A Quiet Place 2 More Details

Kacey 2022-03-27 09:01:06

Most of the criticism in Part 1 came from the concept of "I don't know why I have to have children in that kind of environment". The director spent the entire sequel time and I don't know if it was deliberately arranged. Anyway, it just happened to be able to go back. Resist these criticisms. It is very careful to arrange the same BGM that conveys the same emotion to appear in two places, one is in the base where muffy said you can't stay here, the heroine opened the lid of the box, she is a swaddle baby; the second is in the last child A parallel clip of them standing up for grown-ups and killing monsters. Great taste of this arrangement. I can't find such a perfect sequel again, with almost no bugs.

Lucas 2022-03-26 09:01:05

3.5. The first reaction after watching it in CINITY was: horror/thriller movies are really the kind of movies that were born for the theater. The look and feel is better than the first one, jump scares are completely on my point. After setting aside the foreshadowing of the setting, the second part has also completely entered the experience direction (although the perception of pain is less), which is purely a crazy provocation of the audience's instinct by the creator's skills and the cinema audio-visual system. Watching silently in the black box, the first to speak out will not live to the end - in the eyes of cinema fundamentalists, why can't this be understood as a meta-movie representation (a reward for civilized film viewing)? Even if the summary-style doomsday survival drama is mediocre and boring or even unbearable, it still can't stand the parallel editing to push the two-line narrative to a climax at the end, and this victory action is completed by the vulnerable child, and then it ends neatly. It has to be said that "A Quiet Place"'s exploration of hearing is successful. The switch between silent/sound can quickly realize viewpoint migration at the sensory level, and at the same time amplify the sense of presence and the audience's inner fear - BGM and sound effects are not the only magic weapon for scaring people .