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Super 8

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Another winner.

I think we've seen enough from JJ Abrams to officially call him a genius.

Now Cloverfield is my 2nd favorite movie of all time and IMHO Super 8 was a prequel to Cloverfield. There are a poo load of similarities.

Aside from trying to depict everything, this movie was fuging amazing.

Coach Taylor, I mean Kyle Chandler was awesome and the kid actors were really good and funny.

Highly recommended.

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Another winner.

I think we've seen enough from JJ Abrams to officially call him a genius.

Now Cloverfield is my 2nd favorite movie of all time and IMHO Super 8 was a prequel to Cloverfield. There are a poo load of similarities.

Aside from trying to depict everything, this movie was fuging amazing.

Coach Taylor, I mean Kyle Chandler was awesome and the kid actors were really good and funny.

Highly recommended.

Don't get me wrong I do really think Abrams is a genius, and I really did love Cloverfield. Having said that I would not put it any where near the top 25 or maybe even 50 movies of all time. I would not even put it at the top of Abrams list of work.

I do want to see this, but with all the great movies this summer it will be one that I download to watch. I just cant pay $20 every week to go see a movie.

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