10 CLOVERFIELD LANE (2016) MOVIE REACTION - NOT WHAT WE EXPECTED! - FIRST TIME WATCHING - REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2024
- Welcome to our first-time watching as we react to 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016).
We were not ready for what the suspenseful world of "10 Cloverfield Lane" had in store for us. What an exhilarating experience it was to slowly uncover the twists, turns and insane surprises this sci-fi mystery had to offer.
Directed by Dan Trachtenberg and produced by J.J. Abrams, "10 Cloverfield Lane" (2016) follows the story of a young woman (played by Mary Elizabeth Winstead) who finds herself trapped in an underground bunker with two strangers (John Goodman and John Gallagher Jr.) unsure of whether to trust her captor's claims of a deadly chemical attack outside. This film was able to capture that horrific feeling of claustrophobia while giving us some incredible tension through the character dynamics.
We hope that you enjoy our reactions, commentary and discussions as we discuss the special place this has in the sci-fi genre, what the connection with the Cloverfield universe could be and how the nail-biting sequences lead to an unforgettable experience.
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I love the first movie & 10 Cloverfield lane. This could've easily been a standalone thriller but it has the connection to the Cloververse as an added bonus.
Also, Jeepers Creepers 1 & 2 🙏❤️
Man chill out on the editing
You guys start off cutting to just you two like every 10 seconds not even worth watching on RUclips so when i get paid Friday I'll head to your patreon
@thepig6054 Almost like that's intentional, to entice you to subscribe to their patreon. And it worked, so why question it? Asinine.
@@thepig6054 You guys either forgot how YT works or don't know how it works at all. By law we can't keep the entirety of the footage on screen at all times because that is considered copyright infringement. The format of our videos is such in order to comply with those laws and be protected by Fair Use. If we don't comply then these videos would either A: have to have horrible image quality, low opacity and a sh*tload of watermarks and somehow hope the system doesn't pick it up or B: We wouldn't be able to post this. If you go back a couple of post on our community page you'll see this copyright system is no joke. If you keep a little too much you are screwed.
Went into this in the theater with the expectation of another monster movie, walked out in fear of John Goodman's character.
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Right??? He was the true monster in this, he was so unpredictable, it had us at the edge of our seats!
SAME BRO i was expecting it to be like the 2008 and i just remember being pissed off that is was only a ship 😂 but i still enjoyed it
It's literally 3 actors being in one room and carrying the whole movie on their backs. I always love that kind of premise.
Dude! I got a movie for you!
The man from earth.
Its the actor who played the pretender, with 4 or 5 others in his living room. (tgere are more actors like that in it, like dr phlox from star trek XD, Sorry I don't know any of their actual names)
But it's really the only movie ever that I liked of that genre. Because they are just talking
Shoot I am a 1 man band I could make any movie work
How about the movie Phone Booth where the entire film is just Colin Farrell and a phone booth talking to Kiefer Sutherland
Lifeboat (1944) and Flight of the Phoenix (1965) work on a similar premise. The Thing (1982) also has a lot of this energy. One of my favorites along these lines is Hell in the Pacific with Lee Marvin and Toshiro Mifune. They have a whole island but it's still just two people in an isolated area carrying the whole movie.
Meanwhile, these days, big names can't produce a 3/10 movie with the budget of 1 billion dollars and 15 "A List actors and actresses".
Love that this movie asks "Is this old guy absolutely insane, or did the world actually end?" And the answer is "Yes."
A small detail that I really love about this movie is its reversal of the standard “final girl” progression. She starts hobbled by a leg injury in a tank top and short shorts, and as the movie goes she heals and progressively has more clothing until she’s fully covered in the homemade hazmat suit.
Dude that’s an brilliant catch
Friggin genius, it's reversed in stylistic progression but she's a badass the whole time 😂
John Goodman, dude can warm your heart as Sully (Monsters Inc.) then turn around and freeze it in a role like this.
There was an episode of Rosanne way back when that turned my opinion of Goodman. Up until that point he had simply been a great comedy actor, and even when he did things like go (offscreen) beat up Jackie's boyfriend, he was still just this loveable teddy bear. Anyway, one episode he got so mad at David that he picked him up and held him against the wall like he was ready to just kill him, and all of a sudden on the flip of a dime he was absolutely terrifying even if just for a couple seconds.
