Late to the comments but I have a great true story: The dog that barks at the meteor at 4:30, his name is Riggs. He was a stray at Griffin Pond Animal Shelter in Abington Township, Pennsylvania, where I worked at the time. The movie's executive producer, I believe the woman holding Riggs in the scene, stopped by the shelter one day. She said they were looking for a dog with a distinct bark to be in the movie. They were filming A Quiet Place 2 in upstate NY, not too far away. We immediately recommended Riggs, our boisterous hound dog. The woman took Riggs for the week for filming. Upon returning with him, she told us how she had fallen in love with him. Of course, she ended up adopting him. A great story with a great happy ending! Miss you Riggs!
The part that always bothered me was the simple solution.If your monster is blind and only attacks by sound,all you have to do is rig an explosive charge and ring the dinner bell.when monsters show up you set off the charge.
If you watched and understood the movie you'll get to know that the monsters where indestructible they were basically like superman skin that's why humans lost the war against them, the break through was when they discovered there weak point under there armored skin
The problem with that: 1) you have to have said explosive charge. 2) they're armored and appear bullet proof, it may not harm them. 3) setting off the charge could draw more in since it appears there's enough to destroy the modern world. 4) you have to be able to do all of this without making any sounds as they may hear and get you before you set it up. If anything, 2 very tall poles spread very very far apart, attach a string with a device that makes sounds in the very middle. They should stand under and try jumping, since they're blind they wouldn't think to climb the poles or anything (I'm talking like, 100 foot high poles and 500 foot spread, so they can't assume those poles are related to the sound)
Love how vehicles sound in movies. Dude turns the corner after stopping but the engine sound effects make it seem like hes going 100 MPH. Dont even get me started on the tire screeching....they do the tire screech sound effects for ALL THE TURNS.
Ha ha they do that in almost every movie with cars or bikes. In fact they nearly ALWAYS get the bike engine sound wrong. Lol dirt bikes sound like Harley for example. Cars are ALWAYS changing gears etc etc.
@@voxac30withstrat lol yeah, lately ive been finding myself rolling my eyes at all the nonsense sound effects. Got dirtbikes sounding like a hemi engine 🤣🤣
Even though I know to anticipate the death angels attack on the police car, I STILL JUMPED! Now I payed closer attention that the cruisers beep after the siren was turned off is what drew the creature to it like echolocation. They'd be even more deadly if they didn't make that clicking sound like a cricket besides the terror of encountering them.
The epitome of cinematic “provocative stupidity”. A Quiet Place is the first overly gimmicky SciFi movie for the great mentally unwashed. Especially when EB’s character kills one the aliens with a shotgun. Wow!
@@magiscichoam Yeah it isn't a masterpiece by any means, it's just a fun movie with a neat concept. Saying it's a bad movie for dumb people is a bad take. Especially when you try to use big boy talk to sound smart but end up looking like a pompous cunt instead.
coming back to this after watching AQP DAY 1, it’s pretty crazy to think about how this was happening everywhere in the world. As they’re at a baseball game, Sam is in new york leaving from seeing a play with her Hospice group. and then boom! everyone’s running for their life
Well that's the biggest plot hole. A meteor that size would obliterate everything for hundreds of miles. There would be a massive fireball, shockwaves, it would be like armageddon in all directions. They literally never felt a tremor or anything, so either it hit further away than they thought or it did indeed slow down. We don't actually see a meteor, we see black smoke. Some think it's a ship, but these creatures don't look smart enough to build things. We also don't know their biological composition, their planet (like their skin and biology overall) could be something we don't know or understand, elements we don't have on our periodic table. Perhaps the "meteor" is composed of something that isn't effected by our planets gravity the way a normal meteor would? Maybe the composition is something lighter, so as it comes into the atmosphere it almost slows down. Imagine a typical birthday balloon willed with helium, at first it would rise up to the sky, but after some time they slowly float downwards - it's because helium leaks through the latex, so perhaps either the meteor has some form of helium (existing or unknown to us), or perhaps a chemical reaction creating it, or something entirely different with that effect.
who says its even a meteor, when you consider how many of these things there must have been and how quickly they spread, whats to say it wasn't just a large clump of them holding onto each other and they spread by dropping off bit by bit as they fell. This would also explain how they survived entry into the atmosphere and the impact. Even with their natural armour, those forces would be too high for anything with soft tissue under an armoured exoskeleton to survive unless they had some become ablative armour for the colony. As for it been a ship or them been a bioweapon sent to elimiate humans and the meteor been a delivery vehicle, what alien race in their right mind would send something that can't swim and drowns easily to elimiate life on a planet thans 2/3rds water. Especially something that hunts by sound to a planet were there is litterally sound everywere, these things would spend 99% of their life chasing insects/birds probably straight off cliffs or into rivers.
I don't think it's realistic for everyone to just pack up and wander home when they see the meteor or whatever. Many of them would just stand there in awe watching until it hit. I probably would.
well most of them probably did - we leave the scene with the family we're following so we don't know do we. Most of the people we see running later are probably coming right from standing gawking in the bleachers
Many would. But I certainly wouldn't. The thing going through my mind is oh shit head cover on the subway and pray you survive it. Whether it will impact or blow up in the earth atmosphere sending a shockwave like in Russia. You may have a chance. Ensure you phone your loved ones on your way to shelter
@@markhorney7625 No subway in this small town. It was about to hit within moments, so moving a few hundred yards in one direction is meaningless. You'd be just as likely to move yourself into harm's way as to get out of it.
