A Quiet Place (2018) MOVIE REACTION!!

Eric Shane Rick and Calvin react to and discuss the 2018 Drama / Thriller Movie - A Quiet Place
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[@chrisf5828]

They are still alive in part because their daughter is deaf. The family already knew sign language before the aliens arrived.

[@anonymes2884]

Exactly. Also, importantly IMO, the family is mixed deaf and hearing - an all deaf family couldn't hear danger and an all hearing family couldn't communicate the way this one can.

[@alp6502]

So my family is safe

[@alp6502]

Half deaf half hearing

[@alp6502]

Me and my older brother are deaf from birth and my parents are both hearing

[@cloudy772]

WOLFSTAR alp In another reply I saw you say “I think I might be deaf” Hmm?

[@zaginepapillion]

The corn thing is actually real, kills dozens of farmers per year. It's like quicksand.

[@jeffreysmith236]

corn is much deadlier than quicksand, quicksand does not kill according to Mythbusters

[@zaginepapillion]

@@jeffreysmith236 True, I just meant in how you can sink into it and struggle to get out of it.

[@Ryanjakehenry]

zaginepapillion you also sink much quicker in corn depending on the scenario

[@dylanwatkins978]

Great now I have a fear of corn

[@alexsuarez9556]

Jeffrey Smith Yeah you just get stuck pretty bad. Quicksand doesn’t even get half-way to the neck. Things just die cause they can’t get out.

[@jessicajostock6393]

The idea of having a deaf character was so smart. Because imagine it. It's like her perfect world and her worst nightmare all in one. Nobody can make a sound so she doesn't have to feel left out about not being able to hear things or being hearing. But not hearing things she also can't hear if she makes a sound which can be extremely dangerous.

[@alp6502]

I feel that im deaf

[@cloudy772]

WOLFSTAR alp Hmm?

[@alp6502]

@@cloudy772 yes I am deaf and have been since birth 👍

[@jisoosim8498]

Finn Wright “I feel that. I’m deaf.” Lol seems like u misunderstood

[@specialagentweener1073]

This literally feels like " the silence" on netflix copied it because it was a genius move.

[@stonecoldku4161]

John said that the bathtub birth scene took Emily one take and after he said "Cut" she turned to the crew and asked what was for lunch. Damn she is good.

[@loth-wolf2595]

Can't agree with Eric more! This movie shines when you stop worrying about "How did this happen" or "Why couldn't the army handle them?" and just enjoy it. The suspense is fucking insane and when I saw it in theaters there was just absolute silence, it was perfect.

[@urahihChalotte]

Absolute silence wasted my popcorn

[@jamg399]

X2

[@loth-wolf2595]

@Esoteric Groyper I don't think it was a flaw. They just didn't want you to focus on things like that. A Quiet Place was about the family and their struggle in the world they now found themselves living in. Yeah, it's fun for us all to speculate on stuff like this now. But at the time and especially when watching the movie for the first time, you can tell they just wanted people to focus on what they were seeing. Having discussions about alien armor vs .50 cal machine guns is fine, it just wasn't the intent of the first movie.

[@lilkyle8099]

@Esoteric Groyper you know thats not all they use they also use powerful bombs and for some reason even tho it killed other humans they used nukes and it still didn't destroy the creature's armor the creature's can bite through steel and metal so it looks like were gonna need to make so much sound it makes there head pops that's possible

[@rinkusan978]

the aliens survived a meteor crash - the background info was given by the director.

[@jordanverbeek5121]

19:06 When they were filming this scene, Millicent Simmonds - who played Regan - suggested they change the script from I LOVE YOU to I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED YOU. Her suggestion made John Krasinski cry.

[@theautotunecat6005]

I just settled down after watching this reaction and now I’m crying again

[@OceanStorm12]

I love all the hidden background details in the movie. Like in the supermarket at the beginning, all the potato chips are left unopened on shelves, due to them being too loud to eat.

[@BadDubII]

Thats pretty cool

[@MrUndersolo]

Damn, I missed that! 🥔

[@sirmatthewiii]

Or because nobody bought them

[@rinkusan978]

@@sirmatthewiii it was because they're too loud.

