Because there are many questions about it (and also because we often make up stuff about the narrator that ISN'T true--like him own a pug), Jeremy actually is deaf. Just had a hearing test this week and it's worse than ever... "severely impaired" in both ears and ordered hearing aids. Cheers.
Prayers to Jeremy. My cousin is deaf and she has had hard times. But I know Jeremy is a bad ass and can conquer anything! Cheers to him for still doing what he loves!
The biggest Sin in this movie to me was them leaving the Farm in the first place. In the first movie, they established quite clearly there were only 3 Death Angels in their area. So after killing said 3 monsters, their farm is probably the safest place in the state for awhile. Sure, another Death Angel could make its way there, but after being there over a year without more than 3 coming around, I'd think staying in the place with running water, electricity, food, shelter, and no Death Angels is probably where you want to be. But naaaaahhhh, let's go on a walk through the wilderness we have no clue about and hope for the best with a baby in tow...
There were only three nearby, but after the fireworks, screaming, shotguns, etc, more than 20 must've heard and looked for them, so yeah...not really sure it's safe
@@jaydee6574 Well, that's just pure speculation and not established at all in the movie. But even so, you have just killed 3 of them using a proven method that requires electricity and the equipment you have on site. Your best chance of survival is to stay right there with that equipment! Besides, if 20 more were on the way, wouldn't walking out into the unknown be the worst thing to do? Aren't you more likely to run into one of those 20 simply by being out in the open as they move towards the Farm? Also, if you are that concerned about fighting more, you know how you avoid 20 new Death Angels who are potentially coming from outside your area...stop making noise!
Over the summer, I had an old woman come into the pizza place I work at who was deaf, but I couldn't figure that out just by sight (no hearing aids or anything). She was really patient with me and understood that it took me a minute to figure out what she needed me to do so she could understand, because I initially didn't know what she was asking. Eventually, I was able to figure out she needed me to enunciate almost to the point of exaggeration (her words, not mine)because that was the best way for her to read my lips. And when it was all said and done, she thanked me multiple times for my service, which gave the impression that she'd had experiences with employees or businesses who weren't willing to learn even simple ways to communicate with her as she needed. It was honestly a really teaching experience for me, and I know I'm not going to forget that sweet old woman anytime soon.
I used to shop in a small corner store where a local guy with CP would often shop for last minute stuff like i did. most of the staff could not understand his speech, but seemed to fail on their intelligence check to think and charisma on not come off as an arsehole. I used to have to tell them what he wanted, it shit me it was obvious what he wanted if you didnt treat the guy like a moron, and ignore his gestures and listened. One funny thing was his dog most obedient bloody terrer i had ever seen. We were joking around one day and i was trying to play with the dog. he said something I definately didnt get the dog did a trick. Then i realised his dog probably thought every other human was a fucking retard that could not communicate. I told him and he laughed so much he fell over.
I remember a lady who was deaf came to a cafe I was working at, and since I know enough to say hi, how are you, and spell out my name, so I was able to at least greet her before having to rely on the point to what she wanted from the menu techniaue for ordering. I did also provide a bit of paper and a pen if she needed it. She actually came back a few times, she even ended up bringing along two others at some point. Then I ended up studding IT, and that cafe isn't open anymore, so I haven't seen them in a few years.
awesome story, learn endlessly from it, and pass it on. It is precisely what this world is short of right now: the willingness to understand someone else's position.
Omfg he's so annoying, he makes me want to rip my hair out I almost hate both movies because of him He's the exact reason why I hate kids /teens in horror and action movies
In which we all realize that cinema sins, which features all episodes with closed captions always visible to be more inclusive do so for their audience but also for the narrator, himself. That's...touching.
I’ve been watching CinemaSins for a lot of years - damn near since the beginning. And this is the first time I’ve ever heard about Jeremy’s deafness. Idk, I don’t have anything to add the the conversation, it just hit me how you think you get to know UA-camr throughout the years, but you never actually really know them. Keep doing your thing Jeremy!
@@xyz7572 He has? I just find it hard to believe he's deaf when he's made comments about things that specifically involved sound. Maybe he uses hearing aids though.
@@nicorizzo5402 if I remember correctly he is completely deaf in one ear and has impaired hearing in the other one. And he has mentioned that he normally uses the “English subtitles for hearing impaired” when available when he’s watching things (aka the kind that describes the sounds going on, like [romantic music], [mumbled dialogue in the background], [sound of rain] in the subtitles along with the actual dialogue). But I’m pretty sure he uses a hearing aid as well. Most deaf and hearing-impaired people in developed countries do, nowadays 🙂
I didn't know deaf, but he has mentioned hearing impairment several times, usually complaining that the subtitles provided with the movie suck or are uninformative, and that it is horrible how people with hearing impairment are missing out with some movies because of things like that.
i was thinking the same thing. i have family that live in the county in the US and they have to get their driveway paved at least once a year or it looks like you’re driving through a field.
Please. How the hell where the militaries of the entire world completely defeated when we have weapons right now that can punch through the hardest materials available to us. The aliens can't swim or fly...sooo we still have forces on the water and in the air...
@@anthonyleedunlap3732 Yeah, both of these plotholes are big letdowns. There should be many small islands, cruiseships, private yachts, and military naval convoys that are doing just fine, after finding ways/places to secure supplies. And the vulnarability of the aliens is a joke that makes it impossible to take anything seriously. The first movie tries to establish them as indistructable, with a newspaper (that was still being written, printed and distributed after society broke down...) stating that they are "bullet and bomb proof". And yet they can be taken out with a single shot from a shotgun or a hunting rifle once their "natural armour" around their head is slightly exposed due to the feedback noise from the cochlear implant? Nope. If they can be killed that way, then they can be killed with mortar fire, artillery, naval guns, tanks, helicopters with autocannonons, gunships, fighter jets, AGMs from UAVs, ... There's no way all the countries with militaries around the world were overrun by these aliens, but then a few people with hunting weapons take them out one after the other when it's convenient to the plot. And on top of all this there is the annoying "society breaks down" trope of so many apocapytic movies. In these films, as soon as disaster strikes, it's always not only "every man for himself", but almost everyone seems to turn into a coldhearted, selfish, murderous psychopath. Cruel cannibalistic cults form and turn on everyone else, but the few decent people want to stay alone and not help anyone. This goes against human nature and history. We are social animals, that's why we have society in the first place. And whenever disaster strikes in the real world, you can see how people stick together, help each other, and are willing to make sacrifeces for the good of others without a second thought. That is how humans work, not saying "oh, society broke down, now it's me against everyone".
Hearing Jeremy/you say "As a deaf person" is really enlightening and brings to light why he/you wrote one of my favorite book series ever, The Ables. I'm neural diverse and the disabled don't get nearly enough representation in movies/books. Kudos to you CinemaSins and by extension Jeremy. I knew I love this channel for a reason, but this just deepens my love for it.
I love that these films have shone more light upon disabilities as someone with dyspraxia (which doesn’t effect me as much as other disabilities do other people) it’s nice to see other people being represented and makes me hope I will someday get more representation than a doctor who companion
If you lose the capacity to hear sound you are deaf. Partially deaf is still deaf as I no hearing in my left ear. Yet if Im not paying attention its as if someone didn't speak at all.
Right??? Like of course he knows he has to be quiet, but try stepping in one and see how quiet you can be 😂 That was probably one of the genuinely dumbest sins I've ever seen given in one of these videos
@@jessicamacaulay7462 if Jeremy read your reply, im sure his reply would be something like: "This is Cinemasins, if you want kindness and logic and yadayada bullsh*t, get the f*ck out of here!" 😅😂
How would it get revealed? A curious one nibbles on a dropped hotdog and falls dead? A Home Alone-esque trap in the form of a swinging mustard dispenser ends up melting the alien like acid?
There an old Starcraft joke, in game, where the Zerg are allergic to lemon juice... that was later CONFIRMED, also in a different game same series, to be true by a key Zerg...
@@PanSpaceman The first one would be hilarious. I can just picture it: character is holding a hotdog with mustard on it, curious alien decides to eat the hotdog first before eating the character, alien drops dead. Off of that, you can even devote a piece of the movie to the characters trying to figure out which ingredient killed the alien. The sausage, the bread, or the mustard?
So that’s going to be an awkward moment when Emmet and Regan get back to town and are all like “Hey, sorry we’re brought the alien that killed half the town. It’s still cool if we live here, right?”
