Inspiring pin-drop silences in theatres across the world, it was a movie experience unlike any other and try hard as one might, a second time on the roller coaster or a second kiss, however great it may be, can never match the all-consuming excitement/anxiety of the first time.Īcknowledging that the same rush cannot be achieved again, Krasinski focuses on the other things that made the original film instantly iconic-not the aliens, but the humans that fought against them and other demons of heir own making.

A Quiet Place Part II doesn’t quite replicate the effect that the first film had on unsuspecting viewers. After being Daniel Craig-ed back into the director’s chair, John Krasinski makes sure that nothing that comes out of his brain and heart, is ever accused of mediocrity. A Quiet Place begins from a state of oblivion and it was only suitable for it to have a similar, non-descriptive ending.īut if there was ever a time to thank greedy Hollywood producers, it’s now. The final shot-Emily Blunt, soaked in blood with a hole in her foot, cocking that shotgun, about to blow up a gang of aliens-was the best ending the film could've had.

And that’s not because I disliked the film it was exactly the opposite. No sequel announcement had ever disappointed me more than the one for John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place. Cast: Emily Blunt, Cillian Murphy, Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe

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