*** Check out my 4.5/5 star review for A Quiet Place ***
…and life isn’t getting any better for poor old John and Emily.
The trailers are just getting noisier and noisier which can’t be helping, and they seem to have even more children than last time with another one the way. Which means that yes, poor Emily has to give birth in silence.
Let’s face it, when you’re nine months pregnant it’s impossible even to get out of a comfy chair without several “oooh”s and “ahhhh”s so how she’s going to manage that, god only knows. Plus what about all those moments after the birth when you look down at what’s left of your post-baby body and emit a top volume “WTF!” followed by uncontrollable weeping.
Check out the new trailer below – A Quiet Place is released on 6 April 2018 in the US and the UK, though it premieres at the South By Southwest film Festival in March. You can also watch trailer 1 and trailer 2 (the Super Bowl one!).
Was kind of hoping for some actual insight/analysis rather than the vagina monologues… thanks for wasting 90 seconds of my time.
It took you 90 seconds to read that?
yeah, it only took her 90 seconds to come up with it
At least 91, Not Impressed – I like that extra second just to finesse everything.
I’m sorry I know “everyone” like this dialogue-free movie of tiptoeing around and around but I found the silence disquieting. In one scene everyone is sneaking around in silence and a car drives down a road in the background – all noise that would have come from it is also expunged. It’s so continuously silent that if you open your box of pizza it can be heard throughout the theater, etc. And the silence just does not end. Then a baby is born that never cries. Space aliens come from nowhere. The parents have no names and neither should this movie.