As someone who grew up in a tiny town tucked away in the mountains, they captured the laid back vibe perfectly. The town can seem almost deserted, but there are people everywhere just chilling
I like the way these things only just crashed on Earth and immediately started ripping everyone to shreds. We all knew they where aggressive but they literally have zero chill
I like how ridiculous and absolutly 0 sense this all shennannigan makes. Nobody knew something was entering the earth's atmosphere? YEAH RIGHT! There was no impact whatsoever? YEAH RIGHT! And I seriously doubt there wouldn't be a huge HUGE shake if something of that size just crashed near your city...
@@smallmight8522 - Not sure if anyone in my little, rural town would know or be told that something had entered our atmosphere. We don't pay attention to that really.
I absolutely love how everyone at the baseball game just slowly leave the game. No screaming, no panic but everyone is frightened and don't know what to do.
It's the "Ima just head out" reaction, lol But yeah, I would do the same thing. By that point, you just don't feel safe in that area, so it's better to leave quickly and quietly. Kind of wished this scene was in the first movie, it would have given a good and entertaining impression of what our main cast is up against and how they ended up where they were in the beginning of the first movie.
What I love about John’s character is his constant awareness. While everyone were still staring at the meteorite - he took his family away first. As soon as he had a glance on the monster - he rushed to his car where his deaf daughter was waiting for him to return. While they were hiding in the bar with others, as soon as the phone rang, he realized they're screwed and he ran towards the exit with his daughter; I'm pretty much sure everyone else were already dead by the time they escaped. And even in the shop, he takes a while to ask what happened.
@@MrChickennugget360 as far as I remember, their skin is somewhat indestructible by any convenient weapons and forms complete protection around their body - so even heavy shelling isn't really effective. I mean, they travelled through space on a piece of rock and survived absolute zero, entering the atmosphere, and the crash itself. I am not sure if chemical or other weapons were tested versus them. Many people complain that if a small girl realised you can use sound against them, the military should've too. But we know from scattered clues (like newspaper headlines) that these creatures arrived all around the world and created complete chaos within a few days. So I'm ready to forgive the lack of such details. People think all governments and armies in the world are sitting 24/7 ready for an alien invasion - but they are not. In the situation when the White House and Pentagon are on fire, I can easily believe there was a lack of strategy in the army's actions.
@@Ross_Shevchenko on top of that too, the monsters are literally otherworldly our governments are COMPLETELY able to anticipate anything remotely in a realistic or unrealistic environment, whether that's an EMP strike, a nuclear bomb, robots and AI, whatnot sure, they won't be able to necessarily handle it very effectively, but bare minimum anticipate how on earth could you anticipate creatures with little to no information of anything about them, besides the fact that they kill humans?
I love how after watching the first movie, when we see “normal” life before the creatures come, everything seems so loud, like the bag of produce, literally just walking, keys jangling, and it works so well, that I was almost more tense when life was normal.
Right? I remember watching this late at night for the first time, totally ready to get back into the swing of the aftermath of the first movie. The sound of the truck at the beginning shook me to the core more than most horror movies.
@@nickforbes190 how so? I mean the person above said fright flight or freeze response his happened to be flight which is why upon seeing that he runs and doesn't even bother turning back just runs straight forward
That guy Mr Fantastic, I can't think of his name right now, but he played Reed Richards in the Dr Strange movie. He's a genius, I agree, these 2 movies with how he filmed them, directed them and wrote the stories and all is pure genius. I've never been so enthralled in watching movies before like I was with these 2 movies. My man has to complete the trilogy, it's only right that he complete this masterpiece for us all as well as himself. My hat is off to him!
I love how John pulls his daughter away when she tries to run towards her mom's car...the alien killed a person close by right after which indicates the daughter would've met the same fate...John's instincts saved her
A lot of people are confused as to why Lee (the dad) “knew” to stay quiet or realized the key to survival was sound. I don’t think he knew. He just figured that when hiding, you probably shouldn’t make unnecessary noise that could attract a creature. Just as you shouldn’t stand in the middle of the street and jump around waving. He didn’t know that the monsters were blind and only relied on sound. He just knew that they should do as much as possible to stay hidden, just as you would if you were hiding from a murderer or playing hide and go seek. Once it all died down, they probably just continued to be quiet and hide because they didn’t know if one was still around and they should communicate through ASL anyways. It was just logical thinking on Lee’s part.
I can’t believe this isn’t common sense for some people. If a guy broke into my house, and I was silent and hiding it’s not because I’m assuming they’re blind and can only hear, it’s just a normal thing to do
Tbh there are people who can't help themselves by sobbing, whimpering, or even like the old guy who prays under his breath thinking it isn't loud enough to be heard
I love how the movie cuts to silence when we're put into that girl's perspective (forgot her name). Can't imagine how terrifying it'd be seeing everyone who was chilling just seconds ago, start full sprinting for their lives; their screams of terror unbeknownst to you.
That scene where the mom is driving in reverse is probably one of my all time favorite scenes ever. It’s just so terrifying and realistic that it works.
Fun fact, the zoom in on the mum's face was a total accident in that scene. The rig holding the camera broke and the camera slipped forward, causing the zoom.
@@RandoFromMars the robotic arm was super expensive to use, so when the arm suddenly broke, it was 100 percent worth breaking as it acidentally created that scene
It's confusing to me how humans enjoy creeping themselves out. Why do you tell each other scary stories? What purpose does it serve? I understand if you're training for a threat and trying to build tolerance to fear, but most of you don't actually plan on going to war or anything.
Okay I’ve never seen this movie but as someone who has learned ASL and a lot about Deaf culture not only is this quick snippet amazing but I absolutely LOVE that the daughter didn’t react to the rumbling sound of the meteor because she didn’t hear it. Attention to detail and knowing your characters like this is always amazing, and I also appreciate the accurate sign language!!
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823Actually, probably not. Something that high up doesn't shake the ground much unless it gets closer. It's why I can hear the life flight helicopter going to the hospital I live near before I feel it.
God I love how realistic they make the way people would react to a situation like this. The government wouldn’t know and there would be no warning. And the chaos would be really traumatic and psychotic. I felt sad and scared just watching the scene due to how real it feels
@@TheGuitarnob it does actually feel realistic. To stay in-doors. And you can see the curiosity of people, as soon as they saw it. Immediately canceling the whole thing, and just straight up go home to discover what’s going on. I’m sure they did feel fear, and obviously worried. The rest of the is just absolutely top realism.
People would be shitting their pants about it before it even gets into Earth’s atmosphere, seriously did absolutely nobody know it was in Earth’s atmosphere? Not even NASA themself?
Love how the father hid and kept others quiet, not because he knew that was the way to survive these blind monsters, but just because it was his instinct to try and be quiet as possible while hiding so as not to attract their attention.
Yep, I think that's just an older-than-mankind instinct: if something huge and terrifying is on the hunt, you just crouch down, don't move and don't make a sound.
@@blueassassinsyt1859 just watched this entire clip, was filled with dread by the end, but reading your comment and then clicking that time stamp had me burst into laughter idk what that says about me 😂
Yes, I think that's an incredibly wild way to behave. I'd be blowing a kazoo and waving manically at the murderous extra terrestrials, however , seeing your analysis of the situation I now feel more prepared
6:54 I know this a movie but the sheer brute strength it takes to just casually bump into a 2 ton car like nothing speaks volumes to how powerful those creatures were.
@@jynxycats It didnt look like a punch or like the arm made full contact with the windshield, it looked like it almost hit the windshield but only managed to tap it before the car turned
The atmosphere in the theatre was insane. this scene had to be witnessed in a movie theatre. In the last little bit of the video, the crowd in the theatre was dead silent.
@@Forbidden-Spaghetti Some people only go to theaters to feel the experience of the audience, screaming ou making little jokes during the movie. I always stay as quiet as possible, but I love the interactions of others during a movie.
