Nothing happens for a solid 45 minutes then BAM Emily Blunt goes into labor, impales her foot on a thick nail, drops a lamp attracting the monster and has to scramble to survive. WHILE HAVING A BABYjust when u think the situation can't get worse, it doesit's like the movie tryna target Emily Blunt and her newborn specificallyEmily Blunt's character in this movie is braver than any US MarinesI cANT. BELIEVE. Nobody died in this film, except an elderly couple. EVERYONR LIVED. amazing.John Krasinski was pretty cute in this movie, Emily Blunt a total badass. Winning performance from husband-and-wife duo.

It's a wild concept, alright. A world where humans are hunted and ruthlessly killed by unknown blind creatures who seem to have ultra-sensitive ears and zero tolerance for sound. John Krasinski directs and acts in this emotional thriller that has been sugarcoated with a familial arc just to help it tug at your heart strings as you watch his character and his family of a wife and kids live their life while hiding from these creatures and working towards a future where everyone is wise. The lack of dialogues made A Quiet Place a splendid experience for me because like the creatures I hate noise. But the contrived drama - between Krasinski's character and his daughter - put me slightly off, which was later aggravated by the multiple holes in the plot. The biggest issue was the lack of insight - what are these creatures, where did they come from, and what exactly is their problem - because at one scene they seem to be tipped off even by the slightest noise and the next the characters are running with all their might (even though it's on sand). Non-heterogeneous sequences that make up A Quiet Place makes it an average watch, and a shorter one, thankfully. It could excite people who don't think while watching. Escapists will love this and rave about this. Rumor has it they still do it on Reddit. TN.

4 months and almost 200000 votes for this movie. that gotta say something. I had this movie in my computer for 2 months and just watched it and gotta say that i'm sorry i didn't watched it earlier.I don't like to read reviews because i understand that it's like with food: some people love it, some people hate it. So after i saw the movie and read some of the lowest reviews i gotta say that i don't understand them. the movie hooked me from the beginning. it is an AMAZING movie. And yes, it's make a lot of sense. Those creatures have sense of hearing, but they can't see. so when there's a louder noise and a less loud noise, then they will not hear it. The actors were amazing, both the adults and the children. I loved the movie, loved the idea and i advise anyone who thinks if to see or not to see..... go and see it - better in a dark room and volume up to the max ;)Hope you'll enjoy it like i did

It has been said, but the movie isbfull of plot holes and stupidity on the characters parts. I have several questions: Why do they not just live by the waterfall if it allows them to make noise? Seems like it would solve all of their problems.Why does the woman get pregnant when all this is going on? Babies are noisy, let alone popping one out.Why is there a giant nail in the stairs of their house? Couldn't they rig up some sort of sound system around the perimeter of their property to attract the monsters away from them? The guy seems the be mechanically inclined.All of this aside the other issue I have is the whole invincible enemy thing. I feel like the Office guy could blast them with his broomstick if he wanted to. If not he needs to give his boy Dwight a call, I feel like he'd have the minerals to do something, anything to kill these monsters. I was going to give this a 5, but I just talked myself into a 3.