Cloverfield

innerSpaceman · 01-31-2008, 01:55 PM

I want Rob to be alive... and then move to Los Angeles to get as far away from the monster and bad memories as possible ... only to discover that the quasi-radiation from the bomb dropped on Central Park has turned him gay ... and then he meets Me.

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Oh, and yeah Cloverfield was named for the street in Santa Monica, that's the offramp nearest to J.J.'s production offices, heheh.

Pirate Bill · 02-04-2008, 09:27 AM

I had a hard time enjoying this movie. I started getting motion sick about 20 minutes into it and couldn't shake it. I had to look away from the screen most of the time, only looking back during the more important parts.

It's pretty sad really. Film is a very visual medium but I could only listen to most of it. And from what I could see in my peripheral vision it didn't look like I was missing much. The story was great. I loved the monster. Everything looked so very real. But the fact that I couldn't watch it ruined the experience.

I'm wishing now that I had waited for it to come out on DVD so I could watch it on a smaller screen. And if that still made me sick I could turn it off and come back to it later when I was feeling better.

Didn't toss my cookies, but I did feel very woozy when I left the theater and it took me about an hour before I was feeling fine again.

01-31-2008, 01:55 PM	#1
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	I want Rob to be alive... and then move to Los Angeles to get as far away from the monster and bad memories as possible ... only to discover that the quasi-radiation from the bomb dropped on Central Park has turned him gay ... and then he meets Me. * * * * Oh, and yeah Cloverfield was named for the street in Santa Monica, that's the offramp nearest to J.J.'s production offices, heheh.
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02-04-2008, 09:27 AM	#2
Pirate Bill Quality since 1973 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Right here Posts: 473	I had a hard time enjoying this movie. I started getting motion sick about 20 minutes into it and couldn't shake it. I had to look away from the screen most of the time, only looking back during the more important parts. It's pretty sad really. Film is a very visual medium but I could only listen to most of it. And from what I could see in my peripheral vision it didn't look like I was missing much. The story was great. I loved the monster. Everything looked so very real. But the fact that I couldn't watch it ruined the experience. I'm wishing now that I had waited for it to come out on DVD so I could watch it on a smaller screen. And if that still made me sick I could turn it off and come back to it later when I was feeling better. Didn't toss my cookies, but I did feel very woozy when I left the theater and it took me about an hour before I was feeling fine again.
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