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A Quiet Place (2018) is a gripping horror-thriller directed by John Krasinski. Set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by blind extraterrestrial creatures with hypersensitive hearing, the film follows the Abbott family-Lee (played by John Krasinski), Evelyn (played by Emily Blunt), and their children-struggling to survive in silence.
The family communicates through sign language to avoid attracting the creatures, who hunt by sound. They meticulously navigate their soundproofed surroundings, using sand pathways and colored lights to signal safety or danger. They've also adapted to a life of quiet survival, with Lee tirelessly working on hearing aids for their deaf daughter Regan (played by Millicent Simmonds).
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The concept of this was wild. From the open to the end has you thinking.. what would I do? What was your reaction? What did we miss?
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"just holding my heart" till the end.. lol
Yes I saw this in theater and it was beyond quiet. Don't think it was intentional, but it's like every one just got quieter as movie progressed & every actual sound made u jump cause sound in a theater is not at all like watching on TV at home. I've watched at home & it's crazy cause in the theater I was so immersed. I know I held my breath during few scenes, but not while watching it at home. Loved the unique concept, sound design, & tone of this movie!!!Love yalls reaction!!❤💞❤️
And why was the kid that hot eaten last in the line. One parent should lead and the other follow up the rear. Not the youngest kid. Another of the plot holes.
When talking about the creatures, if they are aliens, how did they get here and is that why they apparently won?
I own, but haven't seen the second film yet.
Apparently, two more films are coming, a prequel called Day One this summer and Part three next year.
ah this movie.... the movie where the monster is bullet proof and wiped the military but is killed by a shotgun, because, yes? The military would shoot the mouth too
Its a amazing movie but the monster don't follow his own rules
It's been years since I've seen this and I forget why they don't live by the beach. pr river. The water sounds would mask a lot of their noise like behind the waterfall.
In the theater, you will NEVER find a more quieter audience lol
Yeah it’s more better
My intrusive thoughts would've won if I had watched this in the theater. I would've either let out a huge fart or something else LOL
Oh during Don't breathe, it was really quiet too
"more quiet" or "quieter"
@@SevenEllen huh... so that's what I sound like when I correct another persons grammar. Wow, what an asshole. I owe some people an apology.
This is SUCH a good movie. Got to see it in theatres, an experience like nothing else. Never been in a theatre so quiet. Everyone was eating popcorn silently, hardly coughing, and not even talking. In the end, I was sobbing, but I still did my best to stay quiet.
I had the same exact experience. It was a packed theater and everyone was so stressed and silent. I wish I could relive watching this movie for the first time
@@riotinvictus Right?!
That sounds so fun 😅
Okay so my experience was wild cause I went with my parents and they didn't get the no sound thing at all. My dad fell asleep and my mom was asking me every 5 seconds about why there was no sound. It was hilarious 😁. She was thinking they were trying to save money 😂
Excited to see the new one
I remember being in the theatres. Someone sneezed and everyone told him “shhh” 😂
Krasinski hit an absolute home run in his directorial debut!
He also co-wrote the screenplay and was one of the producers. He didn’t list himself as a producer, instead he listed Sunday Night Productions. He is a chairman, founder, and the CEO of that company. He likes to hide his name, and not take credit for his accomplishments. This film though, he deserves everything for. He even chose the locations, bought the house, had the Silo built and corn planted. He wanted everything to be a NY country town look, and that is EXACTLY what he achieved.
It wasn't his directorial debut; "A Quiet Place" was his third directorial credit; he directed "Brief Interviews with Hideous Men" and "The Promised Land." A Quiet Place was his first for a major studio.
The reason the dad left the daughter behind but instead took the boy to the river and the waterfall I think is because he wanted it to be a surprise once he figured out a device that would work and let her hear to appreciate being able to talk without fear. But given that the daughter can’t hear, it would only make her even more sad that even in a safe place she wouldn’t be able to finally hear each others voices but they could. Which would also explain why he wouldn’t let her into his work station, so that he could surprise her on all the work he’s done for her.
That’s what I assumed also she can’t hear so there would be no point at least at that time for her to making her feel even more isolated than she already felt after her brother died.
Sadly, she saw all of that care for her, as proof that her dad hated her, and blamed her for the death of the youngest brother.
Mason: I'm excited to watch it with these guys who have NOT seen it...
Dave/Oak: So we saw it...