@@Ewokpilot65 Oh you mean 15 people each with families and a tight-nit connection to their neighbors since they survived an apocalypse together? Oh, that wont phase them.
I dated a hearing impaired girl a some years ago. It took me no less than a few hours into our first date to ask her what her favorite kind of music was. She said jazz and hip hop. Some time later I realized how ridiculous that question was.. apologized profusely for being so absent minded and then a state of pure confusion overtook me when It dawned on me that she had actually answered my dumb question. Then one of the most interesting conversations of my life took place when she described what it was like to feel music to the point she even had favorite songs. She insisted that she wasn't handicapped and I absolutely agree. She just had a way of looking at the world we'll never understand..
Lol what, that doesn't make any sense. If she was just hearing impaired instead of full on deaf she could obviously still listen to music quite normally
@@Kelpo45 some people confusingly use hearing impaired for deaf. I dated a blindguy who would laugh REALLY damned loudly when someone called him visually impaired. He'd then matter-of- factly say he has no pupils and there were no visuals to impair.
“Just once id like to see aliens that are allergic to mustard, or soap” Hey…. In evolution, they were allergic to head and shoulders. So…. Wish granted.
As someone who can't wear hearing aids (sensory overload) the fact that from day one CinemaSins has had imbedded, practical subtitles is just awesome. More channels should write their subtitles like this, or like how Austin of the Game Theorists does his, with asides and jokes that aren't in the script, and are just for people who turned the subtitles on.
I don’t have hearing issues but I do have auditory processing issues as a result of adhd and also often rely on subtitles to fully process audio, and it’s always *so* good to get accurate and thorough subtitles that still make sure tone and jokes are properly communicated
I'm surprised you guys didnt sin the fact we literally saw the creature in the first movie move quite adeptly through the water in the flooded basement. Sure, it didnt really "swim" persay, but it sure as hell didnt seem bothered by the water or indicate that it had no idea what water was.
The creatures can't swim, they are not bothered by water, they just drown in deep water... in the first movie the water was never that deep that they would drown themselves in it, it's not like they said they can't be in the water (like kryptonyte), they just can't float...
You're right. Either a creature will stay away from water because it can drown, or it will move through water happily because A, it doesn't need to breathe. B, it can swim or hold its breath.
Because it’s not a good sin. The fact that it didn’t swim in the first movie means there’s no conflict with it not swimming in this one. It wasn’t bothered by the water it was bothered by drowning
The real question is how can it be so obvious how years of expertise can provide a perspective not just "better" but completely unobtainable by people who don't spend time learning to look at details IN A SINS VIDEO, but 99% of the country things a google search makes means they can argue against the opinion of scientist with 40+ years of laser focused experience.
He is a film critic, like satire nature of the channel aside, if you've studied how the craft is done, you'll be painfully aware of the mistakes and cut corners other people make all the time. Sticks out like a sore thumb.
@@ZatannaZataraGrayson He really gotta put up the sign when he's being critical and being comical for the sake movie topics, considering at times, it is bizarre.
He chooses the roles he plays it's not like they are making him do it... Look at Jeffrey wright... phenomenally acclaimed actor who makes great choices on roles🤷🏾♂️
I can understand why you say that but since Gladiator I still get excited when ever he appears ,like I had no idea he was even this movie the first time I watched it...truly a pleasant surprise
@@antonymilne1346 And yes these were the great kind of nitpicks that CinemaSins used to half=fill fill their old short ones with. I guess like anything else the job becomes a chore after a while and once you have a certain size and audience loyalty you can get away with more general commentary (I’m still here, aren’t I?). Shame about all the risqué takes they also took out of the old videos when they reuploaded them over time too.
Director of Photography: Okay, switch sides and make the reverse shot now... John Krasinsk: Nope, we will do it in the afternoon, JUST FOR THE SAKE OF THE CINEMASINS GUYS!!!!
You know what makes a lot of noise? Rotating blades. A huge industrial press crushing down on what's under it. Boiling molten metal. This series should be 10 minutes of discovering the aliens are blinds and drawn to sound and 3 hours of "Home Alone" alien death.
12:35 -13:05 Jeremy made an excellent point, which still laughable/frustrating. Plus should be extra sins for every *Horror/Thriller Movie Cliche* *Added* Another plothole (probably will be explained later in the 3rd part) If the Death Angles hate water, why couldn't the Army (using SHIPS), lure them in a isolated area all killed them (using SHIPS)
Hearing about your deafness and then realizing there have been subtitles to every single video of yours for inclusion just adds to the awesomeness of this channel :) I have problems with processing audio, so having these subtitles helps very much ^^
The whole premise of this movie is itself a fcking sin. The monster has super hearing but no one thinks to hit it with blow horns and the military doesn't hit it with it's crazy audio weapons? *Ding* !
@@joshuamackey9885 they don’t even need weird stuff. We have working sonic weapons at our disposal right now. They’re already tried and true 🤷♂️ which is why this franchise needs to stop. The more they try to expand the dumber it’s going to get
Uhm... Dogs have super hearing, Cats have super hearing, Bats have super hearing. Echo location only upsets and discomforts them there is no logical reason that that would have been deemed a possible deterent especially with how fast these things moved in an took over as the apex predators, sure some small groups would have done it eventually but it's not like that's part of this film plo.... oh.
I know this points out my crazy, but alliteration makes my brain silent when it's going all cooky, so your occasional drops of them make me happy, thanks for the videos.
@@ivy5023 I have a lyrics document on my phone and it's mostly just alliteration to start each line. Something is comforting about hearing the words roll out in the air in quick succession and my brain stops yelling.
My english proficiency greatly improved since I follow CinemaSins. I really take the time to write down new vocabs, refer dictionary, reread every page daily. Thank you CinemaSins for great content
It's maddening that they set up this sequel "to answer the questions people had" from the first movie. And answers barely any. The most glaring unanswered question being these things hearing capabilities. They can hear a grain silo door falling onto grain from miles away while underground in a sound padded bunker, but not the baby stirring 2 feet away behind a little bit of running water. They pounce on every bit of noise, conveniently not going crazy from trying to jump on falling rain, insects that are too small too be cut up by them, etc. It is one the main focus of the movie's plot, the primary driving force, so you cannot 'suspend disbelief' at such arbitrariness. What's worse is the emotional depth, character development, and effective storytelling from the first movie is largely gone in this one, so I couldn't even be distracted from the glaring problems like I was before.
Have you ever used a sound amplifier, like a hearing aide? It magnifies all sound, meaning the contrast in the loudness of two sounds stays the same. It's the reason that deaf people that use hearing aides still have difficulty carrying conversations when other sounds are in the same vicinity. To be near a significantly louder sound would actually cover your sounds given that while your, say, heartbeat is now 5x louder, so would the much-louder sound of the nearby waterfall. and nearby sounds like insects and rain could absolutely be chalked up to consistent exposure lessening their aggressive reaction to the same sound. After all, they didn't attack the waterfalls or streams constantly. Sudden or loud sounds that are distinguishable from ambient noise seem to attract them with surprising consistency within the films.
Why hide traps, it would be better to mark them so other survivors don't step on them. These creatures are blind and can't read english but I pretty sure you could put up a sign stating there are traps in the area.
The only thing I find unrealistic about this movie is that Marcus somehow went through puberty in 10 minutes since this film takes place directly after the first one
@@bengilhooly3616 but the point of the sequel was to literally show what happened right after the first one. It would have been less compelling with a time jump, and the tension of the baby scenes would be gone. It's not their fault a pandemic hit, pushing back production.
Yeah, exactly, in fact, since his actor aged so much since last time, not only does he look older than his older sister, he became taller than her and the actor had to crouch in some scenes to be shorter than the girl. Considering that the sequel takes place immediately after the first film and Marcus clearly aged like five years but they still treat him like the kid he was in the first movie, it just breaks the suspension of disbelief. They should have used different characters for the sequel, I mean, the characters completed their arc in the first film, right? The sequel could have showed us how a different family deals with the Death Angels instead.
I like how he didn't sin the shotgun having no recoil. I can believe the mom shooting it fine but the way the deaf girls shot it, the gun would have gone flying straight back into her face.
