The cat was a therapy cat or service cat which is why it almost never made sound. I thought it was stupid too until I later learned that the cat is a therapy cat or whatever its called.
@@daxmchaffey2540 That part bothered me so much that I actually researched service cats to see if perhaps they are trained not to meow. The first video I watched of a person with a service cat had meowing in the first three minutes of viewing. I couldn’t suspend my disbelief after seeing that. Lol
Regarding the first film: The daughter feels guilty about giving the rocket to her brother. She thinks his death is her fault and therefore she's unlovable. Add to this, she's got a disability (which she likely sees as a "problem") and she's a child! Her concern that she's afraid her father doesn't love her would be a common for any child given these aspects. Then, her father chooses her younger brother to take to the river, not her. All of those subtle points show the viewer there are reasons for her feelings to be valid. Remember, this film depicts many things but loss and grief are main elements.
I disagree about people not caring about a quiet place in 10-15 years. I agree that the films are not revolutionary, but i think because we are kind of living in a golden age of horror. The quiet place franchise will always be celebrated because of its proxy to other amazing horrors. The films aren't groundbreaking enough to be remembered on their lonesome, but they will always be mentioned along with films, such as get out and x
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Maybe...but are you saying that it influenced other, better films from the same era or is just a poor man's version of them? I have to say that, while I spoke highly of the first film when it came out, I've never been tempted to revisit it except maybe to watch the opening scene. Perhaps that's enough to make canon, though?
I feel like a big part of what elevates A Quiet Place is watching it in theaters and experiencing the silence with the audience. I'm curious if it has the same effect when watching at home. If not, then I can see people not caring about it as much because part of the experience is gone.
Honestly I have to disagree back! I’ve seen re releases of hereditary, missiommar, get out, x etc etc and I never see this sort of retrospective look for quiet place I think they’re pretty good big Hollywood movies, I just found that when it was compared to Oscar nominated, indie horror, it felt a bit strange and off, and I don’t know if it has a similar legacy? What do you think?
I know you think characters from the first movie are annoying, but that is what I liked about them. Look no matter what kind of situation we are in, we are firstly human. And humans are driven by emotions. People cannot be logical all the time. Lee is a father who loves his daughter but never tells her that. His son is a scaredy cat just like me. His daughter is a hormonal teenager with survivors guilt who didn't talk to anyone about her sadness. Almost every teenager thinks everything is their fault and the world is against them. And no one had a conversation with her about it either. Because they were all busy surviving. And come on we all know condoms are not completely effective. Five year olds are dumb and his death was not his fault, he is just a little kid. I know this sounds like I'm trying to justify their choices but we all are stupid and careless all the time. Because they don't have the luxury of being stupid, doesn't mean they have to be smart all the time. They are just a normal family, like mine and that's probably why I love these movies so much. I know for sure that my family wouldn't survive a month in the apocalypse. I would definitely go to the theatre for another watch.
I feel like we got the spinoff of Day 1 instead of the actual Day 1. I was looking forward to finding out who the monsters were and where they came from. Also, all of the news articles that were being studied in the first movie--who had time to publish those? Who was able to make publishing noises for printing news papers? Somehow, I feel we still missed Day 1, like you said. This felt more to me like an independent movie of a hospice patient who happened to live through an apocalyptic event and end life on her own terms, rather than an apocalyptic franchise prequel. That's fine for what it is. The character development was good, apart from her thinking she would arrive at Patsy's with employees in the restaurant cooking pizzas. But, I just wasn't expecting the movie we received nor would I have paid for it in theaters if I had known in advance. It would have been a nice streamer.
