Cloverfield
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I know.. I know… I’m supposed to write my “delayed stories”, but i just have to post. I MUST POST THIS.
CLOVERFIELD IS ZOMGly GOOD. If you have the same taste with Edo, then it’s highly recommended to watch this movie. Too bad, I can’t reveal anything about it here because… it’s just not cool to watch the movie if you know what it’s about >:D
So yeah. Go watch it.
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Imie
18 Jan, 2008
Wanna watch for sec time ?
H4RRY
18 Jan, 2008
Damn, can only watch it when go back. No cinema here….
Kakashin
19 Jan, 2008
I just watched it. Most of my colleagues left the place before the movie finished because they felt sick. I kinda panicked when they told me that but when I watched it with my siblings and Ai Ling and her brother, we were all fine :|
BlackHowling
19 Jan, 2008
Only the chosen ones can watch it. Anyway, jom tgk second time? :>
kiddokun
19 Jan, 2008
Its out already ?? Hmmm…when i’m going to watch this…
Ganaesh
20 Jan, 2008
Dammit. Wanted to watch, but my asthma attacks came in and screwed it up for me. *sigh*
H4RRY
21 Jan, 2008
To train before watching this movie, just play Quake 3 or Counterstrike. Or ride a rollercoaster on front seat.
Ganaesh
23 Jan, 2008
Bloody hell. Definitely an experience worth experiencing in the cinema. The acting is meh, but goddammit I was sucked into the nightmare. It was pretty damn intense at parts, beginning with the subway tunnel scene (“Turn on the night-vision!”), and I still can’t stop thinking about the movie.
I don’t know. It definitely has its flaws, but man… what a movie! The whole in-your-face hand-held camera shooting was pretty incredible, and this is my first time watching something like this (I never watched Blair Witch, and I don’t think I’ll bother). It felt like a documentary rather than a film, and Matt Reeves went above and beyond to make sure it FEELS like a video recording found while the US Military were excavating around what used to be Central Park.
I wonder if we’ll ever get to see what the other guy was recording.
P.S: Oh, check this link out. It’s IMDB’s FAQ about Cloverfield. Has some pretty interesting facts about the production. It even answers the question about the video recording: How does the camera’s battery last for seven hours or more? My respect for the whole production team just went through the roof after reading it.