Honestly, the first one was great, the sequel was just okay. The creatures were mega nerfed, and I don't buy it that the creature's weakness is water. Do you know how many military bases/subs we currently have in the water right now? Civilization would not have fallen over night. Also, they didn't really have any reason to leave the house. Sure it was beat up a bit, but they have the ability to kill the creature now. Sure, maybe it's to spread the way they can be killed, but in that case they're going somewhere where they don't even know if there are people. It's not like the family is useless and don't know how to farm. Along with that, on the trip, they should've just grabbed more oxygen at the pharmacy, WHY would you not grab extra oxygen if you KNEW you were going on a long trip, where the destination may or may not have oxygen tanks? And the monster's go in and out of getting stupid when it's convenient for the plot. So they can't hear someone 5 ft away, BUT CAN hear someone from 50 yards away who accidentally spoke out of a whisper? Not to mention that the son's character was completely wasted, in addition to his "character arc" showing so little growth, that it's undeserved.
Also they spend the entire movie walking around with the monster killing hearing aids and almost never use it. They have no more reason to sneak anywhere anymore because it only takes a few 10s of seconds and a single shot gun shell to deal with one monster. Given how they seem somewhat territorial and only three were near the farm property they'd easily be able to travel between towns with the resources they need
actually wouldn't the fall of civilization be limited to the american continent? it was only one meteor, right? maybe they can walk over to asia and europe in the winter but africa and down under would be fine I guess... even -europe- UK survives.
You missed the barn that also had the soundproofed room that would of helped raising the baby being lit on fire, plus their grain now in danger of being eaten by animals.
Why isn't there a sin when Cillian was warning them of the Alien attack he was SCREAMING? For a monster very attracted to loud sounds they tend to ignore those who actually makes it.
Not only that but they have shown between both movies the aliens can move in excess of 50mph yet he after finding the boat manages to outrun it back to the village and by climbing up a hill?
I've always had an issue with the imperviousness of the QP monsters. I find it hard to imagine that a biological material could withstand a 50cal or an RPG. But.. Ok, let's say I grant you that. That doesn't mean that fleshy insides can't be hurt by the concussive force of military weapons. Is physics not a thing in this universe? If taking away the armor means a shot gun can kill them then that means they have fleshy insides that can be liquefied by a big enough hit to the armor. Imagine you made an Ironman suit that could tank an RPG. The armor would survive but the guy inside would be stew.. unless you could develop something that cancels out kinetic energy, maybe turns it to heat or something. It's kind of world breaking for me though
these things were killed by way weaker things than 50cal rounds in this very movie, the millitary not stomping them out with automatic artillery is something i cannot, and will not believe.
9:07 Is Jeremy deaf? Or the writer? Really appreciate his commentary how much he loves the awareness this brings to the deaf and hearing-impaired community, but it adds a whole other level if they themselves are also deaf or hearing-impaired 💯
@@AnnaZverina It's more than that though. He is harsh on movies when it comes to plot holes and plot conveniences, like in the first movie when he sinned the fact that the family in question was perfectly suited to the disaster at hand, because they had a deaf daughter. He goes the other way here, giving the movie props for not just making this guy understand sign language or know that he needs to speak slow and look at her so she can understand him. Two characters are understandably unable to communicate at first, but rather than have them just make stuff up on the fly and understand each other, she does what a person who can read lips would do, and teaches him how to speak in a way that she can understand. It shows that the movie has a genuine appreciation for the difficulties both sides of the coin deal with, especially during a crisis, and how much Jeremy genuinely enjoys movies, despite his job. He's willing to give them props when they solve a problem, even quickly, in a way that makes complete and total sense, both in reality and in the context of the world that the movie is establishing.
Yeah, he’s been really open about his gradual hearing loss on the Sincast and how frustrating it is that studios do things like releasing trailers without captions or put very lazy (and incorrect) captions on home releases. It was great to see him give this movie credit for its portrayal of deaf people.
Yes I watch things with captions as I am partially deaf and can't always make out what they are saying. Its even more frustrating when you're partially deaf with tinnitus.
I was so glad to see my suspicions that Sins was deaf was correct. So cool. I’m not deaf, but have a huge processing disorder- and always been thankful for the captioning. Love to see it.
11:57 he says he wants an alien to be allergic to soap, the movie Evolution the big alien (spoiler if you somehow have yet to watch it) was brought down with shampoo, close enough?
The thing that really bugged me was it was the feedback from the alien that caused the hearing aid to disorient them. This was obvious because she also reacted to it. Putting the hearing aid on the microphone and broadcasting it would do nothing.
Yo, Jeremy, as a supporter and regular watched of this channel, I just wanna say I appreciate your time and effort in all of this along with the other people involved. It’s also nice to hear the support for deaf people. Personally, I’m 80% deaf so I understand. Hope you keep doing this and good luck in the future.
I ask this with complete sincerity and curiosity - how did you come up with 80%? Is there some official test that gives you a percentage, or is that just your own estimation?
There a detail from the last movie that gives the "he could never fix the radio" thing some weight. And that the fact you can see the cochlear implant he gives her has 2 backs on it. And that second magnet where there definitely should not be a magnet would most certainly screw up all the circuity. God it's so dumb, when my friend and I saw that we had to pause the movie and laugh for a solid 20 minutes.
So after watching this video I went back to watch the first video about the first movie and you said there , "Sure , this ear thing is convenient as ... , But at least it's not water thats ends up being the savior" you predicted the future
That moment at the end when REGAN used her hearing aid and coincidentally helped MARCUS and EVELYN survive. Imagine the ALIEN was never at the island. She would have had a nice time on the island while her last family members were murdered.
@@supiiischokobaer I just assumed you weren’t very familiar with English and trying to be helpful. Idk why you would ever make words all caps unless trying to emphasize it but if you do it with every proper noun it’s no longer emphasis it’s just annoying
@@supiiischokobaer also correcting stupid grammar and arbitrary capitalization is exactly what cinemasins does for movies all the time so you are the one who is sinning
1:02 the thing with everyone being at a sporting event, leaving the town looking spooky and deserted, is an homage to the opening of the 1988 remake of "The Blob".
The bear trap scene was cinematic gold. That Jeremy was still high on adrenaline and didn't feel the pain of what had just happened until a few seconds later was heart stopping. Should've removed 10 sins for that scene alone.
Love how the development of the video game was announced AFTER the video was complete but BEFORE the video dropped. That should be handled rationally down here. Also: Isn't a Quiet Place video game just a discount last of us? My column:
That’s exactly what I was thinking of it being like The Last of Us. I’m not mad at it at all. It would be a great story with great gameplay that would present a challenge to the majority of its own players. The only issues would come with the gatekeepers who almost tanked TLoU 2 for not being 1 😒
Isn't the last of us just discount "Children Of Men" ? (The entire plot comes from there) Isn't the last of us just discount "Léon: The Professional" ? (The entire relationship between the 2 leads comes from there) Isn't the last of us just discount "Resident Evil 4" ? It's not like Naughty Dog invented anything, I don't see why other people couldn't make this kind of game.
Of course Cinemasins noticed as I did how crazy the creature following them the day of the outbreak was with the CHAOS going on - but the sin I woulda added was how did the creatures navigate seemingly 100s of miles from the impact site to this town with I'm assuming 100s of square miles of populated area in between? Just seems like they got to town really fast the day of... Also, imagine Jeremy as a guest lecturer...
@@gamingwithjules7100 yea but y the creatures leave the general crash area to head to this town like do we know where they crash landed n if its in a dens area they would be there for days killing ppl n getting killed, cuse if they are as fast as you say then how did ppl print news papers about them, like the town was hit day 1 so who the hell made news papers about the creatures
Back when my GF and I saw this in theaters, she blurted out at the ending: "What the hell? You're doing that cliffhanger shit again?" Everyone in the theater laughed.
Three requests: Sharkboy and Lavagirl, The Wolf Man (2010), and The Cat in the Hat (2003). And if you have balls of steel... Norm of the North, Foodfight!, and Battlefield Earth
Cinemasins is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 25k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional poop plug!!! begging you GUYS alot literally begging..
@@Hessed3712 that doesn’t count! I want to see him rip apart that movie in two parts on UA-cam lol. My favorite videos of his is when he covers really bad movies so that’s why I listed a couple bad movies (excluding The Wolf Man because I like it)
I'm glad you pointed out the Jurassic Park references. With the second very obvious one at the end of the movie, my thoughts were: the first movie still had an original concept. In this one these aliens could just as well be replaced with a bunch of velociraptors, and you'd almost have the same effect 🤷♀️ Also I'm adding a sin because of the annoyingly abrupt ending. It's so obvious they did that because they want to release a part 3 🙄
Good writing on this one… “I don’t wanna see their asses, I came to see the balls.” “Someone should write them a Jurassic parking ticket.” Made me Laugh
I don't think he necessarily liked the movie as a whole, but was willing to give it props when it took the time and effort to show the struggles of being deaf, especially in a crisis, and when they solve the difficult issue of communication in a logical and sensical way.
