I have a habit to highly appreciate any movie with a good ending, which I think was very successful here. The move has some weak points, but I decided to consider it comedy parts, even though it wasn't meant to be so. For example, the arm scenes were horrible, but why not laugh at it and continue enjoying the movie!The small girl in the end really tricked me. She made me think it wasn't that bad on earth! They were calm and text each other's, then suddenly the husband shout at his wife's work partner not to let her come to earth. A million question in my mind, and suddenly the perfect end. Enjoyable if you don't take it that serious.

I watched all three of the Cloverfield movies in less than a week, and maybe that was key to my enjoyment. The first I saw on Comcast, the second on Amazon, and the third on Netflix. All three can stand alone and also add to the overall story. I loved all of them, and especially this one, as it was a prequel of sorts to the other two! The ending of this movie just blew me away. It shocked me, like only a rare great ending can. I can hardly wait for the next Cloverfield movie.

Maybe I'm jaded by decades of formulaic repeated plots, but what started off quite interesting (and the premise is interesting throughout) gives way to a forgettable, cliche, basic plot that leaves you feeling underwhelmed. A good effort fumbled a bit at the end. I would recommend this if I thought the setup of the "universe" would be worth anything.

Doesn't have enough coherent plot to warrant the time wasted. Summary complete. There's plenty of decent movies to occupy your time! Shame as the cast has potential, just... where was the plot?!