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THE CLOVERFIELD PARADOX
February 4, 2018
Orbiting above a planet on the brink of war, scientists test a device to solve an energy crisis and end up face-to-face with a dark alternate reality.
Directors
Cast
Gugu Mbatha-Raw
Ava Hamilton
Daniel Brühl
Schmidt
Chris O'Dowd
Mundy
David Oyelowo
Kiel
John Ortiz
Monk Acosta
Elizabeth Debicki
Mina Jensen
Zhang Ziyi
Tam
Aksel Hennie
Volkov
Roger Davies
Michael Hamilton
Clover Nee
Molly
Donal Logue
Mark Stambler
Simon Pegg
Radio Voice
Greg Grunberg
Joe (voice)
Jordan Rivera
Ayana Age 7
Suzanne Cryer
Newscaster
Nathan Oliver
Isaac (age 4)
Celeste Clark
Ayana Age 4
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Crew
Production:
J.J. Abrams (Producer) — Tommy Harper (Executive Producer) — Lindsey Weber (Producer) — Bob Dohrmann (Executive Producer) — Matt Reeves (Executive Producer) — Jon Cohen (Executive Producer)
Screenplay:
Oren Uziel (Screenplay) — Doug Jung (Screenplay)
Music:
Bear McCreary (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography:
Dan Mindel (Director of Photography)
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Questions about The Cloverfield Paradox
Where can I watch The Cloverfield Paradox in streaming?
The Cloverfield Paradox is currently available on Netflix, Netflix Standard with Ads.
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How long is The Cloverfield Paradox?
The Cloverfield Paradox runs 102 minutes.
When did The Cloverfield Paradox come out?
The Cloverfield Paradox was released in 2018.
Who directed The Cloverfield Paradox?
The Cloverfield Paradox was directed by Julius Onah.
COMMUNITY REVIEWS
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Walruse
2
/10
Putting Roy on a space station might sound like a bad idea, but making this movie was even worse. The Cloverfield Paradox is a rushed copy/paste job with not enough time to glue the events together. A bit of Alien here, a splash of The Philadelphia Experiment there and a handful of other classic sci-fi flicks sprinkled on top. Oh, that bit in Evil Dead was funny, lets have some of that too! Wrap it up with a title that attracts the horror people too and it is time to cash in the mockbuster it is.
Netflix. Don't go down this road. Let it end here.
tmdb15214618
6
/10
It's fine sci-fi schlock. There's a likable cast, a few tense body horror moments, and an interesting idea with a disembodied arm. The mostly generic hodge podge of a script doesn't live up to the potential of the rest of the elements. However, the most glaring flaw is the B-plot, Earth scenes added thanks to test audiences, which doesn't have any bearing on the principal story that happens in space. Thanks, test audiences.
ConradM
4
/10
Like Prometheus in 2012, this was a serious disappointment. The characters' decisions are bizarre, motivations are unexplained. The science is bogus. The horror elements are not horrifying. The whole thing lacks style, originality, humour or any kind of spark.
The movie fails to establish any meaningful personality for the crew members, so the only question becomes which one will die next. OK, there's one potentially interesting idea: have each character speak in their own national language (except the Brazilian guy: not sure why he doesn't get to?!) but the movie fails to take it anywhere.
Similar but much better films include: Europa Report, Event Horizon, Solaris (original and remake), Cargo, 2010.
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