The 1st few felt original to me. This one felt like a cross between War of the Worlds & Stephen Kings The Mist, which I enjoyed anyway. Kazinskis getting alotta mileage on this one.
I love a qiuet place both movies. Despite the creatures impact on the movie its a beautiful family movie seei g people having fun at a game then parents tryi g to protect their children and loved ones from these obstructive creatures. Lots of love respect and overwhelming scenes in both movies. Emily is amazing. I love her shes soo natural amd beautiful like another reese witherspoon. Shes another favorite of mine. Her and john not only act well together as co stars they seem to have a beautiful marriage and beautiful family. You can see their true chemistry and love for ine another and their family!!!❤❤❤❤❤
I anticipated this movie so bad paid my money and bought movie tickets to a double feature part 1-2 which was awesome and a week later COVID hit all movie theaters shut down
Don't tell anyone. Loads of people from other places will go to those towns along with developers and eventually destroy the entire character of those towns. It's happened to where I live.
@@michaeldover that’s such a shame. I think it’s up to the town’s governance bodies and people to have some sort of directive plans on how to develop the place in order to avoid it being twisted into metropolitan messed up places that erases the more community oriented lifestyle. Unfortunately, my city also has been subjected to it mostly because of greedy, underprepared governments and it doesn’t seem to be on the way to get better anytime soon, so at times I think about finding a place like this one in the movie to settle down
Wonder why Hollyweird always seems to park monsters like this among ordinary folks, instead of seeing this shit happen in places like Malibu or the Hamptons?
I mean.... KingKong - big city. Godzilla - big city. Jurassic Park 2 - big city. Cloverfield - big city. But yea many aliens and horrors like small villages xD
Because the movie would just be a bunch of entitled dbags dead in 2 minutes because they have no actual survival skills. In this case they'd all be screaming at the aliens that they sue them or something.
So there was a meteor still falling, was that another meteor than the one they saw at the ball park? Do the monsters arrive fully grown and ready to go? Why are they not attacking the vehicles that are honking their horns? Good movie, but lot of plot holes in this excellent, but flawed opening.
This movie is filmed from the human/survivors' perspective, so all the questions you raised are intentionally left as mystery. The creatures also did attack vehicles, one even got outright squashed when it honked. (@7:24) I won't say that the opening is flawed.
@spaindurango I think it was a chunk of their planet as I heard someone say their planet exploded and some were pretty much holding onto chunks flying through space.
The first time you see any of the monsters is when it attacks the unoccupied police car? I think it makes total sense, it isn't attacking every single sound because there's so many.
I still have yet to check out this one, but if I was a character in that universe, my reasoning behind what these things are and why they're here is that they aren't the invaders of earth or anything like that. Instead they're actually a weapon sent by malicious invaders of some other planet to weaken and purge the life of our own planet, just to make invading us easier for them. Why do I say this? Because honestly... look at them. Does anyone really believe these creatures could ever get to the point of splitting the atom, understanding the concept of escape velocity and mastering space travel, let alone even know basic math or how to start a fire by rubbing two sticks together?
I think it's more like a hiding instinct. If you're hiding from a killer you would probably try to make no noise whether the killer can see you or not.
It started with the police cruiser. And I suppose it became apparent that the death angels were blind when they swiped around targeting humans in the path of the sound?
rarely are sequels as good as the first. aliens was as good as alien. godfather 2 was amazing. empire strikes back is my fav star wars flick. a quiet place 3 will Rock!!
Its crazy to think that from the day 1 trailer when they first landed into the city, they traveled that fast to get to the town we’re seeing now, just shows how crazy these things are not to mention over fucking powered💀
They had bat sound effects when he entered the field. But, when they show the kud hitting when he's walking by.... NO SOUND! The only kid that'll survive. Ha!
You've gotta give it up for the cinematography and directing here. Layers of detail and foreshadowing. Use of depth of field. The lighting. The dolly shots. And so seamless that you don't get pulled out of the moment like a stupid Spike Lee floating down the street shot.
one of the things that bug me about this movie; neither of the main character parents hesitate even a moment when the monsters first attack. Any normal person would stand there not believing their eyes.
It's crazy how you can have helicopters put them in a soccer field or football field. idk which is bigger and blow them up when there in the fields like it's not that hard😂😂😂
@@jamesmckean3221, I'm not saying that they would automatically win. But they would have a tremendous amount of firepower at their disposal. I just wonder how long they could keep up the fight with the aliens. Plus, they would quickly figure out that noise attracted the aliens. I think that this would be a great movie on its own.
@@louisvillaescusa Yes, actually I'd imagine the military would at least have things like tanks and jets that would be unpenetrable by these creatures. I agree, that would be a great prequel movie.
It would be a refreshing change to have something other than an alien that kills everything that moves and in it's place have an alien that obsesses over stealing women's bras and panties out of laundromat dryers.
@@milkwater1204 How about aliens that obsess over Ataulfo mangoes but continuously buy too many when they go shopping and end up giving them away for nothing so as not to waste anything.