This is why I say that Tom Hanks will ascend to the next level of acting when he finds a way to play a believable and terrifying villain. He's always the golden-hearted guy.
@@AWhistlingWolfWasn't "The Circle" that basically him as a villain?
And Pacha in Emperor's New Groove!
@@ChrisCloudStaringAtFireAnd Tyrese Gibson.
I love how the movie makes it clear that neither outside or inside with Howard is ideal. On one hand, you have to face aliens. On the other, you have to face a crazy man.
I’d rather take my chances in the wild than be trapped with a crazy evil prepper.
But it's about escaping abuse. The outside world is hard with no resources/support, but throughout the movie she gains the confidence to leave the abuse behind and face the world. So the outside is definitely better.
The main thing this movie has in common with Cloverfield is that it’s a sci-fi disaster movie told from an unusual perspective. Here it’s an alien invasion told from the perspective of someone trapped in a psychological/slasher thriller. The Michelle before the crash wouldn’t have been ready, but the Michelle who defeated Howard and escaped the bunker was equipped with the confidence and ingenuity to take down an alien extermination craft solo and go help the other survivors.
I don’t want to talk about how it all connects because it spoils the third movie but the third movie explains the connection to the first two and that’s all I’ll say about that
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The third movie is sadly trash tho.
@@DarkLarva Yes!
@@aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051 It was the only really good one of the 3. This is my least favorite, and 3 makes 1 halfway decent.
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It burned the franchise and bombed at the box office, so your opinion is unpopular, it seems.
This movie was so cleverly executed. Even at the very end you still don't know 100% what Howards actual intentions were. Even if he did kidnap and hurt someone in the past...did he plan to do that again? Was he actually just being a good Samaritan this time? Did he kill the other survivor because he was a bad man or was it a legit "this guy is bad, and we can't let him stay with us." because really...he told him he was going to make a weapon to steal a gun. That's a legitimate threat especially when you're someone who up until now acted nice. If it was true that would say he was pretty unhinged. Like yeah we the audience knows he was lying but...yeah. The fact you just don't know the entire movie what Howards actual intentions are is so good. And then she finally gets out and finds out "oh shit it was all real". Amazing writing. I loved it.
and we don't even know the full details of the backstory. did he hear something was coming and tried this before, only to find out it was a false alarm or he reacted too soon?
John Goodman deserves all the credit he could possibly get , the guy is the ultimate artist he can fit in just any role
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do Cloverfield Paradox and then look into how all three movies connect! The cloverfield “universe” is one of the most fascinating movies to me because of the premise. I hope you guys keep going!! Love the channel!
yup "paradox" is the prequel
@@TabsT-vy5jy ...well, technically, they were all happening at 'the same time'...
@@kymme88 hmm no. Parodox spanned more than just a few minutes. They were in space quite a while before the dimension opened up. Then cloverfield and cloverfield lane happened simultaneously.
John Goodman is just a powerhouse. From loveable and funny (like in the underrated "King Ralph"), to borderline funny/intimidating as Walter Sobchack and downright scary like in this one. An amazing actor.
John Bestman.
There was never a point in this a movie where i truly knew what was happening until the very end, this movie is phenomenal
One of the scariest moments in this film where I gasped was when he appears clean shaven. In that moment you realize how much danger she’s in
why
@@alinadornieden8411its a joke
@@TqniPvP wooshed me
Yes he’s presenting himself as a mate. Yuk!
@@owlhouse53wait really? can u explain more that’s interesting
HER SUIT CREATION WAS EXACTLY LIKE MOLLY RINGWALG MAKING HER PRON DRESS IN PRETTY IN PINK.
Pretty in Pink was one of the clues for the ARG that they did for the movie.
The original script for this movie was titled, The Cellar, and it wasn't until later on that they decided to add it into the Cloverfield universe and end the movie as they did.
P.S. The voice on the phone at the start of the movie right before she crashes her car is Bradley Cooper.
Basically, it was a huge scam for marketing purpose. Still a good film, but the cloverfiel "series" was and is still a scam, because there is no series
@@Rastayeti666 - That's not really a scam. And while this movie and The Cloverfield Paradox (previously God Particle) re-wrote in Cloverfield to get a big release, because they work independently they function like anthology films. If you want to call it "bulls***", I'd sooner say that's fair than calling it a scam.