😂😂😂 "guy's" just Answer
@@BaddMedicine LOL love you guys
@@BaddMedicine waiting for the day Answer edits him self into all 4 seats wearing two wigs and a cap XD
Diamon Dave: ~we should do asmr~
Quinn: WHAT?
I saw in an interview that John Krasinski said that this movie was a love letter to his children ❤❤
Yeah, I felt that. Love Emily and John and their family.
The basement workshop was full of electronic equipment and a ham radio. Lots of things for a kid to accidently make noise with. I would assume that none of the kids were allowed to go down there, and the parents would be even more paranoid and cautious after the youngest son was killed. Why risk it when there's no reason for the kids to be in there anyway?
Plus with her being none hearing she wouldn't know if she would have made a noise, she could touch something and it could blast noise and she'd never know, heck even light noise.
@@ausetshnaiun8050 You're allowed to say "deaf".
@@Shythaliawait is deaf offensive now??
@@shawol5253 No but I wouldn't be surprised if some idiot on Twitter says it is.
But really, I just thought it was weird ausetshnaiun said "non-hearing". Maybe they just forgot the word "deaf".
@@Shythaliafr, the deaf community is very proud of deaf culture, there’s no way any deaf person would say it’s a bad word so anyone on Twitter claiming it is is ignorant and knows nothing about deaf cultural history
This revitalized my love for horror. The scene with the aliens in the house when the baby was floating around made me almost leave the theater I was so scared! The dad screaming at the end to protect his family BROKE me.
Fun Fact: Millicent Simmonds (the actress for the deaf girl) actually had to teach the rest of her co-stars how to do sign language, and also helped them practice their sign language and facial expressions between scenes.
I saw this in theatres with my family & was so surprised at how good a job literally everyone there did at not making a sound: no talking, no popcorn munching, nothing. Just absolute silence, we were totally engrossed in the story
Dude it was so wild! You could literally hear a needle drop. I was so scared to even make a sound 😂💀
Saw this in a PACKED theater and dead silence during the movie until the nail scene!! Three women SCREAMED and the entire theater jumped so high I thought somebody would get injured! Best experience ever!!
this is where John Krazinsky hit the home run! after this directional film debut, he had lots of projects...plus he is a great guy!
With how awesome Kransinski and the kids are in this movie, it can be easy to overlook how amazing the mom is. This lady managed to stay quiet after stepping on an exposed nail, deliver a baby all on her own, and make sure the rest of her children were ok moments after delivery. Even after she witnessed her husband getting killed, she cried for a few minutes then was like, “whelp, looks like mama has to be the bad@ss now” and shoots down the aliens, again, after just giving birth! I wish I was half as cool as she is!
Definitely one of the best theatre experiences - crazy to see how quiet the theatre was throughout the film. And I kid you not, I literally let the popcorn I was eating dissolve in my mouth throughout the film instead of chewing it 😂🤣
Yea bro during the super quiet scenes you could hear people chewing popcorn, people breathing, shit even the fabric of their clothes moving on the chair 😂it was crazy
The biggest reason for bringing the kids on the supply run is in your own points I think. "You can't take your eyes off the kids for 6 mins"
Exactly, imagine leaving'em at home for what's probably at least a whole hour. Plus, more backpacks means more supplies being carried home.
I think the bigger plot hole in that situation is; Why was the youngest not walking ahead of Mom and/or Dad, instead of being LAST in line?
It's that last one for me. Why the heck was a little child the last in line and not in the middle of a mom/dad sandwich?
Stop using the phrase plot hole when you don’t actually know what it means him not walking in the middle isn’t remotely a “plot hole” a plot hole is a error or inconsistency 😂 which isn’t what that scene was it actually quit literally added to the plot of the movie. It’s how the MOVIE was written the whole point was this family not only trying to survive but going through grief because of this horrible thing and work through it you literally get to see the different stages of grief, guilt, denial, and blame that’s why he wasn’t in the middle they kinda needed him to die for idk add to the plot of the movie. 🤦🏾♀️
This is not a plot hole. This was something written intentionally to happen this way for the sake of the plot and in line with how these characters are presented to us through their mistakes and the responses to them. Characters acting in a way that is reflective of them as people, differently from how you'd act/react, is not a plot hole. As the oldest child the daughter would probably be the one at the back to protect her younger siblings in front of her, but because she's deaf she *can't* be at the back, as it puts her in the most danger. That scene and the mistakes that occurred were there to show us all of this at once - how she was trying to be a good big sister, but was still unable to protect him because of her inability to hear the danger. It showed us how much she cares but how she is both in more danger and has less power to protect the others so she is not able to be as useful as she very badly wants to be.
