Compared with the story line of the first part, the director chose to cut out the complicated and simple, instead of telling the complicated story. Instead, through the perspective of two-line narrative, he created a more thrilling sensory stimulation, and the handling of the shots also appeared straightforward and rough. For example, the first second is still a warm scene, and the next second quickly cuts into the thriller scene. This kind of processing keeps the audience's emotions in the atmosphere of the plot. Silent fear is the central theme of this movie. In contrast to the long silence and occasional sounds, the movie easily creates a horrible atmosphere of "silence is better than sound at this time". Coupled with the accidental appearance of monsters, this kind of repressive horror is more horrifying than releasing screams. There is no need to scream in shock. A movement of stepping on a leaf and a pair of suddenly round eyes can make The audience raised their hearts.
A Quiet Place Part II evaluation action
2021-12-03 08:01
Extended Reading
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Cale 2021-12-03 08:01:42
3.5. Just relying on high-level concepts and three tactics is enough to deal with a film, so I am curious about what new tricks this sequel will play. I did not expect that John Krasinski's solution is quite simple and rude: steal Nolan directly, and use parallel editing to go forward. Give you double fear. I have to say that the final result is still very effective. But unfortunately, the story advancement is still very old-fashioned relying on the role of death, and the expansion of the whole world view is not enough. If you shoot the third part, you can consider changing the small narrative to shoot some big scenes.
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Zelma 2022-03-25 09:01:08
PG-13 horror movies are basically still within the safe range. It maintains the atmosphere and short duration of the first part, and in terms of the concept of "silence" in the previous work, this one is even more "hold your breath", which is multi-dimensional for the audience to mobilize their perception. The audio-visual design is still thought out, and the parallel editing at the end is not bad, but it also ends a little hastily. Samsung can watch.
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Evelyn Abbott: RUN!
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Emmett: [while he's running] GET INSIDE! GET INSIDE!
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"A Quiet Place 2", which silences the audience collectively: do not enter if you are timid, the excitement escalates
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Use wonderful commercial narratives to plug the loopholes in the setting
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full of black question marks
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Watch this movie without thinking! !
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Sympathy for the protagonists in "Dead Silence"