
Cloverfield Monster Captured!
Movie News By Robert Fure on January 22, 2008 | Be the First To Comment
In plastic, at least. Hasbro Toys has announced that they’ll be making a whopping 14″ version of the Cloverfield beastie which will go on sale on September 30th of this year. The far off release date makes me think maybe this will coincide with a DVD release. The figure will be incredibly detailed, offer monster roars from the movie, and feature an awe inspiring 70 points of articulation. Also in the package are interchangeable heads, 10 parasites, and the beautiful head of our Lady Liberty. Wrap it all up in a special Collector’s Package, slap a $99.99 price tag on it, and you’ve got the idea.The design hasn’t come online yet, but will in the coming weeks. Keep your eyes and your credit card ready at Hasbro.com.
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