I feel like it left out entirely , what DAY 1 was. Honestly my favorite scenes were the helicopters preaching the evacuation orders, and that one national guard who got swooped up. I wish we saw more of the military fighting these aliens and more of the right there and then stuff. I feel like it was missing some side pieces of what would really happen in NY. Would have loved a short shootout atleast , some more gun fire in the ambience throughout the movie , and maybe a scene of the ground forces fighting the death angels like come on man. I loved this film though
I was on the edge of my seat while watching A Quite Place part one because I was worried about Frodo the cat the whole time,the actress who plays the main character was afraid of cats so she kinda had to some therapy sections where she slowly got closer to them and now she has adopted one of her own and I just love that for her.
It wasn't the kid who was stupid. He was a kid. It was his father who was stupid for removing the batteries from the rocket and then leaving them where the kids could get them. If nothing else i would think he'd consider those batteries a resource that he could use for something else. They should have gone directly into his pocket. And that stupid nail. It made absolutely no sense for that nail to be where it was the way it was. Ever. It was inexplicably put there before the creatures arrived and so it logically should have been removed before they ever arrived. There shouldn't have been a nail in this movie. It's an entertaining movie but it takes the horror trope of characters doing stupid things and turns it up to eleven.
Funny that you say that you find day one the least frustrating. Because I personally was feeling frustrated throughout almost all of the movie because of the dumb decisions that were being made. They figure out that the creatures have super sensitive hearing. Then why do they think it's a good idea to walk the streets with thousands at a time to get to the boats. I get that new York has lots of people (but not enough are shown in this movie imo), but going about it that way is simply a death sentence. I no way shape or form could that have succeeded. There are better ways that could of been handled Even the creatures made weird decisions. Why would a creature that very heavily relies on sound and can not swim decide to take a nap in a flooded subway with gushing water. And then the ending, yes it was cool and all, but to get there it disregarded the rules the first movies established. Make noise = almost instant death. When she was trying to sacrifice herself she makes a shit ton of sound, it takes ages for the Death Angels to get there and then they hear a tiny sound in the distance and they all leave. It goes against every thing we know of this world. Yes the ending was cool, but it was not deserved. My least favorite movie of the franchise
i agree but i feel like you aren’t from a major city lol. its literally like 20million+ people in NY alone dude it would be impossible to get to the boats alone lol it’ll always be a huge crowd of people
@@roshiiirohoe True, but then I'd simply wait it out. Going with the crowd is a death sentence. The fact that people even made it to the boats is very unrealistic
@@juutie some people definitely will make it just based of the ratio. its millions of people vs a few hundred aliens, you just gotta be faster and quieter than whoever is next to you 🤣😂
Would love to see you talk about the insidious franchise as well, loved the movies growing up and wasn’t the happiest with the direction they ended up going ! Would like to see your thoughts on them !
A Quiet Place has genuinely just been such a strange journey. The premise had me, and every single new installment loses me entirely more. I'm so glad to see someone actually saying something about this because EVERYONE seems to jump on it being the most incredible thing that's come out and I just. Cannot stand the execution. There's so many good concepts and each film has been a low 4/10 for me personally. There's so many GOOD scenes but it doesn't make a good movie, story, and especially franchise.
Very valid points made here! However, I do not agree with the overall critique of these movies! For one, if all characters in horror movies had common sense and made smart moves it would be pretty boring and the movie would be over in 2 seconds!😂.... I also had no problems with the shhh-Parts!🤫 It's a natural instinct for people to do in a compromising Life or Death situation! I think all the movies, quiet place 1, 2 and Day One were well made! But I do agree with your feelings on the weird relationship between John gruginski's character and his daughter's weird relationship in the first film! Finally, in Qp-day one I feel like the CGI background sets were fine! Manhattan looks like any other city with the exception of the iconic Empire State building and world trade center tower! I totally bought that they were in New York city! Besides, if Superman and Batman can do it then any other movie can! Overall, my favorite movies in order were A Quiet place 2!, QP-Day One! And then the 1st A Quiet place! ALL REFRESHING MOVIES OUTSIDE OF THE TYPICAL PSYCHO KILLER, PARANORMAL, INBREED FAMILY CHASING YOU THROUGH THE WOODS MOVIE TROPES!
