Cloverfield the movie

[Merlin]

Never came so close to asking for my money back.
How did it ever get to be nationwide, I'll never know

Merlin

 

[NicePants42]

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/cloverfield/

 

[Rob Williams]

I haven't heard anything that great about the movie either... surprised it scored so high at Rotten Tomatoes.

 

[slugbug]

It got too much hype on the internet. I'm glad I didn't waste my money seeing it.

 

[werty316]

What exactly did everyone not like about Cloverfield? It seems that the majority of people's opinions are that they either liked it or they didn't like it.

I had pretty high expectations considering the amount of neat viral marketing as well as the buzz going around and when I wen to see it, I liked it.

I guess you have to like this type of movie to appreciate the overall theme and point of Cloverfield and I so can't wait for a sequel with more people dying and destruction all around

 

[madstork91]

not my cup of tea. And i honestly hated it months before it even came out.

I dont have a reason other than the fact that it got TOOO much hype, for no reason.

After that, they didnt deliver to most of the ppl who hyped it.

 

[Rob Williams]

That's the problem with hype. It tends to build up to something completely worthless. Take Snakes On a Plane! for example. That had hype for months, and I haven't met anyone that enjoyed that movie.

 

[madstork91]

That's the problem with hype. It tends to build up to something completely worthless. Take Snakes On a Plane! for example. That had hype for months, and I haven't met anyone that enjoyed that movie.

Aye... but that deals with "the rules of the internet"

"16. If you fail in epic proportions it may just become a winning failure."

the movie was a fail form the start. And samuel jackson knew it. That is why he did it. To fail so hard he won.