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Old 01-24-2008, 07:56 AM #1
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My son who gets very car sick almost got sick at this movie. He too
had to watch it with his eyes closed.

He told me I would have hated it. Years ago, I once vomited while
watching cops. I cant handle the car chase scenes.

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My son who gets very car sick almost got sick at this movie. He too
had to watch it with his eyes closed.

He told me I would have hated it. Years ago, I once vomited while
watching cops. I cant handle the car chase scenes.

Sox
Wow...that's happened to me watching cops too....I never connected that! Learn something every day
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I just wanted to warn any MSers that get vertigo really easy to see that movie at their own risk.

Cloverfield has actually replaced the movie To Live And Die In LA as the worst movie I've ever seen. Only because of how sick Cloverfield made me feel.

When I was about 6 or 7yrs old and my dad took me to the premiere of Star Wars, the scene for the battle at the Death Star made me a bit woozy too, but nowhere near the spinning vertigo that Cloverfield did. But, the Death Star scene only makes me a little light headed if I watch it on a large movie screen. So why did I see Star Wars over 300 times in the theatres the first time it was released? I guess back then I was able to ignore the two or three minutes of discomfort. Plus, Star Wars is totally cool.

Cloverfield was an hour and a half (I think) of jerky, bouncy, vertigo inducing camera movements. It didnt let up until the credits started to roll.
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Hi Erin
Thanks for the vertigo info re: Cloverleaf. It is now a no see movie for me. I'm dizzy most of the time and vertigo is even worse. I appreciate the heads up.

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bummer my wife gets motion sick on some video games/movies... so looks like i am watching that movie by myself... but thats ok i don't think its her kind of movie anyway.. unless there is a lot of drama and people falling in love...
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Oh man, I am finished with movie theaters period for that very reason. I went to see Enchanted, the first in a theater in years, and my head was swimming even just watching that movie.

Thanks for the heads-up, I'm a DVD girl now and it doesn't sound like I'll even be able to stand it that way!
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I just saw a couple of seconds preview on a CNN health show warning about this movie. I got all wonky and dizzy I guess I can take that movie off my list of things-to-do this year.

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My 19 year old saw it with some of his friends and one of the girls had to excuse herself quickly because she got motion sickness and ended up vomiting. Nine bucks to see a movie that makes you vomit...no thanks, LOL.
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