The absolute stupidest thing about this movie, apart from the fact it's basically just the first one again, is that now suddenly the aliens can't swim... That just adds a whole new layer of _"How the fuck did these things cause a global apocalypse?"_
Makes you wonder if the "global apocalypse" only applies to North America/Americas, or actually the whole world. If the "Death Angels" can't swim and they landed on the U.S, how the hell would they impact any other continent? Not to mention, the "Death Angels" show to be dumb as fuck. Are they only narratively a threat, or is the Quiet Place's humanity just as collectively dumb? Guess Marcus is the benchmark for humanity if that's true..
No the stupidest thing was why they waited a whole f*&king evening talking with people on that island and not broadcasting that motherf$&king signal immediately!!!
@@urielraven-frost8714 No, I think there was the News Broadcast mentioning Shanghai. In the first movie, Mexico, Moscow, and Bogota, the capital of Columbia, are mentioned as places that got hit by the Angels too.
Has anyone noticed in any invasion movie, when there is a safe place or a sanctuary, it almost immediately gets destroyed or overrun with be it aliens or zombies or whatever immediately the protagonists (main characters) arrive
The panicked screaming when a creature attacked a group was one of the things that bothered me. After over a year with these things being around and clearly knowing that they're drawn to sound, I would think they would have learned to resist the urge to scream in fear and make it that much easier for the creatures to find and kill them. I suppose in that island town maybe some people could have been doing it on purpose to selflessly draw the creature away from the kids or something, but even those "bad guys" on the docks did a lot of screaming just because of those things showing up.
My big question is have none of these people played a game with stealth in it for the past 15 years. id be hording glass bottles to chuck in opposite directions whenever i need to sneak away
actually oxygen tanks can explode, they cant cause a fireball but can explode. You see the bullet entering the pressurized cylinder would heat up the walls of the cylinder and pure oxygen would help that metal oxidize way faster then normal air and hence it would oxidize with very high temperature which would create a chain reaction and heat up the gas so that the tank would explode.
lead doesnt spark. it was a sad day in my childhood when i realized that movie bullets must all be inciderary rounds because you cant blow up shit with a lead bullet
Realizing Jeremy is deaf AND a pug owner just makes me love this video so much more. My wife is also hearing impaired, and we own several pugs. One sin removed for relatable narrators.
13:20 have you ever tried to slide one of them EXTREMELY slowly? Maybe you don't quite realize this but there IS a connection between how fast something moves and how much noise it makes. It is ENTIRELY possible to open these without making much noise at all.
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do everything wrong with Black Widow
How dare you attack A Quiet Place Part 2 !
111 sins on this movie is a little lite on this dumpster fire of ripping off old movie scripts .... I counted 220 ...
One of the best episodes I've seen from you. Great job
Because there are many questions about it (and also because we often make up stuff about the narrator that ISN'T true--like him own a pug), Jeremy actually is deaf. Just had a hearing test this week and it's worse than ever... "severely impaired" in both ears and ordered hearing aids. Cheers.
I hope they help. To clearly judge something a sin hearing is required. Your jokes have always made me laugh so i hope his hearing improves.
Woah
You should pin it.
Much love
Prayers to Jeremy. My cousin is deaf and she has had hard times. But I know Jeremy is a bad ass and can conquer anything! Cheers to him for still doing what he loves!
Learning that Jeremy is deaf and then actually realizing there are subtitles in every video gave me a clarity I didn't know I needed. Wow
As a fellow deaf person it makes me feel very happy to watch a UA-cam I don’t have to turn captions on for
@@editor_kaeson god yes, I’m not deaf but like wack auditory processing issues so them giving subtitles on every video is a god send
@@arucane8635 me too!
@@brownieprincess33 or at least hard of hearing. I don’t know if he’s completely deaf
I don't think he's actually deaf.
The biggest Sin in this movie to me was them leaving the Farm in the first place. In the first movie, they established quite clearly there were only 3 Death Angels in their area. So after killing said 3 monsters, their farm is probably the safest place in the state for awhile. Sure, another Death Angel could make its way there, but after being there over a year without more than 3 coming around, I'd think staying in the place with running water, electricity, food, shelter, and no Death Angels is probably where you want to be.
But naaaaahhhh, let's go on a walk through the wilderness we have no clue about and hope for the best with a baby in tow...
They probably should have made a part 2 focusing on a different family tho, since their arc was completed
Exactly what I thought. WHY on earth are they leaving
There were only three nearby, but after the fireworks, screaming, shotguns, etc, more than 20 must've heard and looked for them, so yeah...not really sure it's safe
@@jaydee6574 Well, that's just pure speculation and not established at all in the movie. But even so, you have just killed 3 of them using a proven method that requires electricity and the equipment you have on site. Your best chance of survival is to stay right there with that equipment! Besides, if 20 more were on the way, wouldn't walking out into the unknown be the worst thing to do? Aren't you more likely to run into one of those 20 simply by being out in the open as they move towards the Farm?
Also, if you are that concerned about fighting more, you know how you avoid 20 new Death Angels who are potentially coming from outside your area...stop making noise!
Keep it 69 likes people..
Over the summer, I had an old woman come into the pizza place I work at who was deaf, but I couldn't figure that out just by sight (no hearing aids or anything). She was really patient with me and understood that it took me a minute to figure out what she needed me to do so she could understand, because I initially didn't know what she was asking. Eventually, I was able to figure out she needed me to enunciate almost to the point of exaggeration (her words, not mine)because that was the best way for her to read my lips. And when it was all said and done, she thanked me multiple times for my service, which gave the impression that she'd had experiences with employees or businesses who weren't willing to learn even simple ways to communicate with her as she needed. It was honestly a really teaching experience for me, and I know I'm not going to forget that sweet old woman anytime soon.
I had similar experiences at JcPenny, all I did was pull out some receipt paper and we wrote to each other :)
She doesn’t come over there anymore ? Maybe she’s dead ?
I used to shop in a small corner store where a local guy with CP would often shop for last minute stuff like i did. most of the staff could not understand his speech, but seemed to fail on their intelligence check to think and charisma on not come off as an arsehole. I used to have to tell them what he wanted, it shit me it was obvious what he wanted if you didnt treat the guy like a moron, and ignore his gestures and listened.
One funny thing was his dog most obedient bloody terrer i had ever seen. We were joking around one day and i was trying to play with the dog. he said something I definately didnt get the dog did a trick. Then i realised his dog probably thought every other human was a fucking retard that could not communicate. I told him and he laughed so much he fell over.
I remember a lady who was deaf came to a cafe I was working at, and since I know enough to say hi, how are you, and spell out my name, so I was able to at least greet her before having to rely on the point to what she wanted from the menu techniaue for ordering. I did also provide a bit of paper and a pen if she needed it.
She actually came back a few times, she even ended up bringing along two others at some point.
Then I ended up studding IT, and that cafe isn't open anymore, so I haven't seen them in a few years.
awesome story, learn endlessly from it, and pass it on. It is precisely what this world is short of right now: the willingness to understand someone else's position.
"This child is such a disappointment." Yes, he is.
Omfg he's so annoying, he makes me want to rip my hair out
I almost hate both movies because of him
He's the exact reason why I hate kids /teens in horror and action movies
Ohh shit... I thought he was talking about me
I was trying to remember what other movie had an annoying stupid kid in it....then remembered it was the supposedly smart black kid in Jurassic world.
@@cmelft2463 supposedly *
When he started to scream when he got into the bear/animal trap, it was then I knew he was. Fing Marcus! 🤦🏿♂️
“Aww, she has a special manger just for drowning.” That actually made me snort laugh 😂
Me too!
Made me laugh a second time when reading the quote, automatically in Jeremys voice.
Yup! Gotta love dark humor!
Its snaugh for me
You sound just like my pug!
So fun fact the baseball scene was filmed in my home town, my dad owns the green house. And it is actually normal to have that many people at games
That’s actually so sick
Proof? Lmao.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
FUN FACT WE DONT GIVE A FUCK!
There was nothing fun about your “fact”
In which we all realize that cinema sins, which features all episodes with closed captions always visible to be more inclusive do so for their audience but also for the narrator, himself. That's...touching.