Im glad I wasnt the only one questioning that, why let the little boy explore the store alone, why send him to find mom alone, why leave the deaf child and the young child alone when you exit the store eyes off of them, why isnt the group with all kids INSIDE the parents instead of parents all ahead ffs if youre gonna give him the toy you can still walk out with him girl
@@Ms.GraceDandelion because it’s a fucking movie shut up asking why this and why that stop acting like y’all are perfect and all parents keep eyes on their kids 24/7 because yall don’t it’s honestly annoying asf it’s the DAMN SCRIPT there is no why dummies it’s just simply how the movie is written stop pretending you would do everything right enjoy the movie and shut up already with the “why” because it’s literally apart of the movies plot 😒
I haven't seen this movie but gotta say I think its brilliant that the surviving family has a deaf child. They were able to outlast most humans because they could communicate silently because of this child, but could hear themselves in order to make sure they weren't making noise (something deaf people alone would fail at). It needed the mix of hearing and non-hearing to make for a perfect survival situation.
I remember going to see this in theaters. It was one of the few times where you could practically hear a pin drop from how quiet it was
Nothing will beat this theater experience. Wasn’t a hype experience so to speak, but just the silence. I felt guilty for even eating popcorn 😂
They had no choice but to bring the children. One of them was sick (in desperate need of antibiotics, hence the reason they made the trip). One of them was deaf with a hearing aid on the fritz. One of them too young to understand the gravity of the situation (as proven when he was killed by the alien for making noise).
Not sure why one of the parents couldn't stay back at the house with the children though unless of course if the one who goes doesn't make it the living parent is still in the same position. ? 🤷♀️
Agree with you except if you are traveling with a sick child that needs to be carried, you would want another person (adult) to watch your back since your hands weren't free.
I think whats really tragic is that these creatures don’t eat people but just kills them on spot because the sound. Wiped out nearly the entire world because their ears hurt from all of the noise.
They have the worst case of misophonia ever! lol
I don't think I ever thought of that before. So they don't eat the creatures including humans, just kill them because they hate noise? I always assumed they do hunt to eat and use sound to do it. If they don't eat whatever they kill, what do they eat?
@@lurategh I just remember never seeing them eat any of the people that were killed. Just slaughtered with alien knife arms. Never bit into anybody either just used their limbs to kill. I mean we will probably figure out more about these creatures in the sequel.
@@lurategh I think, we´ll see it in the 3rd movie somehow.
@@lunamariahawke9320 Ah yup, I'm back now after having watched the second film and I see now how the creatures simply killed, never ate what they killed.
In regards to taking the kids to the store, it was just as dangerous at home so they probably felt like sticking together was the safest option.
I always thought they all went on the supply run because all hands were needed. Both parents were carrying things. The mom also said they wanted to make sure the kids knew how to survive. So the supply run was a learning experience, unfortunately the lesson learned was a harsh and sad one.
Krasinski killed it with this one! I'm also a huge Emily Blunt fan so this film hits the spot! ❤
The thing is, it isn't high pitched sounds that hurt the creatures. It's Electromagnetic signals. Hearing aids work by turning sounds into electronic signals. So it was actually Electromagnectic feedback that hurt them. That's why it only affected them when they got close enough.
13:50 Diamond Dave said you're all stupid, and that he'd be the only one to survive this scenario 😂
Don't upset the frends😂😂😂 and
Truuuuu 😂
This is a good one xD hahahahahahahaha 🤣
I saw this in the cinema and it was so silent in the auditorium. People slowly stopped eating/rustling popcorn and everything. Was a strange experience, but fed into the tension you felt so well.
I love the family’s reaction to the Space aircraft toy, it makes the audience think that the child might’ve found a gun based of everyone’s fear at what’s in his hands yet it’s justified in this movies context, that toy would’ve been just as deadly as a gun 😅
3:42 The only "critique" I have of this movie is the logic in that opening scene of leaving your TODDLER to walk alone at the back of the line. I'd expect at least one parent at the front, one at the back, kids in the middle. Why the hell you letting the youngest, least trustworthy, bringing up the rear, behind his deaf sister no less?? It's an emotionally devastating shocker of a scene, but also kinda contrived way of offing the kid because no rational parent would do that. Especially not in this hellish world.