[@FarikoWishless]

@@sirmatthewiii It's the apocalypse food is food it would've been gone if these creatures didn't react to sound.

[@mrkmoney1234]

They pour sand over the Paths they take to make their steps silent. That’s pretty smart, I don’t think I would have thought of that.

[@migbds]

who asked?

[@averyy6681]

Would've been smarter if they tied cloths to their feet , so they can avoid stickers so they don't acidentally shout

[@Jay-ms6ur]

@@migbds dude fuck off

[@theonegoldengryphon]

@@averyy6681 That sounds like a recipe for constant tripping

[@kielgarcia5292]

@@migbds lmao why you ask?

[@jambose9126]

I get rick with his disbelief of the world that is built, HOWEVER!!!!!!, we are watching and unveiling this world from the family’s perspective so we know as much as they do so we can’t be told answers that rick is asking that the family doesn’t even know cos they are our eyes and ears of this whole experience

[@Vital_Velocity]

I feel like Rick's job is to play Devil's advocate in these reactions, and it's pretty annoying.

[@kevintemple9890]

He doesn’t do it deliberately. Rick has a unique personality. Personally I appreciate it because it can be boring sometimes to listen to 4 guys all agree about things.

[@jasonh908]

@@kevintemple9890 True. The whole point of having multiple reactors is multiple opinions. Even if I don't agree with them, it opens up dialogue which is the whole point.

[@molehansman247]

Sometimes you just have to suspend your disbelief for the enjoyment of the movie instead of pedantically picking it apart. It does get pretty irritating tbh

[@jambose9126]

The Recluse your right but I just thought he was pushing it pretty hard with his thoughts and just don’t understand his way of viewing I guess

[@chrisf5828]

Ironically, the urge to nitpick the scenario (I feel it too) is because the movie is so good. Almost all genre films have huge holes -- at least as large as the very real holes in this. Handguns have 1000 bullets and are as accurate as sniper rifles. Tires are indestructible. People are barely slowed down by crazy injuries. The physics of jumping and explosions and such. OMG. Sound in space. Fire in space. Everyone knows many of their favorite films are outright ridiculous. But Quiet Place feels so real and honest in some ways that we feel it as a real world and thus expect real world logic and consistency.

[@agentorange6706]

Finally, someone who likes the movie but acknowledges it’s flaws in a respectable way

[@drewsmirga8864]

Around 17:55, they talk about how sinking in corn isn’t realistic. It actually is and I’m not quite sure what the number is, BUT it does kill a lot of people per year.

[@jteliz0380]

Sinking in grain/corn is very much a real thing. Because they were standing up straight, their weight allowed them to sink. If you look at the steel door, it wasn't sinking because it was flat and its weight was being distributed over a bigger area.

[@herosshade7887]

I learned about how some animals don’t sink in marshland when I was young in school, so I figured it was about surface area and weight distribution too.

[@roxtechs]

Weird Eric doesn’t know about being that he was a farmer.

[@lunakoi565]

@@roxtechs not trying to start an argument but not all farmers grow corn if he didn’t grow and harvest corn then how would he know?

[@barnyardchick4equestrian19]

Just like floating in water

[@12COOGS]

Where they are walking and running is on the sand paths they put down and refill when needed

[@serenity4eva89]

And they don't wear shoes, either, to avoid unnecessary sound.

[@jessicablueheart9772]

But in the second one a man wears shoes

[@jewelled0]

They don’t hear everything all the time. It’s just like how we hear multiple things at a time. The loudest thing may hide quieter sounds. They have a sand down to deaden the sound. But it still makes sound. Also these thing a roaming in their territory. They may not be in range. And we don’t know their range. The only part of the movie that was silly was the snapping but she could have just gotten lucky. And the family had an advantage that they had a deaf daughter that they knew how to communicate. Also it was day 89 at that start of the movie guys. That’s not a lot of time. Like when you guys say what about a city. When they first got here they probably just slaughtered anything that moved. They could have cleared a city really quickly how they move.

