-There's been an attack.
I saved your life by bringing you hear.
-How long do we have to wait? -One year, maybe two.
-What was that? -Quiet.
-How do you know that this is real?
-[ Grunts ]
[ Breathing heavily ]
-Like all of our films today, you can watch
"10 Cloverfield Lane" at home on demand.
The movie has little in common with the 2008 hit "Cloverfield,"
despite the involvement of producer J.J. Abrams
in both projects.
In "10 Cloverfield Lane,"
Mary Elizabeth Winstead wakes up from a car crash,
discovers she's being held captive
in an underground bunker by John Goodman.
He claims there's been
a mysterious attack above ground,
but she doesn't know if she can trust him.
This film was a hit with critics,
coming in certified fresh on the Rotten Tomatoes scale
at 90%, which is very high.
-It is high 'cause this movie was good.
-One of the reasons it's so good is John Goodman.
Of course, it's a well-written role,
but he gets every ounce out of this character.
-You think I sound crazy.
You wear helmets when you ride your bikes.
You have seat belts in your cars.
You have alarm systems to protect your homes,
but what do you do when those alarms go off?
Crazy is building your arc after the flood has already come.
-He's not just some stock villain or a goon.
That character is just so unpredictable.
You don't know what's coming next, and that puts you
in Mary Elizabeth Winstead's shoes
because she doesn't know what's coming next either.
-It's one of those movies that you watch,
and you immediately have an opinion
as to what they should do.
And if you're like me, you scream that opinion
at the screen, which is why I should be relegated
to only watching movies at home.
[ Both laugh ]