@@Forbidden-Spaghetti then why don’t you just pay to watch it alone at home. 🙂 Listen you know what you’re signing up for when you go to the movie theatre, you can’t control the screaming kid 2 seats down or the person on the phone a few rows away. What you can control is where you watch your movies
@@melvin3509 It’s a matter of perspective really. Imagine being trapped in a dark room and hearing thousands of loud voices outside. Is it a crisis or just a crowd? You can’t tell because you can’t see it. This is even worse. The deaf girl sees things, but can’t hear anything or even know if she’s being heard. From THAT point of view, it’s pretty terrifying.
6:58 - If you're listening carefully, you can just about hear her heartbeat (as I believe deaf people can faintly hear). What a fantastic detail and a fantastic film.
@@DVSNME i can't answer for them. But for me, normally there's popcorn munching and soda slurping and just general background noise. When we went to watch it, there was awed/traumatized silence.
this is genuinely such an amazing scene. For people who have seen the first movie, the movie immediately introduces all the sounds of the world. It emphasises every single one. The grocery bag rustling, the aggressive and quick grabbing of food items and water from the shelves, the heavy and loud foot steps and the camera focusing just a second longer on that dreaded space ship toy, both an emphasis to the death of their son and to the aliens that are fast approaching- then it moves on to the crowds cheering in the baseball game, and then silence when the meteor enters the atmosphere. Everyone is dead quiet. Symbolic of the creatures presence, before people begin to panic, and leave quickly. The dog barking, the sound of the car's horn going off behind Lee being loud enough to shake the ground in the theater- it's amazing. This scene is amazingly shot and portrayed, and the sound design is absolutely spectacular, this is one hell of a opening scene.
Day 0 in any apocalypse or epidemic movie is always my favorite. We need more of these in movies like this. Just watching society and everyone and thing around you slowly begin to collapse is so frightening but thrilling too.
Along with Bird Box, It follows, and Lights Out, this movie proves that you don’t need to rely on jumpscares or gore to be scary. I love how the movie relies more on the feeling of constant dread as you try your best to be silent.
The best part of this scene is John reacting like: Oh, some weird thing just flipped the police car and made some demonic sound? [ducks, immediately turns around, immediately starts running to escape and protect his child]. No yelling, no screaming, just the perfect definition of: Nope. XD - 6:54
How's it unreal, the first thing you would think when you see shit like that coming from the sky is aliens. You're going to be on edge after that if you had any survival instinct.
@@fatihsen7983 what? on the contrary, it seems more real. if you saw an animal crash and tip over a fucking car, you would also get out of there at the same moment, without screaming, just running for your life man ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
At 6:53 I burst out laughing in the theatre and everyone thought I was mental or something 😭 it's the way the monster launches itself into the frame I just can't- 💀
@cartooncatisthebest STOP 💀 AND THE WAY IT COMES FLYING INTO THE CAR I'D RUN OFF LAUGHING UNDER MY BREATH (That's satire obviously, I'd be fucking running for my life and keeping my big mouth shut)
@@Simwuches if you take a detailed look to this movie creatures (in any film), the most of them are not able to build a space shuttle. They dont have fingers to catch any tools. If you ask them, they may said this creatures had some other ones like sleeves wich build it for them or they control the things with ther own minds like tele ... . But no one catches the explaining in this case. I like the transition in this film from a normal day to horror.
The way it transitions to the girl and her not being able to hear the chaos is really well done suspense and horror. Imagine being a deaf person in this situation, you can’t hear the cries or screams of everyone, you can’t hear the Death Angels screeches, you don’t know what is happening or why everyone is running. All you can rely is your friend or family member in order to run away. It must be scary as shit and this movie puts you on that perspective and it’s horrifying
@@VagishaDas ...she's deaf, not mute- she can still scream. lol Actually because she's deaf, she wouldn't know when or if she was involuntarily making noise by breathing really loudly/stammering or by other means, so she most likely wouldn't be the last one to survive.
The jumping back and forth from the perspective of the hearing to the deaf perspective was a unique touch. Kind of reminds you of the LOTRs of how things sounded when wearing the ring vs not.
Nice nod to the movie's title, too: Being deaf means you're always living in that quiet place, and what's an audible & visual chaos to others is a visual chaos to her.
How I knew this was going to be a good movie: John's character booked it the moment he saw the alien. It's so jarring, but refreshingly satisfying to see a character in a horror movie NOT stand and stare at their eminent death.
@Mistress Kiwi im sorry but one character making a common-sense driven decision indeed does not make a 2 hour movie good. Literally a decision. Not a character arc, not a development, not a death, a goddamned _obvious choice._ Just... no. Stop talking.
I love how they stay consistent with the monsters messing with electricity. The radio messes up, the car won't start, calls drop. But also remaining consistent since (I believe) a running cat, especially an older one, wouldn't rely on that many electronics while starting one would require more electronics which explains why running cars are ok but starting one is difficult.
You know the best way to take things like these monsters out? No drones, no auto-piloted planes, no cars with chips. The planes from WW2 and other tech from that Era. Heres why: They had to be flown manually with human power.
You know the best way to take things like these monsters out? No drones, no auto-piloted planes, no cars with chips. The planes from WW2 and other tech from that Era. Heres why: They had to be flown manually with human power.
It has NOTHING to do with any of that. It is more about the meteor falling and creating a disruption in the magnetic field. You know, "science". Also, his wife had no problem starting their sedan. His truck didnt start because its an older model truck and older model trucks can be hard to start. It also adds drama as they cant flee, they have to hide out and we get the end to the scence we just saw. BTW, he does eventually get it started.
I love the fact that the dad ran with no hesitation when the first monster hit. Like he didn't go investigate or make sure anyone was hurt, just get away.
realistically, most official emergency responders to disastrous events encourage peoples to act like this maximize their survival chance while also clear out of potential obstruction! No one need to play unnecessary hero
I don’t blame them. most People’s, especially parents, first thoughts aren’t “I need to survive I don’t care who dies or what happens” it’s “are my kids okay? are my loved ones okay? did they attack my house? what’s going on? what are these things?” etc. I mean- I’m pretty sure if I was in this situation and I was okay and I was alone I would be doing everything I could to get a hold of my parents and friends to see if their alright.
This is random but was I the only one who appreciated that random short jog in the middle of John's stroll at 1:43 like everyone has done that in the middle of their walk where they start jogging then stop after three seconds for literally no reason, and I love when directors add tiny random details like that that make it more realistic and relatable to a normal person
Thank you!!! This movie had so many fucking problems. No where near the first one. Edit: Will say it’s still better than all these crap James Wan films (fast and furious, saw,conjuring, insidious/ghost type crap) everyone eats up. Still not what I would call good or up to my standards. I’m very picky with horror movies. They’ve basically gotta be immaculately written.
Monster ominously prowling outside of window while everything is dead silent. Me: “I’m sorry, did everyone inside and outside just stop panicking at the same time? Did the world freeze?”
Imagine how terrifying being deaf must be here! She has no idea if people are screaming or being hurt around her, she just sees this giant monster walking in front of the window. Awesome movie.
As someone who has worked in film his whole life, the scene here that really blows my mind starts @1:37 - John walks past ALL THOSE WINDOWS and we NEVER see the camera in the reflection! They had to CG eliminate it in post - perfectly - or this scene would not have worked at all.
Both Quiet Place movies are ironically a couple of my favorite sound design movies out there. They do so much with so little and one thing I love about this scene is how jarring it is. Every step, every interaction between objects, every bite that Lee takes of that apple. You really feel it and in a way you kind of get put into the head space of the aliens. You want to silence every tiny little sound that everyone makes.
I like how the dad doesn't try to go save the rest of his family after they crashed, that's some intense survival instinct to overcome his fear for them.