Can we please discuss how the aliens can survive in the vacuum of space, no sustenance, traveling light-years on asteroids, yet they somehow drown in deep water?
Maybe they don’t need water or food, and haven’t experienced being submerged in water or water pressure, so them having their mouth and ears pumped with fluid was bad for their health. Like, I don’t drink motor oil so I’d probably drown in if I fell in a thick vat of it.
Like, okay, yes the characters do make poor decisions a lot of the time. However I think that it’s important to remember that the first film takes place about 14 months or so after the alien invasion. Making noise - crying, yelling, screaming, running - are all essentially ingrained within us as instincts, and generally with instincts you don’t have time to let logic take over. I agree that it can make the film frustrating at times coming at it from an objective point of view, but the decisions they make and constantly reminding each other and themselves to be quiet is what makes this film human.
It’s crazy how each film has more and more talking😭 still very enjoyable though. Especially the premise of it and the uniqueness of some scenes legit have u quiet not wanting to breathe
Day one is a great movie because it’s not the big action sequence for an hour and a half. It’s reserved in its use of the monsters and it decides to tell a compelling story with the monsters as a backdrop. I don’t think people would have enjoyed a huge battle for the whole movie. Crazy thought but they could have stuff like the government’s response be in a TV show on streaming. Anyways I like this franchise and think the movies are great. Also these movies could be so much worse so easily.
I feel like you’re so mad at the films… the whole point of the movie is yes you have to be quiet but no matter what we try to perfect our lives in the end of the day we are humans and we do make mistakes like forgetting to take the nail. Also I think she was pregnant before the creatures came.. so not like they purposely had a baby in the worst environment but also it makes sense
For me, I think it has a cool concept of "Loud and you're dead" with good drama coming from someone who doesn't really watch drama movies. But the horror aspect is entirely disappointing (at least for my taste) because I'm the type that enjoys good jump scares. So my experience with this franchise is: The moments leading up to when a monster might sense our cast are thrilling; they fill me with anxiety and tension. But the payoff in terms of jump scares? Horrible. Just a 5-minute chase scene. Which escalates because for me, the monster design itself isn't really that scary. A truly spooky monster should make you want to look away from how unsettling it is, you know? This one doesn’t make me feel that way. And they all look the same (when the writer could have easily given them different designs. Think about us. We are all human but each of us looks a little different, right? They could just say one of them got wounded, infected, or has extra teeth-I don't know). Don’t get me wrong, of course, if this angel of death thing existed in real life, I be terrified. But this thing doesn’t exist in real life. It exists on the screen, and I genuinely believe that the director has failed to make me scared when the monsters start chasing. (Wish they give us more POV shot)
I agree with you on day one. We see a rushed 3 minute attack scene and its day two where everyone is dead! And the 9/11 imagery has been done to death by Cloverfield and War of the Worlds
I just can’t buy the kid knows not to speak, knows theirs monsters, knows some sign language, and doesn’t freak out when the toy makes noise I can buy him making noise and making a dumb mistake, but not knowing it was bad has always been a head scratcher to me
I disagree 😭a quite place 2 is the worst one in the franchise,it’s not bad but the ending like you said and the brother are my biggest problem ,it’s dumb ,it’s the same ending as the first one ,and it bothers me more than it does to you . The beginning sequence is the best thing of the movie tho ,which is why I liked day one cause it’s that but more of it ,the action is also in my favorite of the series. The whole thing were it skips day one doesn’t bother me much cause … I feel like theirs not much to see 💀everyone learned quickly in A quite place 2 that they needed to stay silent ,my opinion of course this is just how I see it , great video you deserve more views ✨🙏also THAT WAS ALEX WOLFF TF ??!!