People who have kids in sports will usually bring orange slices for the kids to share after the game. He just went and got the oranges at the last minute, that's why he and his daughter started cutting them up on the bleachers
When the creatures first show up and they run in to the diner to hide, I'm curious how they know to keep quiet so the creatures don't hear them? They've only been on the planet a few minutes at this point, people are not familiar with them or know their strengths/weaknesses, so how do they know they sense by hearing??????
With no time to study the creatures, and chaos erupting all around them, how the heck did they work out the things were attracted by sound so quickly? No-one got more than a glimpse of the things, so they couldn't have learned they were blind. There are so many different things that could have attracted them that it should have taken a lot longer to work it out. Yeah, OK, I realise that this is fiction and a certain amount of poetic/artistic license must be allotted. But it still bugs me how quickly everyone arrived at the same conclusion of be silent within a few minutes of the first alien flipping the cop car onto its roof!
They assumed the monsters could hear, but to know to be quiet, they didn't need to assume they could _only_ hear. It was outside of the room and they knew it could be tipped off by hearing them first.
I would say they did not work it out at all at the beginning, it's natural instinct to cut the noise when you find safe place so whatever/whoever is looking for you can not hear you.
it's called survival instinct...., thefaster it kicks in the more likely you are to survive, it is a primeval function once you realise you are no longer top of the food chain.
@@explained3275 It just doesn't work - it's ridiculous. Not everyone could see what was going on, but everyone knew, whatever it was, was bad enough to cause panic. There's no way all people had enough time to come to the conclusion there was a monster, to start with - and the one's who hadn't seen anything but responded to or had been swept up in the panic wouldn't just immediately accept being told there's an alien. It's nonsense - there would be hysteria in that diner and people asking what's going on, asking others if they're insane, and crying out, "Oh my God - is it terrorists?"... There is just no way that there would be a church stillness in that place, with only one guy praying - the attack scenes in, 'Cloverfield', managed to do this, perfectly: nobody could keep their damn mouths closed for even 1 second, out of fear and anxiety. It's what would happen. I do like the QP films - and the writing is generally really strong - but there are a few important things that are really just ridiculous that a better writer would never have allowed: such as the staging of this build up. It doesn't work.
Hmn. The power of the aliens is quickly denoted by its ability to basically throw a multi-ton object such as a car just by crashing into it...and still survive easily. Interestingly-enough, the dinosaurs of ages past would've had a much better chance against them than the humans in this movie.
So many things bothered me about this set-up that disracted me... Everyone just immediately quietly evacuates in an orderly manner, without being told - well that's just not likely! They'd have to be told to leave, would mostly ignore it, and would then stampede when the reason they were advised to leave became an obvious threat. Hardly anybody recording - that's not believable: everyone would stand there recording the atmospheric entry, getting closer and closer to get in front of each other and get a better shot, until the time came to stampede. No impact from that thing - which you could explain, but nobody even mentions it. That diner scene was ridiculous: practically everybody just suddenly knows it's something to do with sound, and to be quiet - within 10 minutes?..How?! There would be all kinds of screaming and wailing in that place and people talking different garbage - imagine strangers stuck in room together, while even something like bees swarm outside, just being quiet... No way - you'd have to kill someone to get them to shut up: but everyone here is just like mice when there is some alien monsters tearing up the town... The behaviour was really annoying - the supporting characters were asked to behave like convenient game NPC's, not like actual people. It really broke it for me - weak spot in the writing.
They didnt knew it was alien invasion. If they knew that thet would have done same thing during game when they saw actual aliens screaming and running. And hiding in restaurant it is natural reaction to be quiet while hiding from immitent danger
@@megha6865 Of course they didn't know it was an alien invasion? That's the point of the story?.... I don't think you've understood: the general behaviour at the game was totally unrealistic - and hiding from imminent danger is natural, but to act as if you know in advance the specifics of that danger, is certainly not. They were made to behave as if everyone in that diner had far more understanding of the exact danger, than they possibly could have. Are you seriously trying to suggest there wouldn't have been general chatter if not hysteria in that place that required more effort to suppress, than putting a hand over one mumbling man?... Real people just don't behave like that - _until_ they understand that silence is significant: and those people couldn't have all known that absolute silence was significant and, even in general terms, they grew quiet, much too quickly. Have you seen video of people trapped by hurricanes, or tsunamis? The 9/11 attacks?.... 'Cloverfield', did, "We need to all hide in the 24hr store", really well.
I can not begin to explain how absolutely STUPID the last few sentences of this comment are, of course most of them would be silent in the diner. Just 10 seconds ago they were running away from some unidentified creature that was just mowing down hundreds of people, they would obviously be in shock and awe at the situation and would most likely be trying to process the situation they are in. Not even accounting for the fact they are also trying to HIDE from said creature. They would 100% be quiet in this scene, and you have 0 reason to support that they wouldn't be. The only point I do agree with is the fact of the recording, which is absolutely true. Most people would be recording in this situation.
I always wondered how those creatures/monsters/aliens managed to survive the impact of the meteor crashing into the ground, but then I saw one of them hit that police cruiser, and it told me everything: They're protected by a layer(s) of extremely dense material, and have immense density as living organisms, allowing them to survive the meteors impact, which is more powerful than any bomb humanity could ever produce, but could also survive anything mankind tried to throw at them. best way to deal with them? Sneak around, put something loud on a boat, and hope to all the dark gods in the universe that they can drown in water, or be dumb enough to be buried in lava or magma.