@@easonzhang1326 Good point, and I love how the movie loses sound when the focus is on the daughter; it gives the audience a feeling of how different her experience is. And I agree, the father probably was way too focused to watch out for his daughter to pay attention to yet another car crash.
This and the start to World War Z are the 2 best action/thriller movie openings I've ever seen. The camera work, the sound, and going from normal to SHTF so fast is riveting.
This scene gives me absolute chills, it reminds me of the Philedelphia scene in World War Z, Everyone chilling like sitting in traffic (WWZ) or playing baseball (this movie) and there's an explosion, everyone anxious not knowing whats going on then boom everything goes to shit and the world ends.
Or 28 Days later. You're not sure what's happening after Jim wakes up and is wandering around confused. Then it all goes to hell in a handbasket once the infected show up.
That's a much different scenario. There's a difference between a small town vs hundreds of thousands of people making desperate escapes and having big explosions
What makes those scenesso effective is how we all know on some level that when shit goes sideways, that's exactly how it will happen to us. We'll all just be living life, worrying about mundane things like bills, work/school, friend and family drama, then the aliens, zombies, terrorists, or whatever will just bulldoze everything. They're effectively terrifying because they're so relateable to our normal lives.
i love this opening, probably the best opening i've seen in a movie in a long time. the existence of loud general sound in general is what really sells this scene, and what makes it so terrifying, you're waiting for the inevitable,
Love: - the way the sound shifts from "noise & chaos" with the father to "mute" with the deaf daughter; - how quick the father's mind seems to get that being quiet is the key to survival, - the actors' performances and close-ins on their faces. DETAILS MATTER!
Imagine living a good life in a town where you know who’s everyone, with your family, all so quiet and having a good day until you see a meteor and you think: “I’m sure that won’t be very bad for us, but we should go home”. And you see some weird ass creatures running through the streets and smacking all things that make noises.
6:52 his walkie-talkie is such an amazing addition. its one of the only signs of foreboding left before they hit. it stands out so well to me. it juxtaposed with the loud crash into the car is exactly what I want from a jumpscare
As someone who watched both, the stark contrast of the intro sequence, the ambient noise, car horns, dogs, it's completely putting me on edge every time I watch it, just all the things you wouldn't want in that world, and people who know are just put on edge as well, very clever
This is probably the best scene I've even seen of this kind. Perfectly set up with a little league ball game, the whole town gathered around the playing field. It's as ordinary a day as can be. Then, the ominous jet trail of the crashing spaceship in the sky, and everyone acting exactly as they should. They're not sure what's going on, but "let's get the kids home safe before we figure out what's what". Because no one reacted stupidly or uncharacteristically, it's that much more jarring when the aliens pop in and start slaughtering. In bad horror movies, all the victims do the dumbest thing possible so we shake out heads and say, "I wouldn't have been that stupid". In this one, it's scary because you know you would probably die if it happened like this around you.
Exactly. Everyone was actually being smart and doing things right like normal people and they _still_ got slaughtered. You're absolutely right - it's scarier because it shows how most of us would still die in that situation regardless of how prepared we think we are.
6:49 We need scenes like this in MOVIES. The unexpected ominous introduction of the threat that storms with fierce violence the scene. We need good movies that makes these monsters memorable with coherent scripts. The scene with the car WAS and will be an icon in the industry. I wish these creatures gets a good sequel and a better chance. (The depiction of angry PS5 customers who can't find a PS5 is ACCURATE)
Reminds me of the scene in Dawn of the Dead with the car crash which then crashes into the gas station. Of course, this is a bit more intense, but that WTF moment is great in movies.
Such a great franchise.. A horror film that's actually scary, suspenseful , immersive , emotional.... I feel that the two films are both such great works of art that you actually feel like you're inside of the movie. The first time I watched the first movie was the first time that I had ever heard of the film. Please let part three stay the course and not switch to a whole different plot
I'm worried if they do try to make a part 3 because I'm wondering where can they go with the story? If they can get a good new plot I'm all for it 100% I will say that but man that's pulling a rabbit out of a hat right there lol
Both movies were fine horror films. But to me, this opening scene stands alone. It is an instant classic and could stand by itself as a perfect 10 minute movie. This is movie making distilled down into its finest elements.
1:26 the filming is extremely professional and clean here. Not only is the scene after good cg editing with removing camera reflections. But I also really like the focusing on the man with the white hair when he looks away and then removes it when he looks at the characters behind him. Good detail!
I remember I watched it In the cinema and the jumpscares were twice as bad. It was really the way the creatures moved that got me. The way they ran so quickly and their limbs were so unnaturally shaped… also the rest of the movie too, naturally terrifying
The fact they had the courage to film almost seven minutes of just a normal day (with some weird meteorite action) is frankly what I love most about this whole clip. They really emphasise every sound and establish the world as it was before hitting you with the monster action.
6:44 This scene shows just how fast those creatures are, the moment that (meteor I'm assuming) lands the creature is already heading towards the police car at sonic speed. (Don't take the sonic speed thing to literally btw, just an expression)
before the main impact happened, there were several "small parts" landing on earth in different parts, so alot of them probably already landed before and started killing humans, before the main thing landed.
@@Daquan0394 Its just an expression lmao. All I did was choose a strong word to specify that they are fast. And I get what you're gonna say next "Yes but people may interpret this the wrong way." Well that sounds like their problem. Doesn't need to be accurate to make sense, you need to not take things to literally.
@@valhatan3907 Spot on. They use it often in tense scenes to heighten it. Like in war combat scenes, the absence of a soundtrack to show temporary shell shock when a mortar/grenade explodes close by.
As someone who grew up in a tiny town tucked away in the mountains, they captured the laid back vibe perfectly. The town can seem almost deserted, but there are people everywhere just chilling
PERFECT place for an alien attack!!!!!!
Yeah except those aliens would’ve been taking all sorts of lead from every direction
@@jakemocci3953 American moment
Yep....just chillin watching the game Buesch lattes then BAM city slicker aliens invade
@@ethannewman9103 I cant imagine a ice cream truck blasting their music rn
I like the way these things only just crashed on Earth and immediately started ripping everyone to shreds. We all knew they where aggressive but they literally have zero chill
I like how ridiculous and absolutly 0 sense this all shennannigan makes. Nobody knew something was entering the earth's atmosphere? YEAH RIGHT! There was no impact whatsoever? YEAH RIGHT! And I seriously doubt there wouldn't be a huge HUGE shake if something of that size just crashed near your city...
@@smallmight8522 - Dude, ... suspend disbelief! It's not a documentary. :)
@@my_dear_friend_ yeah I know but it's one of those details that wouldn't be hard at all
We are food,they were waiting for us to accumulate just like a heard of cows.
@@smallmight8522 - Not sure if anyone in my little, rural town would know or be told that something had entered our atmosphere. We don't pay attention to that really.
I absolutely love how everyone at the baseball game just slowly leave the game. No screaming, no panic but everyone is frightened and don't know what to do.
realistic reaction
Sounds realistic enough for a gamer like me, once you got too panic you are just too stunned to speak
People would start recording actually lol
@@JustGre3dwith any luck those skells are the first to get got..
It's the "Ima just head out" reaction, lol
But yeah, I would do the same thing. By that point, you just don't feel safe in that area, so it's better to leave quickly and quietly. Kind of wished this scene was in the first movie, it would have given a good and entertaining impression of what our main cast is up against and how they ended up where they were in the beginning of the first movie.
What I love about John’s character is his constant awareness. While everyone were still staring at the meteorite - he took his family away first. As soon as he had a glance on the monster - he rushed to his car where his deaf daughter was waiting for him to return. While they were hiding in the bar with others, as soon as the phone rang, he realized they're screwed and he ran towards the exit with his daughter; I'm pretty much sure everyone else were already dead by the time they escaped. And even in the shop, he takes a while to ask what happened.
i'm confused as to why these creatures are not simply shot.
