CLOVERFIELD
With
Michael
Stahl-David,
Lizzy
Caplan,
Odette
Yustman,
Jessica
Lucas,
T.J.
Miller,
Margot
Farley,
Theo
Rossi,
Brian
Klugman
Written
by
Drew
Goddard
Directed
by
Matt
Reeves
And
New
York
gets
destroyed,
yet
again…
Every
time
you
think
they
can
hardly
make
another
YouTube
generation
movie
from
a
handheld
digital
video
camera
perspective,
another
rather
impressive
one
comes
along.
Here
however,
it
isn’t
exactly
a
zero
budget
production
(especially
when
it
comes
to
the
special-FX),
and
the
combination
of
the
handycam-style
point
of
view
footage
with
realistic
FX
makes
it
even
more
compelling
to
watch.
We
don’t
want
to
give
anything
away
as
this
movie
is
far
more
enjoyable
when
a
little
mystery
remains
as
to
what
exactly
is
happening
in
New
York
on
this
fateful
night
(you’ll
be
glad
nothing
was
divulged
here).
A
group
of
friends
throw
a
farewell
party
for
their
friend.
One
guy
is
saddled
with
a
video
camera
to
cover
the
evening
and
record
comments
from
everyone.
It
doesn’t
take
long
until
the
mayhem
ensues,
at
first
thinking
it’s
an
earthquake
they
rush
out
only
to
be
met
by
mass
confusion
and
extreme
fear
from
the
city’s
population.
Seen
through
the
camera
lens,
the
source
and
nature
of
this
catastrophic
and
deadly
disaster
soon
unfolds.
J.J.
Abrams,
producer
of
the
popular
Lost
TV
series,
has
successfully
brought
a
very
compelling
modern
horror
story
to
life.
I
have
a
friend
who
unfortunately
cannot
watch
these
kinds
of
movies
as
the
shaking
camera
makes
him
feel
nauseous!
So,
if
you
have
a
similar
problem,
watch
with
caution.
Extra
features:
deleted
scenes;
alternate
endings;
outtakes;
making
of
documentary;
featurettes
(incl.
special
FX);
director
commentary
track.
5
/
B
-
Paul
Blom
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