@@maximillianosaben sure its a scam when you take films that have nothing to do with cloverfield, add 2-3 scenes cloverfield related and market it as part of the cloverfield universe
@@Rastayeti666 I guess The Twilight Zone is bullshit then too, eh?
There's quite a distinction between episodes that were clearly written to fit into the theme of the Twilight Zone as opposed to two movies not written for the Cloverfield universe being shoehorned into it. @@TriarchVisgroup
So glad you guys reacted to this so quickly after Cloverfield. One of my favourite Horror/Sci-fi films ever.
I LOVED this movie. I loved it for what it started as and how it finished.
Definitely an unexpected turn at the end!
I think the next film in the Cloverfield franchise feels somewhat akin to Event Horizon which is a sci-fi space horror, and it scared the heck out of me. Space horror is one genre I dread because no matter what you imagine, there can always be something worse.
Event Horizon is another great movie they'd like 👍
I say you guys need to watch Cloverfield Paradox. I do agree it’s not as great as the first two but it adds more to the lore. Also there are a lot of outside sources as well as hints in the movies, that flash on the screen. Like in the first when Rob and beth were on connie island and you see something fall in the water. Also the company that Rob was going to work at is a Japanese company that makes a drink like sleerpies which they get the ingredients from the bottom of the ocean. Paradox adds to it all.
John Goodman was batshit terrifying he was scarier than any monster.
Excellent reaction, love your channel & content as someone who battles depression & anxiety your videos are a great escapism for me.
As far as I know this film was a project unrelated to Cloverfield, called "The Cellar", and there were no aliens in it, UNTIL the shooting/filming had begun, when they re-packaged the project. I think it was originally "just" toxic gasses and radiation outside, then they added the alien/Cloverfield aspect.
Someone theorized that the next film was made in a similar way.
True. It became a Cloverfield film during production, it started out as its own thing.
@@thoso1973which honestly is how it should have stayed because I remember before it came out how much high hopes people had for it and after it was released how much ridicule/criticism it got. On one hand, it got a lot of attention because it was attached to a stand-alone movie people had been waiting for years for it to be expanded upon. On the other hand, it had very little to do with Cloverfield's premise and so in the end I think it suffered a bit because of it. Still a really solid movie.
I like the concept too that it’s not only about surviving the monsters we were expecting but the monsters already around us. When Howard was talking about Megan I kept thinking he’s just trying to placate her and make himself seem vulnerable so she’ll stop resisting. And her having the backstory she does so it gets set up as her trying to dissect if it’s a trauma response to past events or is her gut on point with the situation. That internal battle and the flight or fight arc and trying to decide which to use when really came through in the tension.
I believe at this point, Bad Robot was thinking about building "Cloverfield" as an anthology universe. Something more like The Twilight Zone than the MCU. New movies/TV shows would be entirely new stories that didn't really connect together in any way. Maybe some Easter eggs here or there, but not a shared universe of continuity. That's why this movie has the Cloverfield branding (which was a late addition to the film), but doesn't have anything to do with the first movie.
But nevertheless, this is a really well-made psychological thriller. I wish it hadn't come out so early in the award cycle because I absolutely believe John Goodman would have gotten a nomination if it had been released later in the year. I think the people who vote had kind of forgotten about this performance once it came time for nominations. He plays socially awkward hermit, paranoid conspiracist, goofy but loveable oaf, and terrifying monster equally well. He doesn't tip his hand too far in any direction until the very end, and it really ratchets up the drama/tension by keeping the audience constantly guessing about what his motivations are.
I was so disappointed when John Goodman didn't get any award nominations. I hated that it came out so early.
Actually all the movies connect because in the third they explain the cause and effect of what happed and where the first two resides within the cloverfield universe. Also you don’t get the full story from the movies themselves since when each movie came out they made websites that coincide with how they are all connected in a kind of “you have to figure it out yourself “ I’d go into detail but that would spoil the third movie. Also each website was created to be like “what a website would look like from that universe as if the movies were real”
@@DarkLarva It wasn't really their intention at the time to make this a universe with a shared continuity. But once the MCU really got rolling, and shared universes became the next big thing in Hollywood, Bad Robot attempted to make everything connect together with the Cloverfield Paradox. That movie is so terrible though that I don't even count it as being part of the franchise. I prefer to treat Cloverfield and 10 Cloverfield Lane as two separate entries of an anthology series, like it was originally intended.