[@Zombiewithabowtie]

It's the misconception that's it's *every* sound *will* draw them, whereas it's *any* sound *could* draw them.

[@davidbodor1762]

27:30 - What a lot of people don't get about this movie - It's not about being 100% silent all the time, it's about minimizing risk. Sometimes you have to take a risk, sometimes you don't. They don't talk in whispers because there isn't a good a reason to risk it. Sure it might be convenient, but is it worth risking death? Their footsteps when running would make some sound but they run only in situation where they feel like they have to take that risk. They also spread sand all over common paths to reduce sound and you can actually learn to run/walk with less noise if you practice it enough.

[@parkerhaller4738]

Rick must love Cinemasins

[@Sephy723]

I was excited to see this pop up in my recommended, but reading the comments made me hesitate to watch it for now. I'm having Black Mirror reaction flashbacks where Eric & the others spent most of the time explaining to Rick that he need not sweat every little detail to enjoy a show / movie (I mean, he can suspend his disbelief when watching anime & some other shows so he's ok in those), & it just wasn't a fun experience for me. Maybe some other time.

[@imonceagainaskingforyourfi4432]

I mean when you have a show like AoT where you can nitpick the shit out of it, your expectations will obviously be high. Generally Rick takes nitpicking seriously when the movie (mostly movies) tries to be serious with the details.

[@Katy-dj2le]

Same. I was excited to watch but the comments are making me give this one a pass.

[@teamcybr8375]

Watch the reaction, skip the discussion. He's not nitpick during the film.

[@SamTSuplin]

“I would have written this in space.” .....🤐

[@alexanderhardianto253]

He is so stupid my god.

[@mistertwister2000]

It’s amazing how any fun in the reaction immediately evaporates whenever Rick finds shit to complain about. We don’t need to know all of this background info, because if we did we’d get a movie like Bird Box where the more that’s explained, the more plot holes open up. A Quiet Place generally works because we don’t know what happened, only what is.

[@hawkthorn33]

One of the key things, is that feedback sound we hear as an audience, is for us to understand whats going on. When you go back to the corn silo scene, and they show the boy, there is no sound of "feedback", only when they show the girl, or the alien. That frequency of sound would not have been weaponized as we silly humans wouldn't "hear" any sound being made.

[@Braincleaner]

the "why did the army not stop these things?" question can be answered the same way the book World War Z did about the Battle of Yonkers, the army are trained to kill living humans, weapons are designed to kill living humans. in world war z the army fall apart cos shooting a zombie center mass does nothing, grenades and tanks and shrappnel do nothing and the zombies just kept coming(the chapter of the audio book is on YT somewhere voiced by mark hammil, well worth a listen) and it could have been the same case here, the army were not prepared to fight these things.

[@tucci06]

I don't see how they can keep coming if they're just chunks. You don't have to shoot them through the brain when you utterly obliterate it.

[@honeytlbadger4365]

Their shield can withstand a planetary explosion so the only way the army could defeat them is if they would have realized sound was their weakness early on. They supposedly killed off majority of the human and animal population in just 89 days, so I am guessing that by the time they did realize (there is a newspaper with "IT'S SOUND!" after all) it was sound it was already too late.

[@giovannayamaniha7114]

I agree, those creatures have an exoskeleton that made them almost invulnerable, shoting would be pointless. The only thing that made them open their mouths was the hearing device sound waves, and what are the chances of the military figure this out in so little time?

[@theobviouswulf3243]

@@giovannayamaniha7114 The only thing I don't understand is how did highly intense battles with the military not deafen and just straight up kill these creatures? I mean, imagine a 130db explosion going off right next to you. To creatures with such delicate hearing I imagine it would be quite damaging.

[@XiaoyuuuYT]

They had too much faith in the Army lol A Quiet Place isn't The Mist 2.0 😂

[@ihateurmomsson221]

This was the best movie theater experience for me personally. You could hear someone nervously chew popcorn trying to be quiet. Everyone really tried hard to make no noise it almost felt like you were in the world of the movie. I would basically try and scarf down what I could whenever a loud scene would occur. A very unique theater experience.