@@MrChickennugget360 as far as I remember, their skin is somewhat indestructible by any convenient weapons and forms complete protection around their body - so even heavy shelling isn't really effective. I mean, they travelled through space on a piece of rock and survived absolute zero, entering the atmosphere, and the crash itself. I am not sure if chemical or other weapons were tested versus them. Many people complain that if a small girl realised you can use sound against them, the military should've too.
But we know from scattered clues (like newspaper headlines) that these creatures arrived all around the world and created complete chaos within a few days. So I'm ready to forgive the lack of such details. People think all governments and armies in the world are sitting 24/7 ready for an alien invasion - but they are not. In the situation when the White House and Pentagon are on fire, I can easily believe there was a lack of strategy in the army's actions.
@@Ross_Shevchenko on top of that too, the monsters are literally otherworldly
our governments are COMPLETELY able to anticipate anything remotely in a realistic or unrealistic environment, whether that's an EMP strike, a nuclear bomb, robots and AI, whatnot
sure, they won't be able to necessarily handle it very effectively, but bare minimum anticipate
how on earth could you anticipate creatures with little to no information of anything about them, besides the fact that they kill humans?
@@Ross_ShevchenkoAs I recall, they were beyond useless on 9/11 for the general pop.
Fake reaction. In less than 1 second he knew to run and in one minute he figured out it's attracted to sound. Dumb as hell.
I love how after watching the first movie, when we see “normal” life before the creatures come, everything seems so loud, like the bag of produce, literally just walking, keys jangling, and it works so well, that I was almost more tense when life was normal.
Right? I remember watching this late at night for the first time, totally ready to get back into the swing of the aftermath of the first movie. The sound of the truck at the beginning shook me to the core more than most horror movies.
6:19
Scariest jumpscare in horror history.
I’ve always believed that people make WAY too much unnecessary noise. This is why I don’t go to the movies
@@mlgproplayer2915 that shit got me fr
@@mlgproplayer2915 thanks for warning me😂
I loved how John’s character immediately started running when the first alien appeared, I feel like I would stand still in complete shock
Fight, flight, or freeze. His was flight asf lls
Yea it just didn't seem like a realistic response in my opinion
@@nickforbes190 Kinda is, like the dude above you said, you will either try to fight, flight, or freeze
@@nickforbes190 how so? I mean the person above said fright flight or freeze response his happened to be flight which is why upon seeing that he runs and doesn't even bother turning back just runs straight forward
@@nickforbes190 nah I would do freeze then fight then flight in this order freeze for a few seconds try to defend myself realize I'm fucked run away
7:44 this is genius directing, and how it transition to complete silence when filming the deaf girl just sets the terrifying atmosphere.
Fun fact that zoom in was not supposed to happen
How is she dead when the guy asked her how to say dive verbally and she told him
That guy Mr Fantastic, I can't think of his name right now, but he played Reed Richards in the Dr Strange movie. He's a genius, I agree, these 2 movies with how he filmed them, directed them and wrote the stories and all is pure genius. I've never been so enthralled in watching movies before like I was with these 2 movies. My man has to complete the trilogy, it's only right that he complete this masterpiece for us all as well as himself. My hat is off to him!
@@BabyQuani lip reading
@@tubucoco younger than 12 years old for sure. John Krasinski, got his start playing Jim in The Office
I love how John pulls his daughter away when she tries to run towards her mom's car...the alien killed a person close by right after which indicates the daughter would've met the same fate...John's instincts saved her
to be fair it was cause she was yelling that she got killed
Staying the obvious…wow it’s almost as if you we watched the same movie
@@Miracle9981 it's not like this comment was from a year ago dumbo
Riley Martin could've stopped those monsters.
And, he could cook a "mean pot o' beans"
A lot of people are confused as to why Lee (the dad) “knew” to stay quiet or realized the key to survival was sound. I don’t think he knew. He just figured that when hiding, you probably shouldn’t make unnecessary noise that could attract a creature. Just as you shouldn’t stand in the middle of the street and jump around waving. He didn’t know that the monsters were blind and only relied on sound. He just knew that they should do as much as possible to stay hidden, just as you would if you were hiding from a murderer or playing hide and go seek. Once it all died down, they probably just continued to be quiet and hide because they didn’t know if one was still around and they should communicate through ASL anyways. It was just logical thinking on Lee’s part.
I can’t believe this isn’t common sense for some people. If a guy broke into my house, and I was silent and hiding it’s not because I’m assuming they’re blind and can only hear, it’s just a normal thing to do
Its common sense to keep quiet when you have no damn idea what you are dealing with.
Tbh there are people who can't help themselves by sobbing, whimpering, or even like the old guy who prays under his breath thinking it isn't loud enough to be heard
He figured out the trick before people can even realize, he was smart af.
Like seriously don't these guys ever played hide and seek?
The terror of being deaf in a situation like this…
Man these movies were well done.
And blind I mean you won't even see how far they ate or if there coming
@@zakianimates6123hen being blind in a movie is worse than being deaf 😔🤚
@@nessaoku4215 not in birdbox lol
@@SillyTaxEvaderlmao
@@SillyTaxEvaderi was gonna say „yh but when she was wearing the blindfold..” but its a blindfold, that can be removed
I love how the movie cuts to silence when we're put into that girl's perspective (forgot her name). Can't imagine how terrifying it'd be seeing everyone who was chilling just seconds ago, start full sprinting for their lives; their screams of terror unbeknownst to you.
I think her name was Raegan (dunno how to spell it) or something similar.
@@Notsuzpicious It's spelled "Ray-gun".
Genuinely suprised someone in a UA-cam comment section knows that unbeknownst means, you sir get a gold star
@@SprocketScience1 call of duty
I love how much they do with her character. She's honestly my favourite in this whole series.
Whether you did or didn't like these movies, you cannot deny how good the sound design is. Everything is so intentional
The transition from normal everyday life to horror is super easy, barely an inconvenience.
haha
Oh, really?
Never thought i'd find this reference here
referencing Pitch Meetings is TIGHT!
The transition is simple, just not the results. LoL
That scene where the mom is driving in reverse is probably one of my all time favorite scenes ever. It’s just so terrifying and realistic that it works.
Fun fact, the zoom in on the mum's face was a total accident in that scene. The rig holding the camera broke and the camera slipped forward, causing the zoom.
@@RandoFromMars the robotic arm was super expensive to use, so when the arm suddenly broke, it was 100 percent worth breaking as it acidentally created that scene
@@RandoFromMars best accident of my career- John
i just love how you see the alien sloowly creep out of that hole in the bus. that scene gave me the jibbies
You didn’t watch allot of movies have you
I love the shot when the creature’s arm slowly reaches out of the bus’ windshield. So wonderfully creepy
"IF YOU DON'T HAVE A TICKET, YOU CAN'T RIDE THIS BUS"
It's like "Oh lovely, it seems like the fun never ends around here...and I thought the driverless bus coming at me was bad enough."
"ma’am you cannot go on this bus"
It's confusing to me how humans enjoy creeping themselves out. Why do you tell each other scary stories? What purpose does it serve? I understand if you're training for a threat and trying to build tolerance to fear, but most of you don't actually plan on going to war or anything.
@@abstract5249 adrenaline, there's just a weird thrill about it.
Okay I’ve never seen this movie but as someone who has learned ASL and a lot about Deaf culture not only is this quick snippet amazing but I absolutely LOVE that the daughter didn’t react to the rumbling sound of the meteor because she didn’t hear it. Attention to detail and knowing your characters like this is always amazing, and I also appreciate the accurate sign language!!
She wouldn't FEEL it, tho?
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823Actually, probably not. Something that high up doesn't shake the ground much unless it gets closer. It's why I can hear the life flight helicopter going to the hospital I live near before I feel it.
Also this girl in real life is deaf too
@HadenTrace she's actually deaf irl!