Otherwise, amazing solid movie! Really was special watching in cinema where everyone unconsciously slipped into silence as well. Every now and then there'd be an unexpected sound of someone trying to stealthily open a bag of chips, or a cough, and we'd all jump and laugh nervously.
You are right. -I mean when i worked as a Nanny I got so angry at the parents abecause we almost lost a child in a crowed because they were not making sure that everyone was following. The girl running away because she was throwing a tantrum. If I hadn't focused on her and managed to catche her they could have been searching for hours. I mean even if I was there they should have payed better atention on her. The situation in the movie is much more terrible.
Naw my other critique although the move falls apart if you fixate on it is why they thought getting pregnant thru all of
This was smart. Especially knowing a baby just makes noise. This is basically asking for a death sentence
This movie was an experience to see in a theater. People eating, some whispers and moving in chairs, but when people found out how the in-movie rules of the world worked, dead silence. After it was over, my friend I was with said he wanted to fart the entire movie, but was afraid it would've been too loud. Also, how annoying would it be to fix sand paths again and again after hard rains .. lol
Edit: Seems like the reason she wasn't allowed down in the basement was a lot of equipment that made noise and she couldn't hear, so she could put the whole family at risk and not know it.
I let out loose and everyone just went ballistic
I watched this in theaters opening weekend and it was an unforgettable experience. The place was completely packed, not a single empty seat and yet it was the QUIETEST audience I have ever watched a movie with. 😂 NOBODY spoke or touched their snacks. We were all too afraid to make noise, so I left with a full bucket of cold popcorn.
My younger daughter has Down syndrome, so the thought of having to make sure she follows the rules of silence when she might not understand the consequences added a layer of despair to this movie for me.
she doesn’t have Down Syndrome she’s deaf 😭
@@S1NNZ They're talking about THEIR daughter, not the daughter in the movie.
@@S1NNZ OP never said she had down syndrome. If anything I think the comparison is more to the youngest kid who died early on because he didn’t understand the consequences: As someone with a special needs brother I can say that thinking about someone who is that innocent and childlike trying to live through a scenario like this is heartbreaking
@@S1NNZ Um…I was talking about MY child. Not the character in the story.
@@S1NNZyou’re not very smart are you
4:21 I’m with ya The Oak, once you have little ones of your own scenes like those hit differently. It’s a different level of fear/despair.
That is the quintessential parent reaction to imagining what one would go through losing a child like that. Such a great and emotionally charged movie.
Soooooo excited for Day One!! Watching this in theaters was awesome, great experience of everyone cooperating to surrender to the experience.
And IMO I think they brought the kids to the store because they have to know how to do a store run as they grow up.
"Who are we, if we can't protect them?" I cry everytime.
I think one of the saddest and scariest parts to me is that the dad had no way of knowing for sure if he sacrifice would save his family. Yeah, he knew it would give them a chance to get away, but for all he knew in those final moments is that they might get caught and slaughtered just five minutes later. I would’ve been terrified in my last seconds, for them.
I love this movie. When I was living in Houston TX I went to the premiere of the sequel and John Krazinski was there and I got to take a picture with him. Such a cool guy. He’s one hell of a director
It felt like a crime to eat popcorn or even drink in the theatres 😂 We were all so damn quiet 🙊😅
Saw this in theaters and you could hear a pin drop. Even the people eating popcorn try their bet not make a sound and I sometimes see people with mouth opened ready to eat popcorn but was frozen lmao 😂😂😂
I was definitely one of those people with mouth open ready to eat popcorn... Waiting for a loud moment in the movie to hurry up and shove it in my mouth...
Here are my thoughts.
1) the reason they took their child to the store: We saw the parents carrying a large backpack, perhaps previously they were on a moving who was an attempt to find a new place or look for a refugee camp but were unsuccessful and coincidentally the boy was sick on the way. so they stopped by the store. Or after almost 3 months of the attack. They still weren't used to be apart in this apocalypse. And later after the youngest died, they're learn and trying their best to adapt.
2) The father does not allow the daughter to go down to his workplace: there are lots of equipment that can make noise there, this is the father's protective attitude towards his daughter who is deaf. And he also tries not to put the burden of his research on the daughter.