External protection is not enough. If your terminal velocity is high your internal organs and soft flesh will crash against your own armor. There is no chance for a thing that size to survive a car crash at 100mph. It would suffer from internal damage that would not make him able to survive. A sack of blood. That's why we ahve to accept some premises in Sci Fi, for the sacke of the story which otherwise could never ever happen
@@RogueIRL23 That's the part that always bothers me. The meteor is probably hundreds of miles away, yet the monsters are instantly in the town? It makes no sense. They had to be jumping or falling off very high up and in incredible numbers to be dispersed so widely.
wolf predator and his clan…that’s who we need..drop down…invisible and fully loaded with their cool inter galactic weapons…and ready for some fun with these nasty monsters…come to save the day…
it is interesting that they portrayed the mother as being able to kill other children to save hers. Perhaps you didn't notice how she drove through people, without looking, during the attack
The first movie was great and small in scope, focusing just on one family. But the second "prequel" instalment should have had a bigger scope; focusing on the global astronomical community detecting the meteor, and maybe a conspiracy by the government to silence whistle-blowers to avoid a public panic about its imminent collision with the Earth. It's an old trope sure (see Deep Impact, ID4, etc.), but done well it still stands up, as this would probably be a realistic response by the government. Obviously, the impact has to occur onscreen, as well as seeing the emergence of these creatures from the impact site or from the sea (a la Cloverfied monster) if the meteor landed in the ocean, and more of the carnage wrought on the general public, which is only glimpsed briefly in the actual prequel they released.
The monsters must have felt overwhelmed on that first day. SO MUCH NOISE!
It’s like moving into a WW2 front line…you already know they where scrambling to shut everything up lol
Well, they shouldn't have come to our planet then 🤷
The monsters: TURN IT OFF-
Late to the comments but I have a great true story: The dog that barks at the meteor at 4:30, his name is Riggs. He was a stray at Griffin Pond Animal Shelter in Abington Township, Pennsylvania, where I worked at the time. The movie's executive producer, I believe the woman holding Riggs in the scene, stopped by the shelter one day. She said they were looking for a dog with a distinct bark to be in the movie. They were filming A Quiet Place 2 in upstate NY, not too far away. We immediately recommended Riggs, our boisterous hound dog. The woman took Riggs for the week for filming. Upon returning with him, she told us how she had fallen in love with him. Of course, she ended up adopting him. A great story with a great happy ending! Miss you Riggs!
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@@jebclang9403You: 🤡
Great story. Thank you for sharing.
That's awesome!! Really cool thanks for sharing! Fuck the dude who just said "ok".
Super cool!!!
The part that always bothered me was the simple solution.If your monster is blind and only attacks by sound,all you have to do is rig an explosive charge and ring the dinner bell.when monsters show up you set off the charge.
Then it would be a ten minute movie. I’m sure you’d enjoy that ten minute thrill ride
If you watched and understood the movie you'll get to know that the monsters where indestructible they were basically like superman skin that's why humans lost the war against them, the break through was when they discovered there weak point under there armored skin
The problem with that: 1) you have to have said explosive charge. 2) they're armored and appear bullet proof, it may not harm them. 3) setting off the charge could draw more in since it appears there's enough to destroy the modern world. 4) you have to be able to do all of this without making any sounds as they may hear and get you before you set it up. If anything, 2 very tall poles spread very very far apart, attach a string with a device that makes sounds in the very middle. They should stand under and try jumping, since they're blind they wouldn't think to climb the poles or anything (I'm talking like, 100 foot high poles and 500 foot spread, so they can't assume those poles are related to the sound)
Not to mention, if they're blind how did they build spaceships in the first place?
@@cbarak72they fell down off the meteor
I love when the sequals are even better than a decent 1st !!
Agreed! Very rear....
Love how vehicles sound in movies. Dude turns the corner after stopping but the engine sound effects make it seem like hes going 100 MPH. Dont even get me started on the tire screeching....they do the tire screech sound effects for ALL THE TURNS.
Ha ha they do that in almost every movie with cars or bikes. In fact they nearly ALWAYS get the bike engine sound wrong. Lol dirt bikes sound like Harley for example. Cars are ALWAYS changing gears etc etc.
@@voxac30withstrat lol yeah, lately ive been finding myself rolling my eyes at all the nonsense sound effects. Got dirtbikes sounding like a hemi engine 🤣🤣
Simple solution: no movie
Yeah, I owned a Volvo like that one. Same but not a station wagon. The tires wouldn't be screeching, lemme tell you.
In a small town , no guns in sight
😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 that sounds improbable
There were guns just not working
They had impenetrable armor
@@Sword3001 so they arrived in meteorites plus there armor must be strong enough to survive the atmosphere
California writers
This is an apocalypse I know I couldn't survive. I shriek in my sleep.
8:05 that bit always makes me laugh cause me and my brother saw this at the Cinema i remember someone said "she got knocked the fuck out"
I laughed at that too
Even though I know to anticipate the death angels attack on the police car, I STILL JUMPED! Now I payed closer attention that the cruisers beep after the siren was turned off is what drew the creature to it like echolocation. They'd be even more deadly if they didn't make that clicking sound like a cricket besides the terror of encountering them.
