Matt Reeves travels back to Cloverfield...

I was thinking about it, and I realized that I would definitely see a sequel to 2008's Cloverfield I didn't mean for it to sound like 2008 is over, but that's the way it came out. Cloverfield shattered the box office it's opening week with an astounding $41 million dollars in January. It's a fantastic flick with a great real feel to it.

Reeves is currently attached to helm the upcoming Invisible Woman which has no connections to the Fantastic Four or Jessica Alba. Reeves would, of course, helm the Untitled Cloverfield sequel with JJ Abrams and Bad Robot productions behind him.

Interesting stuff.

The Shake Down...

I really couldn't devise a better title. I tried. I really did. This CNN article states that via Cloverfield people had to get up in the middle of it - because they were getting dizzy and they had to hurl.

Pussies.

First of all, the camera work, was actually pretty damn good. Not nearly as bad as Blair Witch Project which had the worst camera work in the history of film. Secondly, I saw the flick, and it was awesome. Awesome. I didn't get dizzy, no one in the theatre with me got dizzy. People are fucking pussies when it comes to shit like this.

Aww...Poor baby got a tummy ache. Cry me a fucking river you douchebag.

I'm angry...ARGGHH..

Here's the article.

Cloverfield pounds the competition...

Being that I saw the flick, I knew this was going to happen. The theaters were packed; you had to know that it was going to make:

$41 million dollars

In it's opening weekend.

Viral marketing for Cloverfield?

Uh...

Okay. I understand the usage of viral marketing. Cartoon Network did it for their big show Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theatres (!) with their mooninites all over Boston. But I don't understand this one. I do not understand why they're doing this marketing in San Fransisco and not New York City where the trailer for the movie takes place.

Stupppppidity.

Five minutes of...

The most anticipated flick of next year (probably) Cloverfield...

Holy Fuck.

This whole Cloverfield deal.

Alright, JJ Abrams is producing a new flick. Currently the flick is being called Cloverfield which isn't a bad title regardless of the flick. However, I saw the teaser-trailer for the first time tonight in front of Transformers (which I won't review; sorry), and I am seriously fucking intrigued by it. It seems like it'll be an entirely different take on the entire "disaster" flick. It seems to have a monster of some sort attacking New York City, initially people think it's an Earthquake, then in the distance you see something attacking a building. People are scurrying down a flight of stairs, nearly falling, and pour out onto the street where they stand and watch as something seriously attacks more buildings. Then, and only then, the head of the Statue of Liberty comes tumbling down the street. When I saw that JJ Abrams was producing (it flashed during the trailer) I knew exactly what it was. My brother asked me, and I said "It's this flick called Cloverfield that's being heavily guarded" and this is the truth. Finally, a site has popped up for it. Here. It's pretty awesome to look at for a moment, initially taking in the fake-fear that these two actors possessed for the shot.

Need I mention that the entire trailer was shot by a single-hand-held camera? What I would suggest doing is going to Ethanhaaswasright.com, and check this shit out first:



Later.