[@gabrielalemaonaruto]

I don't know if you guys saw Edge of tomorrow, I think it's one of Tom Cruise's most underrated movies. Awesome action and very good concept.

[@lzniR]

Not just "tom cruise's" underrated movie its a pretty underrated movie in general and im glad i watched it when it came out.

[@treskyplesky1189]

Yeah, that and Alita are the only great anime or manga western movie adaptions.

[@jellyguy96]

It's a cool movie, I bought the manga after watching it. I think Vanilla Sky is Tom's most underrated movie but it's my all time favorite.

[@gabrielalemaonaruto]

@@lzniR i hope some patreon put on poll for them

[@TamaoChan]

It's a great adaptation from the manga, although it changed almost everything, they kept the concept and did something very interesting

[@minski76]

6:50 Yeah, I agree. Everyone was quiet in the theatre. Which - REALLY annoys me in retrospect. So you all CAN shut up during a movie, you just normally choose not to.

[@angie-tq4ew]

LOL! Right?

[@fenrirsrage4609]

Well it probably takes a really good concept and movie tofo that to yah.

[@timbuktu2758]

Thats why i choose to view good movies at home...these days the theatres are full of dickheads.

[@lavenraj3378]

Drowning in silo is one of the worst thing there is. Imagine being suffocated by grains.

[@zacharywinegardner2890]

I'm glad this movie doesn't just dump exposition.

[@comedygirlfan]

@@stephen-macdonald It's not too much though it just gets us caught up on the same page as the family we're following. We never know something that they don't

[@fenrirsrage4609]

Rick would probably enjoy the exposition.

[@Mads97415]

They were making fun of the corn part, but I thought it was one of the scariest things in the movie😂

[@dumbidiot973]

And it is a common way for farmers to die

[@haileem.9249]

Listening to Rick is super frustrating. I think he's used to films feeding him all the answers and doesn't like having to figure stuff out onn his own or use his imagination.

[@timdalsgaard3779]

True the dude got the i think im smart syndrome while ALWAYS reference some shit he thinks makes him sound clever but more like a hater imo. He always do that, its like bla bla some moronick obscure thing he think sounds clever.

[@maiainoue9880]

He's the type of person that takes you out of the experience watching a movie. He had some valid points but he was kinda pushing it too much here it became irritating. lol

[@iris-xo]

He literally ruins the experience for other people, Idk how they manage to react to things with him….not every film is meant to spell everything out for the views. This film was from the family’s perspective, we’re not suppose to know everything about the creatures because the family doesn’t.

[@insertsomethingfuni2617]

There's a ways solution if you guys don't like him. Find another channel, it's not hard

[@nicebluejay]

@@timdalsgaard3779 well he is wearing a "happy rick day" t-shirt, soooo.......

[@rulofrancis9405]

The experience of this movie in theaters was AMAZING people was so into it that when she stepped on the nail nobody screamed, everyone shrieked and covered their mouths

[@TheSuperNats]

After recently giving birth myself, Emily blunts character is the strongest person ever I would’ve gotten my whole family killed from screaming

[@colinruiz1072]

I think Rick didn’t like the movie cuz of the monopoly scene.

[@reanimated]

The best stories DON'T feed you every answer. More than anything, this movie is a MOOD.

[@maggiemccauslin1084]

*girl sinks in corn* "I don't buy that for a second" Me: "Well it happens so"

[@wyattfrye8262]

Ok I’ve worked on a ranch with those corn drums and that can actually happen it’s like quick sand. Ok so can we suspend our disbelief and stfu before these aliens kill us goddamnit? Edit: Rick: it’s the movie job to tell us everything Cinemasins: we approve Rick

[@noraa1991]

Drowning in corn is called: Grain entrapment - Wikipedia Engulfment has a very high fatality rate. While the death rate from workplace accidents on American farms has declined in the first decade of the 21st century, grain-entrapment deaths have not, reaching an all-time annual high of 26 in 2010. Many of those victims have been minors.

[@jordanverbeek5121]

5:06 Calvin is like, "Damn, this movie is NOT going to pull any punches."

