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the mysterious Super 8 film, prequel to Cloverfield, or Not.
After seeing iron man 2's previews, one preview looks damn mysterious, Super 8. Produced by Steven Spielberg AND Directed by J.J Abrams, the director of Cloverfield, brings this new mysterious film. Coming Summer of 2011, Super 8 will be released. No one knows the date but, also, no one knows if its a prequel of Cloverfield, or something different.
In 1979, a section of Area 51 was closed by the US Air Force. All of the remains where transported to a secured facuility in ohio. a train carrying the important cargo is destroyed, causing its contents to be unleashed upon the world.
NO one knows what the creature is (or what actors are going to show up). We would appreciate your thoughts about this film, updates of this film and/or check out the trailer.http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi1526990617/
Tags: 8, Abrams, Cloverfield, J.J, Prequel, Sequel, Spielberg, Steven, Super, film
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StaffPermalink Reply by Fungusmonkey on -
JJ Abrams has already said that it's not a Cloverfield sequel or prequel.
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Permalink Reply by Obed R. Plazola on -
really didn't know
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Permalink Reply by Ian on -
This is not a Cloverfield sequel or prequel. All we know so far is that a. it's set in 1979, b. a car causes a train carrying Area 51 materials to go off rail and crash, c. some kind of alien creature was contained in one of the railcars and breaks out, and d. the movie will be filmed using a Super 8 camera (hence the name of the title) to get a more realistic effect (Super 8 was the preferred method of video camera footage in the 60s, 70s, and early 80s before 35mm was discovered).
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