I think it's sort of a no-win decision for producers/distributors of genre films if they want to be successful financially AND critically:
- release during the ideal, "awards season," window, lose out on near-term sales, but possibly gain critical recognition & a longer profit tail,
* or *
- release during the lull periods (aka Dump Months), when non-prestige movies have customarily been released, in order to maximize the # of theatre showings, thus guaranteeing near-term sales but also signaling that you don't expect your film to critically recognized.
Given that, "Cloverfield," had a Dump Month premiere & made tons of money, I imagine that led the decision to release, "10 Cloverfield Lane," in March. TBF, this film didn't really need any awards to be memorable either as a genre movie or more broadly, but they did win a lot. It just wasn't the Oscars or Golden Globes, which says more about the credibility of those two awards than about the scores of genre films that repeatedly get ignored.
Definitely see the Cloverfield paradox that film ties in all the films together
John Goodman IS the kaiju of 10CL. The first shot of him is a shot of his left foot, when he's standing for the first time in front of Michelle, that is an hommage to the t-rex scene in Jurassic Park.
To me, survival horror movies of the 2000's have three bad-ass chicks: Erin in You're Next, Grace in Ready or Not, and Michelle in 10CL. Mew towering over the competition.
10CL is one of the best films of 2016. I was expecting a lot from Prey, the director's next film, and I was a bit disappointed.
Fun fact: her boyfriend is played by Bradley Cooper.
This is ABSOLUTELY a phenomenal movie. Every scene and moment is just perfect and served a purpose and entertainment. This movie would not work without John Goodman. Everyone else is so damn good and not to try to diminish their work, but I think the way Goodman performed this character snd flip-flop between someone you can like/believe and then be absolutely terrifying and unhinged. The fact that Howard WAS correct but also lied about so many things and how he had done the capturing before....it just blended SO well
Multilevel total mindfuck thriller. Love how this kept the viewer second guessing themselves throughout the entire movie. Great acting, editing and scoring.
The studio bought the spec script and made it a sequel by adding that HW ending. Love it!
Love cloverfield!! So when this came out, I HAD to see it. Turns out. J.J.Abrams found this film that was scraped and wasn’t going to ever see the light of day. He says. Hey! I could use this. Rewrites a bit, refilms a bit. Throws cloverfield title on it, change the ending, and boom! A whole film that wraps into the cloverfield world! It’s very smart work.
I saw this in the cinema and the tension was so well done that I was sweating, then a loud noise went off and pretty sure I lost a year of my life. Someone in the back screamed. And I don't mind the ending, it was a fun twist especially if you look into the ARPG they did for this one.
This is some of Goodmans best work in recent years. He was captivating as this trouble minded individual. I love how they did this, the lesser of two evils was the choice essentially
The only reason why I watched this was because John Goodmen is literally where I’m from and I thought he was some crazed kidnapper but no he was right about the whole alien invasion deal
They did such a good job at keeping us guessing if what he was saying was the truth. That ending certainly left an impression 😂
You wrote that as if those two things are mutually exclusive. There's no doubt he was capitalizing on the current global situation to further his own agenda. There's every reason to believe he's a crazed kidnapper who's right about the aliens.
He was right about the aliens, but he was also a crazed kidnapped. The best of both worlds.
What I really like about this movie is how it encapsulates the dangers of driving while using a phone. This whole ordeal could have been avoided if she was a safer driver.
Good job guys, thanks. And please check out Mary Elizabeth Winstead in The Thing prequel. (2011)
My god John Goodman is amazing 😄 whoever did the casting for this deserves massive praise cause the actors were all great in this really
I havnt watched this movie in years so seeing you guys watch it for the first time was both great and really refreshing, it’s such a good movie and your reactions are always awesome! Also just joined your Producer Knight Membership!! 😁
Thank you soo much and welcome!! We are so thankful you joined as a producer knight, and we're glad you enjoyed our reaction!! This movie was AWESOME, the tension throughout and that twist at the end was just such a joy!
Nice. This is the best movie of the franchise. An amazing psychological thriller taking place in a monster movie. Reminiscent of the brilliance of Alien.