This is a masterclass in suspense and delivery.
The object that big, everyone would look up. Not the kid at 4:55 looking straight into camera😂😂😂
That car scene looks awesome
reed richards is finally the smartest man alive
8:05 LMAO
This movie may not be perfect but god this scene is great.
Agreed
What no the movie is great
The epitome of cinematic “provocative stupidity”. A Quiet Place is the first overly gimmicky SciFi movie for the great mentally unwashed. Especially when EB’s character kills one the aliens with a shotgun. Wow!
@@magiscichoam Yeah it isn't a masterpiece by any means, it's just a fun movie with a neat concept. Saying it's a bad movie for dumb people is a bad take. Especially when you try to use big boy talk to sound smart but end up looking like a pompous cunt instead.
No movie is perfect, enjoy what you’re given.
coming back to this after watching AQP DAY 1, it’s pretty crazy to think about how this was happening everywhere in the world. As they’re at a baseball game, Sam is in new york leaving from seeing a play with her Hospice group. and then boom! everyone’s running for their life
I find it interesting nobody noticed the meteors were slowing down
Well that's the biggest plot hole. A meteor that size would obliterate everything for hundreds of miles. There would be a massive fireball, shockwaves, it would be like armageddon in all directions. They literally never felt a tremor or anything, so either it hit further away than they thought or it did indeed slow down. We don't actually see a meteor, we see black smoke. Some think it's a ship, but these creatures don't look smart enough to build things. We also don't know their biological composition, their planet (like their skin and biology overall) could be something we don't know or understand, elements we don't have on our periodic table. Perhaps the "meteor" is composed of something that isn't effected by our planets gravity the way a normal meteor would? Maybe the composition is something lighter, so as it comes into the atmosphere it almost slows down. Imagine a typical birthday balloon willed with helium, at first it would rise up to the sky, but after some time they slowly float downwards - it's because helium leaks through the latex, so perhaps either the meteor has some form of helium (existing or unknown to us), or perhaps a chemical reaction creating it, or something entirely different with that effect.
who says its even a meteor, when you consider how many of these things there must have been and how quickly they spread, whats to say it wasn't just a large clump of them holding onto each other and they spread by dropping off bit by bit as they fell. This would also explain how they survived entry into the atmosphere and the impact. Even with their natural armour, those forces would be too high for anything with soft tissue under an armoured exoskeleton to survive unless they had some become ablative armour for the colony.
As for it been a ship or them been a bioweapon sent to elimiate humans and the meteor been a delivery vehicle, what alien race in their right mind would send something that can't swim and drowns easily to elimiate life on a planet thans 2/3rds water. Especially something that hunts by sound to a planet were there is litterally sound everywere, these things would spend 99% of their life chasing insects/birds probably straight off cliffs or into rivers.
I don't think it's realistic for everyone to just pack up and wander home when they see the meteor or whatever. Many of them would just stand there in awe watching until it hit. I probably would.
Agree - I thought that was weird to do that.
well most of them probably did - we leave the scene with the family we're following so we don't know do we. Most of the people we see running later are probably coming right from standing gawking in the bleachers
@@billmacp It sure doesn't look that way.
Many would. But I certainly wouldn't. The thing going through my mind is oh shit head cover on the subway and pray you survive it. Whether it will impact or blow up in the earth atmosphere sending a shockwave like in Russia. You may have a chance. Ensure you phone your loved ones on your way to shelter
@@markhorney7625 No subway in this small town. It was about to hit within moments, so moving a few hundred yards in one direction is meaningless. You'd be just as likely to move yourself into harm's way as to get out of it.
8:51 Even though they ran so much, they are not out of breath.
Hu ! 🤔 that's a really good point 🤔
Adrenaline improved their breathing temporarily
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Why was the TV image blurred out?
The 1st few felt original to me. This one felt like a cross between War of the Worlds & Stephen Kings The Mist, which I enjoyed anyway. Kazinskis getting alotta mileage on this one.
I love a qiuet place both movies. Despite the creatures impact on the movie its a beautiful family movie seei g people having fun at a game then parents tryi g to protect their children and loved ones from these obstructive creatures. Lots of love respect and overwhelming scenes in both movies. Emily is amazing. I love her shes soo natural amd beautiful like another reese witherspoon. Shes another favorite of mine. Her and john not only act well together as co stars they seem to have a beautiful marriage and beautiful family. You can see their true chemistry and love for ine another and their family!!!❤❤❤❤❤
I anticipated this movie so bad paid my money and bought movie tickets to a double feature part 1-2 which was awesome and a week later COVID hit all movie theaters shut down
Did you get your money back?
1.12 the shuttle toy that gets the kid hugged on the bridge
I really love the small town feel in the first few minutes of the scene before all hell broke loose. Where are the towns like this at?
Don't tell anyone. Loads of people from other places will go to those towns along with developers and eventually destroy the entire character of those towns. It's happened to where I live.
@@michaeldover that’s such a shame. I think it’s up to the town’s governance bodies and people to have some sort of directive plans on how to develop the place in order to avoid it being twisted into metropolitan messed up places that erases the more community oriented lifestyle. Unfortunately, my city also has been subjected to it mostly because of greedy, underprepared governments and it doesn’t seem to be on the way to get better anytime soon, so at times I think about finding a place like this one in the movie to settle down
Fire in the sky and everyone, all at once decide to leave.