I’ve been watching CinemaSins for a lot of years - damn near since the beginning. And this is the first time I’ve ever heard about Jeremy’s deafness. Idk, I don’t have anything to add the the conversation, it just hit me how you think you get to know UA-camr throughout the years, but you never actually really know them.
Keep doing your thing Jeremy!
Who is jermy?
You must not have watched all their videos then 😅 I’ve watched for years too, and he has mentioned it several times
@@xyz7572 He has? I just find it hard to believe he's deaf when he's made comments about things that specifically involved sound. Maybe he uses hearing aids though.
@@nicorizzo5402 if I remember correctly he is completely deaf in one ear and has impaired hearing in the other one. And he has mentioned that he normally uses the “English subtitles for hearing impaired” when available when he’s watching things (aka the kind that describes the sounds going on, like [romantic music], [mumbled dialogue in the background], [sound of rain] in the subtitles along with the actual dialogue).
But I’m pretty sure he uses a hearing aid as well. Most deaf and hearing-impaired people in developed countries do, nowadays 🙂
I didn't know deaf, but he has mentioned hearing impairment several times, usually complaining that the subtitles provided with the movie suck or are uninformative, and that it is horrible how people with hearing impairment are missing out with some movies because of things like that.
Just a side note, how are those dirt road tracks still there after 400+ days of not having cars drive on them and look pristine?
i was thinking the same thing. i have family that live in the county in the US and they have to get their driveway paved at least once a year or it looks like you’re driving through a field.
Please. How the hell where the militaries of the entire world completely defeated when we have weapons right now that can punch through the hardest materials available to us. The aliens can't swim or fly...sooo we still have forces on the water and in the air...
@@anthonyleedunlap3732 Yeah, both of these plotholes are big letdowns. There should be many small islands, cruiseships, private yachts, and military naval convoys that are doing just fine, after finding ways/places to secure supplies. And the vulnarability of the aliens is a joke that makes it impossible to take anything seriously. The first movie tries to establish them as indistructable, with a newspaper (that was still being written, printed and distributed after society broke down...) stating that they are "bullet and bomb proof". And yet they can be taken out with a single shot from a shotgun or a hunting rifle once their "natural armour" around their head is slightly exposed due to the feedback noise from the cochlear implant? Nope. If they can be killed that way, then they can be killed with mortar fire, artillery, naval guns, tanks, helicopters with autocannonons, gunships, fighter jets, AGMs from UAVs, ... There's no way all the countries with militaries around the world were overrun by these aliens, but then a few people with hunting weapons take them out one after the other when it's convenient to the plot.
And on top of all this there is the annoying "society breaks down" trope of so many apocapytic movies. In these films, as soon as disaster strikes, it's always not only "every man for himself", but almost everyone seems to turn into a coldhearted, selfish, murderous psychopath. Cruel cannibalistic cults form and turn on everyone else, but the few decent people want to stay alone and not help anyone. This goes against human nature and history. We are social animals, that's why we have society in the first place. And whenever disaster strikes in the real world, you can see how people stick together, help each other, and are willing to make sacrifeces for the good of others without a second thought. That is how humans work, not saying "oh, society broke down, now it's me against everyone".
@@anthonyleedunlap3732this!!!! Especially the navy should never be defeated by these aliens if they don’t go in water
Just like the zombies in TWD, Death Angels like to cut the grass from time to time (off-screen)
Hearing Jeremy/you say "As a deaf person" is really enlightening and brings to light why he/you wrote one of my favorite book series ever, The Ables. I'm neural diverse and the disabled don't get nearly enough representation in movies/books. Kudos to you CinemaSins and by extension Jeremy. I knew I love this channel for a reason, but this just deepens my love for it.
I love that these films have shone more light upon disabilities as someone with dyspraxia (which doesn’t effect me as much as other disabilities do other people) it’s nice to see other people being represented and makes me hope I will someday get more representation than a doctor who companion
@Matthew McGhie he is deaf in one ear
@Matthew McGhie 9:08 Jeremy literally tells us he is a deaf person.
If you lose the capacity to hear sound you are deaf. Partially deaf is still deaf as I no hearing in my left ear. Yet if Im not paying attention its as if someone didn't speak at all.
@Matthew McGhie Jeremy is more than 50% deaf and uses a hearing aid
The kid got his foot in a bear trap and Jeremy expected him to stay quiet lmao
Right??? Like of course he knows he has to be quiet, but try stepping in one and see how quiet you can be 😂 That was probably one of the genuinely dumbest sins I've ever seen given in one of these videos
@@jessicamacaulay7462 if Jeremy read your reply, im sure his reply would be something like: "This is Cinemasins, if you want kindness and logic and yadayada bullsh*t, get the f*ck out of here!" 😅😂
@@fatherplatypus2316 most likely lol even so, this one is pretty bad
@@fatherplatypus2316 ROFL🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I guess the kid could have covered his mouth to scream at least?
To be fair, I'd absolutely DIG a movie where the aliens' weakness is mustard.
How would it get revealed? A curious one nibbles on a dropped hotdog and falls dead? A Home Alone-esque trap in the form of a swinging mustard dispenser ends up melting the alien like acid?
There an old Starcraft joke, in game, where the Zerg are allergic to lemon juice... that was later CONFIRMED, also in a different game same series, to be true by a key Zerg...
i keep thinking about that spongebob episode with the jellyfish monsters and their mayo weakness
@@PanSpaceman The first one would be hilarious. I can just picture it: character is holding a hotdog with mustard on it, curious alien decides to eat the hotdog first before eating the character, alien drops dead.
Off of that, you can even devote a piece of the movie to the characters trying to figure out which ingredient killed the alien. The sausage, the bread, or the mustard?
@@robertagu3772 Really? I don't recall any such thing while playing StarCraft 3.
So that’s going to be an awkward moment when Emmet and Regan get back to town and are all like “Hey, sorry we’re brought the alien that killed half the town. It’s still cool if we live here, right?”
the alien killed like 15 people max, only 7 on screen
@@Ewokpilot65 Oh you mean 15 people each with families and a tight-nit connection to their neighbors since they survived an apocalypse together? Oh, that wont phase them.
@@arcosprey4811 thats not what I said. I meant that half the town didn't get killed, it was 15 max. OP's point still stands though
I dated a hearing impaired girl a some years ago. It took me no less than a few hours into our first date to ask her what her favorite kind of music was. She said jazz and hip hop. Some time later I realized how ridiculous that question was.. apologized profusely for being so absent minded and then a state of pure confusion overtook me when It dawned on me that she had actually answered my dumb question.
Then one of the most interesting conversations of my life took place when she described what it was like to feel music to the point she even had favorite songs.
She insisted that she wasn't handicapped and I absolutely agree. She just had a way of looking at the world we'll never understand..
Lol what, that doesn't make any sense. If she was just hearing impaired instead of full on deaf she could obviously still listen to music quite normally
@@Kelpo45 some people confusingly use hearing impaired for deaf. I dated a blindguy who would laugh REALLY damned loudly when someone called him visually impaired. He'd then matter-of- factly say he has no pupils and there were no visuals to impair.
I've got a friend with no legs. Totally not handicapped. She just has a way of getting around the world we'll never understand..
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Whats ridiculous is apologizing even tho she answered your question.
“Just once id like to see aliens that are allergic to mustard, or soap”
Hey…. In evolution, they were allergic to head and shoulders. So…. Wish granted.
Beat me to it lol
It was the selenium in the head and shoulders.
I think in supernatural the leviathans are allergic to soap or something
@@alstonbraganza cleaning solution like Bleach I think
In doctor who The slitheen are allergic to vinegar.
As someone who can't wear hearing aids (sensory overload) the fact that from day one CinemaSins has had imbedded, practical subtitles is just awesome. More channels should write their subtitles like this, or like how Austin of the Game Theorists does his, with asides and jokes that aren't in the script, and are just for people who turned the subtitles on.
its cool that the narrarator is deaf. no wonder they had subtitles
I don’t have hearing issues but I do have auditory processing issues as a result of adhd and also often rely on subtitles to fully process audio, and it’s always *so* good to get accurate and thorough subtitles that still make sure tone and jokes are properly communicated
I'm surprised you guys didnt sin the fact we literally saw the creature in the first movie move quite adeptly through the water in the flooded basement. Sure, it didnt really "swim" persay, but it sure as hell didnt seem bothered by the water or indicate that it had no idea what water was.