3) the military should be able to defeat the aliens: these aliens have an full body armor that is strongest than any material on earth. So no any caliber can penetrate their armor. Plus the slightest sound can attract these fast aliens, it's impossible to start an Apache etc without being destroyed first at the moment of starting the engine. And there were more of them in crowded areas, so perhaps the military center was the first to fall that day too. The helmet opened when the aliens increased their hearing power, while at the time of the attack, everyone panicked causing a lot of noise which made it easier for the aliens to track without opening the helmet. And at that time no one knew the mechanics of this alien's body. Plus vital tools such as communication media also collapsed instantly.
4) live near a river with a waterfall: that makes sense. But maybe they didn't find the perfect house right near the river. Long journey to find it is risky too. And it's also not good to stay in a tent near a humid waterfall river for a long time. Not to mention thinking about the risk of big flooding.
5) having a baby in apocalypse world: it was against their will. Aren't there many examples like that in this world? Moreover, you can't even open the condom wrapper or at least take it out from the display place or the box lol.
Well that's my best shop. Hope it can answer the plot hole
i would add about having a baby: even if they were using protection, that's not a 100% guarantee that you won't conceive. accidents happen all the time 🤷
Speaking about point #3 - the communications media clearly didn't collapse immediately, since there are newspaper articles describing the fact that the monsters hunt by sound; so there was enough time for printing presses (famously loud machines) to be active and distribute that information.
Also, with modern police armaments, there does exist the concept of 'sonic weapons' like the Long-Range Acoustic Devices (LRAD) - so it would have to be a bit of a contrivance that all the police/military were unable to use that kind of weaponry against monsters with known acoustic hunting skills.
Pretty much in agreement with all of Badd Medicine here - we can nitpick the movie universe all day long and find things to question, but the actual product delivered is a very high-quality and engaging movie.
2) i feel like people assume deaf people are quiet when it’s the opposite. because they can’t hear, they end up being loud because their either don’t know what makes noise or they don’t care because it doesn’t bother them (ex someone’s deaf dad would mow the lawn early morning or there was someone who hummed a lot because they didn’t know other people could hear them)
so in addition to being overprotective, she would probably make noise with all the equipment without realizing
5) condoms expire and nobody was around to produce more
@@peewee139 currently produced condoms last for years, we see the family less than 2 years after the attack
Fun fact, it was said that the clicking noise for the creatures was made by slowing down the sound of a taser/stun gun.
I still can't believe that the studio did not want John Krasinski to hire Millicent Simmonds (the daughter) because she was actually deaf. I'm so glad that he stuck to his guns.
Love this film series ... I feel like the explanation for the opening of the film where the whole family are going on the supply run together is down to the parent's not wanting to leave the kids behind on their own ... It was only a few months into the 'creatures initial invasion' and everyone has taken off into the wilderness away from the potentially dangerous cities and are now all essentially fending for themselves rather than grouping up ...
The family unit were still getting used to the new way of living, but under normal circumstances, the elder son might have been trusted to take care of things at their chosen camp but as he was sick and his older sister was deaf and hence: ill equipped to deal with a situation where staying quiet would be more challenging, and since the priority was to find medication for the son, they decided to bring everyone along for the ride ...
Regan at the time may have very well understood the situation: That staying quiet was essential to their safety, but as a deaf person with a different mindset, she might not have considered or thought it to be a problem when, in a moment of blind kindness, she foolishly returned the toy space ship to Beau in the store ... And because of this mistake, she spends the rest of the film blaming herself for his death ...
This is the reason why she continues to be upset more than a year later, pushing against her fathers efforts to put together a working hearing aid for her, angry for her mistake and feeling like she was dependent on a device that they'd most likely never be able to acquire ... And even if they did, it was too late to save Beau ... Her father loved her, there's no question of that, but in the world they lived in now, her disability was dangerous and so he maintained a wariness to give her responsibility as he felt he couldn't entirely trust her ... That mistrust pushed her into rebelling.
I also think that the mentality you discussed about 'kids being kids and making stupid mistakes in everyday life' is valid to a point ... In the real world ... But the setting depicted here ... This NEW world they have to live in ... Its something they'd have to seriously make some very quick changes in the way they teach their kids and in how much freedom they're given ... Stupid mistakes are no longer a 'roll your eyes and quip 'Kids! What are they like?' type of situation ... Now, those stupid mistakes get you killed in a few seconds flat ... You gotta change with the situation of the world you're in.