This movie is also very clever with foreshadowing such as the missing piece from the cat puzzle and how howard could see michelle in the vents when she was in there.
WOOOOOOO
HOPE YOU DO CLOVERFIELD PARADOX ASWELL ITS A PREQUEL AND NOT MANY REACT TO IT SO HOPEFULLY YOU DO LOL
We are definitely game to react to Paradox as well, if y'all are interested!
It's the worst of the series, and it's not even close.
I understand people would want to see you react to it, but I personally feel it diminishes the quality of the franchise.
We are@@OfficialMediaKnights
@@Twitchyx7you dont speak for everybody but your entitled to your oppinion.
@@OfficialMediaKnights Cloverfield paradox is a must You never know when they drop the 4th part of this universe
I love the fact that you guys were going in these for the Kaijus, but were sooo invested in the juicy gossips of the main casts. haha
Personal recommendation: Ex Machina (2014) starring Domnhall Gleeson, Oscar Isaac and Alicia Vikander. I say this because I want to post a comment on the video as soon as you release it, explaining on how the film deals with the Yudkowsky Test.
I’m SO GLAD you watched this, you have to complete the trilogy. The Cloverfield Paradox was dropped on Netflix with announcement, just a trailer that dropped the DAY BEFORE RELEASE.
4:16 - Bradley Cooper’s Vocal Appearance 👏🏻
See, I KNEW I RECOGNIZED THE VOICE!! 😂😂😂 We are definitely game to complete the trilogy and check out the Paradox for ourselves!
I'm glad you have continued your way down the rabbit hole of Cloverfield! I can't wait to see your reactions to Super 8 and Cloverfield Paradox!
I hated “Cloverfield,” but I love this movie. Your reaction was delightful, and your summary leaves little to be said. The ingenious script builds tension with its claustrophobic paranoia better than anything I’ve ever seen, I think, and the performances were superb. When this came out, I told my brother that John Goodman should at least have gotten an Oscar nomination, but they never reward movies like this.
I appreciate your consistent enthusiasm and insights, so I’ve decided to subscribe.
I adore John Goodman... But he absolutely terrified me in this... 😬😬 🤭😆
YESSS, John Goodman has the kindest face and usually radiates so much wholesomeness, so seeing him be so terrifying in this was incredible!! What an amazing range as an actor!
My birthday, not only did we get a new Media Knights video but it just happened to be this video I got my shoutout as a producer Knight. Brill reaction to a very good film guys, keep up the fantastic reactions!
Haha wooow that's amazing timing!! Thank you so so much for your support, it really makes our day when we read kind comments like these! ❤️ We wish you the happiest (belated) birthday and make sure it's a great birthday week/month!!
Happy birthday! Hope you have many more to come!
@@OfficialMediaKnights The timing was impeccable and made me wonder if my birthday was visible. I honestly love your reactions and how in depth you go with each one. A friend of mine put a picture of her cat on twitter and in the background on her tv was you guys🤣 I said to her "watching the media knights I see" so hi Kay if you read this lol
39:45 with Denise screaming "Oooh my gawd!" had such an Alien chestburster scene energy with the character of Veronica Cartwright - navigator Lambert - exclaiming the same almost verbatum.
John Goodman has always been one of my favorites ever since Roseanne. Lebowski, skull island, trumbo, community, he knows what he’s doing. And Winstead gets increasingly badass as her career goes on from final destination 3 through die hard 4, Scott pilgrim , Kate and more. He’s great in this one.
Definitely recommend you both to try to watch Ex Machina, Annihilation, and The Fall (2006) some of my favorite films that I think you'd both love!
You did Braveheart and Hacksaw Ridge, do more Gibson directed one. They all amazing.
Another day, another great reaction! "10 Cloverfield Lane" is not only terrifying, this is one of John Goodman's best performances-and given his track record, that's saying something! If I was in a car accident in the middle of nowhere handcuffed to a bed by a weirdo, I'd have "Saw" and "Split" flashbacks, too! Hopefully, you'll react to "Overlord," the "Cloverfield" prequel with Wyatt Russell.