God I love how realistic they make the way people would react to a situation like this. The government wouldn’t know and there would be no warning. And the chaos would be really traumatic and psychotic. I felt sad and scared just watching the scene due to how real it feels
i agree lol, but their government must be really dumb if they hadnt already detected the meteroid weeks or months in advance
@@Hyperion4K can you?
@@BlazeBlueY3 our gov can
@@BlazeBlueY3 Did you really just ask that lmao
@@BlazeBlueY3 read up on Hyperion in Greek Mythi
I love how when they notice the meteor there’s no panic, no screaming it’s just them saying ight I’m out and trying to just go home.
yes super realist... huge meteorit and stay calm.... xdd of course
@@TheGuitarnob it does actually feel realistic. To stay in-doors. And you can see the curiosity of people, as soon as they saw it. Immediately canceling the whole thing, and just straight up go home to discover what’s going on. I’m sure they did feel fear, and obviously worried. The rest of the is just absolutely top realism.
Since 9/11 it has become 2nd nature for us Americans to look for cover or head home immediately if something is out of the ordinary.
@@bluedeep1707 it's super weird because Europeans will just check shit out unless the authorities tell them not to
People would be shitting their pants about it before it even gets into Earth’s atmosphere, seriously did absolutely nobody know it was in Earth’s atmosphere? Not even NASA themself?
Love how the father hid and kept others quiet, not because he knew that was the way to survive these blind monsters, but just because it was his instinct to try and be quiet as possible while hiding so as not to attract their attention.
Yep, I think that's just an older-than-mankind instinct: if something huge and terrifying is on the hunt, you just crouch down, don't move and don't make a sound.
8:05 Too bad this lady couldn’t understand that
@@blueassassinsyt1859 just watched this entire clip, was filled with dread by the end, but reading your comment and then clicking that time stamp had me burst into laughter idk what that says about me 😂
Yes, I think that's an incredibly wild way to behave. I'd be blowing a kazoo and waving manically at the murderous extra terrestrials, however , seeing your analysis of the situation I now feel more prepared
The sound mixing is absolutely brilliant with it going completely silent for the deaf daughter's POV to full sound for tghe dad's.
6:54 I know this a movie but the sheer brute strength it takes to just casually bump into a 2 ton car like nothing speaks volumes to how powerful those creatures were.
Just 30 seconds later, it punches her windshield and it looks like a small rock hit it 😂
tbf it didn't really bump into it like it was "nothing" it friggin ragdolled and smashed its head into that window
@@jynxycats It didnt look like a punch or like the arm made full contact with the windshield, it looked like it almost hit the windshield but only managed to tap it before the car turned
Bumbed into it so hard it baseboosted
@@Kuro_205 predators can send cars flying as can xenomorphs
The atmosphere in the theatre was insane. this scene had to be witnessed in a movie theatre. In the last little bit of the video, the crowd in the theatre was dead silent.
The crowd in any movie should be dead silent. Fucking hate paying to go see a movie to hear other people in the theater instead of the film.
@@Forbidden-Spaghetti
Some people only go to theaters to feel the experience of the audience, screaming ou making little jokes during the movie.
I always stay as quiet as possible, but I love the interactions of others during a movie.
@@Forbidden-Spaghetti I’ll always make sure to cheer over your favorite parts in a movie and there’s nothing you can do about it 🙂
@@Forbidden-Spaghetti then why don’t you just pay to watch it alone at home. 🙂
Listen you know what you’re signing up for when you go to the movie theatre, you can’t control the screaming kid 2 seats down or the person on the phone a few rows away. What you can control is where you watch your movies
It DID NOT HAVE to be witnessed in a movie theater.
The silence is the best part. Threats are more terrifying when you can’t hear them.
It must be very hard being deaf since you can’t hear when you are making lots of noise
@@fismaster1576
Exactly! There’s no way to hear threats or cries for help, let alone be heard when you need it. That’s scary as hell!
Wth, sound is literally the most teriffying aspect of horror. Watch a horror movie without sound and it'll be almost boring.
@@melvin3509
It’s a matter of perspective really.
Imagine being trapped in a dark room and hearing thousands of loud voices outside. Is it a crisis or just a crowd? You can’t tell because you can’t see it.
This is even worse. The deaf girl sees things, but can’t hear anything or even know if she’s being heard. From THAT point of view, it’s pretty terrifying.
@@ironfae OK I understand that point of view
6:58 - If you're listening carefully, you can just about hear her heartbeat (as I believe deaf people can faintly hear). What a fantastic detail and a fantastic film.
Some deaf people are totally 100% deaf, some have partial hearing. It’s a spectrum; not all deaf people hear the same.
You are correct tho, she is only mostly deaf in the movies
This movie was intense to watch. I do applaud it for being one of the few times the entire theater is completely silent.
The change of perspective from noises to silence was an amazing way to pull us as viewers into the movie.
My theater was completely silent except when people would take breaths to calm down form a recent jumpscare. Props to the people in my theatre!
What theaters do you guys go to where people aren't quiet normally?
@@DVSNME i can't answer for them. But for me, normally there's popcorn munching and soda slurping and just general background noise. When we went to watch it, there was awed/traumatized silence.
Nah my annoying auntie was probably on the phone talking
The camera movements in these scenes are masterpieces.
Same.
looks like any other movie
Not really watch the conformist
That's why Krasinsky is a genius
Children of men
This is the pure Horror. No background music, no unnecessary thrilling music, it's just massacre.
Nothing with this amount of Cgi can be pure horror.... These kind of movies are just ....ok
@@pelopidasalexis6943 yeah. The Thing is pure horror. No CGI, no music, just fear
Are you have more pure Horror movie like this?
Or the second part from this movie ..!!??
Thank you & have a nice time 😏👍
@@pelopidasalexis6943 yeah, we need to normalize hollywood getting ACTUAL ALIEN CREATURES to murder people like they used to :(
idk man the acting and script seems pretty bad but mabe thats just me
this is genuinely such an amazing scene. For people who have seen the first movie, the movie immediately introduces all the sounds of the world. It emphasises every single one. The grocery bag rustling, the aggressive and quick grabbing of food items and water from the shelves, the heavy and loud foot steps and the camera focusing just a second longer on that dreaded space ship toy, both an emphasis to the death of their son and to the aliens that are fast approaching- then it moves on to the crowds cheering in the baseball game, and then silence when the meteor enters the atmosphere. Everyone is dead quiet. Symbolic of the creatures presence, before people begin to panic, and leave quickly. The dog barking, the sound of the car's horn going off behind Lee being loud enough to shake the ground in the theater- it's amazing. This scene is amazingly shot and portrayed, and the sound design is absolutely spectacular, this is one hell of a opening scene.
This scene is a masterpiece in building suspense and making the viewer feel dread for what is about to happen.
The first movie did it amazingly well with the nail. OMG.
Who was the girl the guy was with?
I don't know which jumpscare gave me a stroke first, the monster attacking or the Nestlé ad.
lol
Swear to god, I almost but my fucking tongue off. I hate when ads get placed like that.
What nestlé ad? Is it in the movie or is it on youtubes player?
@@LiftUpYourEyes its a milk brand
@@Dehydration-r70 lol “ 🥛 brand “
8:06 that was definitely the slap of the century
He was definitely telling her to shut up 😂😂
She got smacked to the next Sunday🤣🤣
frl she got bitch slapped🤣
alien: ...."BITCH, SIT DOWN!"
He literally clawed her straight down in a split second
I love how emphasised the sound, really makes you uneasy knowing what's about to happen
Day 0 in any apocalypse or epidemic movie is always my favorite. We need more of these in movies like this.
Just watching society and everyone and thing around you slowly begin to collapse is so frightening but thrilling too.
They should combine the first day of the apocalypse with the idea from Groundhog Day. Make it the first day, over and over.
Just wait a couple years I got you
Cloverfield.
