seriously dislike this whole "secret ingredient" backstory that's been conjured up though all the viral nonsense. It takes this extremely cool monster and turns it into this...TheWolf said:maybe thesecret ingredient comes from some kind of comet that crashed into the ocean or something then. i just find the idea that a single alien creature would come through our atmosphere only to run around NY knocking shit over while showing no intelligence to be retarded.
Scopebob Sniperpants said:Tuning in to a deep sea monster
http://archives.cnn.com/2002/TECH/science/06/13/bloop/
Teknoman said:And this is why im glad I live in Texas. Nothing is coming out of the water near Galveston. NOTHING. All we've got to worry about are Chupacabras and Thunderbirds.
Also note that the sound is speed up by 16x it's normal speed. Imagine how it would sound at it's normal speed....
You expected her to explode?probune said:It's funny, everyone seemed to be exhilarated when watching this movie except me. I was pretty much unsurprised by whatever was happening onscreen. Even when the chick exploded, which was the coolest part of the movie, I was like "yeah, I kind of expected her to do that since she got bitten and stuff."
temp said:You expected her to explode?