The creatures can't swim, they are not bothered by water, they just drown in deep water... in the first movie the water was never that deep that they would drown themselves in it, it's not like they said they can't be in the water (like kryptonyte), they just can't float...
I can’t swim but I don’t have a panic attack every time I get in the bath
The water didn't even go over the mother's nose iirc, so that thing was definitely walking just fine in it.
You're right. Either a creature will stay away from water because it can drown, or it will move through water happily because
A, it doesn't need to breathe.
B, it can swim or hold its breath.
Because it’s not a good sin. The fact that it didn’t swim in the first movie means there’s no conflict with it not swimming in this one. It wasn’t bothered by the water it was bothered by drowning
That first sin. That’s why this channel is awesome like how tf do you notice that
You can tell they had to look extremely closely to find any sins in some of these points
The real question is how can it be so obvious how years of expertise can provide a perspective not just "better" but completely unobtainable by people who don't spend time learning to look at details IN A SINS VIDEO, but 99% of the country things a google search makes means they can argue against the opinion of scientist with 40+ years of laser focused experience.
He is a film critic, like satire nature of the channel aside, if you've studied how the craft is done, you'll be painfully aware of the mistakes and cut corners other people make all the time. Sticks out like a sore thumb.
@@ZatannaZataraGrayson He really gotta put up the sign when he's being critical and being comical for the sake movie topics, considering at times, it is bizarre.
Djimon Honsou is one of the most chronically wasted actors in recent memory
Straight up. He's brilliant, always. WHY isn't he a leading man??
He chooses the roles he plays it's not like they are making him do it... Look at Jeffrey wright... phenomenally acclaimed actor who makes great choices on roles🤷🏾♂️
I can understand why you say that but since Gladiator I still get excited when ever he appears ,like I had no idea he was even this movie the first time I watched it...truly a pleasant surprise
Anytime they need a black guy in a movie with some good lines, they call him, that’s his niche
@@AkumaFromYomi definitely was...amistad might still be his best work
That first sin is the very core of what cinemasins is. Extremely picky on a completely pointless detail and throw in a good chuckle on the end.
dont like? dont have to watch :P
@@anotherpersonfromnorfolk1587 I was saying that as a compliment
@@antonymilne1346 And yes these were the great kind of nitpicks that CinemaSins used to half=fill fill their old short ones with. I guess like anything else the job becomes a chore after a while and once you have a certain size and audience loyalty you can get away with more general commentary (I’m still here, aren’t I?). Shame about all the risqué takes they also took out of the old videos when they reuploaded them over time too.
Director of Photography: Okay, switch sides and make the reverse shot now...
John Krasinsk: Nope, we will do it in the afternoon, JUST FOR THE SAKE OF THE CINEMASINS GUYS!!!!
It’s sins like this that used to make cinemasins good.
You know what makes a lot of noise?
Rotating blades. A huge industrial press crushing down on what's under it. Boiling molten metal.
This series should be 10 minutes of discovering the aliens are blinds and drawn to sound and 3 hours of "Home Alone" alien death.
They'd just pull an Alien 3.
Agreed.
Now THAT would be a fun alien invasion movie.
Yeah my boy is in the movie about 5 minutes and dies incredibly stupid by screaming at the top of his lungs in front of a open garage door.
That's your son?
Fun role, give him our regards!! :D
Yeah, that really was a bummer!
In movies like this there is always a bed bath and beyond close to insure a endless candle supply.
You mean Bath and Bodyworks
12:35 -13:05 Jeremy made an excellent point, which still laughable/frustrating.
Plus should be extra sins for every *Horror/Thriller Movie Cliche*
*Added* Another plothole (probably will be explained later in the 3rd part) If the Death Angles hate water, why couldn't the Army (using SHIPS), lure them in a isolated area all killed them (using SHIPS)
TRUE!!
You would be amazing at cinema sins
Over thinking a horror movie. Ding, 1 sin. 😂
Cause having smart people making smart decisions in a movie would make the movie short in run time therefore we have to suffer with dumb people
@@crazyparanormalinvestigato2007 Spot on 👍
Hearing about your deafness and then realizing there have been subtitles to every single video of yours for inclusion just adds to the awesomeness of this channel :)
I have problems with processing audio, so having these subtitles helps very much ^^
"Part 2"
Yeah, a second part on this story you totally intended to make before the first movie made bank.
When Marcus went off exploring on his own this movie went from bad to stupid.
The whole premise of this movie is itself a fcking sin. The monster has super hearing but no one thinks to hit it with blow horns and the military doesn't hit it with it's crazy audio weapons? *Ding* !
Military would of hit it with some type of weird ass area 51 type weapon. This is America bro.
Also, they apparently can't swim.
Why not just lure them into the ocean to drown?
@@joshuamackey9885 they don’t even need weird stuff. We have working sonic weapons at our disposal right now. They’re already tried and true 🤷♂️ which is why this franchise needs to stop. The more they try to expand the dumber it’s going to get
@@Foxtrot369 Seriously. Look up drowning rat trap concepts, that shit on a larger scale would work WONDERS.
Uhm... Dogs have super hearing, Cats have super hearing, Bats have super hearing. Echo location only upsets and discomforts them there is no logical reason that that would have been deemed a possible deterent especially with how fast these things moved in an took over as the apex predators, sure some small groups would have done it eventually but it's not like that's part of this film plo.... oh.
I know this points out my crazy, but alliteration makes my brain silent when it's going all cooky, so your occasional drops of them make me happy, thanks for the videos.
OMG SAME
Wait so you don’t like things that rhyme?
No its a good thing
@@ivy5023 I have a lyrics document on my phone and it's mostly just alliteration to start each line. Something is comforting about hearing the words roll out in the air in quick succession and my brain stops yelling.
My english proficiency greatly improved since I follow CinemaSins. I really take the time to write down new vocabs, refer dictionary, reread every page daily.
Thank you CinemaSins for great content
It's maddening that they set up this sequel "to answer the questions people had" from the first movie. And answers barely any. The most glaring unanswered question being these things hearing capabilities. They can hear a grain silo door falling onto grain from miles away while underground in a sound padded bunker, but not the baby stirring 2 feet away behind a little bit of running water. They pounce on every bit of noise, conveniently not going crazy from trying to jump on falling rain, insects that are too small too be cut up by them, etc. It is one the main focus of the movie's plot, the primary driving force, so you cannot 'suspend disbelief' at such arbitrariness.
What's worse is the emotional depth, character development, and effective storytelling from the first movie is largely gone in this one, so I couldn't even be distracted from the glaring problems like I was before.
I think they might not go for the rain and insects because they got used to hearing it and realized it’s not something they could eat and kill
Have you ever used a sound amplifier, like a hearing aide? It magnifies all sound, meaning the contrast in the loudness of two sounds stays the same. It's the reason that deaf people that use hearing aides still have difficulty carrying conversations when other sounds are in the same vicinity. To be near a significantly louder sound would actually cover your sounds given that while your, say, heartbeat is now 5x louder, so would the much-louder sound of the nearby waterfall. and nearby sounds like insects and rain could absolutely be chalked up to consistent exposure lessening their aggressive reaction to the same sound. After all, they didn't attack the waterfalls or streams constantly. Sudden or loud sounds that are distinguishable from ambient noise seem to attract them with surprising consistency within the films.
They clearly wanted a trilogy or a franchise. They’re going full on purge!😂 get ready, these movies are going to get worse
and how they dont hear the heartbeat of humans they're close to.
I too would scream if my foot got stuck in a bear trap. That's an insane amount of pain.
Why hide traps, it would be better to mark them so other survivors don't step on them. These creatures are blind and can't read english but I pretty sure you could put up a sign stating there are traps in the area.
The only thing I find unrealistic about this movie is that Marcus somehow went through puberty in 10 minutes since this film takes place directly after the first one
Would you rather they get a brand new actor that looks nothing like him?
@@mjf2891 they should've done a time jump
@@bengilhooly3616 but the point of the sequel was to literally show what happened right after the first one. It would have been less compelling with a time jump, and the tension of the baby scenes would be gone. It's not their fault a pandemic hit, pushing back production.
Yeah, exactly, in fact, since his actor aged so much since last time, not only does he look older than his older sister, he became taller than her and the actor had to crouch in some scenes to be shorter than the girl. Considering that the sequel takes place immediately after the first film and Marcus clearly aged like five years but they still treat him like the kid he was in the first movie, it just breaks the suspension of disbelief. They should have used different characters for the sequel, I mean, the characters completed their arc in the first film, right? The sequel could have showed us how a different family deals with the Death Angels instead.