I think the reason lee didn’t want her downstairs is cus he felt like a failure as a father, didn’t want her to see all his failures with her hearing aid till he got it right
At the beginning for the supply run it had only been less than a few months, maybe things weren't set up at the farm yet? At that point are you going somewhere without your family or are you taking them with you and not leaving them unprotected. The end of the movie they had learned more about what they could and couldn't do and how much noise they could safely make.
As for not letting her into his workshop, there's so much stuff down there that makes noise that a non-hearing person wouldn't realize. I remember watching a video of someone getting an implant turned on and starting to cry when she realized that just taking a kleenex out of a box makes a noise.
In a world like this, i can think of AT LEAST a dozen of my friends & family who'd be gone. They're loud. I would not be hiding out with them.
I too stepped on a nail as a kid. One of the worst experiences. Because my foot was stuck, and it went in sideways. My dad didn't know that there was a nail and we were just trying to get my foot out of where it was stuck and it tore through the side. I still have a massive scar from all the stiches.
I stepped on a nail sticking up out of a board as a child too, it went through my Winnie The Pooh sandals and I was more upset that there was a hole in my sandals than the fact that my foot was bleeding lol I didn't want my parents to get mad that I ruined my sandals 🤣
I also stepped on a sprinkler that cut my foot open when I was younger. I'm very accident-prone. If there was a weird/ random way for me to get hurt, I would find it somehow.
@deadsetondreams1988 so relatable. I broke my foot while I was sleeping once as a child. Pretty sure I twisted it in the bars of my bunkbed. But genuinely no idea!! (And no I wasn't abused. The doctors asked that too. It genuinely just broke in the night 🤷♀️)
I only ever stepped on thumbtacks and that hurt enough.
I love telling the story of when I watched this in the theater. It was the quietest theater I've ever been on. Only followed by Avengers Infinity War after the snap. But I remember seeing this one guy trying to open a bag of chips and having to put it under his jacket to not make any noise while looking around everywhere to see if anyone was looking at him, the girl next to me doing that slow trying-to-hold-it-in kind of cough, I was opening my soda bottle really slowly too, and seeing the silhouettes of everyone doing a little jump at once at the racoon part and then many small quiet laughs. By the end everyone let out a little sigh. It was such a memorable experience and the movie being great just made it even better.
My husband opened a package of m&ms in the theater - 200 eyes zeroed in on him glaring lol
Yeah that opening scene set the tone and that look of disbelief and sympathy on Oak's face, was the same one that carried with me til the end of the movie. Something about seeing kids get axed in films that sticks to your soul. Kids and dogs for me lol
Really feel like this is the modern day Alien movie for the new generation. It was such a great theater experience as well, nobody was talking or anything throughout and all invested in it.
Great observation with the corn, Dave! Some people think that kind of thing is pedantic but when you’re building a world with such attention to detail, missing or unclear details stand out more. And that is a testament to how good this movie is, because it gets you to think about it as such a real world that something so small could stand out.
When I saw part 2 in the theatre I'd bought a big box of popcorn which I immediately regretted. The few ones I did eat I let soak in my mouth for a minute so they wouldn't crunch when I bit, and by the end of the movie I was about a quarter of the way through
Some of the scenes were filmed in one of the towns I grew up in.
I used to walk the streets, visit the shops, restaurants, parks. The cars were always lining the streets and people were everywhere...
So seeing it here abandoned in this setting is just crazy to me. It almost feels too real.
A lot of the scenes were filmed in some really cool lesser traveled areas in NY.
the waterfall scene was not only freeing for the actors but for us in the theater too ,lol. i took that chance to cough, move in my chair, and eat my popcorn. i somehow got the loudest chair in the theater
I saw this in theaters with my cousin, who had already seen it. He told me before hand how quiet the movie is and that made me so nervous because I have severe OCD and hearing other people in a theatre unnerves me. But everyone else was really quiet as well. It’s such an immersive experience, it makes sense that everyone else would feel the urge to be quiet.
Oh man I love A quiet place! The second one rocks as well!
