According to CloverfieldClues.Blogspot.com, the image of the dinosaur like lizard thingy that is circling the web is NOT the image of the real monster. Here is what was posted today just as it appears on the Cloverfield Clues website.
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
This Is NOT The Monster, Part 1
This is part one in a series I am calling “This Is NOT the Monster“.
I have received countless emails over the past few days with various links to websites claiming to have a photo of the Cloverfield monster (or MGP as it is known as at UnFiction).
That photo actually comes from Peter Konig’s gallery of “concept” art, at the appropriately named ConceptArt.org. The gallery is full of things that could be the monster, but are not.
Also on that page, it mentions that visual effects company Tippett Studio’s Peter Konig … is [the] art director for the upcoming, top secret JJ Abrams production “Cloverfield”.
And if you don’t believe me, Harry Knowles of AICN summed it up in one word: BUNK.
Other theories of what the monster might look like have been scrutinized relentlessly by the internet community. Here are the top 5 contenders.
If you have any idea of what the Cloverfield monster might look like be sure to post it below!
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IT BETTER BE CTHULHU!!!!! A BOY CAN DREAM!!! I DON’T KNOW HOW TO PUT PICTURES BUT HERE IT IS:
http://www.phobos-deimos.com/Cthulhu/cthulhu.jpg
IT BETTER BE CTHULHU!!!!! A BOY CAN DREAM!!! I DON’T KNOW HOW TO PUT PICTURES BUT HERE IT IS:
http://www.phobos-deimos.com/Cthulhu/cthulhu.jpg
Thanks for the link guys!
Here’s some more proof the image is BUNK: http://www.2snaps.tv/9813767
“The image shows models … for potential creatures to be used in a video game production back in 2003, which was being done by Massive Black… Which just happens to be Konig’s company.”
Thanks for the link guys!
Here’s some more proof the image is BUNK: http://www.2snaps.tv/9813767
“The image shows models … for potential creatures to be used in a video game production back in 2003, which was being done by Massive Black… Which just happens to be Konig’s company.”
No Problem, love the site!
Keep it up!
No Problem, love the site!
Keep it up!
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