Cloverfield 2 Teaser Pic?!

[mustang750r]

tell me what you think
found this on the net
http://www.filmofilia.com/wp-content...erfield204.jpg

[cajmoyper]

I definitely wouldn't mind a sequel. ::spoiler::That ending where the creature falls into the water from the sky as the camera is overlooking Coney Island leaves some things open for sure.

[lnh_boy]

I've seen this photo before... it's part of the viral marketing from the first film. Something about an underwater photo below an oil rig owned by the Tagruato Corp.

[plowmanjoe]

Originally Posted by cajmoyper

I definitely wouldn't mind a sequel. ::spoiler::That ending where the creature falls into the water from the sky as the camera is overlooking Coney Island leaves some things open for sure.

that is not an opening for a sequel. that was a satellite crashing into the water from before the whole incident took place. doesn't mean there won't be a sequel though. last i heard it was going to be about the same night from a different perspective. not sure though.

[mustang750r]

when I saw this pic one of the first things that popped into mind was that jj and matt said once in an interveiw that they would like to go into the origin of the creature.

[obiwopkenobi62]

Originally Posted by plowmanjoe

that is not an opening for a sequel. that was a satellite crashing into the water from before the whole incident took place. doesn't mean there won't be a sequel though. last i heard it was going to be about the same night from a different perspective. not sure though.

I thought it was the creature falling to Earth. How do you know it was a satellite? Just wondering. If you look at the dates on the video tape, when you see the thing falling it was approx. 1 month before the monster went on the rampage.

[plowmanjoe]

Originally Posted by obiwopkenobi62

I thought it was the creature falling to Earth. How do you know it was a satellite? Just wondering. If you look at the dates on the video tape, when you see the thing falling it was approx. 1 month before the monster went on the rampage.

everything you need to know: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1060277/faq . basically they recorded over his tape of the day him and that girl did stuff in new york. that's why you get random clips of that day throughout the movie. reading through all of these facts makes you appreciate the genius of the movie a little bit more.

[jmlalit5]

Originally Posted by plowmanjoe

everything you need to know: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1060277/faq . basically they recorded over his tape of the day him and that girl did stuff in new york. that's why you get random clips of that day throughout the movie. reading through all of these facts makes you appreciate the genius of the movie a little bit more.

Yeah, there's a load of cool stuff in the trivia section.

[cajmoyper]

Originally Posted by plowmanjoe

that is not an opening for a sequel. that was a satellite crashing into the water from before the whole incident took place. doesn't mean there won't be a sequel though. last i heard it was going to be about the same night from a different perspective. not sure though.

In that trivia link you gave, there was no evidence given by J.J. or the director that it was a satellite. That was a guess from some viral marketing scheme that someone guessed wrong. Why would it be a satellite? The movie would've ended earlier if it wasn't anything other than the creature.

[ClaytonMG]

Oh yeah, that's deffinitely a satalite... AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN... It looks more like a submarine or something that they're controlling and looking at these "bugs" with. But it's no indication of a sequel...

[plowmanjoe]

Look for the splash on the right side of the screen when the camera is looking out over the sea. This scene occurs immediately after the noisy scene where Rob and Beth are bombed while taking shelter under the arch in Central Park. After the bombing scene, the camera cuts to a relatively quiet ocean-and-shore scene filmed from atop a Ferris wheel at Coney Island, then Rob turns the camera on himself and Beth sitting in the caged Ferris wheel car. The object splashes into the ocean during this first ocean footage, a fraction of a second before Rob turns the camera back toward himself and Beth. The falling object occurs on the lower right part of the screen, entering at about a 45-degree angle from the right to the left, passing over the two ships seen on the right, and splashing to the left of both ships, but about a mile farther out to sea than the ships are, aligned between the two telephone poles on shore. A small, dark, stationary, spherical object is positioned in the sea close to shore, but contrary to earlier speculation, that is not the falling object. The falling object's trajectory is black and the object has been described as being black or gray in color. The trajectory is seen for only about a half second, and terminates in a white splash, comparable in size to the size of the two ships.

Though many believe this to be the monster, the story established in the "viral" marketing campaign for the film says that a piece of the Japanese Government's "ChimpanzIII" satellite fell from space into the Atlantic ocean sometime before the monster's attack, so this might be the object seen falling from the sky. Internet rumors say that J.J. Abrams has confirmed that this is what it was, but we have been unable to find an interview or other source for this claim.

Director Matt Reaves has also mentioned that there is an object that can be seen splashing down in the final scene. He did not elaborate on what that object might be.

It should also be noted here that the inspiration for the movie was a trip by producer Abrams and his son to Japan. While there, he noted the iconic nature of Godzilla in toy stores and wanted to create a similar story for America. According to Godzilla's lore, America is blamed by Japan for creating the lizard monster through nuclear testing. It might be Abrams' return salute to Japan to have them responsible for the monster that destroys New York, as it would have been awakened by that nation's satellite.

[mustang750r]

Originally Posted by ClaytonMG

Oh yeah, that's deffinitely a satalite... AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN... It looks more like a submarine or something that they're controlling and looking at these "bugs" with. But it's no indication of a sequel...

yes that's a sub and those are the bugs seen in the movie....

[cajmoyper]

I have no clue about the geopgraphy of NYC but where is Coney Island in relation to Ellis Island? Because the first thing the creature attacks is the Statue of Liberty. Then it makes more sense if Coney Island is somewhere near Ellis that the splash is the creature.

[Chris60119]

Originally Posted by plowmanjoe

that is not an opening for a sequel. that was a satellite crashing into the water from before the whole incident took place. doesn't mean there won't be a sequel though. last i heard it was going to be about the same night from a different perspective. not sure though.

I herd the exact same thing about the sequal. same night, different perspective. I think it would be funny if they took everyones cell phone videos and linked them together to make a movie, but I'm hoping the next guy had a tripod.

[ThePhantomOak]

Originally Posted by cajmoyper

In that trivia link you gave, there was no evidence given by J.J. or the director that it was a satellite. That was a guess from some viral marketing scheme that someone guessed wrong. Why would it be a satellite? The movie would've ended earlier if it wasn't anything other than the creature.

IIRC, Clovie was a baby that was from the deep sea as intended by the writer et al, not space or some sh*t.

[Bluoholic]

Originally Posted by cajmoyper

I have no clue about the geopgraphy of NYC but where is Coney Island in relation to Ellis Island? Because the first thing the creature attacks is the Statue of Liberty. Then it makes more sense if Coney Island is somewhere near Ellis that the splash is the creature.

dude, it's not an alien.

[Flux88MPH]

Yep, where this creature came from can be found through the origins of Slusho.