"slowly"
Well Putin and his propaganda channel Fox Fake News might just give you a reality check…
Along with Bird Box, It follows, and Lights Out, this movie proves that you don’t need to rely on jumpscares or gore to be scary. I love how the movie relies more on the feeling of constant dread as you try your best to be silent.
Nobody ever said you did.
Si hay jumpscares, y bastante masacre xd
Bird Box was the dumbest movie I’ve ever seen. It was designed for dumb people, because it’s purely political propaganda.
yeah if you pay no mind to the multiple jumpscares that happen in this one scene alone
@@RubyWeapon07like what
The best part of this scene is John reacting like: Oh, some weird thing just flipped the police car and made some demonic sound? [ducks, immediately turns around, immediately starts running to escape and protect his child]. No yelling, no screaming, just the perfect definition of: Nope. XD - 6:54
Yes, it seems unreal, but some people in real life can be coldblood and take direct action... after all, it's a movie.
I guess it's because people have seen too many of the cliché movies where when something like this happens they go check it out and say "Hello?" NOPE!
How's it unreal, the first thing you would think when you see shit like that coming from the sky is aliens. You're going to be on edge after that if you had any survival instinct.
The first thing any sane person would do in such condition is to run as fast as possible just as lee did
@@fatihsen7983 what? on the contrary, it seems more real. if you saw an animal crash and tip over a fucking car, you would also get out of there at the same moment, without screaming, just running for your life man ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
At 6:53 I burst out laughing in the theatre and everyone thought I was mental or something 😭 it's the way the monster launches itself into the frame I just can't- 💀
@cartooncatisthebest STOP 💀 AND THE WAY IT COMES FLYING INTO THE CAR I'D RUN OFF LAUGHING UNDER MY BREATH (That's satire obviously, I'd be fucking running for my life and keeping my big mouth shut)
@cartooncatisthebest it's not that it's funny to yall, it's that this is the way your brain processes extreme fear...you were frightened.
Probably because it was also a dumb cop which made it funnier 🤣🤣🤣 satisfying
@@MultiSuperguy101 stop being racist.
@@MultiSuperguy101 Not expecting extraterrestrial invasion = dumb
The transition from normal everyday life to horror is simply super implemented.
You could’ve just said cool
Fun fact: the death angels can't swim, so america is just a reality survival show for other nations
@@Simwuches if you take a detailed look to this movie creatures (in any film), the most of them are not able to build a space shuttle. They dont have fingers to catch any tools. If you ask them, they may said this creatures had some other ones like sleeves wich build it for them or they control the things with ther own minds like tele ... . But no one catches the explaining in this case.
I like the transition in this film from a normal day to horror.
@@Simwuches when america isn't the only effected country
That's why I love this scene. Can't say I love any other part though
The way it transitions to the girl and her not being able to hear the chaos is really well done suspense and horror. Imagine being a deaf person in this situation, you can’t hear the cries or screams of everyone, you can’t hear the Death Angels screeches, you don’t know what is happening or why everyone is running. All you can rely is your friend or family member in order to run away. It must be scary as shit and this movie puts you on that perspective and it’s horrifying
I love it that way n it feels so realistic
I get a heart murmur whenever the cameras on her and no sound. Makes me fear for her more.
She won't be screaming either so maybe she would be the only one surviving. Ups! Dr Darwin was wrong for the toughest will survive. Ha ha.
@@VagishaDas ...she's deaf, not mute- she can still scream. lol
Actually because she's deaf, she wouldn't know when or if she was involuntarily making noise by breathing really loudly/stammering or by other means, so she most likely wouldn't be the last one to survive.
@@JustTheWarningYes, she would. You can still FEEL IT
If only he didn’t make fun of Dwight, his entire family would be safe and alive in his bunker
True
With lots of mre.
Dwight?
@@ValkynShade haha, its from another show called "the office".
@@ValkynShade Because John Krasinski is Jim from The Office.. lol
0:54 I love the way everything sounds so loud even though it’s so quiet
Like his footsteps and everything he is taking you can just hear it..
I love how the viewer is made painfully aware of every single sound.
One of the only times my theatre was full quiet, truly a quiet place
damn, the film was that bad, huh?
@@HudsonHawk98 XD
I haven’t even watched the movie yet lmao
@@nitrogenjutsu5178 Its actually pretty good. A little short tho
@@ajpumaren7642 very short indeed 🙄🥴
I absolutley love the way they made it so that the sound cuts out whenever the deaf girl isn't in contact with anybody. Its very creative
Listening with headphones, the sound of the "meteorite" is just superb.
it's the sound of a rocket launch
@@wiredcer Yeah but it's all about how it's processed. Great audio engineer work.
The jumping back and forth from the perspective of the hearing to the deaf perspective was a unique touch.
Kind of reminds you of the LOTRs of how things sounded when wearing the ring vs not.
Nice nod to the movie's title, too: Being deaf means you're always living in that quiet place, and what's an audible & visual chaos to others is a visual chaos to her.
The sound design of this clip is fucking insane
have you even watched this movie in the theaters ITS LIKE A JUMPSCARE
@@kumiko_ariana317 FRR I JUST GOT DONE WATCHING IT AND IM LIKE DAMN I FELT THAT SHIT 💀
Aye. I watched Dunkirk in IMAX and that was also an amazing experience sound wise.
well the whole movie is about sound, thats why the kids are mute and its called "a quiet place" ... monsters are defeated by sound, etc...
Except the bass boosted earrape when the monsters hit something yeah
Aliens: biting everybody's heads off.
Mom: It's okay, honey. It's okay.
Kids: Are you in on this mom!?
Lol
Also the child: just sitting there MENICINGLY
"Uhm....Mom are you in on this Or something??...
Older son: “mOm MoM mOm MoM mOm MoM mOm MoM”
It's only smells!
8:06 Im sorry i just couldn't resist laughing at this lady getting killed like that💀💀💀
BRO GOT THE BIGGEST BITCH SLAP EVER 😂
Man if don’t get yo
How I knew this was going to be a good movie: John's character booked it the moment he saw the alien.
It's so jarring, but refreshingly satisfying to see a character in a horror movie NOT stand and stare at their eminent death.
You don't understand movies. This is not how a movie became good.
*imminent
Mistress Kiwi I do and clearly a few others lol
@Mistress Kiwi im sorry but one character making a common-sense driven decision indeed does not make a 2 hour movie good. Literally a decision. Not a character arc, not a development, not a death, a goddamned _obvious choice._ Just... no. Stop talking.
LOL, so true.
Not ashamed to admit I would fuck off so fast the second I saw it. I ain't no hero.
I love that first shot. It’s dead silent and you almost think we’re still in a world where the alien still roams up until the car passes.
I love how they stay consistent with the monsters messing with electricity. The radio messes up, the car won't start, calls drop. But also remaining consistent since (I believe) a running cat, especially an older one, wouldn't rely on that many electronics while starting one would require more electronics which explains why running cars are ok but starting one is difficult.
A running cat? Just assuming you meant car tho a running would have a good head start
Damn didn't know cat have electronics
You know the best way to take things like these monsters out?
No drones, no auto-piloted planes, no cars with chips.
The planes from WW2 and other tech from that Era.
Heres why:
They had to be flown manually with human power.
You know the best way to take things like these monsters out?
No drones, no auto-piloted planes, no cars with chips.
The planes from WW2 and other tech from that Era.
Heres why:
They had to be flown manually with human power.
It has NOTHING to do with any of that. It is more about the meteor falling and creating a disruption in the magnetic field. You know, "science".
Also, his wife had no problem starting their sedan. His truck didnt start because its an older model truck and older model trucks can be hard to start. It also adds drama as they cant flee, they have to hide out and we get the end to the scence we just saw. BTW, he does eventually get it started.
Well i guess this is when electric car owners can finally show off💀💀
Elon musk is rolling in it!
