leigh-williams888 This is up there with the worst movies I've seen. And I've seen Arrival.

advokatdjordjevic This movie is so great. I was laughing out loud from the beginning to the end and the eye rolling wow there was a lot eye rolling. if you want to muscle those eyes than this is a movie for you. The ending was particularly genius I think my jaw fell and stayed opened for couple of minites to recover from shock.Serious now, this is the stupidest film I have ever seen in my life. Jacky Chan movies are an Oscar movies compared to this p.o.s.

Nitzan Havoc The last part (currently) of the Cloverfield series is just as one might have expected, considering it had been supposed to be an altogether separate film before its rights were purchased and J. J. Abrams took the wheel. That is, it's a pretty solid film with an interesting plot, a compelling story and an overall nice Sci-Fi feel if you're into the genre, but any relation and similarities between this film and the two previous ones is purely coincidental. It completely feels like the script and story were complete before the powers that be decided to add a few scenes and a lone here and there in order to connect everything to the Cloververse.Don't get me wrong, it's not like the 2nd film (10 Cloverfield Lane) felt any more relevant to the franchise, the whole monster incident is nothing but a background setting there. But here, it feels a lot more forced and a lot less authentic and natural. I mean come, this entire film only to offer a remotely relevant and logical explanation as to the appearance of the monsters, which is not more than implied and requires further reading to even recognize? I think this film could have okay without this forced link to Clovefield, and that Cloverfield deserves another title which is actually created as one for the start.To anyone who hasn't understood anything I've been blabbering about - The Cloverfield Paradox is an average Sci-Fi film with some suspenseful moments and just a bit of forced unauthentic Horror. If you enjoy Sci-Fi space disasters films and you don't expect to be mind-blown - you could very well enjoy this. I personally have sadly found the experience to be barely rewarding and almost disappointing.

coex23 Cloverfield was fine. The "sequel" was really dull and kinda totally unrelated to the original. So, here we have the second "sequel" and it's equally silly. (Seriously, was it that hard to generate sequels related to the original?)If you care to enjoy this film, even as a badfilm worthy of a night of cheap beer, you absolutely must skip past the first 20 minutes. It is here where they set everything up, and it's so ridiculous that it makes watching the rest of the film difficult. The premise has to do with the Earth "running out of energy", so we send a bunch of crazed scientists to space to perform some vague experiment that is likely to rip open the space/time continuum; which (oh no, spoiler!) it does. From here on out, I kept scratching my head and saying to myself things like "well, if they didn't send these looneys up there, things might be fine" and "wait, so all the other issues on Earth weren't enough concern? it took a vague energy crisis to make them launch these clowns into space?" Et cetera. And if you're still watching, you have to be drinking something. The dialog and the characters are just crap. No beating around the bush here! It's a decent looking SciFi with absolutely nothing going for it except it's name... Avoid.