6 blog reactions to http://gothamist.com/2008/01/16/cloverfield_rev.php

In January, a roving monster with some real nasty lice terrorized Manhattan yuppies in Cloverfield. A few weeks later, the $11,000 Clover coffee machine began showing up in the press to devour yuppie wallets. El Beit in Williamsburg owns one of 6 such machines in the five boroughs. It charges “Market Price” – anywhere from

What Brooklyn resident's raw garlic addiction has gotten so out of control that he recently burned through an entire bulb in two days? (Yes, that's BULB, not CLOVE.) Speaking of cloves (sorry), Cloverfield is one tight little fireball of suspense, I do declare. But this review I'm embedding below is pretty damn funny. Watch: Find more videos like this on The Spill.com Movie Community Also saw The Golden Compass. I don't know what everybody's bitching about. I loved the

What Brooklyn resident's raw garlic addiction has gotten so out of control that he recently burned through an entire bulb in two days? (Yes, that's BULB, not CLOVE.) Speaking of cloves (sorry), Cloverfield is one tight little fireball of suspense, I do declare

Cloverfield - Movie - Review - New York Times - Like �Cloverfield� itself, this new monster is nothing more than a blunt instrument designed to smash and grab without Freudian complexity or political ... Gothamist: Cloverfield Review: Run, Yuppie, Run! - Cloverfield Review: Run, Yuppie, Run! 011608cloverfield.jpg. The last sentence uttered before all hell breaks loose is, �Forget about the rest of the world ... Two Tons Of CLOVERFIELD Reviews Rampage Onto The Site!! -- Ain't ...

Gothamist Cloverfield Review (read) It’s no accident that Cloverfield, which opens Friday, is not seen through the eyes of social workers and busboys. Our heroes here are the self-absorbed young Turks buying the condos, crowding the Meatpacking district and pricing the rest of us out

Cloverfield, the latest destroy-NY flick? "self-absorbed young Turks [who are] buying the condos, crowding the Meatpacking district and pricing the rest of us out of town." Now that's my kind of movie! [Gothamist] Another image for our Manhattan Apocalypse collection: What if all these destroy-NY fantasies are actually prophetic visions? What if the dystopic future is one in which landmarks like the Brooklyn Bridge are torn down to make room for more