My main argument, in addition to the whole ‘spoiling suspense’ thing, was that they made me wait the entire movie to get a look at the monster, and then when it finally arrived, I was disappointed to discover that it was just a wingless bat with a tail.
“What is a bat doing underwater?” I was heard to exclaim. “Can bats even swim?”
Then, rather puzzlingly, my conversational partner claimed that Batnor, the Cloverfield monster, was not a bat at all, but rather an original creation.
As I often do, I elected to take our argument to the Internet!
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