"Its ok!" - No! - It isnt! - And telling the apparently deaf & mute person to keep quiet! Well! That was a corker.
For them to be still and be conscious of their movements.
8:06 poor lady😭😭😭😔😔😢
There is something wrong with the sound, it keeps cutting off.
Imagine the fun you could have if you could throw your voice 😅
I'm amazed at how unphased Beau, the youngest child, is during ALL of this.
Epic. I can finally see the VFX shot where Krasinski gets out of the truck.
Wonder why Hollyweird always seems to park monsters like this among ordinary folks, instead of seeing this shit happen in places like Malibu or the Hamptons?
I mean....
KingKong - big city.
Godzilla - big city.
Jurassic Park 2 - big city.
Cloverfield - big city.
But yea many aliens and horrors like small villages xD
Attack The Block was in the hood.
Because the movie would just be a bunch of entitled dbags dead in 2 minutes because they have no actual survival skills. In this case they'd all be screaming at the aliens that they sue them or something.
What happened in the Hamptons??
So there was a meteor still falling, was that another meteor than the one they saw at the ball park? Do the monsters arrive fully grown and ready to go? Why are they not attacking the vehicles that are honking their horns? Good movie, but lot of plot holes in this excellent, but flawed opening.
@spaindurangoI mean it did attack the cars I don’t know how one got there so fast though
This movie is filmed from the human/survivors' perspective, so all the questions you raised are intentionally left as mystery. The creatures also did attack vehicles, one even got outright squashed when it honked. (@7:24) I won't say that the opening is flawed.
@spaindurango I think it was a chunk of their planet as I heard someone say their planet exploded and some were pretty much holding onto chunks flying through space.
Meteor is the ship, it slowed down. Part 3 will tell you more. Lol had to come bk in reread what I post.
The first time you see any of the monsters is when it attacks the unoccupied police car? I think it makes total sense, it isn't attacking every single sound because there's so many.
I still have yet to check out this one, but if I was a character in that universe, my reasoning behind what these things are and why they're here is that they aren't the invaders of earth or anything like that. Instead they're actually a weapon sent by malicious invaders of some other planet to weaken and purge the life of our own planet, just to make invading us easier for them.
Why do I say this? Because honestly... look at them. Does anyone really believe these creatures could ever get to the point of splitting the atom, understanding the concept of escape velocity and mastering space travel, let alone even know basic math or how to start a fire by rubbing two sticks together?
Good point!
Interesting theory. Their successful evolution would have had to be dumb luck. You're right, it's more likely they were made by something else
Ah, a dbz fan I see
The were just the squadies, front line troops , masters were on the ships
Who cares what they are? They are to kill everyone on their way, so it doesn't matter if they are sentient or not.
In the chaos of the initial attack, how did the dad figure out the aliens were attracted to sound so quickly...
It's a film, porca madonna...
I think it's more like a hiding instinct. If you're hiding from a killer you would probably try to make no noise whether the killer can see you or not.
If someone is chasing you, you aren't exactly going to start screaming so they can find you.
I mean if someone trying to kill you at home and you hide. Wouldn’t you try to be quiet as well to not get caught
It started with the police cruiser. And I suppose it became apparent that the death angels were blind when they swiped around targeting humans in the path of the sound?
rarely are sequels as good as the first. aliens was as good as alien. godfather 2 was amazing. empire strikes back is my fav star wars flick. a quiet place 3 will Rock!!
I can picture dwight showing up to try to correct jim halpert on what he should do and he just gets merked by an alien.
Its crazy to think that from the day 1 trailer when they first landed into the city, they traveled that fast to get to the town we’re seeing now, just shows how crazy these things are not to mention over fucking powered💀
Thanks a million for the subtitles. Hearing impaired be screwed, eh?
5:12. The reaction of the crowd to the meteor is unrealistic. They all walk away as if thr game had been cancelled by a thunderstorm or tornado watch.
At 1:20 why is the TV screen censored ?
No rights for the poster of THIS video to show whatever is on there
Probably FOX news
idk
They had bat sound effects when he entered the field.
But, when they show the kud hitting when he's walking by....
NO SOUND!
The only kid that'll survive. Ha!
You've gotta give it up for the cinematography and directing here. Layers of detail and foreshadowing. Use of depth of field. The lighting. The dolly shots. And so seamless that you don't get pulled out of the moment like a stupid Spike Lee floating down the street shot.
Tesla a good choice for short trips
prayer won't work here my friend
it did work he lived if you see it
one of the things that bug me about this movie; neither of the main character parents hesitate even a moment when the monsters first attack. Any normal person would stand there not believing their eyes.
What is the title
6:54 he doesn't even see what happened and starts running away
Bro heard a tackle and RUN
good video
8:06 GOD DAYMM
I want to see this whole movie.. does UA-cam have it on here?
Start to look at 4:37.
Sound is bad.
КАК НАЗЫВАЕТСЯ ФИЛЬМ?
It's crazy how you can have helicopters put them in a soccer field or football field. idk which is bigger and blow them up when there in the fields like it's not that hard😂😂😂
That wasn't extended, that's the same version I saw on Amazon.