The boy that plays him goes to my school
I like how he didn't sin the shotgun having no recoil. I can believe the mom shooting it fine but the way the deaf girls shot it, the gun would have gone flying straight back into her face.
It's called women empowerment 😂
I mean she did just lift a 200 pound man into a boat. She ate her Wheaties or something.
Honestly, the first one was great, the sequel was just okay.
The creatures were mega nerfed, and I don't buy it that the creature's weakness is water. Do you know how many military bases/subs we currently have in the water right now? Civilization would not have fallen over night.
Also, they didn't really have any reason to leave the house. Sure it was beat up a bit, but they have the ability to kill the creature now. Sure, maybe it's to spread the way they can be killed, but in that case they're going somewhere where they don't even know if there are people. It's not like the family is useless and don't know how to farm.
Along with that, on the trip, they should've just grabbed more oxygen at the pharmacy, WHY would you not grab extra oxygen if you KNEW you were going on a long trip, where the destination may or may not have oxygen tanks?
And the monster's go in and out of getting stupid when it's convenient for the plot. So they can't hear someone 5 ft away, BUT CAN hear someone from 50 yards away who accidentally spoke out of a whisper?
Not to mention that the son's character was completely wasted, in addition to his "character arc" showing so little growth, that it's undeserved.
Also they spend the entire movie walking around with the monster killing hearing aids and almost never use it. They have no more reason to sneak anywhere anymore because it only takes a few 10s of seconds and a single shot gun shell to deal with one monster. Given how they seem somewhat territorial and only three were near the farm property they'd easily be able to travel between towns with the resources they need
actually wouldn't the fall of civilization be limited to the american continent? it was only one meteor, right? maybe they can walk over to asia and europe in the winter but africa and down under would be fine I guess... even -europe- UK survives.
@@stefangames6047 I think that's because it may need a recharge and that there would be nearby Death Angels.
You missed the barn that also had the soundproofed room that would of helped raising the baby being lit on fire, plus their grain now in danger of being eaten by animals.
Why isn't there a sin when Cillian was warning them of the Alien attack he was SCREAMING? For a monster very attracted to loud sounds they tend to ignore those who actually makes it.
Everyone was already making noise, it didn’t matter.
@@GreatOldOne9866 Yeah. Hell, the camera focused on the guy at the Well first.
@@tonypeppermint5329 right. The creature already had someone else targeted.
Not only that but they have shown between both movies the aliens can move in excess of 50mph yet he after finding the boat manages to outrun it back to the village and by climbing up a hill?
Sin for not calling this “A Quieter Place”. Missed opportunity, that.
I've always had an issue with the imperviousness of the QP monsters. I find it hard to imagine that a biological material could withstand a 50cal or an RPG. But.. Ok, let's say I grant you that. That doesn't mean that fleshy insides can't be hurt by the concussive force of military weapons. Is physics not a thing in this universe? If taking away the armor means a shot gun can kill them then that means they have fleshy insides that can be liquefied by a big enough hit to the armor.
Imagine you made an Ironman suit that could tank an RPG. The armor would survive but the guy inside would be stew.. unless you could develop something that cancels out kinetic energy, maybe turns it to heat or something. It's kind of world breaking for me though
these things were killed by way weaker things than 50cal rounds in this very movie, the millitary not stomping them out with automatic artillery is something i cannot, and will not believe.
I only have hearing in one ear and not even that ear is good so the news about Jeremy's hearing makes me feel so welcomed
9:07 Is Jeremy deaf? Or the writer? Really appreciate his commentary how much he loves the awareness this brings to the deaf and hearing-impaired community, but it adds a whole other level if they themselves are also deaf or hearing-impaired 💯
Jeremy is hard of hearing; it’s why all his videos are captioned.
@@AnnaZverina It's more than that though. He is harsh on movies when it comes to plot holes and plot conveniences, like in the first movie when he sinned the fact that the family in question was perfectly suited to the disaster at hand, because they had a deaf daughter.
He goes the other way here, giving the movie props for not just making this guy understand sign language or know that he needs to speak slow and look at her so she can understand him. Two characters are understandably unable to communicate at first, but rather than have them just make stuff up on the fly and understand each other, she does what a person who can read lips would do, and teaches him how to speak in a way that she can understand. It shows that the movie has a genuine appreciation for the difficulties both sides of the coin deal with, especially during a crisis, and how much Jeremy genuinely enjoys movies, despite his job. He's willing to give them props when they solve a problem, even quickly, in a way that makes complete and total sense, both in reality and in the context of the world that the movie is establishing.
Yeah, he’s been really open about his gradual hearing loss on the Sincast and how frustrating it is that studios do things like releasing trailers without captions or put very lazy (and incorrect) captions on home releases. It was great to see him give this movie credit for its portrayal of deaf people.
Yes I watch things with captions as I am partially deaf and can't always make out what they are saying. Its even more frustrating when you're partially deaf with tinnitus.
@@meriwilliams1217 Heh, because he subscribes to the school of "Show, Don't Tell".
The fact she shot a monsters brain half off with a 12 gauge and didnt kill it but could finishes one with a pipe astonishes me
7:10 maybe the most deserved sin off of this film. Having full dialogue scenes in ASL is really cool!
I was so glad to see my suspicions that Sins was deaf was correct. So cool. I’m not deaf, but have a huge processing disorder- and always been thankful for the captioning. Love to see it.
11:57 he says he wants an alien to be allergic to soap, the movie Evolution the big alien (spoiler if you somehow have yet to watch it) was brought down with shampoo, close enough?
I vote yes, close enough 😎
I remember one movie where the alien is getting killed by rock music, i forgot which movie but it was a hilarious way to fight 😂
@@fatherplatypus2316 Mars Attacks?
Another sin for the 10:00 mark is that the grass is softer than the rocky road and would be less painful to walk on as well.
The thing that really bugged me was it was the feedback from the alien that caused the hearing aid to disorient them. This was obvious because she also reacted to it. Putting the hearing aid on the microphone and broadcasting it would do nothing.
Yo, Jeremy, as a supporter and regular watched of this channel, I just wanna say I appreciate your time and effort in all of this along with the other people involved. It’s also nice to hear the support for deaf people. Personally, I’m 80% deaf so I understand. Hope you keep doing this and good luck in the future.
I ask this with complete sincerity and curiosity - how did you come up with 80%? Is there some official test that gives you a percentage, or is that just your own estimation?
I’m completely deaf in my left ear and I’m about 55% in my right. At least that’s what my doctor told me. So, it’s a bit of both
In the movie "Evolution" the alien's weakness was anti-dandruff shampoo.
I mean to be fair those aliens *look* like they wouldn't be able to swim. Those arms are practically useless in the water.
There a detail from the last movie that gives the "he could never fix the radio" thing some weight. And that the fact you can see the cochlear implant he gives her has 2 backs on it. And that second magnet where there definitely should not be a magnet would most certainly screw up all the circuity.
God it's so dumb, when my friend and I saw that we had to pause the movie and laugh for a solid 20 minutes.
12:49 THANK YOU! I was rolling my eyes so hard in the movie theater!!!
Jeremy i dare you not to scream if you get your foot trapped in a bear trap
So after watching this video I went back to watch the first video about the first movie and you said there , "Sure , this ear thing is convenient as ... , But at least it's not water thats ends up being the savior" you predicted the future
Can we highlight POLLY MORGAN's cinematography
I'm a fan of her work since LEGION
I have an auditory processing disorder and I need subtitles to watch anything. I really appreciate that you've always had in video subtitles!
That moment at the end when REGAN used her hearing aid and coincidentally helped MARCUS and EVELYN survive. Imagine the ALIEN was never at the island. She would have had a nice time on the island while her last family members were murdered.
Thank you PLOT GOD 😇
For future reference you only need to capitalize the first letter of proper nouns, not the entire word
@@shanedancer3895 oh oh UA-cam police. +1 Sin
@@supiiischokobaer I just assumed you weren’t very familiar with English and trying to be helpful. Idk why you would ever make words all caps unless trying to emphasize it but if you do it with every proper noun it’s no longer emphasis it’s just annoying
@@supiiischokobaer also correcting stupid grammar and arbitrary capitalization is exactly what cinemasins does for movies all the time so you are the one who is sinning
1:02 the thing with everyone being at a sporting event, leaving the town looking spooky and deserted, is an homage to the opening of the 1988 remake of "The Blob".