i was gunna give your reviews a chance but making critiques about kids being stupid, like yeah... theyre kids. Its a horror movie, no need to overly criticize every like detail lol
Literally in day one the rain was the biggest flaw. They are aware it diffuses thier sounds even scream during the thunder but wait it out while ill be running through the rain to get to what ever point i needed to. Second the cat finds her after the crazy panic seen, yeah no. These monsters hit a wide area yet manhattan was closed off I am legend style. The generator sense was smart but he shut it off, im sure there was other generators powering up that weren’t shut off but i get it for pushing the story. The creatures makes tons of noise but they zero in only when a human makes a slight bump lmao. I really like the idea of a quiet place but my level of suspended belief is getting shorter and shorter with these movies. And like what’s the point of these creatures? They just kill and attack noise?? Then what.
The cat didnt make a single cat noise. I was in disbelief the entire time waiting for it to make some sort of feline sound. Impossible!
The cat was a therapy cat or service cat which is why it almost never made sound. I thought it was stupid too until I later learned that the cat is a therapy cat or whatever its called.
@@daxmchaffey2540 That part bothered me so much that I actually researched service cats to see if perhaps they are trained not to meow. The first video I watched of a person with a service cat had meowing in the first three minutes of viewing. I couldn’t suspend my disbelief after seeing that. Lol
@@gregbuster4187😅
exactly
I have a cat and she didn’t know how to meow until my other cat taught her, so maybe some cats don’t:)
Regarding the first film: The daughter feels guilty about giving the rocket to her brother. She thinks his death is her fault and therefore she's unlovable. Add to this, she's got a disability (which she likely sees as a "problem") and she's a child! Her concern that she's afraid her father doesn't love her would be a common for any child given these aspects.
Then, her father chooses her younger brother to take to the river, not her. All of those subtle points show the viewer there are reasons for her feelings to be valid. Remember, this film depicts many things but loss and grief are main elements.
I disagree about people not caring about a quiet place in 10-15 years.
I agree that the films are not revolutionary, but i think because we are kind of living in a golden age of horror. The quiet place franchise will always be celebrated because of its proxy to other amazing horrors.
The films aren't groundbreaking enough to be remembered on their lonesome, but they will always be mentioned along with films, such as get out and x
Maybe...but are you saying that it influenced other, better films from the same era or is just a poor man's version of them? I have to say that, while I spoke highly of the first film when it came out, I've never been tempted to revisit it except maybe to watch the opening scene. Perhaps that's enough to make canon, though?
I feel like a big part of what elevates A Quiet Place is watching it in theaters and experiencing the silence with the audience. I'm curious if it has the same effect when watching at home. If not, then I can see people not caring about it as much because part of the experience is gone.
Honestly I have to disagree back! I’ve seen re releases of hereditary, missiommar, get out, x etc etc and I never see this sort of retrospective look for quiet place
I think they’re pretty good big Hollywood movies, I just found that when it was compared to Oscar nominated, indie horror, it felt a bit strange and off, and I don’t know if it has a similar legacy? What do you think?
Yeah rewatching first at home, even on my good sound set up, was rough tbh :/
We are living in the golden age of horror? What!? Not even close
I know you think characters from the first movie are annoying, but that is what I liked about them. Look no matter what kind of situation we are in, we are firstly human. And humans are driven by emotions. People cannot be logical all the time. Lee is a father who loves his daughter but never tells her that. His son is a scaredy cat just like me. His daughter is a hormonal teenager with survivors guilt who didn't talk to anyone about her sadness. Almost every teenager thinks everything is their fault and the world is against them. And no one had a conversation with her about it either. Because they were all busy surviving. And come on we all know condoms are not completely effective. Five year olds are dumb and his death was not his fault, he is just a little kid. I know this sounds like I'm trying to justify their choices but we all are stupid and careless all the time. Because they don't have the luxury of being stupid, doesn't mean they have to be smart all the time. They are just a normal family, like mine and that's probably why I love these movies so much.
