We apologize for the missing images - one of our image servers went offline and we're working on a recovery solution.
For more information, click here to read a forum thread on this.
Cloverfield - J.J. Abram's new movie.
158 fans
 Join this Spot
Search Fanpop:
 Invite friend 
fanpop > movies > cloverfield > articles > opinion

Where Did the Cloverfield Monster Come From, and Why?

save
Opinion by rob_anybody posted 6 months ago
5.0
 by 4 fans
You rated:
After seeing the movie I wanted to know more. Where did it come from, this creature ten times as tall and 1,000 times as massive than anything that ever evolved on this planet? Normal bone would collapse under so much weight. Normal skin would explode under the pressure of the fluids it was trying to contain. A normal central nervous system would leave the thing moving in slow motion. It could never have evolved; it's far too big. Given normal predator-to-prey ratios, an Earth-sized planet couldn't support more than a few hundred, far to few to maintain a species over time. My conclusion is that the thing was bioengineered by a science far in advance of our own (we can barely introduce a genetic trait or two into an existing species; the Cloverfield creators built an entire creature). It's purpose must be to prepare our world for colonization by causing as much destruction as possible. A berserker. Assuming the little ones can grow into big ones (and make more little ones via asexual reproduction), the species will keep multiplying until it is the only animal life on our planet. Then its creators can show up at their leisure (given the light-speed barrier, this could be a long, long time) and send out a kill code; all the monsters die and they move on in. The kill code could be some encrypted combination of sounds that cause the monsters to die while replicating the sounds of the kill code, killing off the species on land and under the sea in a chain reaction. Perhaps the monsters explode, making it easier for them to biodegrade into fertilizer for alien plants. A world conquered, and none of the real attackers are ever at risk. An elegant solution. What do you think?
6 comments
user photo shieldmaiden said:
interesting theory, especially considering how in the last clip before the credits something was seen falling out of the sky into the ocean. some are saying it was the monster and others are saying that it is a satellite that woke the monster from a few thousand year slumber. if it was the monster that fell into the ocean (which seems the most plausible) then your theory actually indeed makes much sense and is quite logical.
posted 6 months ago.
 
user photo sylar-101 said:
well u guys arnt sad
posted 5 months ago.
 
user photo DJTAPS said:
I Heard From A very Reliable Source That The moster Was Buried At The Bottom Of The Ocean Millions Of Years Ago And A Sattlelite That Can be Seen Following into The Ocean at the end of the movie behind Robs Girlfriend,the sattlelite belongs to Slusho, wich was the company Rob Was Moving to Japan to work for. The Sattlelite awoke the Monster from a deep sleep And Then The Monster went on a rampage from New York City/Manhattan! DJTAPS Out!
posted 5 months ago.
 
user photo wazzie878 said:
it is a baby
posted 2 months ago.
 
user photo wazzie878 said:
can you see it is godzer
posted 2 months ago.
 
user photo gojira54 said:
I heard that it was a baby alien that landed in the ocean (that's why it sounds like a whale). When it roars it's not threatening Earth but calling out for it's parents
posted 2 months ago.
 
related links