Paramount Pictures wanted to release the new sequel to the anthology Cloverfield in theaters, a saga that began with the blockbuster movie Monstrous and continued with 10 Cloverfield Street, each with their own sci-fi clichés.
There’s no question that they worked really well at the box office and it made sense to go ahead with it, but the movie was very low quality and according to the gossip, it slipped into Netflix for a fool of millions.
However, it was produced by JJ Abrams, and that’s usually a measure of tranquility.
In The Cloverfield Paradox, he told us that Earth could disappear from space without warning due to a series of paradoxes and a massive energy crisis.
While the premise was interesting, the characters were not well developed, the humor was clunky, and the moments when the script was supposed to shine were not.
Neither the surprising ending nor the plot twists were enough for a millionaire failure.