Worthless film. This is why this skipped theatrical release. It's almost as if someone just wanted to make a social statement coupled with an inability to write a competent script and came up with a ninety minute, exhaustive film about a space station, crewed by nearly every race on earth, moving to a new dimension. Lots of goofy plot holes that make no sense; risk the planet and reality because people are too lazy to harness the sun for energy, space station moves to new dimension in a different location and yet picks up new characters, Chinese token racial character is the only one speaking Chinese but everyone can understand her. This film actually fits in well with the other garbage hitting the screen since 2017. Oh, and Ava DyVernay, where's the history being made here? Perhaps it is the fact that a sham of a film exploiting the Cloverfield name is so bad, after spending nearly $40 million Paramount realized the trash they had on their hands, and simply washed their hands of it. History in the making.
Review of The Cloverfield Paradox