I love the atmosphere that's created you can feel the tension, confusion and anxiety in one hit
I just love how that monsters were bitch slapping people into another dimension
This shit made my day
🤣🤣🤣had to replay it multiple times
I'm glad I'm not the only one that likes that
In film, getting slapped out of the frame is equivalent to getting erased from existence.
The monsters just be like " *BOI* "
I love the fact that the dad ran with no hesitation when the first monster hit. Like he didn't go investigate or make sure anyone was hurt, just get away.
My man ain't even look back.. Hauled ass lol
He broke the rule book
That would be me, 100%. Can't save everyone and they don't listen, anyway.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Nah, you're just a coward.
realistically, most official emergency responders to disastrous events encourage peoples to act like this
maximize their survival chance while also clear out of potential obstruction! No one need to play unnecessary hero
8:06 why did i laugh💀
She got bitch slapped 😭💀
Yo también me reí😅
He told her to shut up 😂
Because that woman got absolutely OBLITERATED
"Turn off your cellphone." People never learn when watching a horror show.
I don’t blame them. most People’s, especially parents, first thoughts aren’t “I need to survive I don’t care who dies or what happens” it’s “are my kids okay? are my loved ones okay? did they attack my house? what’s going on? what are these things?” etc. I mean- I’m pretty sure if I was in this situation and I was okay and I was alone I would be doing everything I could to get a hold of my parents and friends to see if their alright.
Bout to watch it on mine but agreed 100%
These characters are in the films, they have not seen the other ones.
I always get chills sending through my body when I see this scene, it’s just so horrifying seeing the monster tearing everyone to shreds.
How to survive the apocalypse: be the cameraman
REC and Cloverfield:Wait a minute goodfella, allow us to introduce ourselves
as long as it isn't a "found footage" gimmick movie
Camera person rofl
@@lucasguenesmenezes6416 "Blair Witch Project" and "Cannibal Holocaust"
NOP BE THE EDITOR IN POST processing work XD
This is random but was I the only one who appreciated that random short jog in the middle of John's stroll at 1:43 like everyone has done that in the middle of their walk where they start jogging then stop after three seconds for literally no reason, and I love when directors add tiny random details like that that make it more realistic and relatable to a normal person
Yeah it’s like “I need to hurry up but I’m really not in shape”
@@Cyclonus24 or like "I want to seem like I'm in a hurry to get where I'm going but I'm really not" 😂
@@ark_revolution7660 I can’t recall ever doing that lol
Monsters wasted no time traveling from where they landed to the town--a distance of probably 5-6 miles covered in seconds.
Thank you!!!
This movie had so many fucking problems.
No where near the first one.
Edit: Will say it’s still better than all these crap James Wan films (fast and furious, saw,conjuring, insidious/ghost type crap) everyone eats up. Still not what I would call good or up to my standards.
I’m very picky with horror movies.
They’ve basically gotta be immaculately written.
Lmao. Going for the ho dunk towns first 😉
Could be they were falling from the meteor as it was falling spreading them far and wide
They are fast.
@@truth-12345. exactly what I thought too, but, again, movies like these are very inconsistent.
6:59 his reaction is crazy, I would have been in shock and not been able to move for a few seconds but my man just straight up dipped lmao
Hes jack Ryan lol
He pulled out the black card.
Monster ominously prowling outside of window while everything is dead silent.
Me: “I’m sorry, did everyone inside and outside just stop panicking at the same time? Did the world freeze?”
Monsters killed those noisy bitches
@@ProfessorWeird makes sense.
The aliens killed everyone outside then heard people inside
Technically they did stop panicking because they died
They actually killed everyone that fast? Im sorry but I find that really hard to believe.
The beginning really makes you smile and sucks you in. Very good direction in this movie. Amazing production of a film
Imagine how terrifying being deaf must be here! She has no idea if people are screaming or being hurt around her, she just sees this giant monster walking in front of the window. Awesome movie.
So the aliens not only survived a meteor impact, but they were attacking people seconds after landing? No wonder they're so hard to kill.
It looks like there were several prior impacts due to the guy watching them on tv before the one we saw at the ball game.
well yeah they're basically made of magic.
@@Dwarfurious that magic, my friend is called movie logic and editing
@@mitski3612 literal plot armor. I mean they survived their own planet EXPLODING.
i thought maybe they were encased in some sort of spores in the rock, like bacteria in dirt
As someone who has worked in film his whole life, the scene here that really blows my mind starts @1:37 - John walks past ALL THOSE WINDOWS and we NEVER see the camera in the reflection!
They had to CG eliminate it in post - perfectly - or this scene would not have worked at all.
Same ✨️☕️✨️
Nice catch !
8:05
That woman painted a bulls eye on her head by screaming 🤣
Kinda like when my mother in law comes to dinner
Lmao
Bro what
What a Beast!
Dude lol
Bit harsh on the aliens tbh
Both Quiet Place movies are ironically a couple of my favorite sound design movies out there. They do so much with so little and one thing I love about this scene is how jarring it is. Every step, every interaction between objects, every bite that Lee takes of that apple. You really feel it and in a way you kind of get put into the head space of the aliens. You want to silence every tiny little sound that everyone makes.
That’s such a good way of putting it
I like how the dad doesn't try to go save the rest of his family after they crashed, that's some intense survival instinct to overcome his fear for them.
Maybe he didn't realize it was them. He was just running after his daugher.
@@HeartMemory93 same here, i think the girl can't hear and thus she sees her mother's car, while her dad hears too many sound and did not realize
Cool, I never noticed that before
he was with his daughter
@@easonzhang1326 Good point, and I love how the movie loses sound when the focus is on the daughter; it gives the audience a feeling of how different her experience is.
And I agree, the father probably was way too focused to watch out for his daughter to pay attention to yet another car crash.
This and the start to World War Z are the 2 best action/thriller movie openings I've ever seen. The camera work, the sound, and going from normal to SHTF so fast is riveting.
I noticed they removed all the reflections in the windows, of the camera/crew during the first part in the scene. Nice to see that detail.
Dawn of The Dead 2004 takes the cake for me
It's nice to onow other people know WWZ
The intro to blade is up there too
Dawn of the dead 2004 for me
This scene gives me absolute chills, it reminds me of the Philedelphia scene in World War Z, Everyone chilling like sitting in traffic (WWZ) or playing baseball (this movie) and there's an explosion, everyone anxious not knowing whats going on then boom everything goes to shit and the world ends.
Or 28 Days later. You're not sure what's happening after Jim wakes up and is wandering around confused. Then it all goes to hell in a handbasket once the infected show up.
Terminator 2 (?) Nuclear war as she's screaming at them and then burns up?
I have a lot like this from the old Twilight Zone. (Not the new pos)
That's a much different scenario. There's a difference between a small town vs hundreds of thousands of people making desperate escapes and having big explosions
What makes those scenesso effective is how we all know on some level that when shit goes sideways, that's exactly how it will happen to us. We'll all just be living life, worrying about mundane things like bills, work/school, friend and family drama, then the aliens, zombies, terrorists, or whatever will just bulldoze everything.
They're effectively terrifying because they're so relateable to our normal lives.
@@mish375but that doesn’t rlly feel the same
i love this opening, probably the best opening i've seen in a movie in a long time. the existence of loud general sound in general is what really sells this scene, and what makes it so terrifying, you're waiting for the inevitable,
Love:
- the way the sound shifts from "noise & chaos" with the father to "mute" with the deaf daughter;
- how quick the father's mind seems to get that being quiet is the key to survival,
- the actors' performances and close-ins on their faces.
DETAILS MATTER!
"There's a disturbance in Lego city!"
"Get the military!"
*fails*
"Have Fun Surviving!"
Lol
The New! 'WERE FUCKED' Lego Set,
Out now in Every Lego store with a Built in Automatic Speaker!
THE ALIENS HAVE FALLEN INTO THE RIVER IN LEGO CITY
I don't like horror movies but this is brilliant. The muted segments are great.