I know for sure that my family wouldn't survive a month in the apocalypse. I would definitely go to the theatre for another watch.
I feel like we got the spinoff of Day 1 instead of the actual Day 1. I was looking forward to finding out who the monsters were and where they came from. Also, all of the news articles that were being studied in the first movie--who had time to publish those? Who was able to make publishing noises for printing news papers? Somehow, I feel we still missed Day 1, like you said. This felt more to me like an independent movie of a hospice patient who happened to live through an apocalyptic event and end life on her own terms, rather than an apocalyptic franchise prequel. That's fine for what it is. The character development was good, apart from her thinking she would arrive at Patsy's with employees in the restaurant cooking pizzas. But, I just wasn't expecting the movie we received nor would I have paid for it in theaters if I had known in advance. It would have been a nice streamer.
I feel like it was a good movie just a letdown for what this movie could've been and the expectations that came with the premise
I feel like it left out entirely , what DAY 1 was. Honestly my favorite scenes were the helicopters preaching the evacuation orders, and that one national guard who got swooped up. I wish we saw more of the military fighting these aliens and more of the right there and then stuff. I feel like it was missing some side pieces of what would really happen in NY. Would have loved a short shootout atleast , some more gun fire in the ambience throughout the movie , and maybe a scene of the ground forces fighting the death angels like come on man. I loved this film though
"shh, just in case you needed a reminder to be quiet, despite the fact that we've been silent this whole time."
As I have previously stated on other reviews, every movie does not need a sequel.
All the things you listed as proof that Lee was a good father, are exactly the reasons a child would feel like he's distant.
I was on the edge of my seat while watching A Quite Place part one because I was worried about Frodo the cat the whole time,the actress who plays the main character was afraid of cats so she kinda had to some therapy sections where she slowly got closer to them and now she has adopted one of her own and I just love that for her.
It wasn't the kid who was stupid. He was a kid. It was his father who was stupid for removing the batteries from the rocket and then leaving them where the kids could get them. If nothing else i would think he'd consider those batteries a resource that he could use for something else. They should have gone directly into his pocket.
And that stupid nail. It made absolutely no sense for that nail to be where it was the way it was. Ever. It was inexplicably put there before the creatures arrived and so it logically should have been removed before they ever arrived. There shouldn't have been a nail in this movie.
It's an entertaining movie but it takes the horror trope of characters doing stupid things and turns it up to eleven.
When she stepped on the nail, I never thought about the nail again.
talk about the X franchiseee pls! I like your sassy comments
HOLY FUCK! I will be once I see Maxine! I can’t wait omgggggg
I'm glad your video popped up in my recommendations.....I loved your opinions and sarcasm 😂 hope to see more reviews from you
Funny that you say that you find day one the least frustrating. Because I personally was feeling frustrated throughout almost all of the movie because of the dumb decisions that were being made. They figure out that the creatures have super sensitive hearing. Then why do they think it's a good idea to walk the streets with thousands at a time to get to the boats. I get that new York has lots of people (but not enough are shown in this movie imo), but going about it that way is simply a death sentence. I no way shape or form could that have succeeded. There are better ways that could of been handled
Even the creatures made weird decisions. Why would a creature that very heavily relies on sound and can not swim decide to take a nap in a flooded subway with gushing water.
And then the ending, yes it was cool and all, but to get there it disregarded the rules the first movies established. Make noise = almost instant death. When she was trying to sacrifice herself she makes a shit ton of sound, it takes ages for the Death Angels to get there and then they hear a tiny sound in the distance and they all leave. It goes against every thing we know of this world. Yes the ending was cool, but it was not deserved. My least favorite movie of the franchise
agreed
i agree but i feel like you aren’t from a major city lol. its literally like 20million+ people in NY alone dude it would be impossible to get to the boats alone lol it’ll always be a huge crowd of people
@@roshiiirohoe True, but then I'd simply wait it out. Going with the crowd is a death sentence. The fact that people even made it to the boats is very unrealistic
@@juutie some people definitely will make it just based of the ratio. its millions of people vs a few hundred aliens, you just gotta be faster and quieter than whoever is next to you 🤣😂
@@juutie the quiet ones made it to the boat
They were only on day 89 she was definitely already pregnant before the world ended
The movie takes place a year after Day 89 after the kid dies she definitely got pregnant during the apocalypse
She would’ve had to have been pregnant for like a year or more for that?
