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Topic	New cloverfield movie on Netflix tonight??!
Doctor Foxx 02/05/18 6:47:55 PM #85:	quigonzel posted... Doctor Foxx posted... MICHALECOLE posted... quigonzel posted... My original take on the "Cloverfield" franchise was that it's an anthology series that could take place on any kind of Earth. This new movie basically gives them the freedom to do just that without having the audience being forced to try and make them work within the same dimension/Earth/timeline. But the problem with that is the online campaigns of the first two that connect them to the tagaruto company. They were on the same website I'm willing to bet most people watching the films did not participate in the online stuff Pretty much that. Even though I participated in the online campaigns of the original and its sequel, I'm able to throw that "uber lore fangeek" stuff away and put myself in the mindset of a casual audience member. Yeah. I watched LOST every week and didn't participate in the online stuff he did either. It really didn't matter. You might feel more engaged in ways but it's not plot critical and could be retconned. The first two films may well take place ~~on the same planet and have the same company~~. I don't think they mention the company in this film at all. It's the Dharma initiative stuff all over again --- Never write off the Doctor! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:895528624] in New clover... [t:76282958]...</cite> <quote><cite>quigonzel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MICHALECOLE posted...</cite> <quote><cite>quigonzel posted...</cite> <quote>My original take on the "Cloverfield" franchise was that it's an anthology series that could take place on any kind of Earth. This new movie basically gives them the freedom to do just that without having the audience being forced to try and make them work within the same dimension/Earth/timeline.</quote> But the problem with that is the online campaigns of the first two that connect them to the tagaruto company. They were on the same website</quote> I'm willing to bet most people watching the films did not participate in the online stuff</quote> Pretty much that. Even though I participated in the online campaigns of the original and its sequel, I'm able to throw that "uber lore fangeek" stuff away and put myself in the mindset of a casual audience member.</quote> Yeah. I watched LOST every week and didn't participate in the online stuff he did either. It really didn't matter. You might feel more engaged in ways but it's not plot critical and could be retconned. The first two films may well take place on the same planet and have the same company. I don't think they mention the company in this film at all. It's the Dharma initiative stuff all over again --- Never write off the Doctor!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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