1 раз, оба фильма рекомендую посмотреть 😮👍, фильм 3-й , я ещё не смотрел.
Как называется?
Что то типа Бойся Тишины, либо Молчи.....не помню.@@ЕленаКислякова-ш9ж
@@ЕленаКислякова-ш9жТихое место, 1 и 2....
No cc. How come?
Is this move playing off from the Cloverfield movie.
Where are the 300 mags, everybody back then in a small town had rifles.
隕石から落ちた後、元気に動き回るなぁ😂怪物は。
Titile please
0:10 yes because it totally realistic in the middle of the day to have no one on a major road in town, sure very realistic there Mr Director.
It is a small town and you can clearly see most people were at the park and baseball games in the later shot.
What happened to Dookey?
What happened to the military in these movies?
Military would have a hard time keeping quiet.
@@jamesmckean3221, I'm not saying that they would automatically win. But they would have a tremendous amount of firepower at their disposal. I just wonder how long they could keep up the fight with the aliens. Plus, they would quickly figure out that noise attracted the aliens. I think that this would be a great movie on its own.
@@louisvillaescusa Yes, actually I'd imagine the military would at least have things like tanks and jets that would be unpenetrable by these creatures. I agree, that would be a great prequel movie.
Was Radio Shack still in business at this point?
It would be a refreshing change to have something other than an alien that kills everything that moves and in it's place have an alien that obsesses over stealing women's bras and panties out of laundromat dryers.
We already have anime for that.
@@milkwater1204 How about aliens that obsess over Ataulfo mangoes but continuously buy too many when they go shopping and end up giving them away for nothing so as not to waste anything.
That scene is from the Quiet place 1 not 2
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Yeah, I owned a Volvo like that one. Same but not a station wagon. The tires wouldn't be screeching, lemme tell you.
Oh, it's just a monster meteor.
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He did not pay at the store...
Sad how that happens nowadays
He asks the owner, Hey I'm late, can I pay you later?
I saw that
Funny😂, he picks up an apple & 4 satsuma's & moves off, all of a sudden they turn into 10. lol
Its weird the craft or whatever was far away but the monsters were there fast
Does anyone know the significance of the bag of oranges he buys at the grocery store? is it a nod to The Godfather?
People who have kids in sports will usually bring orange slices for the kids to share after the game. He just went and got the oranges at the last minute, that's why he and his daughter started cutting them up on the bleachers
He sure is the coolest shopper
@@TwistedFerret91Finally an explanation, thanks!
When the creatures first show up and they run in to the diner to hide, I'm curious how they know to keep quiet so the creatures don't hear them? They've only been on the planet a few minutes at this point, people are not familiar with them or know their strengths/weaknesses, so how do they know they sense by hearing??????
How come they can't hear the beating of a Human Heart when they're in the room with them
The clip is the opening scene for the first movie, at least that get the basics right.
Now I get it the weakness is the inside of the body a army of Samoans wouldn’t handle this with a melee weapon
Was this a film about invasion in America? If so where are all the guns?
With no time to study the creatures, and chaos erupting all around them, how the heck did they work out the things were attracted by sound so quickly? No-one got more than a glimpse of the things, so they couldn't have learned they were blind. There are so many different things that could have attracted them that it should have taken a lot longer to work it out.
Yeah, OK, I realise that this is fiction and a certain amount of poetic/artistic license must be allotted. But it still bugs me how quickly everyone arrived at the same conclusion of be silent within a few minutes of the first alien flipping the cop car onto its roof!
They assumed the monsters could hear, but to know to be quiet, they didn't need to assume they could _only_ hear. It was outside of the room and they knew it could be tipped off by hearing them first.
I would say they did not work it out at all at the beginning, it's natural instinct to cut the noise when you find safe place so whatever/whoever is looking for you can not hear you.
How about the newspapers getting delivered somehow with the front page mentioning the aliens attacking….?
it's called survival instinct...., thefaster it kicks in the more likely you are to survive, it is a primeval function once you realise you are no longer top of the food chain.
@@explained3275 It just doesn't work - it's ridiculous. Not everyone could see what was going on, but everyone knew, whatever it was, was bad enough to cause panic.
There's no way all people had enough time to come to the conclusion there was a monster, to start with - and the one's who hadn't seen anything but responded to or had been swept up in the panic wouldn't just immediately accept being told there's an alien.
It's nonsense - there would be hysteria in that diner and people asking what's going on, asking others if they're insane, and crying out, "Oh my God - is it terrorists?"...
There is just no way that there would be a church stillness in that place, with only one guy praying - the attack scenes in, 'Cloverfield', managed to do this, perfectly: nobody could keep their damn mouths closed for even 1 second, out of fear and anxiety. It's what would happen.
I do like the QP films - and the writing is generally really strong - but there are a few important things that are really just ridiculous that a better writer would never have allowed: such as the staging of this build up. It doesn't work.
Hmn. The power of the aliens is quickly denoted by its ability to basically throw a multi-ton object such as a car just by crashing into it...and still survive easily. Interestingly-enough, the dinosaurs of ages past would've had a much better chance against them than the humans in this movie.
I don’t think the first one knew what he was aiming at lol
So many things bothered me about this set-up that disracted me...
