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Is New York Ready for Another <em>Cloverfield</em>?
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Jen Carlson
Published Jan 31, 2008
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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If you haven't tired of Cloverfield yet, chances are you will by the time the sequel hits the big screen. That's right, the monster smash will be followed up, and it may be soon. Variety reports that Matt Reeves is already in talks with Paramount to direct, and it may even be his next project. When we interviewed him earlier this year, he said his next project would be The Invisible Woman, but now that may get pushed back for this sequel.
Along with Reeves, this would be J.J. Abrams first sequel (as a producer), and we're betting the duo won't follow convention. The big questions are: will New York be involved? Will it be a prequel? Will the monster move to Park Slope and procreate?
The original was made with a $25 million budget (and a cast of unknowns) and it racked up $46 million opening weekend, so it's no wonder they want to give it another go.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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