Would love to see you talk about the insidious franchise as well, loved the movies growing up and wasn’t the happiest with the direction they ended up going ! Would like to see your thoughts on them !
I loved a quiet place day 1! Made me appreciate humanity a little bit more and I loved the ending.
A Quiet Place has genuinely just been such a strange journey. The premise had me, and every single new installment loses me entirely more. I'm so glad to see someone actually saying something about this because EVERYONE seems to jump on it being the most incredible thing that's come out and I just. Cannot stand the execution. There's so many good concepts and each film has been a low 4/10 for me personally. There's so many GOOD scenes but it doesn't make a good movie, story, and especially franchise.
Very valid points made here! However, I do not agree with the overall critique of these movies! For one, if all characters in horror movies had common sense and made smart moves it would be pretty boring and the movie would be over in 2 seconds!😂.... I also had no problems with the shhh-Parts!🤫 It's a natural instinct for people to do in a compromising Life or Death situation!
I think all the movies, quiet place 1, 2 and Day One were well made! But I do agree with your feelings on the weird relationship between John gruginski's character and his daughter's weird relationship in the first film!
Finally, in Qp-day one I feel like the CGI background sets were fine! Manhattan looks like any other city with the exception of the iconic Empire State building and world trade center tower! I totally bought that they were in New York city! Besides, if Superman and Batman can do it then any other movie can!
Overall, my favorite movies in order were A Quiet place 2!, QP-Day One! And then the 1st A Quiet place! ALL REFRESHING MOVIES OUTSIDE OF THE TYPICAL PSYCHO KILLER, PARANORMAL, INBREED FAMILY CHASING YOU THROUGH THE WOODS MOVIE TROPES!
This franchise still had room to make it's masterpiece. And for that ima stay tuned
Can we please discuss how the aliens can survive in the vacuum of space, no sustenance, traveling light-years on asteroids, yet they somehow drown in deep water?
maybe theres no water in their original planet
Maybe they don’t need water or food, and haven’t experienced being submerged in water or water pressure, so them having their mouth and ears pumped with fluid was bad for their health.
Like, I don’t drink motor oil so I’d probably drown in if I fell in a thick vat of it.
The new quiet place game also has a pregnant person
I love hot takes it makes ppl think from memory I like the first one more but I need to rewatch it.
Marshall, if you truly believe that condoms are 100% effective in preventing pregnancy, you may want to take a seat…
Like, okay, yes the characters do make poor decisions a lot of the time. However I think that it’s important to remember that the first film takes place about 14 months or so after the alien invasion. Making noise - crying, yelling, screaming, running - are all essentially ingrained within us as instincts, and generally with instincts you don’t have time to let logic take over. I agree that it can make the film frustrating at times coming at it from an objective point of view, but the decisions they make and constantly reminding each other and themselves to be quiet is what makes this film human.
It’s crazy how each film has more and more talking😭 still very enjoyable though. Especially the premise of it and the uniqueness of some scenes legit have u quiet not wanting to breathe
they are not "scary" but they are still so terrifying.
Day one is a great movie because it’s not the big action sequence for an hour and a half. It’s reserved in its use of the monsters and it decides to tell a compelling story with the monsters as a backdrop. I don’t think people would have enjoyed a huge battle for the whole movie. Crazy thought but they could have stuff like the government’s response be in a TV show on streaming. Anyways I like this franchise and think the movies are great. Also these movies could be so much worse so easily.
