-The director is the male lead, and the female lead is a husband and wife. The young actor who plays the daughter is also deaf.
-Others live in silence. But the little girl lives in a deeper level of silence. Others were afraid of hearing, but she was distressed and anxious because of her inability to hear. In a world where she can only survive by keeping quiet, what is she still eager to hear? Is it the rustle of the wind blowing over the leaves, the roar of the waterfall, is it your low whisper? How many barriers come from being unable to tell. The father silently made hearing aids one after another for his daughter, is he also eager for her to hear him?
-The story frame is a bit like Spielberg's "War of the World" back then. A corner under the background of the apocalypse. The protagonist has no omniscient vision. Of course, bugs are also countless, and you need to ignore them firmly. The marching team at the beginning of the movie is a big bug. How can it be possible for a three-year-old to be at the end of the team? !
-Such a cute child was killed so cruelly. What about killing children and dogs?
-I saw a crying bear in "Annihilation" a while ago. Today I saw the lotus cochlea again. It is not easy to produce some creative alien creatures these days. It seems that everyone is very sincere and interested in this aspect.
-Monsters are terrifying, but the horror and nausea they bring are big and blunt, like being smashed in the face by a pan. A Quiet Place had a depressive and horrifying atmosphere. The lack of sound and the sudden appearance of the sound were desperately tearing the nerves, but when I got out of the theater, I felt that except for the earholes and the pain of my fingers, the rest was still a good guy. Unlike many supernatural movies/psychological thrillers, they pierced into the brain like a needle and lingered around the beam, causing huge obstacles to getting up in the middle of the night in the bathroom. Probably because the alien monster is too obvious an "other", when facing it, humans will not be impacted or questioned about their integrity. Like the "War of the World", the time of this story is limited to a short period of several months to a few years after the disaster strikes, and the materials and mental energy are still sufficient. There is still light on the faces of adults and children. When it comes to the end of the crisis, it is another story.
-Many stories show you the lack of light (darkness) and the lack of sound (silence). When do I shoot the lack of smell, taste, and touch? I think this can also be a thriller.
-Went to see it for Emily Blunt. In the end, her smile, full of revenge excitement and sorrow, shone brightly. Ah, my full metal bitch!
-What does it mean that the nail keeps dangling in the lens! Let me keep guessing who was stabbed the second one!
-By the way, this is probably the first film I understand 100% in the theater. Because 90% of the time there is no dialogue, the remaining 10% is guaranteed by whispering + sign language + subtitles. It is very inhumane to say that Meidi Cinema has no subtitles.
-Those who want to see but are scared like me, bravely enter the theater! The most frightening thing in the film is the neurotic sound effects that startle.
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