The Cloverfield franchise, since the original film’s announcement trailer, has been built on mystery. The first film and, as producer J.J. Abrams called it, its “blood-relative” sequel 10 Cloverfield Lane, covered distinctly different genre territory while touching on similar themes of survival and the relationships that bind us. The Cloverfield Paradox, surprisingly dropped on Netflix months ahead of its originally anticipated theatrical release, aims to jump into yet another new genre — space-set sci-fi with a dash of horror — but never quite reaches the highs of its predecessors. In an effort to provide some insight into the blood tying these films together, the film paradoxically both stumbles in offering clear answers or thrill as a standalone feature.
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