BTW, your "Django Unchained" reaction is one of the best movie reactions I've ever seen! Your knowledge/enjoyment of film really shows! To me, when it comes to the villains,Stephen was even worse than Calvin because he betrayed his own kind to save himself and his masters, which makes his death at Django's hands even more satisfying. On a lighter note, when I mentioned in my previous post (which was deleted during your reupload) about the rumor about Django & Brunhilda being Shaft's great-grandparents, Brunhilda's master's name was Von SHAFT. Curiouser & curiouser! 🤔
Other John Goodman movie suggestions: "The Big Easy," "The Big Lebowski," "Raising Arizona," "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" "Matinee,""Flight" & "Blues Brothers 2000."
BTW, do you plan to react to the"Joker: Folie A Deux" teaser? 🤡
You should watch Underwater, it’s not part of the Cloverfield universe but it shares that monster verse humans finding something type feel. Really good film and shares some similar feel to alien
I had the pleasure of seeing 10CL in the theater on opening weekend. I ADORED it. Loved it from start to finish. John Goodman is a national treasure. There are people who hated the ending but I think that's just because it was a prolonged action scene. Think about it like this: If the movie ended with the main character seeing the UFO and simply saying "Oh COME on" and then cut to credits, those same people who hated the ending probably would have dug it. It's not the reveal that's so upsetting to people, it's the massive tonal shift. That said, I accept it completely. I was with this ride all the way.
The Exciters, “Tell Him” such a great song choice for the jukebox scene. Good man’s moves are just right for this moment.
WOOOO This is a hell of a franchise. Can't wait for ya'll to enjoy the next movie as well! Which was announced out of the blue during a Super Bowl commercial lol All of a sudden it was streaming. Thank you for checking these out. One of the most peculiar but interesting franchises I've known.
Listening to you two getting excited about cinema and genres is so fascinating to me. You get excited about things that other reaction channels tend to miss because they are there for views. So refreshing.
Your channel has great responses and I Love it , it's a labor of love I can tell
excellent REACTION!! Now you must see the third movie of this saga: CLOVERFIELD PARADOX..... Greetings!!
The Cloverfield series is more of an anthology series. Kind of like Twilight Zone or Black Mirror, but movies. They DO connect, but indirectly, there's some explanation of that in "The Cloverfield Paradox".
I want more, and there's whispers of a fourth film, which would apparently be a direct sequel to the first, but there's very few solid updates on how that's progressing.
We want the 3rd one next 👀‼️
No we don't. This franchise started and ended here.
This was perhaps John Goodman's greatest role, because the lovable Dan Connor and Sully from Monsters Inc was so terrifying he had me shaking. And then just when you think everything is going to be ok, you find out it was actually an invasion and wtf!? I love this movie. It happens in an alternate reality from Cloverfield, both realities of which are created in "the Cloverfield Paradox" which...don't go in expecting much.
30:28 I rewound this part like 6 times lmfao. Idk why it’s making me die laughing bahahahahaha. Just the quick edit to suddenly you guys just making sounds and quick edit to normal again… lmfao the sounds you made, ahhh just a perfect edit. I’m dying lmao
To any filmmaker, I cannot stress this enough, ...story is King!
And everything else is in service to the King.👑
Sadly the movie is rather underrated ! One of my favourite movies of all time and John was amazing and should have been recognized for awards imo ... Something is wrong with Hollywood and their dark "counsel" !
The filmmaker used John Goodman's built and frame/size masterfully in this movie. There is not a single scene that he doesn't feel imposing, even when playing a board games
I would love this movie even if it wasn't part of the Cloverfield universe, but I definitely did not expect the ending to be as incredible as it was. I was still thinking about this movie several days after I watched it.
John Goodman is a great actor.
This movie was the best of the THREE
1:58 Denice! i was alt+tabbed when you said that and i had to come back and rewind, wasn't sure if it was the movie. too cute haha.
I've loved the Cloverfield franchise since the 1st movie. John Goodman is ,as another person commented, a Powerhouse Actor. There's literally Nothing He Can't Do 🤯🥂💯. It was such an intense Psychological Rollercoaster that makes the viewers forget it's a Sci-fi movie but then the ending tops everything Perfectly 🔥🔥.
I highly recommend continuing onto the last one, The Cloverfield Paradox. I learned to separate all these films even though there's a common thread.
Hyped for the third.
Judging by the two giant spaceships being revealed at the end by the lightning, I think its safe to say humans lost
i love this movie and i’m so glad you decided to react! ❤
One more to go for the Clover universe
John Goodman is straight-up TERRIFYING when he's playing a bad guy.
