- The first trailer of the film was played before "Transformers". The general content is to show a huge explosion in the center of New York City. The head of the Statue of Liberty was blown up and landed on the street. These were all filmed by that kind of camcorder, and there is no title.
- The first official cinema version trailer was released on November 15, 2007, before "Beowulf".
- When filming in Los Angeles, the film used the pseudonym "Slusho". When the crew came to New York to shoot, they changed their pseudonym-"Cheese". This name was used for 33 days until August 8, 2007. As for the name "Clover Archives", it was originally just a pseudonym used when the film was filmed. It was named after the boulevard in Santa Monica, where it was also the office of the Bad Robot studio.
- Jason, played by Mike Vogel, wore a "Slusho" T-shirt in the film, especially when he leaned against the camera and asked if he could see anything from the roof. "Slusho" is actually a soft drink that was shown in JJ Abs' "Double Spy", and it is also one of the film's pseudonyms.
- According to the plan, the trailer was shot with a small digital video camera before the film was officially produced.
Cloverfield behind the scenes gags
2021-10-18 09:27
Extended Reading
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Dessie 2022-03-21 09:01:12
85 minutes of feature film, 10 minutes of subtitles. Shake for the first 10 minutes to give the audience a sense of shaking in the fucking home video, and then start to introduce a few middle-class children who are living in a boring life, and then the monsters come, and the gang of them ran and jumped and died without being bitten by the monsters. If you die, you will die too. It is destined to be a death, hahahahahaha, and then a 10-minute subtitle came. There is a wonderful part, the few minutes when the statue of Liberty fell by the side is great.
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Danielle 2021-10-20 19:01:06
A horrible anticlimactic, completely dv film... pretending to be a documentary file, but the camera shakes badly
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Jason Hawkins: Hud! Listen, I got a job for you.
Hud: Uh, I've already got a job, putting up the sign.
Jason Hawkins: Yeah, I see that but this is more important than the sign. Um, you know how at weddings people give testimonies to the camera, right?
Hud: No.
Jason Hawkins: Alright. You're going to take the camera and just you know go around the party and film people telling Rob good luck.
Hud: I don't know. I mean, that's a lot of responsibility Jason and...
Jason Hawkins: Marlena's going to be here.
Hud: She is?
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Lily Ford: Hud, what are you doing?
Hud: I'm documenting the night.
Lily Ford: But I thought I asked Jason to do that?
Hud: Oh, yeah, but Jason asked me to do it, so I've been doing it. I've been doing it really well.