Check out the new trailer for 10 Cloverfield Lane which apparently helps tie into the Cloverfield mythology. Ive not actually seen Cloverfield but after seeing this trailer I might give it a go.

I vaguely recalled hearing that this sequel / tie in to Cloverfield was meant to be actually pretty damn good so, on seeing it available for download it was a given getting hold of it. Didnt wait, watched the film last night and, for the most part, im bloody glad i did. Has anyone else seen this? What did you think? The film, preduced by JJ Abrhams and starring John Goodman tells of a trio of people winding up in a bunker of sorts following as 'supposed' cheical attack. Of course, those who recall the original Cloverfield know full well there a hell of a lot more to it than that. Anyways to the film itself, the film was an effective enjoyable ride. Ok, the finale was a bit 'Oh, ok' but this was all about the build up. John Goodman is a revelation in this, chewing up and stealing every scene he is in. Dont be expecting a tremendous amount of sci fi because there isnt a massive amount but, at the sme time, this is a recommended watch for sci fi and thriller fans alike.

I ass speculated that a 3rd instalment of, well, what i suppose is fast becoming a franchise, Cloverfield was on the radar. Under a relative shroud of secrecy, seemingly 2 seconds after te first traile and footage appeared ten the film was released on Netflix. Got around to watching 'The Cloverfield Paradox' as it's known last weekend and whilst it's not nearly as strong as the previous instalment it's not exactly a stinker. This follow up/prequel/origin story/who the hell knows is for the most part set aboard a space station and deals with the team aboard tryng to generate a new energy source ass the Earth is running out and on the verge of another world war. Chuck in nod's / blatanat rip off's of basically every classic sci fi out there, a pretty relaxed pace, a very simplistic plot which whilst tying in with events occuring on earth manages to feel very disjointed. As scifi goes it's not completely terrible but for all the references to the events in cloverfield, these only kick in proper during the closing minute or so of the film. So in lament's terms, an average atbest scifi that serves no importance to the 'Cloverfield' story that chucks in a token reference at the end for the sake of a title.

i would say cloverfield is worth a watch reede its pretty good from what i remember, saw this on netflix havent got around to watching it yet but i will this week, glad u liked it gymaddict ill let u know what i think of it