They finally locate Earth and begin restoring their communications, but transmissions state the station was destroyed and fell to Earth two days prior. Once they do, they find the missing gyroscope. When they recognize it is trying to write something, it instructs them to 'cut Volkov open'. They find the arm roaming of its own volition. Mundy's arm gets pulled into a solid wall and is severed clean off, without bleeding or pain. Jensen tells Hamilton not to trust Schmidt, who Jensen claims to be a spy sent by the German government to keep the Shepard shut down. He uses the gun to threaten the crew, but as he does so he convulses and dies, and the station's worm colony bursts out of him. Volkov's eyeballs begin moving of their own accord he begins conversing with his own reflection in a mirror and is compelled to craft a gun using an on-board 3D printer. As the crew works on repairs, strange events begin to occur, including the discovery (and subsequent rescue) of an unfamiliar woman called Mina Jensen fused with wires inside a wall. After restoring basic power, they find that Earth has vanished from view, and the gyroscope that aids in the station's navigation is missing. The crew is rounded out by American commander Kiel, German physicist Ernst Schmidt, Brazilian medical doctor Monk Acosta, Irish engineer Mundy, Russian engineer Volkov, and Chinese engineer Tam.Īfter about two years of unsuccessful attempts to activate the Shepard, the crew achieves a seemingly stable beam, but it overloads and creates a power surge on the station. Among the crew is Ava Hamilton, a British engineer who frets about leaving her husband Michael potentially for years, as their relationship struggles since the loss of their children to a house fire.

The space agencies of the world prepare to test the Shepard particle accelerator aboard the orbiting Cloverfield Station, which would provide Earth with infinite energy, while conspiracy theorists fear it will create the 'Cloverfield Paradox', opening portals to parallel universes allowing their horrors to threaten Earth. In 2028, Earth is suffering from a global energy crisis. While the unique marketing tactics were praised, the film itself received generally negative reviews, with many considering it the weakest of the Cloverfield films. The release occurred immediately after the game. A surprise trailer aired during Super Bowl LII on February 4, 2018, advertising the film's final title and its release on Netflix, which had purchased rights for the film from Paramount. Once announced as a yet-to-be-named Cloverfield film in late 2016, the film's release was delayed several times. Abrams saw the particle accelerator accident as a cinematic means for future events to cause changes in the past, narratively linking the Cloverfield franchise together. Only during production did Abrams decide to link the film to Cloverfield, adapting Uziel's screenplay and adding scenes to establish the connection, after the same approach was used to alter 10 Cloverfield Lane from its original script, The Cellar. It was planned as part of Paramount's low-budget InSurge distribution label but, following the folding of that label, its production was expanded as a Paramount-distributed film.

The script was acquired by Paramount Pictures and Bad Robot in 2012.

The film is based on God Particle, a spec script from Oren Uziel, which had the main plot of the space-station crew but was unconnected to Cloverfield. It follows an international group of astronauts aboard a space station who, after using a particle accelerator to try to solve Earth's energy crisis, must find a way home when the planet seemingly vanishes. It stars Daniel Brühl, Elizabeth Debicki, Aksel Hennie, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Chris O'Dowd, John Ortiz, David Oyelowo, and Zhang Ziyi. It is the third film in the Cloverfield franchise, following Cloverfield (2008) and 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016). The Cloverfield Paradox is a 2018 American science fiction horror film directed by Julius Onah and written by Oren Uziel, from a story by Uziel and Doug Jung, and produced by J.

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