A Quiet Place SPOILER Review

A Quiet Place Movie Review today with SPOILERS! Beyond The Trailer's reaction & review 2018! Monster! Ending explained! Baby!
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A Quiet Place Movie Review today with SPOILERS! Beyond The Trailer host Grace Randolph's reaction & review of A Quiet Place, the 2018 horror movie from John Krasinski starring Emily Blunt! A breakdown with spoilers of the monsters, that nail, and the ending! Enjoy this movie review with spoilers for A Quiet Place now that you've seen the full movie! And make Beyond The Trailer your first stop for movie news, trailer and review on KZbin today!
CHAPTER TIMES
Intro - 00:00
Dumb Family Great Movie - 00:35
I Cried - 1:40
The Daughter - 3:54
Parenting - 5:51
The Key - 7:26
Blind Monsters? - 9:13
The Nail - 10:45
The Baby - 11:33
Hitchcock - 12:58
Quiet - 13:46
Conclusion - 14:43
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[@kathrynnorton13]

I think Emily Blunt's character was clearly meant to be a doctor or nurse. She was able to search through the medications at the pharmacy to find something for her son, she checked her own blood pressure, listened to the baby's heartbeat, etc. So I think that's meant to be an explanation for how easily she handled the birth and clean-up.

[@Beatness121]

My complaint with that is that she was checking her blood pressure completely wrong? I mean she wasn't wearing a stethoscope while doing it, which is needed to actually check blood pressure.

[@Hobosdkcheese]

Beatness I noticed that too but you can actually see the first noise and last noise. Once you've done it enough times you can probably get it within plus or minus 5 without listening.

[@malik250988]

Beatness you can check the systolic pressure even without a stethoscope. That's correct scientifically

[@PinoyAkoPh]

She also looked like she had a peripheral IV inserted into her for blood transfusion most likely. I saw her bandaged hand after the father died and she was hugging her kids

[@MariaRodriguez-hb4ix]

You can take blood pressure watching how the needle moves only . Not as good ; but doable . Also using a finger to fell the brachial pulse when doing it is another way .

[@landdn]

Watching people actually tip-toe back to their seats was the best movie experience I’ve ever had lol

[@BeyondTheTrailer]

That's awesome! I'm glad people were respectful of their fellow moviegoers!

[@landdn]

Beyond The Trailer totally! Nobody even ate their popcorn, the theatre was full and yet dead silent

[@lonewander6772]

The amount of respect people had for this viewing experience is awesome. It was the same for my showing. You get an occasional cough and or shuffling in seats, but that's about it.

[@fingreen2663]

This movie is crazy~ really unexpected.

[@PhoenixPhire22]

Same here. People were so quiet to open candy or going to the bathroom. It was like everyone felt they had to be so quiet and were so into the movie

[@RiakeemKelley]

She screamed when the baby was being born, it happened during the firecrackers. They set it up earlier in the film when he is setting up the rockets

[@tari111090]

Grace! The girl wasn't left behind because she was a girl, She was left behind because she is deaf. She literally cannot sense her surroundings well enough because she can't hear. So she's a liability in this specific situation where it's life and death. It's not about gender.

[@El_oh7199]

Yeah. It sucks for her and she understandably vents her frustration

[@lonewander6772]

Logansolo Howlett-Jones She also feels that her father doesn't respect and love her enough to relie on her because she caused her brother's death.

[@TheAncientdragon1]

Tari exactly

[@operatorlink]

the same reason the mother stay in the house doing housework later on in the movie, she is pregnant. She would be a liability. At the start of the movie the whole family went out together.

[@megoins73]

Tari agreed. I didn't think about that until late in the movie. However, everything about her movements would be a liability throughout the entire movie. But I guess they cut leave her home forever.

[@TRAILERSallthetime]

She did make a sound giving birth. She screamed at the top of her lungs when the fireworks went off.

[@Igor-mv5md]

ikr

[@Countfoscolikesmice]

well, she did scream having the baby but the fireworks covered her.

[@kall2571]

Yeah but that also killed everyone else lol meaning thier neighbors lol

[@kristin123a]

Well, I have to tell you that for a lot of people the baby doesn't just pop out in a few seconds. It is very unlikely for her to give birth with little sound. The fireworks lasted for what? A few minutes?

[@hannahhester8376]

@@kristin123a It's a movie, so I can forgive the crazy time jump thing.

[@quidproquo82]

Grace just nitpicks about the silliest things that have explanations

[@jamiearena5952]

The family has been able to survive for so long because they knew sign language before the apocalypse which I loved. (And as someone who’s fluent in sign I feel confident I could survive lol)

[@arkinyte13]

Jamie Arena I haven’t retained anything in ASL I’m dead.