2:12 That is New Orleans, Louisiana, looking from the Eastbank side of the Mississippi River upriver to the Westbank side. The Aquarium of the Americas is to the bottom right of the screen. The dual bridges are the Crescent City Connection.
Cloverfield Parradox is a prequel and squel rolled into one! Ties everything together.
I don’t think this is a sequel but “cloverfield paradox” is (I think). Keep up the good work guys 👍
You guys have become my favorite movie reactors I love all your guys videos. Keep up the great work.
This movie is fantastic. The main character reminds me of Ripley from Alien. She had a similar arc and character growth. Yeah, a sequel to this would be awesometacular!!!
Nice! I love this movie! 😍 One of my favorite performances from both Mary Elizabeth Winstead and especially John Goodman. Such a well-constructed and well-paced thriller.
I love watching you guys reactions. You’re good people. All the success and happiness in the world to you two.
Nate from Boston
brilliant movie, very good cast, John Goodmans best role ever. his acting range is insane.
the 3rd movie sorta tries to explain whats going on....
John Goodman does a great impression of the Terminator
I love how quickly you can forget it’s a cloverfield movie.
Yessss! Glad you saw this one too. A solid, suspenseful thriller with awesome performances from Mary Elizabeth Winstead and John Goodman. You need not bother with Cloverfield Paradox. Lol
P.S. M.E. Winstead is so underrated, btw. I'd also recommend Scott Pilgrim vs. The World if you wish to see more of her.
Such an underrated movie. Glad you two checked it out!
The bridge in the beginning is the Crescent City Connection in New Orleans.
This movie is a cross between Misery & War of the Worlds. You can see parts of this movie in both these films. John Goodman did his best Kathy Bates here. As you may know or not know, Kathy Bates won the Best Actress Oscar for her part as Annie Wilkes in Misery. Mary Elizabeth played the James Caan role & then plays the Tom Cruise role (War of the Worlds). Strangely enough, both Misery & this movie starts with a car accident too. Both movies are a must watch. War of the Worlds a Spielberg movie, Misery based on a Stephen King novel, directed by the Meathead, Rob Reiner. Both movies were an upgrade to this film (Don't get me wrong, this was a pretty good film) & if you saw both, before 10 Cloverfield, as they both came out way before, you would see where some ideas were clearly replicated from both movies. I hope you watch both, start with Misery. If you liked John Goodman here, you would love Kathy Bates in Misery. Definitely one of the most outstanding roles by an actress in a film.
I saw the trailer for this movie back in the day--it started with the "I think We're Alone Now" scene, and then the song got slower and the images creepier, and creepier, and it was the perfect hook. I hadn't even heard of Cloverfield at that point, but I found it and watched it before I saw Cloverfield Lane in theaters. I remember some people not liking the ending at the time, but to me it's perfect--just because someone is crazy, doesn't mean they're never right! Michelle's arc wouldn't be complete without it. And John Goodman is just incredible.
After the lightning flashes at the end, she should have flipped a U-turn and reassessed the situation.
37:25 I don't think it's a direct sequel I think this movie is happening at the same time as the first movie just in another location but I could be wrong though.
ive been waiting since u reacted to cloverfield movie. thank u guys!!! thiss movie is puree GOLD ACT!!. this represent that a big man monster is not big menace to the world, but its enought to one person. JOHN GOODMAN GOD!
Once again I just adore you guys ! You are expressive and super eloquent and smart with your knowledge of character development in films … it’s amazing so see ! ❤ I learn a lot 😊
This was made by the same director of the movie Prey for me he's the new Hitchcock. Great pick guy's.💓👍🇬🇧
You said it, from thriller to horror to syfy. Talk about unpredictable ! Totally impressed with the cast also, Goodman sure showed his skills to be more than a comedic actor. Thanks you guys, always wonderful to join you. Oh ya, and I could hear some of the score this time.
The sound of the you-know-what in the theater was deafening.
You guys should react to "District 9", an unmissable CiFi gem!!!
Y'all are great! I usually watch your videos on my tv but I just had to say how much I enjoy them. And yeah, May Elizabeth Winstead is great! The Thing (2011) and Kate were awesome as well!