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On March 22nd, 2007, a prehistoric beast now classified as “Cloverfield” by the United States Government, reawakened after centuries of sleep deep within the Atlantic ocean. It came ashore at Manhatten Island, and proceeded to cause massive collateral damage and loss of life, decapitating the Statue of Liberty and destroying the Brooklyn Bridge. It was eventually defeated by the United States Military after an extensive battle, where the monster repeatedly survived various bombs and modern weaponry. |
I've moved this over from the main page so that the community can discuss it here. I'm concerned that the tone being set on the front page will deter from creating out-of-universe articles on the wiki (for topics like the filmmakers, advertising, etc.), which I'm not sure is a good thing for the growth of this resource. It also opens up the door to allowing some hybrid of encyclopedic content, fan fiction and misinformation (for starters, the opening line is inaccurate as seen in the film). This wiki is pretty new, so I wanted to be sure that the direction this project goes in is a conscious decision made by whoever's involved here. Does anyone have thoughts on this? I'm interested in discussing it further so we can figure out how to best serve where this wiki wants to be in a week, and then a month, and continuing on. —Scott (talk) 04:49, 29 January 2008 (UTC)
Monster is from the deep blue sea? Hmmmmm
If the monster is from the deep ocean, why at the end of the movie, when there was video of two of the main characters at Coney Island on the Ferris Wheel, you get a shot of the ocean, and you see something very large drop into the ocean? Did it wake up, shoot straight for the surface and soar into the air, then drop back to earth? Hmmmm.
- no, that was a satellite, that dropped out of orbit and thats what woke the monster.
- that is supposed to be the Tagruato satellite falling out of orbit into the ocean...
- i do agree. I suspected it from the fist time i saw the poster.There is a hump in the water,like when a aquatic animal swims
