>aliens drop a scout to track her down and kill her
Awesome concept - drastic change in tone pulled off perfectly
>"You gotta be kidding me!" line >blows up organic spaceship with a bottle of whiskey and some matches >knocks over mailbox that literally says "10 Cloverfield Lane" in CGI letters
Full Hollywood retard
Joseph Clark
You're just butthurt
Luis Brown
cloverfield fans, everyone
Jacob King
>Full Hollywood retard Well yeah, while it's widely known the "cloverfield" has been coined last minutes for marketing purposes (why? it's not even that popular) and the movie has jackshit to do with it, there is an apparently much less know trivia about this movie. I've read god knows where that the aliens action sequences were a request from the suits, otherwise the movie would have originally ended with her seeing the floating ship upon exiting the bunker.
Gavin Rodriguez
They hint at why the bottle kills it. It's organic and the poison gas is lit af, you see this when it lets some out snd there's a fire. So she throws fire at the source and it causes a chain reaction. This is why the aliens are losing, because they couldn't quickly annihilate the human race.
Just fucking with ya, yeah it could have been better.
Joshua James
That scene was completely unnecessary schlock and the movie would have been stronger without it.
That said, it bugged me that the aliens have only two ways to kill people, poison gas and attack dogs ( I know it's not a dog, but it's the same principle).
You'd think a species that developed FTL travel with the intention of invading another planet would have also brought something analogous to a gun, but you'd be wrong.
Jace Nguyen
Nothing implies FTL travel.
Eli Cook
>doesn't know how big space is
Asher Walker
Are you brain damaged? There are plenty of scenarios enabling space travel without the requirement of mad speed.
Jacob Foster
Name one, professor.
David Taylor
>FTL speed inherently means the ship travels at that speed and excludes the interpretation where the ship merely reaches its destination in a time faster than light particles would take to reach the same distance
Adam Jones
-coming from not so far away -life cycle going on normally during the travel (born/live/die on the ship, farms...) -live long (and prosper)
Colton Hernandez
Wormwhore
Alexander Johnson
Gassing the planet is a much better strategy than shooting bullets at every one of the 7 billion people on Earth.
Hudson Edwards
>closest planet is still 14 LY away >degradation of ship materials over that time >hand-waving nonsense
Adam Bennett
>Wormwhore I didn't ask about your mother's nickname.
Gavin Anderson
Someone needs to make a version of the film that has her drive off as soon as she escapes, with the only hint of aliens being that flash of lightning showing the silhouette in the sky.
Colton Rodriguez
you mean a non-relativistic form of transportation. FTL is simply an impossible idea. as nonsensical as saying slower than stopped.
Lincoln Cruz
they are morally opposed to guns, pay attention next time
Cameron Murphy
>Every insignificant detail is set-up, even the fact that the shelf can be knocked over >But they don't confront him with the earring or anything
Jackson Sanchez
The aliens were real all along. So the little girl wasn't real?
Angel Wright
>implying an alium has to come from a copy of earth >implying there aren't shit ton of materials both both known and unknown that would hold up for millions of years >taking a trek reference out of its parenthesis to make it replace the actual point confirmed fedora faggot.