Hahaha I was with Oak on thinking Home Alone 😅 in such a serious movie that breaks our hearts, it was just that one little clip that makes us all think of Marv
My husband and I saw this in the theaters. He bought candy and I, popcorn. BIG Awkward MISTAKE. Lol. We loved it!
You's will love part 2 even more, The World buildings Amazing
My husband and I saw this in theaters. The theater was packed, none made a sound the whole movie, it was like we were by ourselves. Such a crazy experience, we had snacks but opted to eat them in the car after the movie because we didn't dare to disturb the silence.
waiting for A Quiet Place 2. and then you be ready for part 3, which is a prequel
I think knowing that it's been a year helps with believability . When you're being careful/quiet everyday it becomes the new normal and you might make mistakes/be relaxed. As for them bringing the kids out on runs, it's important they learn because the parents wont always be there or may need to rely on them at some point
A really smart choice for this movie was that they cast an actual deaf actor to play a deaf character. Millicent Simmonds who plays Regan, the daughter, is deaf in real life. Being disabled myself, this movie series has a special place in my heart because most of the time movie producers hire non-disabled actors to play disabled characters. But Simmonds has turned out to be an excellent actor, and with "The Quiet Place" movie series being such a hit, she's opened up opportunities for other aspiring disabled actors to be cast for movies as well, proving that having a disability does not mean you cannot act.
I'm happy you guys chose to watch/re-watch this movie, and I know you will enjoy "The Quiet Place Part II" as well!
To answer your question Quinn: yeah i did feel the need to be quiet aswell during the movie in the cinema, i went in not knowing that many parts of the movie would be silent and i unfortunately bought theater nachos as a snack - and to say the least it was awkward as hell eating crunchy nachos during the silence 😂 so i actively tried only eating when there where eventually loud/talking scenes hahaha
I hope you guys watch the second one! I loved it just as much as the first!!!
We tried staying so quiet in the theater when this came out! It was so tense! Anytime someone tried opening a candy or something with that loud crinkle plastic, we all would freeze in our seats and tense up. Sometimes you'd hear a faint "sorry" after that lol.
I remember seeing this theaters. I got popcorn not even thinking about that fact that they can’t talk and it’s literally called a QUIET place😂 That popcorn did not get eaten. You could hear everything in the theater because of how quiet it was. Really cool experience
Saw this in the theater and it was so silent the 1st few minutes and the dinner scene. Felt like everyone was holding their breath. It was a cool immersive experience
Always fun to see all four guys react together.
I watched this movie with my family at the theaters. It was so quiet, like the only time anyone made any time anyone made any noise was when it was high stakes. The scene when the kids were trapped in the corn stock everyone was panicking 😂
About the family at the store. A counter point is would you leave all of your kids at home by themselves? Or if you need lots. Of supplies what do you do? Send one adult go back and forth the whole day to get everything? I’m sure they thought that they were better of working together as a family than being separated
I 100% felt the need to be quiet when I saw this in the theater lol. There was like three or four of us in there too since it’s was middle of the day during the week, so that added to it. We were all trying to open candy real slow and quiet. I had to smother my giggles that we all unspoken agreed to be a silent as possible. It was an interesting social experiment.
My sister and I saw it in the theater and loved it! The whole audience was quiet most of the movie, which made the tension and jump scares more intense. And also gave a different feel when there were sounds!
I watched this in theatres and it was so funny how whenever there was noise in the movie, everyone would rush to their food and drink and then go quiet again when it went away.
I watched this in the theatre when it first came out with a few of my friends, at one of the jump-scare moments my friend screamed. The entire theatre shushed her! It literally felt like we were in the same scenario of required silence. I have never felt such a tense atmosphere in a theatre before. It's very funny looking back at it but at the time, I remember it was so intense. Absolutely loved it!
I went to the theater to watch this. My first horror experience in a theater and it was like nothing else. Just complete silence that took up the whole room. It sucked me in and the atmosphere of everyone holding their breaths collectively was awesome. When the waterfall scene happened, it was like a great sigh happened and people eat their popcorn and whisper a bit, but I LOVED IT when it when the climax started and everyone seemingly shriveled back into the theater seats.
I saw this movie in the theater with my husband and step kids. The theater was dead silent the whole time. And after the movie we usually talk about the movie on the way back to the car. But, for this movie, we didn’t talk at all UNTIL we were back in the car. Even then, we hesitated in talking about it cause the silence just consumed us and we still felt like we HAD to be quiet. Loved this movie so much. Second one was great too!! Can’t wait to see your reactions❤️
Never been into horror or jump scare film, but this is an exception, what an amazing job John Krasinski did directing.
