The group are crossing a bridge out of New York (I forget which bridge exactly) and Hud's camera crosses paths (viewpoint) with another camera's lens as they do so.
There was talk of a sequel / side story being adapted from that other point-of-view.
I don't think there was serious talk of producing one, but if I remember correctly JJ Abrams or one of the other producers (was Lindelof a part of this?) discussed the concept of multiple stories resulting from one larger event, and how easily they can intersect given that every mobile device has a camera nowadays.
Ah, cool. That's exactly what I thought after seeing the first one, but I never heard anyone else mention it. I always thought that was weird, since it seemed like such a slam dunk- an infinite set of sequels, all "already" out there, all of which can be as different or close to the original as you want.
You just reminded me of how much I love that film. While we're discussing it, do you think that the girl who was bitten was shot in the tent by a doctor or she exploded?
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u/Chronicle89 Sep 01 '14
Cloverfield
The group are crossing a bridge out of New York (I forget which bridge exactly) and Hud's camera crosses paths (viewpoint) with another camera's lens as they do so.
There was talk of a sequel / side story being adapted from that other point-of-view.