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Lycas666

godzilla meets the blairwitch in new york
12 years 8 months ago
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rensreus

Didn't expect to like it. But the shaky cam really worked for this film you really get used to it after 15 minutes.
13 years 12 months ago
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DisneyStitch

I kind of enjoy the fact that it's like one of those major monster pics but brought down to the street level with a bunch of ordinary people. Godzilla movies have had the same kind of formula but never with a normal "that could be you and me" kind of cast. I think it also works well that we don't really know what is going on but can guess if we've seen other monster movies. Where did it come from? Will the military be able to stop it? How do we escape New York? Just like the characters we are left with the exact same questions which puts us in their shoes. This is probably my favorite found footage film.
8 years 2 months ago
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Cadeicus

I thought this was a really unique way of telling a story, especially one like this. It really gave it a 'real' feeling to it.

I really liked the bit at the end of the credits where there's audio of someone saying 'it's alive' or something, but reversed. It sounds so ominous played the right way around that I'm a little annoyed they reversed it.. Maybe just me.
8 years 11 months ago
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mandapuspi

Re-watch, and it's still enjoyable and thrilling as I first watched it.
11 years 7 months ago
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sammysin

I always enjoy watching this.

Clover is a really cool looking monster.
11 years 4 months ago
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armyofshadows

Very well done and consistent, actually. A good thriller, done in the same style as Blair Witch, but still a very different movie. I mean, it's fun. It's cool.
13 years ago
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Adamov10

oh my god
oh my god
oh my god
8 years 3 months ago
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taylorannephotography

It was okay. The overall plot was lacking but I liked the effects of the camera shaking and all that.
12 years 8 months ago
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DogbaneDan

"Person-eye-view of a giant monster attack" turns out to be an excellent route to take with the kaiju genre.

For movies whose stars are massive creatures, we get an oddly limited amount of chances to look at them from street level.

The movie itself is interesting and a testament to the fact that it's a good idea not to explain everything to the audience.
6 years 4 months ago
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rainy

In the beggining it felt like crap, but I ended up actually loving this movie.
12 years 6 months ago
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VideoJoe

The movie that made me need a home cinema. An incredible ride on a big screen with surround sound, but nowhere near as entertaining on a normal television.
12 years 7 months ago
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demagogo

realism implies alienation from reality
6 years ago
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Siskoid

Cloverfield... Blair Witch does Godzilla... I'd bought it as a Godzilla fan, and find it to be a Gojira for the post-9/11 age. After all, both films exist in the long shadow of a man-made disaster, and relevant disturbing images are found in each. I might be of another opinion had I nauseously seen it in theaters, but on a television, the handheld style didn't cause any queasies. On the contrary, I thought it was a very effective way to make the event seem real, to the point where I didn't know how some of the effects were achieved. The naturalistic acting also helped in this respect, and Hud was a pretty funny character.
6 years 11 months ago
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mathiasa

Pov-concept works good with the plot.
10 years 8 months ago

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