OMG just came onto UA-cam and saw this! 😁
I was watching this reaction on one screen and playing chess on another screen...& the lack of talking already was making me think of it having an ASMR like effect and I loved it, then @13:47, Woah Diamond Dave, that was fantastic.
So good. I saw it in theaters and it was the quietest crowd I’ve ever seen. Absolutely everyone was afraid to make noise. Popcorn was abandoned because it was a loud snack. No whispers. No one even breathed loudly. Very cool way to experience the movie.
Regarding the filming location, the movie was shot in New York state, specifically Dutchess and Ulster Counties in the Hudson Valley region, about two hours north of New York City. Gorgeous area indeed - I grew up a bit south of there. New York is a state with a lot more rural and natural beauty than most people know.
Can you imagine how quiet it was in a cinema with just 12 critics in a press screening. Every fart would be a kind of earthquake. Then that nasty sound design... What impressed me most was that both the mother, the children and the father manage to portray all the family problems without saying a word. Director and screenplay debut. Very cool
Absolutely, when I saw this in a packed theater, everyone was trying to be completely quiet the whole time. Everyone would even turn and give dirty looks at anyone who was making too much noise lol The intensity was awesome and improved the experience for sure.
yes absolutely i saw this movie in theaters & it was so quiet i didn’t even wanna eat my popcorn bc it felt so loud. I was also wearing a wind breaker jacket every move i made was so loud. i stayed so still during this movie😂 still a great experience !
The theater I watched this in you could hear a pin drop. People were covering thier mouths and silencing every emotion throughout the whole thing. Suspense on a whole other level!
Saw this in the theater with friends--it was so intense and frightening--especially when sound did occur. Holy cow!
I hope Oak is ok. He seemed a little down in this reaction but I could be wrong. Sending lots of love! Really enjoyed this reaction!
Saw it in the theatre. It was the total opposite of the Avenger assemble scene in Endgame, but just as awesome. Nobody ate their snacks. Everyone held their breath. Not a sound.
Loved you guys' reaction as always! I did see this in the theater with my mom. It was playing in the middle of the week on the middle of the day so there was only a couple sitting a couple of rows behind us and every other seat was empty. And yes, it made so that everything was so incredibly quiet that this movie was infinitely more intense because of it. I was either holding my breath or sitting on the edge of my seat the entire time, not daring to make a noise. It was a great experience honestly, very unique for a movie, let alone one you watch in the theater.
I have seen this film many times now -- I normally don't like scary movies at ALL, but this one just hits different. I think it's because it's so family-centric and wholesome in its story. The aliens are almost just a plot device to showcase this beautiful family bond. I love it.
Oak being taken out in the first couple minutes of the reaction 😢
So happy for Answer to have his his time with this film be with the crew ❤
I had no idea what to expect when I went into the theater to watch this film with my dad. I didn’t even know the title until I saw it in the opening credits. Safe to say that theater didn’t make a sound until the final credits hit and it was so creepy. I’ve never been in such a quiet theater and it added so much to the experience that just can’t be replicated. Fantastic film.
A friend saw this in theatres and they said it was so quiet and no one talked that almost every move can be heard. They said it was really such an experience that I then wished I also watched it in theatres lol
7:49 my friend worked on the movie and invited us to a blind viewing for early audience reactions. So we knew very little about what it was. I know it sounds stupid because your quiet in the cinema but the silence was so different, noone made a sound at all and we felt so tense when ever they were silent. When we did make a sound like a gasp at a jump moment, they were so quick and straight back to silence. It really kept you on the edge of the seat for the whole movie.
It's like when you a kid and you hold your breath during an underwater scene to see if you would live. We stayed silent silent in the cinema to see if we would live through the movie 😂
This was perhaps THE most unique theatre experience I've ever had. Took me forever to eat my popcorn since I didn't want to crunch/make noise, and everyone was dead silent. I felt like I could properly breathe only in the loud parts.
The theater experience for this one was crazy. So quiet, and so immersive. No one wanted to make a sound, even eating popcorn. And when Emily put the earbuds in her husband's ear, and suddenly the whole theater was filled with music, it's like we all took a deep sigh of relaxation for just a minute.