Cloverfield Monster
They look like zerglings crossed with the bugs from Starship Troopers
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no, it’s not a whale
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wow how didn’t i see that giant monster there?
Its a giant lizard with crabs that jump off and attack people.
why the hell was this movie called cloverfield anyway?
i stand corrected.!
That is what the military dubbed the creature or incident, something along that lines
No real reason, but the street the movie was produced on is called Cloverfield Street/Avenue something or other
I’m curious about the two monster theory. Never thought of that.
this is the best reasoning i’ve heard.
the monster has 3 toes, arranged like a 3 leaf clover and when it trampled through NYC, it left impressions of its feet all over the city like a field of clovers, hence cloverfield.
this was posted in another thread in here explaining the monsters origin and the movies name.
"At the credits ending of Cloverfield, the audio from the video cam says, "Help us!". But when played backwards, it says, "It’s still alive!" This happens after the end credits of Cloverfield. Assuming the speaker was Rob, he suggests Cloverfield (the monster) is still alive. This also suggests a sequel for Cloverfield 2!
The Japanese oil company TAGRUATO drops a satellite (Chimpanz III) into the ocean as part of viral marketing (shown at the end of the movie when Rob and Beth were on the ferris wheel).
TAGRUATO works with SLUSHO (a slush company), as the main ingredient for SLUSHO is found at the satellite dropzone (deep ocean). While searching for satellite and ingredients, they woke Cloverfield (the monster).
People who were at the party in the beginning of the movie, were seen wearing SLUSHO shirts. Rob apparently was going to be the Vice President of TAGRUATO in Japan.
The main ingredient of Slusho apparently turns a tiny fish into a HUGE whale, which explains the size of Cloverfield. The main ingredient is a deep sea nectar.
For animals/fishes/insects to survive in the deepest ocean (very high boiling temperature), they naturally have very high heat resistance. This explains how Cloverfield is able to withstand numerous bombs and attacks from the army.
Cloverfield refers to the field formerly known as Central Park. Clovers are
usually prone to grow at places after bombing. Thus the term "Clover" and "field" referring to park."
After the attack Central Park’s codename was "Cloverfield" as designated by the military.
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I haven’t seen Cloverfiled yet but I am a big fan of the 50′s monster movies so I hope I’m not disappointed. Is this really the monster? If so, should have a spoiler alert attached to this thread.
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This is the monster:
This is why it’s called Cloverfield:
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What does the title "Cloverfield" mean?
EditHistoryDelete There are many conflicting answers to this question, even among the creators of the film. Originally, "Cloverfield" was reported to be nothing more than an early working title, derived from the name of a street that JJ Abrams has an office on or near. More recently, "Cloverfield" director Matt Reeves explained in a USA Today article that – within the context of the story itself – "Cloverfield" is the codename of the military operation dispatched to battle the monster. (Cloverfield, incidentally, is the name of the military operation to stop the monster, though that’s not spelled out in the film.) (This is – according to one theory – because the three-toed creature left giant clover-shaped footprints all over Manhattan, making it look like a "field of clover," which is as good an explanation as any, although not confirmed. There are many other interesting fan-created theories for the appellation, all with credible reasoning.) The USA Today article can be seen here: In an article in the 1/25/08 Entertainment Weekly (Issue #975, "A New York State of…Panic!"), however, Drew Goddard – the screenwriter for "Cloverfield" – infers that the title was his creation, and is quoted as declining to reveal the title’s significance: "I’ve never told anyone my reasons, not even J.J." he says. In an interview with LAist found here. Matt Reeves states that the title Cloverfield came from Drew Goddard, and was the misunderstood name of a corporation Paramount owns. "When we started the project there was going to be an announcement in the trades. In this case, they wanted to keep everything under wraps. So the movie was going to be made under this outside corporation that was basically a property of Paramount. That corporation had a name that I dont know the name of. I think Clover was the first part of it. Maybe it was Cloverdale. When Drew [Goddard, LOST writer] was putting a name to the project, there was supposed to be a name for the project like there was for The Manhattan Project. So he said, "I am going to use that weird mysterious thing," and he misheard it. He didnt even understand that it wasnt Cloverfield, it was Cloverdale. Maybe that was because of the street by J.J.s old office, but the truth is he just misunderstood it." |
Fuck. Why don’t you guys listen to me. I know all about the fucking movie.
it really wasnt that bad, i was entertained the whole movie, well, after the monster came. although im sure the ending is what disappointed most people, i just hope there is a sequal..
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I think the one that looks like a whale is much cooler:
are you serious i thought it was great
and it tells you where the title comes from in the opening
Go see this one it is really worth it great monster movie with decent acting
The thing wasn’t that scary, it was those little things that scared the shit of me when they attacked.
people that didn’t appreciate this movie are anal faggots.
That they are my friend, That they are.
did anyone experience any of the vertigo symptoms while watching it? everyone where i watched it seemed okay, scared me shitless though
Nopp, can’t say i did. Beginning was kinda a strain on the eye, but ten minutes in and it was okay.
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