I feel like you’re so mad at the films… the whole point of the movie is yes you have to be quiet but no matter what we try to perfect our lives in the end of the day we are humans and we do make mistakes like forgetting to take the nail. Also I think she was pregnant before the creatures came.. so not like they purposely had a baby in the worst environment but also it makes sense
For me, I think it has a cool concept of "Loud and you're dead" with good drama coming from someone who doesn't really watch drama movies. But the horror aspect is entirely disappointing (at least for my taste) because I'm the type that enjoys good jump scares.
So my experience with this franchise is: The moments leading up to when a monster might sense our cast are thrilling; they fill me with anxiety and tension.
But the payoff in terms of jump scares? Horrible. Just a 5-minute chase scene. Which escalates because for me, the monster design itself isn't really that scary. A truly spooky monster should make you want to look away from how unsettling it is, you know? This one doesn’t make me feel that way. And they all look the same (when the writer could have easily given them different designs. Think about us. We are all human but each of us looks a little different, right? They could just say one of them got wounded, infected, or has extra teeth-I don't know).
Don’t get me wrong, of course, if this angel of death thing existed in real life, I be terrified. But this thing doesn’t exist in real life. It exists on the screen, and I genuinely believe that the director has failed to make me scared when the monsters start chasing.
(Wish they give us more POV shot)
I agree with you on day one. We see a rushed 3 minute attack scene and its day two where everyone is dead! And the 9/11 imagery has been done to death by Cloverfield and War of the Worlds
Tbf he was 4 years old lol he's a baby
at the end of the day it’s still good
I love Quiet Place awesome series
Quiet place is trying to be a franchise but it just doesn't have the push to be one the first film was fine as a standalone
Dragging a 4 yr old for not being aware/logical is crazy. I take you have never been around toddlers like ever 😂
I just can’t buy the kid knows not to speak, knows theirs monsters, knows some sign language, and doesn’t freak out when the toy makes noise
I can buy him making noise and making a dumb mistake, but not knowing it was bad has always been a head scratcher to me
I disagree 😭a quite place 2 is the worst one in the franchise,it’s not bad but the ending like you said and the brother are my biggest problem ,it’s dumb ,it’s the same ending as the first one ,and it bothers me more than it does to you .
The beginning sequence is the best thing of the movie tho ,which is why I liked day one cause it’s that but more of it ,the action is also in my favorite of the series. The whole thing were it skips day one doesn’t bother me much cause … I feel like theirs not much to see 💀everyone learned quickly in A quite place 2 that they needed to stay silent ,my opinion of course this is just how I see it , great video you deserve more views ✨🙏also THAT WAS ALEX WOLFF TF ??!!
You have the best reviews!👏👏👏
i was gunna give your reviews a chance but making critiques about kids being stupid, like yeah... theyre kids. Its a horror movie, no need to overly criticize every like detail lol
An essay of all my winey complains. i'm out.
Whiny*
Day one is not good
Well its on you
Jimothy
Literally in day one the rain was the biggest flaw. They are aware it diffuses thier sounds even scream during the thunder but wait it out while ill be running through the rain to get to what ever point i needed to. Second the cat finds her after the crazy panic seen, yeah no. These monsters hit a wide area yet manhattan was closed off I am legend style. The generator sense was smart but he shut it off, im sure there was other generators powering up that weren’t shut off but i get it for pushing the story. The creatures makes tons of noise but they zero in only when a human makes a slight bump lmao. I really like the idea of a quiet place but my level of suspended belief is getting shorter and shorter with these movies. And like what’s the point of these creatures? They just kill and attack noise?? Then what.
Day 1 ruined it 💯
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This!!
It could of been a great franchise but they definitely ruined it 💯
How?
another dumb review video of this franchise.
Shut up😂
@@hajime.9781 why? you know its true
This movie sucked. Drink the koolaid