[@angie-tq4ew]

The military wouldn't/shouldn't be able to survive an apocalyptic event. The military consist of humans who would be just as vulnerable to a pandemic, alien invasion, nuclear war, etc... I wouldn't count on the military as a whole, holding it together. There might be pockets of soldier trying...but they could easily become a part of the problem, instead of the solution. I have two sons who served, so don't think I hate the military, because I don't. It's just that I can't seeing it surviving an apocalypse of mass destruction.

[@malazansapper1085]

Welcome, everyone, to another episode of Rick Ruins Everything.

[@jordanverbeek5121]

In my opinion, this was the best film of 2018.

[@universaltex2030]

It’s genuinely one of the biggest killers of farmers to die in grain silos 😂

[@rango8971]

I watched the movie pretty recently, so the theatre was basically empty besides for like 4 other people and yup could here every time someone jumped in their chair. I was literally holding my breath the whole movie. Absolutely stunning.

[@gabrielcarrasco8414]

AS far as the military thing, we don't know exactly how many of these things there are or how they reproduce. They landed on an asteroid. Two these thing's armor are ridiculously tough considering they did not implode in the vacuum of space, much less survive the landing of the asteroid they were on. Third, even if armor piercing rounds worked, it's unlikely everyone had access to them. Fourth, it was likely chaos initially, with screaming and gun fire everywhere and if there were hundreds or thousands of them it would have been worse. The military liked would have needed weeks to figure out that these things operated on sound, considering it would have been tough to kill them. Fifth, these things were relentless, so they likely killed people in their sleep as well. So military likely died due to exhaustion. It wasn't until the population dwindled down that they started coming up with effective survival tactics.

[@simplymad6283]

Ricks critiques were really off for this movie which is weird as we usually share opinions on a lot of things. It almost seems like it went over Ricks head. He was looking at it like this is going to be a standalone film that never gets a sequel. It's actually an extremely poop decision for directors/producers/writers to build the world over the course of one movie/book/comic. We learn just enough about the world to be invested so they can build on it later. It's also in the perspective of one family in the entire world. It wouldn't make sense to tell you everything from this one story and would hurt chances to add further depth with successive entries into the series.

[@melo13melo]

This movie reminds me of a scene in the movie Lovely bones. One of the characters is sneaking around a house while the person downstairs is listening for the sound of an intruder. The scene was completely silent and I can even remember holding my breath while I watched it. The movie in general was just ok but that scene was done really well.

[@kristianberg4264]

As for footsteps, they laid out a path of sand everywhere they would be walking. Footsteps don’t have the kind of frequency other things did.

[@jadendahlin8210]

My Grandpa almost died in a corn silo. Luckily he know just to stay still and not move, and people came to help him.

[@annawenrich]

The corn thing is real! My cousins own a farm and this happened to a worker there. You can suffocate in it.

[@OmenaterProductions]

They actually finished filming part 2 last month and is set to come out in March so I’m pretty excited

[@onepiecepedia]

Rick, I don't get why you ask yourselves so many questions during the movie "ruining" the experience.... First should have seen it in theater, way better experience. Second, how can you enjoy ANY film if you never get transported into their specific universe?

[@tankmaster1018]

4:24 Lmfao! Preach brother! Edit: That was a trip too at 6:46 when that dude talked about how bad of an idea it would have been to see this movie with a normal audience in theaters. RedLetterMedia literally said the exact same thing, and went into detail about how this movie experience would be utterly ruined by your standard loud weekend crowd...

[@cassie849]

I’ve heard the sequel will be in a city setting with a new group of ppl, but there was a rumor that the remaining (alive) original characters might be there as well

[@ethantyra3111]

I love this movie! I love when the kid walks up to them with the rocket ship. It’s like he just walked up to them holding a dangerous animal.

[@ronsonroll]

After watching this, I can't wait for Rick's view of The Last Jedi.

[@vinnytheevyllpopcorn8291]

When he said recently(i think it was on a Mailbag)that he liked every movie except the last movie they watched...i legit thought he was talking about Last Jedi lol

[@vinnytheevyllpopcorn8291]

@@J_Tevo He said the prequels "broke" him...imagine Last Jedi lol

[@ronsonroll]

I think Blindwave should transfer Rick over to Red Letter Media. With his critical eye, he'd fit right in.

