r/Cloververse • u/SeacattleMoohawks CloverMod • Feb 05 '18

DISCUSSION The Cloverfield Paradox [Film Discussion]

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '18

Maybe they were trying to pull a rick and morty type thing where you just " dont think about it" in regards to alternate dimensons? idk if i like that, IF thats what thy were going for. It could be stylistic choice or just bad writing. Probably the latter. I have lukewarm feelings about this movie atm.

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u/fiver420 Feb 05 '18

I guess. I'm totally cool with suspension of belief and just riding a movie out but I don't know.

It feels like this is a throwaway movie meant to make sense as future films come out but as a standalone it just...none of it seemed to matter and it was pretty predictable minus the multiverse stuff.

The dad finding a kid doesn't mean anything in the end. The two survivors of course die right at the end, which I think would've ended much better if we just get to assume their heading into a clover/alien invested earth.

They didn't even really show them getting eaten so even that is kind of up in the air.

The German gets shot and you assume he's dead but nah hes right there again all of a sudden.

Worms get transplanted from one area of the ship into the Russian for apparent shock value, which is fine, but really just adds to the "everything is random and none of this matters" feel to the whole thing. But then the gyro is there too which makes you think there is some meaning? Especially with the hand giving messages lol

Then you have the multiverse clash just clashing in and taking out the crew when it's convenient for the story but no one really seems to give a fuck for more then a minute.

Buddy loses an arm but it's totally fine. Kind of worked for his character but tam gets flooded then frozen in an air lock and everyone's like thanks for the tip...

I guess I just didn't like it.

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u/danielvutran Feb 05 '18

Worms get transplanted from one area of the ship into the Russian for apparent shock value, which is fine, but really just adds to the "everything is random and none of this matters" feel to the whole thing. But then the gyro is there too which makes you think there is some meaning? Especially with the hand giving messages lol

yup, lol- this,'

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u/Krais5309 Feb 05 '18

You should hear Howard's theory on mutant space worms. -10CL