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Producer
Louis A. Stroller, Martin Bregman, Michaels. Bregman
Sub-Genre
Action / Adventure
Studio
Universal Studios
UPC
0097363520641
Format
DVD
Release Year
2008
Actor
Michael Stahl-David, Mike Vogel
Rating
PG-13
Director
Matt Reeves
Genre
Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Movie/TV Title
Cloverfield

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Director Matt Reeves (THE PALLBEARER) and producer J. J. Abrams (LOST, ALIAS) turn a mysterious monster loose in Manhattan in the disaster flick CLOVERFIELD. The movie begins at a party for Rob (Michael Stahl-David), who has accepted a promotion that will send him to Japan. Hud (T. J. Miller) is entrusted with the responsibility of videotaping the party--and as the trouble grows, he holds on to the camera, recording everything that happens. In fact, the entire movie is seen through the lens of his camera, reminiscent of THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT. As terrified people in a post-9/11 New York City take to the streets, Rob decides to head uptown to try to save Beth (Odette Yustman), the woman he loves, though he's afraid to tell her so. Rob is joined by his brother Jason (Mike Vogel), Jason's girlfriend Lily (Jessica Lucas), Lily's friend Marlena (Lizzy Caplan), and Hud, who has a thing for Marlena. Rob is determined not to give up, even after almost being crushed by the Statue of Liberty's head and as the military shows up to force evacuation of the city. Reeves and first-time screenwriter Drew Goddard, who previously has written television episodes of such series as BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER, ANGEL, ALIAS, and LOST, focus in on the central aspect of the story: people trying to survive the monster attack. Very little else is explained, since the story is told completely through the video camera. And there is no additional score to heighten the drama; the only music is that which is picked up by Hud and the camera's microphone, including snippets of songs by Kings of Leon, Parliament Funkadelic, Of Montreal, and others. The anticipation of CLOVERFIELD's release was enhanced by a viral marketing campaign that included Web sites built around the main characters and even the fictional drink Slusho.

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Actor
Michael Stahl-David, Mike Vogel
Rating
PG-13
Movie/TV Title
Cloverfield
Director
Matt Reeves
Format
DVD
Release Year
2008
Genre
Sci-Fi & Fantasy

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Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
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617
Leading Role
Michael Stahl-David, Mike Vogel
Release Date
20080422
Film Country
USA

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  • Cloverfield goes out to Pasture

    What is going on in Hollywood these days? I just got done watching Cloverfield.... What can I say? Its kind of a combination of "Blair Witch Project" and any "Boy-meets-girl" flick but without any recognizable story line... Without any heros... Without any real substance. It leaves you asking more questions than you had before seeing it... a real head-scratcher. On the positive side, the 5.1 Surround audio tracks and well executed video presentation seemed to compete with the lack of substance and somewhat successfully made up for the difference. Final Score: Sights and Sounds=1 vs. Substance=0 My suggestion? Pop in the DVD, Grab a bag of popcorn, Turn the lights off, Take a seat and, Crank the 5.1 Surround Audio up REAL LOUD! (That way you won't be tempted to fall asleep!)

  • Cloverfield: Unique film ... possible LOST tie in

    One compelling reason I was interested in Cloverfield is because it bucked the Hollywood trend of a blockbuster costing an outrageous amount of money to make. Cloverfield cost $25 Million to make ... the advertising for the movie was essentially free as dozens upon dozens of websites picked up on the little things in the first movie trailer discussing them again and again in detail. I wanted to participate and contribute this experiment in movie making. Now, I want to touch on one other aspect of this movie that intrigues me ... Back when the trailer for Cloverfield (then called "1-18-08") first came out I suggested that this movie might be a LOST television series tie in. I think it still may be. Yesterday I read this; Cloverfield graphic novel coming out. "Remember this last shot in ...

  • the good n the bad

    The first thing i want to say is that i personally like this movie. The story line is off beat, but in the end it boils down to a story about love....then add in the destruction of a city, a giant unknown monster, and a goofy guy holding the camera and adding in his own commentary throughout the movie. The 'Blair Witch Project' style of camera is not really the kinda of thing i like, but that is a personal opinion. As for the graphics, CGI, and other movie magic; the only thing i could really ask for is to see the cloverfield monster a little more. It is an awsome moster, and with so much mystery behind it, anyone who might have seen trailors, or gone online to see what it was would want to see it truelly in action...not just glimpses from afar.

  • Best monster movie ever made---period

    Completely ignore killraven's review, he needs to go back to high school english for one, and for two he doesn't have a legitmate reason as to why he dislikes the movie. This movie is unlike any horror/monster movie ever made. It's filmed entirely on a hand-held camera which makes it almost too realistic at times; you feel like you are right there with the characters, not knowing what will happen next. I sat forward in my seat with my hands on my head pretty much the entire time after the monster initially attacks, it's intense. I am not going to describe what the monster looks like, except that the thing is HUGE; you will have to see it for yourself. At times you may think that the cameraman acts a little out of character and not really very serious about the situation, but after I ...

  • Exceeded many expectations while being original

    From the start many people compare this movie to the Blair Witch Project. But this movie was way more than some crappy movie done shot by a hand held camera with poor cinematics. This was a clever, thrilling, interesting, and a great movie to watch. As I sat in the movie theater I felt that I was personally in NEW YORK. The way that the camera was used created a realistic feel to the movie. It was more than some monster flick. Cloverfield was all about this group of people trying to get out of Manhattan, not just the monster destroying everything. There were many surprises in the plot, and the graphics were outstanding. The monster was very original and realistic, and the monster was not the main focus of the story which separated this movie from GODZILLA. SO yes I would recommend this ...