Everyone just immediately quietly evacuates in an orderly manner, without being told - well that's just not likely! They'd have to be told to leave, would mostly ignore it, and would then stampede when the reason they were advised to leave became an obvious threat.
Hardly anybody recording - that's not believable: everyone would stand there recording the atmospheric entry, getting closer and closer to get in front of each other and get a better shot, until the time came to stampede.
No impact from that thing - which you could explain, but nobody even mentions it.
That diner scene was ridiculous: practically everybody just suddenly knows it's something to do with sound, and to be quiet - within 10 minutes?..How?!
There would be all kinds of screaming and wailing in that place and people talking different garbage - imagine strangers stuck in room together, while even something like bees swarm outside, just being quiet... No way - you'd have to kill someone to get them to shut up: but everyone here is just like mice when there is some alien monsters tearing up the town...
The behaviour was really annoying - the supporting characters were asked to behave like convenient game NPC's, not like actual people. It really broke it for me - weak spot in the writing.
They didnt knew it was alien invasion.
If they knew that thet would have done same thing during game when they saw actual aliens screaming and running.
And hiding in restaurant it is natural reaction to be quiet while hiding from immitent danger
@@megha6865 Of course they didn't know it was an alien invasion? That's the point of the story?....
I don't think you've understood: the general behaviour at the game was totally unrealistic - and hiding from imminent danger is natural, but to act as if you know in advance the specifics of that danger, is certainly not.
They were made to behave as if everyone in that diner had far more understanding of the exact danger, than they possibly could have. Are you seriously trying to suggest there wouldn't have been general chatter if not hysteria in that place that required more effort to suppress, than putting a hand over one mumbling man?... Real people just don't behave like that - _until_ they understand that silence is significant: and those people couldn't have all known that absolute silence was significant and, even in general terms, they grew quiet, much too quickly.
Have you seen video of people trapped by hurricanes, or tsunamis? The 9/11 attacks?....
'Cloverfield', did, "We need to all hide in the 24hr store", really well.
Bro u down bad
I can not begin to explain how absolutely STUPID the last few sentences of this comment are, of course most of them would be silent in the diner. Just 10 seconds ago they were running away from some unidentified creature that was just mowing down hundreds of people, they would obviously be in shock and awe at the situation and would most likely be trying to process the situation they are in. Not even accounting for the fact they are also trying to HIDE from said creature. They would 100% be quiet in this scene, and you have 0 reason to support that they wouldn't be. The only point I do agree with is the fact of the recording, which is absolutely true. Most people would be recording in this situation.
2:20
No cellphones, no guns, 😂
It's OK?
Air raid siren hanging from a crane over the grand canyon vs these guys
I always wondered how those creatures/monsters/aliens managed to survive the impact of the meteor crashing into the ground, but then I saw one of them hit that police cruiser, and it told me everything: They're protected by a layer(s) of extremely dense material, and have immense density as living organisms, allowing them to survive the meteors impact, which is more powerful than any bomb humanity could ever produce, but could also survive anything mankind tried to throw at them.
best way to deal with them? Sneak around, put something loud on a boat, and hope to all the dark gods in the universe that they can drown in water, or be dumb enough to be buried in lava or magma.
External protection is not enough. If your terminal velocity is high your internal organs and soft flesh will crash against your own armor. There is no chance for a thing that size to survive a car crash at 100mph. It would suffer from internal damage that would not make him able to survive. A sack of blood. That's why we ahve to accept some premises in Sci Fi, for the sacke of the story which otherwise could never ever happen
@@joe78man or they fell off before it hit
or they are just impervious to laws of physics like some of the commentators here 🙂
@@RogueIRL23to survive a fall just jump one second before hitting the ground
@@RogueIRL23 That's the part that always bothers me. The meteor is probably hundreds of miles away, yet the monsters are instantly in the town? It makes no sense. They had to be jumping or falling off very high up and in incredible numbers to be dispersed so widely.
a fart a sneeze or a random timer that u set for 24 hours could be fatal
wolf predator and his clan…that’s who we need..drop
down…invisible and fully
loaded with their cool inter galactic weapons…and ready for some fun with these nasty monsters…come to save the day…
Where are the soldiers and machine guns?
He walks by the spacecraft model that will be the death of his son! How often we don't know what is lurking in we think are the most innocent places.
Did no one else notice that implant hearing aids dont emit any sound. So that's one big plot hole right there...😮 😮
Where's Pam? C'mon Jim.
Only in movies.
it is interesting that they portrayed the mother as being able to kill other children to save hers. Perhaps you didn't notice how she drove through people, without looking, during the attack
It's called sheer panick and terror🙄
The first movie was great and small in scope, focusing just on one family. But the second "prequel" instalment should have had a bigger scope; focusing on the global astronomical community detecting the meteor, and maybe a conspiracy by the government to silence whistle-blowers to avoid a public panic about its imminent collision with the Earth. It's an old trope sure (see Deep Impact, ID4, etc.), but done well it still stands up, as this would probably be a realistic response by the government. Obviously, the impact has to occur onscreen, as well as seeing the emergence of these creatures from the impact site or from the sea (a la Cloverfied monster) if the meteor landed in the ocean, and more of the carnage wrought on the general public, which is only glimpsed briefly in the actual prequel they released.