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The following article is from Eric D. Snider of Film.com who seems to be a little jaded about the whole 'Cloverfield/1-18-08' experience:
"Producer J.J. Abrams is being cagey about his new film, opening Jan. 18. A tantalizing trailer appeared in front of Transformers and got everyone talking, everyone except J.J. himself.
In fact, here is a list of things that are still a secret about this movie:
1.) What it's about.
2.) What
it's called.
3.) Everything else.
Oh! But for fun, J.J.'s people have put secret little games on the Internet, where you can solve riddles and find tiny hints about the movie's content! And there are message boards everywhere: "Look at this clue I found!" "I heard a rumor about such-and-such!" "Here's a website for a fake corporation that figures into the plot!" The blogs re buzzing with whatever little tidbits they can find. It's like a treasure
hunt! Fun! Ha ha!
NO.
J.J., as soon as you're ready to talk about your movie, I will be glad to listen. But until then? I don't care. I'm not gonna play your stupid games. You don't want to tell me anything about it? Then I don't want to see it. You can keep trying to "hype" your film by not saying anything, but it's not going to work. The effect of you not discussing it will be me not thinking about it. "
...Continue Article> Enough loverfield Already!
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