The bear trap scene was cinematic gold. That Jeremy was still high on adrenaline and didn't feel the pain of what had just happened until a few seconds later was heart stopping. Should've removed 10 sins for that scene alone.
this is one of the realest CS videos I've ever seen, and I appreciate it. well done.
Love how the development of the video game was announced AFTER the video was complete but BEFORE the video dropped. That should be handled rationally down here.
Also: Isn't a Quiet Place video game just a discount last of us? My column:
how did u comment 23 hrs ago??!
but i mean i guess ur first
That’s exactly what I was thinking of it being like The Last of Us. I’m not mad at it at all. It would be a great story with great gameplay that would present a challenge to the majority of its own players. The only issues would come with the gatekeepers who almost tanked TLoU 2 for not being 1 😒
Quiet Last of Us, yeah
Isn't the last of us just discount "Children Of Men" ? (The entire plot comes from there)
Isn't the last of us just discount "Léon: The Professional" ? (The entire relationship between the 2 leads comes from there)
Isn't the last of us just discount "Resident Evil 4" ?
It's not like Naughty Dog invented anything, I don't see why other people couldn't make this kind of game.
Of course Cinemasins noticed as I did how crazy the creature following them the day of the outbreak was with the CHAOS going on - but the sin I woulda added was how did the creatures navigate seemingly 100s of miles from the impact site to this town with I'm assuming 100s of square miles of populated area in between? Just seems like they got to town really fast the day of...
Also, imagine Jeremy as a guest lecturer...
I understand but you literally never saw them in the first because they were so fast. So fast that they were chasing a car going at max speed!
@@gamingwithjules7100 yea but y the creatures leave the general crash area to head to this town like do we know where they crash landed n if its in a dens area they would be there for days killing ppl n getting killed, cuse if they are as fast as you say then how did ppl print news papers about them, like the town was hit day 1 so who the hell made news papers about the creatures
This must be one of the biggest back and forth rollercosters on a CinemaSins video
Somehow Jeremy adding 20 sins for his proud opinion of representation to make the Sin Counter suffer is on point for the CinemaSins narrative.
Back when my GF and I saw this in theaters, she blurted out at the ending: "What the hell? You're doing that cliffhanger shit again?" Everyone in the theater laughed.
What's even worse is that the next movie they have supposedly announced is based on the events of day one and not part 2's sequel.
The boy grew up much older than the first film.
Three requests: Sharkboy and Lavagirl, The Wolf Man (2010), and The Cat in the Hat (2003).
And if you have balls of steel...
Norm of the North, Foodfight!, and Battlefield Earth
He did Battlefield Earth….on his Patreon 😞.
Cinemasins is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 25k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional poop plug!!! begging you GUYS alot literally begging..
@@Hessed3712 that doesn’t count! I want to see him rip apart that movie in two parts on UA-cam lol. My favorite videos of his is when he covers really bad movies so that’s why I listed a couple bad movies (excluding The Wolf Man because I like it)
I have got to meet this bark/snorting, raisin addicted Pug!!!
We’re not gonna talk about the fact that the creatures look almost exactly like the ones from Stranger Things?
they look extremely different lol
They look extremely different
They look extremely different
I agree, very similar lol.
I'm glad you pointed out the Jurassic Park references. With the second very obvious one at the end of the movie, my thoughts were: the first movie still had an original concept. In this one these aliens could just as well be replaced with a bunch of velociraptors, and you'd almost have the same effect 🤷♀️ Also I'm adding a sin because of the annoyingly abrupt ending. It's so obvious they did that because they want to release a part 3 🙄
I'm surprised no one has brought up the fact the baby hasn't been fed even once
The fact that Jeremy is deaf suddenly makes the fact that every video has subtitles makes so much sense.
Good writing on this one…
“I don’t wanna see their asses, I came to see the balls.”
“Someone should write them a Jurassic parking ticket.”
Made me
Laugh
So happy they point out the lack Djimon Honsou. I was so excited to see him in the trailer and he is criminally underused!!
That Arnie scream at the end tho! 👌
I was crying
great video, gotta applaud you guys's creativity! also: it must be so fun to have a chat with jeremy IRL :>
I am genuinely surprised Cinemasins liked this movie. It being such a step down from the first
It was the same movie except the characters were significantly dumber.
@@robjef622 Almost like they should've hired an actual screen writer.
@@robjef622 this
Apparently the narrator is hard of hearing and because of that, he liked this movie that had such good deaf representation.
I don't think he necessarily liked the movie as a whole, but was willing to give it props when it took the time and effort to show the struggles of being deaf, especially in a crisis, and when they solve the difficult issue of communication in a logical and sensical way.
Taking one sin away for representation then adding 20 was both hilarious and brilliant.
Cinemasins claps back at the Birdman! The war begins!!!!
2:15 The man was just happy that the aliens were here :)
The absolute stupidest thing about this movie, apart from the fact it's basically just the first one again, is that now suddenly the aliens can't swim... That just adds a whole new layer of _"How the fuck did these things cause a global apocalypse?"_
Makes you wonder if the "global apocalypse" only applies to North America/Americas, or actually the whole world. If the "Death Angels" can't swim and they landed on the U.S, how the hell would they impact any other continent?
Not to mention, the "Death Angels" show to be dumb as fuck. Are they only narratively a threat, or is the Quiet Place's humanity just as collectively dumb? Guess Marcus is the benchmark for humanity if that's true..
No the stupidest thing was why they waited a whole f*&king evening talking with people on that island and not broadcasting that motherf$&king signal immediately!!!
@@TheAlps36 Maybe because they can't directly say that they're on a island with the Death Angels being around someone with a radio.
@@urielraven-frost8714 No, I think there was the News Broadcast mentioning Shanghai. In the first movie, Mexico, Moscow, and Bogota, the capital of Columbia, are mentioned as places that got hit by the Angels too.
Has anyone noticed in any invasion movie, when there is a safe place or a sanctuary, it almost immediately gets destroyed or overrun with be it aliens or zombies or whatever immediately the protagonists (main characters) arrive
The panicked screaming when a creature attacked a group was one of the things that bothered me. After over a year with these things being around and clearly knowing that they're drawn to sound, I would think they would have learned to resist the urge to scream in fear and make it that much easier for the creatures to find and kill them. I suppose in that island town maybe some people could have been doing it on purpose to selflessly draw the creature away from the kids or something, but even those "bad guys" on the docks did a lot of screaming just because of those things showing up.
Thank you. This movie drove me insane, I've been waiting for y'all to drag it.
Sin 104 was a must have then 105 was an unexpected bonus because I wasn’t sure if others noticed
My big question is have none of these people played a game with stealth in it for the past 15 years. id be hording glass bottles to chuck in opposite directions whenever i need to sneak away
actually oxygen tanks can explode, they cant cause a fireball but can explode. You see the bullet entering the pressurized cylinder would heat up the walls of the cylinder and pure oxygen would help that metal oxidize way faster then normal air and hence it would oxidize with very high temperature which would create a chain reaction and heat up the gas so that the tank would explode.
lead doesnt spark. it was a sad day in my childhood when i realized that movie bullets must all be inciderary rounds because you cant blow up shit with a lead bullet
@@DoubleITman No, but friction does make the tank metal hot. Read and understand before commenting.
This is one of the best cinemasins videos i've seen in a long time
7:49 Jeremy casually predicting the future
2:16 MARTHA?! WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME?! 😉😂 Couldn't resist.
Can someone just explain how in the beginning it seemed as if he knew the creatures reacted to sound only having encountering them just then?
Realizing Jeremy is deaf AND a pug owner just makes me love this video so much more. My wife is also hearing impaired, and we own several pugs. One sin removed for relatable narrators.
This is my favorite cinemasins, I think. Your sins are real and funny and even your nit-picks are addressed.
Thats because too many idiots mistake cinemasins for a critics channel instead of a comedy channel.
Chill
Video game comment is spot on. 🍻and in tears of laughter with the two black main actors comment😂have a great Halloween 🎃
The fact that this film isn't subtitled "A Quieter Place" *DING*
Please do Everything Wrong With Spiral: From The Book of Saw
13:20 have you ever tried to slide one of them EXTREMELY slowly? Maybe you don't quite realize this but there IS a connection between how fast something moves and how much noise it makes. It is ENTIRELY possible to open these without making much noise at all.
"as a deaf person" wait is Jeremy deaf? never knew that!
Your pug going out to the spot it found the raisin has me laughing so hard