On top of that one of them was jogging around after being impaled by rebar for a few hours.
Thank you!!!!!! That was another thing. Wouldn't she have bled out??? Or maybe it's like on The Island where everyone recovers really quickly (i.e. Rose, Locke, Ben)?
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Yea I liked it, it was intense, and the ending was real, not realistic, but real. Like, not a happy ending, but just a "shit happens, and some times your friends all die and you get nuked" kinda real. Ya know?
But I think it started off really slow, maybe it was meant to be that way, I dont know. I almost left and went to another movie because It was so boring and making me sick. And yes I did get sick, partly because there were so many people I had to sit very close, normally I sit in the back.
So yea, I liked it, I recommend it if you enjoy a nice movie every once and a while.
I enjoyed this flick a lot....seemed "real" to me because there were no answers/explainations just as would be the case for the average Joe citizen during an event of this magnitude....
In the theatre I heard one chick say "such a stupid movie, didn't even explain where the monster came from"...I thought, no if they did have some covert team tell the group of nobodies where it came from it would really make the movie lame and not as "real".....
I enjoyed this flick a lot....seemed "real" to me because there were no answers/explainations just as would be the case for the average Joe citizen during an event of this magnitude....
In the theatre I heard one chick say "such a stupid movie, didn't even explain where the monster came from"...I thought, no if they did have some covert team tell the group of nobodies where it came from it would really make the movie lame and not as "real".....
I missed it but in the last scene where they guy and girl are at coney isl, you see something fall out of the sky and land in the ocean.
I enjoyed this flick a lot....seemed "real" to me because there were no answers/explainations just as would be the case for the average Joe citizen during an event of this magnitude....
In the theatre I heard one chick say "such a stupid movie, didn't even explain where the monster came from"...I thought, no if they did have some covert team tell the group of nobodies where it came from it would really make the movie lame and not as "real".....
there was a lot of viral marketing for this movie that may have explained more.
i started to follow it but then it just became so much i got lost.
there was a website up for the company Rob was going to in Japan...
the object that falls into the ocean at the end was apparently a satellite...blah blah blah...it was interesting.
but yea, i enjoyed the movie. just bought actually.
Esther's here and she's sick?
hi Esther, now we are all going to be sick, thanks
i finally saw this and actually hated it. i dunno, i just found nothing redeeming. i didn't feel like i got to know the characters so i didn't really care what happened to them. the whole shaky camera thing was giving me a headache. plus, didn't the beginning flash something about how the camera was found by the govt. in central park? i thought it was a given that none of them survived. it was definitely no lost!
A few days later I was at work pretty late by myself and I got totally spooked thinking about what if a monster really did walk through the streets of NYC one night.
i finally saw this and actually hated it. i dunno, i just found nothing redeeming. i didn't feel like i got to know the characters so i didn't really care what happened to them. the whole shaky camera thing was giving me a headache. plus, didn't the beginning flash something about how the camera was found by the govt. in central park? i thought it was a given that none of them survived. it was definitely no lost!
Yeah the shaky camera thing was annoying as hell in "The Blair Witch Project" (most overhyped piece of cinematic crap in history), so why would any film maker think revisiting that technique to be a good idea?
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Thank you!!!!!! That was another thing. Wouldn't she have bled out??? Or maybe it's like on The Island where everyone recovers really quickly (i.e. Rose, Locke, Ben)?
And then the ole monster movie killer...no physical being could sustain that amount of mass on land.
But I think it started off really slow, maybe it was meant to be that way, I dont know. I almost left and went to another movie because It was so boring and making me sick. And yes I did get sick, partly because there were so many people I had to sit very close, normally I sit in the back.
So yea, I liked it, I recommend it if you enjoy a nice movie every once and a while.
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In the theatre I heard one chick say "such a stupid movie, didn't even explain where the monster came from"...I thought, no if they did have some covert team tell the group of nobodies where it came from it would really make the movie lame and not as "real".....
I missed it but in the last scene where they guy and girl are at coney isl, you see something fall out of the sky and land in the ocean.
It was pretty good for what it was
there was a lot of viral marketing for this movie that may have explained more.
i started to follow it but then it just became so much i got lost.
there was a website up for the company Rob was going to in Japan...
the object that falls into the ocean at the end was apparently a satellite...blah blah blah...it was interesting.
but yea, i enjoyed the movie. just bought actually.
Esther's here and she's sick?
hi Esther, now we are all going to be sick, thanks
did you had a headache watching it?
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It kinda made me want to barf while watching it.
A few days later I was at work pretty late by myself and I got totally spooked thinking about what if a monster really did walk through the streets of NYC one night.
I actually liked the ending. Seemed right.
funny how i think that was the most unrealistic part of a MONSTER movie.
$9. I miss those days.
Yeah the shaky camera thing was annoying as hell in "The Blair Witch Project" (most overhyped piece of cinematic crap in history), so why would any film maker think revisiting that technique to be a good idea?
All in all the movie was meh.