[@red55a51]

Sinking in corn thing is actually real. People get trapped in corn bins a lot more than you think. Take it from this girl from Minnesota. They also teach you in school about it in the Midwest. Like if you have had a class on grain bin safety!

[@bard4788]

I remember seeing this in cinema. Everyone in the theatre was afraid of making a noise, eating popcorn was done sparingly

[@vadersfist5176]

If not too many of you guys have seen it, I would love to see you guys react to Life from 2017. I thought it was a very well done movie

[@unversedhero6028]

THAT FUCKING NAIL IS THE TRUE MONSTER OF THIS MOVIE.

[@Denden-mx9gl]

I remember watching this in the theatre and all of us shushed someone when they make sounds like opening a bag of chips hahaha. There was also one guy who screamed in the middle of silence and scared the shit out of all of us.

[@ravens_tale]

Rick is so negative.

[@Pir-o]

8:03 - Yes, that nail makes no sense. Unless its a an old house repaired with reclaimed wood.

[@ratosc2]

Yeah, you're not normies, you're BlindWave! the normies are a different group ;)

[@patrickmcconnell9618]

That wasn’t corn that the kids were sinking in; grain entrapment is real and has actually killed people before

[@npe9483]

I knew Rick would pointlessly nitpick the movie. The idea of dismissing this beautiful execution of sound, cinematography and suspense because you don't get why the army weren't there is ridiculous. It's even dumber than when he dismissed Battle of the Bastards because Jon Snow was a bad battle tactician (which was true to his character).

[@apelido22]

I like Rick, but it can be a bit much sometimes.

[@theangrypacifist1568]

Yea, turns out Ramsey Bolton, smarter than Jon Snow. Who would have guessed? I was shocked by that revelation too.

[@Steddy]

Jon Snow is not supposed to be a bad tactician. He didn't become the leader of an army and the Commander of the Night's Watch by pure happenstance. He had to earn the respect and display good judgement! Poor decision-making is exclusively a season 6- TV show characteristic because D&D aren't clever enough to write a story where the characters don't make blatantly stupid decisions for conflict. It's a legit criticism and should be called out. Ramsay Bolton was also a bad tactician in that episode because the idiot met Jon's army on an open field instead of using Winterfell for defence, like any sane person would! People have opinions on a reaction channel. Suck it up!

[@npe9483]

@@Steddy Jon is an inspirational warrior and great fighter. At no point, however, in the series is he shown as being especially intelligent either with words or strategy. I can't be arsed to read your boring diatribe about D&D, but it made total sense that the machiavellian Ramsay Bolton would exploit Jon's hot headedness and love for his family. Whatever issues many of us have with S8 (which I hated), Battle of Bastards is a masterpiece.

[@LittleVidds]

I totally agree with Rick about the Battle of Bastards. It was weak. It was not the show it had been with its clever battle tactics as well as beautiful cinematography. That was what made GoT stand out from other shows... because it was witty and insanely clever. Hence, the "was". You can tell when the writers lost their touch when the only praises are "beautiful music" or "beautiful camera work".

[@SkyWingFeather]

Fun fact: this was one of the only “horror” movies I actually ended up liking. I’m so excited to see Day One.

[@Jen.V843]

I went to see this in the cinema and the entire audience was completely silent the whole time. The first thing I noticed about the film was an aisle of chip packets in the supermarket (obviously too noisy to eat). I'm also hard of hearing and use a hearing implant (and had hearing aids prior to that) so I walked out of this movie feeling like a superhero!

[@einaraarnes1378]

just throwing it out there, it's the third time out for John Krasinski director wise, it's the first horror film though.. now i got to see the second one.

[@aaronfletcher9761]

20:18 love how rick started to say something funny then eric started to talk so he had to wait for him to finish then do a fake laugh before trying to talk again😂

[@DanDug247]

Do you guys know that Cillian Murphy is cast in the sequel? Being a peaky blinders fan I'm excited to see him in it

[@KellyKels23]

This was a very good movie, but I haven't been able to watch it more than once cause I was sad to see John go. They're working on a sequel though & I'm hoping it's just as good. Might answer some of these questions as well if it takes the approach of having them find these other pockets of people who have survived. We'll see though.