This is not that much of a horror movie. Aliens. Suspense. Thriller. My mom hates scary movies and I love them.
Same
This is Horror? More like a comedy hahahaha
@@sjaakieisitfast8387 🤨
@@sjaakieisitfast8387 comedy, ok mate I can tell this film must of have scared shit out of you.
Imagine living a good life in a town where you know who’s everyone, with your family, all so quiet and having a good day until you see a meteor and you think: “I’m sure that won’t be very bad for us, but we should go home”. And you see some weird ass creatures running through the streets and smacking all things that make noises.
guess ill die
@@Hyperion4K Wasn’t a literal suggestion, but yeah, me too.
And you be like "damn, Terry didnt start this without me"
@@Bound662 sorry.
the way you worded that last sentence has me rolling 🤣😭
Jim from the Office has some A plus survival instincts. No gawking, just an immediate 180 and run like hell!
6:52 his walkie-talkie is such an amazing addition. its one of the only signs of foreboding left before they hit. it stands out so well to me. it juxtaposed with the loud crash into the car is exactly what I want from a jumpscare
Also, if you losten, it sounds like their calling for backup, before opening fire
@@kriegertechpriest7011 oh my lord you just made it so much better. Thank you for pointing this out!
@@ln9256 I just remembered what to do in any situation where someone needs to be shut up or calmed down
as well as that girl's phone!!!
As someone who watched both, the stark contrast of the intro sequence, the ambient noise, car horns, dogs, it's completely putting me on edge every time I watch it, just all the things you wouldn't want in that world, and people who know are just put on edge as well, very clever
This is probably the best scene I've even seen of this kind. Perfectly set up with a little league ball game, the whole town gathered around the playing field. It's as ordinary a day as can be. Then, the ominous jet trail of the crashing spaceship in the sky, and everyone acting exactly as they should. They're not sure what's going on, but "let's get the kids home safe before we figure out what's what". Because no one reacted stupidly or uncharacteristically, it's that much more jarring when the aliens pop in and start slaughtering. In bad horror movies, all the victims do the dumbest thing possible so we shake out heads and say, "I wouldn't have been that stupid". In this one, it's scary because you know you would probably die if it happened like this around you.
I totally agree
Exactly. Everyone was actually being smart and doing things right like normal people and they _still_ got slaughtered.
You're absolutely right - it's scarier because it shows how most of us would still die in that situation regardless of how prepared we think we are.
6:54 this is honestly such a good jump scare it like immediately puts you in a fight or flight
Kinda ruins it when you are forced into an ad.
Yo imagine how many times aliens would land in the ocean if American landscape didn’t exist
they do land in the ocean in BATTLE: LOS ANGELES, which was filmed in my hometown ironically, not in Los Angeles.
What if the aliens already landed and we don’t even know about it like The tomorrow war
@@MoonyMew720 They literally have like a 30 second scene showing the meteor that carries the monsters down to earth...
Latinos tipped them off.
Like 70% of invasion films would be over before they began.
My anxiety level while watching this movie was out of this world
You're mistaking anxiety with fighting sleep .
7:50 look at the hole in the bus' window
Mines was on 100 🤣
@@rachellepierre1109 Where does paint drying rank on your anxiety meter ?
Literally same tho
6:49 We need scenes like this in MOVIES.
The unexpected ominous introduction of the threat that storms with fierce violence the scene. We need good movies that makes these monsters memorable with coherent scripts. The scene with the car WAS and will be an icon in the industry.
I wish these creatures gets a good sequel and a better chance. (The depiction of angry PS5 customers who can't find a PS5 is ACCURATE)
That actually made me jumped
Reminds me of the scene in Dawn of the Dead with the car crash which then crashes into the gas station. Of course, this is a bit more intense, but that WTF moment is great in movies.
You can hear someone screaming for backup on the officer’s radio
NO BECAUSE I SCRAMBLED IN THE COUCH WITH A GASP
(My dad had to ask ne if i was ok-)
@@spooky4655 same
9:17 i love the way john just put his hand over the guys mouth😂
His name is Joel buddy
The emphasis of silence makes this scene even creepier.
I like how when they focus on her it happens because she cant hear.
The scary part is once those monsters came down…………we aren’t allowed to make loud noises anymore
I like when the movie starts as everyday normal life, but you start to feel the pressure, like something terrible gonna happen.
Such a great franchise.. A horror film that's actually scary, suspenseful , immersive , emotional.... I feel that the two films are both such great works of art that you actually feel like you're inside of the movie. The first time I watched the first movie was the first time that I had ever heard of the film. Please let part three stay the course and not switch to a whole different plot
I'm worried if they do try to make a part 3 because I'm wondering where can they go with the story? If they can get a good new plot I'm all for it 100% I will say that but man that's pulling a rabbit out of a hat right there lol
Like what 2 did?
@@zydration3538 you're not wrong there, was not expecting them to go and make a prequel
Both movies were fine horror films. But to me, this opening scene stands alone. It is an instant classic and could stand by itself as a perfect 10 minute movie. This is movie making distilled down into its finest elements.
@@charlessmith6508 maybe a spin off (not for kids) cartoon of very normal daily lives of “Sound Whores” (name according to a Boi who is very High)
1:26 the filming is extremely professional and clean here. Not only is the scene after good cg editing with removing camera reflections.
But I also really like the focusing on the man with the white hair when he looks away and then removes it when he looks at the characters behind him.
Good detail!
I just loved how Beau is just staying calm and acting like nothing is happening
I really like how they let you experince what the girl can't hear by just having total silents & adding a heartbeat into it.
I remember I watched it In the cinema and the jumpscares were twice as bad. It was really the way the creatures moved that got me. The way they ran so quickly and their limbs were so unnaturally shaped… also the rest of the movie too, naturally terrifying
The fact they had the courage to film almost seven minutes of just a normal day (with some weird meteorite action) is frankly what I love most about this whole clip. They really emphasise every sound and establish the world as it was before hitting you with the monster action.
Enjoy the extended first 10 Minutes Clip for A Quiet Place 2 and feel free to share or like.
Oh for a monster that wasn't immune to bullets!
Anyone want to pay, "beat that monster"?
What other movie/TV monster do you think could beat this one?
SHARED!!!!
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6:44 This scene shows just how fast those creatures are, the moment that (meteor I'm assuming) lands the creature is already heading towards the police car at sonic speed. (Don't take the sonic speed thing to literally btw, just an expression)
before the main impact happened, there were several "small parts" landing on earth in different parts, so alot of them probably already landed before and started killing humans, before the main thing landed.
Sonic speed? Not at all, if you’ve seen them sprint they look no more faster than a wild predator
@@Daquan0394 Its just an expression lmao.
All I did was choose a strong word to specify that they are fast.
And I get what you're gonna say next "Yes but people may interpret this the wrong way."
Well that sounds like their problem.
Doesn't need to be accurate to make sense, you need to not take things to literally.
@@Daquan0394 if only there were something immediately after that comment, in parentheses, that addressed this.
I’m sorry but the lady that got smacked by the monster is sending me 💀
FOR REAL I WAS LAUGHING MY ASS OFF 😂
The monster: I like yo cut g
The lady: O HELL NA-
YEET!!!
STOP SAYING SENDING
@@kainelson5837 bro 💀. Chill xD 💀
I burst out laughing when the woman does that annoying scream at 8:05 and gets absolutely yeeted into eternity by a monster. So satisfying. 😂
6:55 The point where the muted scene adds to the suspense...
The muted scene is a mark of the pov changes to Regean because she is deaf, right?
@@valhatan3907 Spot on.
They use it often in tense scenes to heighten it. Like in war combat scenes, the absence of a soundtrack to show temporary shell shock when a mortar/grenade explodes close by.
@@anilachar323 it’s crazy how people use movies now, and it Kinda messes with my brain 😂
Anyone can hear the faint heart beating sound?