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I don't really like these 'camcorder-style' films, they generally just annoy me and tend to look amateurish. I hated the Blair Witch Project, for example. But I wa... read more
how crappy can it get
That said, the actors were lame. Lamer than I've ever seen in any movies - and I've watched a whole lot of them. They were lousier than B-movie actors, if that is possible.
The direction... was pathetic. Lousy. The camera was going all over the place, making it im... read more
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“Filmed from the point of view of a handheld camera, this film charts the progress of a group of friends trying to make their way across Manhatten to s”
“Remember back in 2007 when Transformers came out, there was a preview for this movie that only showed a brief clip of a party going on and then came t”

" Directed by: Matt Reeves Produced by: J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Sherryl Clark, and Guy Riedel Written by: Drew Goddard Cinematography: Michael Bonvillain Edited by: Kevin Stitt Music by: Michael Giacchino Distributed by: Paramount Pictures"

"Even though Cloverfield plays out in the now-tired "found footage" format, its terrifying CGI destruction of New York City and its Godzilla-like monster is visceral enough to set it apart from the other style copycats. Plus, its cast (which includes Lizzy Caplan of Mean Girls/Masters of Sex fame as a party guest and former Silicon Valley actor T.J. Miller as the documentarian) perfectly captures the terror of New Yorkers seeing landmarks – the Time Warner Center and the archways in Central Par"

" DAY SEVENTEEN THEME: Caught on Tape: The Best Found-Footage Horror Movies Suggestions: The Last Broadcast (1998) The Blair Witch Project (1999) REC (2007) Cloverfield (2008) Paranormal Activity (2009) Exhibit A (2010) The Last Exorcism (2010) Troll Hunter (2011) The Sacrament (2014) "

" Hollywood blockbuster movie where we follow the people that we usually only see get killed as an special effect afterthought in one of the few great "lost found footage" films that are made. A great first half when it is still a mystery what is happening in New York - is it terrorists, natural catastrophe, war? Revelation of a monster is actually a disappointment as it would have been better as a realistic film. "

"Remember that time Godzilla chased me through the streets of Manhattan? Wait, that didn't really happen?? Sure felt like it."