[@BossBerry_]

Good thing there’s a second one coming out, you get more of a back story

[@KyCandicee]

I was one of those looneys who brought popcorn into the theatre 6:45 ... I ended up eating it on the way home instead LOL

[@Mattasaurus8267]

I remember seeing this in theaters while having popcorn and soda, and it was the worst thing. Every little sound in the theater could be heard everywhere, I could really only eat or drink during times of sound. I tried to eat and drink during the silent parts and tried to be real quiet, but it felt impossible.

[@hannahdw1]

They should have built a house by the waterfall so that it would have masked all their sounds.

[@justsherman4]

Maybe they should have built a cabin near the waterfall

[@bshsshsjhs1214]

movie reactions ?? YES.

[@rhenaissancepoet]

If you disregard realism (e.g where were the army? why was there a nail? Etc), it's a brilliant film If you approach it from a realistic point of view, you'll just pick it apart and take the fun out of it

[@viperfied2284]

Drowning in a grin silo actually kills people and is terrifying, so it’s not very ridiculous

[@lachlandelpaggio3529]

wheres titans

[@risgord6990]

This movie certainly has its flaws and plot holes, but I will say, as a testament to how well it built its tension, when I went to see it in the theater, not only did every action put me on edge (reaching for a doorknob, putting objects down) but the ENTIRE theater was dead silent the entire time. To the point where I felt like an ass opening the box of candy I had with me because it was SO noticeable.

[@eka437]

Can confirm this was a very tough film to quietly try to eat popcorn in.

[@saidoterodiseno]

This was quite an experience in theater. Amazing movie!

[@briennaemmerich9868]

Living in a farm community, 100% you will sink in seconds in grain/corn. I was not allowed near them as a child.

[@npe9483]

Worth pointing out there is a sequel coming out.

[@youngrootv]

A quieter place?

[@nom2005]

A loud place

[@Tristan-cx7qc]

“Pick up the phone” “Why” “Cause i fuckin called it!”

[@joshamm1995]

People drown/sink in silos all the time, it is actually not unrealistic at all. It's been described as being like quicksand, and the more you struggle, the faster you sink.

[@CorinaStadler]

Lol, the outro got me, I see what you did there, guys...

[@Mr_Jordan.]

I loved this movie, can’t wait for part 2 :D

[@CADesignStudio]

Wait here’s news...Eric runs out of cheese on his nachos? In what universe? Apparently he isn’t saucing his own...

[@fraserlaird1880]

React to The Dark Crystal. The film and/or the Netflix series.

[@sarahmacdonald955]

"Keep calm and shut the fuck up." 2 minutes later *A man absolutely not keeping calm, nor shutting the fuck up.*

[@jordanverbeek5121]

10:34 They knew it was coming. It didn't matter. They flinched all the same.

[@jukah3701]

Love the movie reactions

[@zzzroxyzzz]

It's called grain entrapment and you totally sink and in some cases suffocate and die, what was unrealistic about it was the coming back up, it puts so much pressure on your body you can't just be lifted out easily

[@RitsychServare]

This movie was super intense the first time I watched it. It didn't help that I watched it just a week or so after I made a trip down the emergency room for something that I've been told was just a panic attack so the entire time I was watching, I had to take a few breaks to really catch my breath, and calm down. 😨😫😫

[@AARONANKRUM]

I wonder that too, why can't they hear heartbeats once they get close enough.

[@starwarsbigfan06]

The creatures in the movie remind me of the future predators from Primeval.

[@mariaalbornoz8952]

I’m alway intrigued by people that can suspend their belief for somethings but not all. I mean it’s a movie it can have whatever logic it wants because it’s not a documentary

[@babetteafiokbol6848]

One of my favourite movies ever.

[@Jay-kx4jf]

you sink when you stand and dont when you lie on it. surface area and pressure

[@Liesmith424]

This movie is a PSA for birth control.