[@jamiearena5952]

Casiano Montesa yes I know.. I saw the movie.

[@mcentepede]

The fact that the Dad Krasinski, is the only one on the planet Earth to figure out that the monsters are vulnerable to ultrasonic sound ruined the movie for me. Krasinski sacrificed himself, but this was forced/fixed as he is the producer and hubby of Emily Blunts. My mother deduced their weakness within 10 minutes. My cousin, who is a gamer, offered a different view. To search the planet for a Black Bolt or Black Canary type metahuman, to take care of these blind monsters

[@deepatterson1835]

Jamie Arena lol

[@MrTykel]

As a father, I almost cried when he died. I felt all of that! Powerful dad moment. We don't get enough love or respect for what we do.

[@oskiewaskieshow3632]

👍

[@jabezcreed]

We salute you, Mr. Silent dad of the apocalypse!

[@ellieclaromorales]

Um "we don't get enough respect for what you do" every parent needs not just father's...

[@leonardohenrique5172]

@@ellieclaromorales i think mothers get a lot more respect and recognition but okay...

[@ellieclaromorales]

@@leonardohenrique5172 Literally said every parent but okay.

[@GariClarkngb]

Grace, you totally missed the fact that the daughter was left behind because she was deaf and not because she was a girl. It has nothing to do with that whatsoever. As she was deaf, she lacks that spacial awareness which happens when people lack hearing and that's why when the camera was focused on the daughter, the sound was totally different (total silence) compared to when it was on every other character (ambient noise in the background). I'm not sure why you came to the conclusion you did, but hey. Also, the whole scene with the baby being born and the mother screaming was covered up by the firecrackers going off. Apart from that, great review ;)

[@lonewander6772]

Gari Clark Grace is, by the simple viewing of her past videos, a progressive-leaning individual, so it's easy to see why that was her perspective on that scene. I'm surprised she didn't put two and two together though.

[@Aroreiel08]

You can't get through any of Grace's reviews without her throwing in the sexism/feminist debate. And she never sees anything beyond that point.

[@Javier-mp2vg]

And let’s not forget she was prepared she wasn’t afraid. The little boy still needed to learn.

[@SimoneUmba]

Damn, you know Grace is into it when she bleeps herself 😂

[@zeke1707]

Give Emily Blunt that Oscar...

[@jabezcreed]

Toppingsaucer7 I couldn't even watch the nail scene because I knew how well she was going to sell it.

[@Horrorlover1978]

No. Toni Collette please!

[@MrKangorilla]

About the daughter, she did blame herself and having her family pile blame on her for a year and a half after that would not have made for a healthy environment at all. She saw that the batteries were out and wanted to give her brother a bit of joy, whats the harm in that right? Unfortunately way more than she could have imagined As for throwing a tantrum in the middle of the apocalypse, my counterpoint is that since they'd survived for basically a year and a half without further casualties and it was implied that multiple other families had done the same in the surrounding area, life had reached a new normal state in which she could run off and there would be no consequences if she was careful. She definitely didnt help things, but i dont think shes to blame for absolutely everything. I loved the movie too

[@i.am.10vely]

MrKangorilla thank you for saying this, exactly my thoughts

[@heidikay4462]

Exactly! It's 100% what a kid would do in this situation.

[@Yoke103HD]

She didnt give the batteries. She gave the rocket and walked out, not noticing the brother took them.

[@caprice28]

Yoke103HD Oh yeah, your right it was a late show. I didnt remember correctly.

[@Chicha_Rrones]

MrKangorilla THANK YOU. Grace forgot that the poor girl is still a child.

[@skyedeegirl]

I don’t agree with you about the daughter. You have to realize yes they lived in an intense dangerous living situation, but that’s it a living situation, they have to live not just survive. You can’t push aside your emotions and relationship tensions. So yes the daughter wanted to storm off like a normal teenager. Why teach your kids math or English skills when it the end of the world. Why have board games and take the time to have alternate quiet pieces? Because this family wants to live a life, not just survive. Maybe it’s not the smartest outlook but it an way to remain sane because you have some common aspects of life before. And in a way if you can still have a life, love, children, and a family in this world then that in itself is a victory over the creatures

[@nerdymomtality5558]

yes and it's only been like a year of this situation. She can remember being able to run and be free etc

[@Brandon-hl2pv]

Agree 110%

[@passiveagressive4983]

Nah Regan behaved like a brat- she was literally responsible for her brothers death.

[@orerilde]

Hello Grace, I believe the parents are more responsible for the little boy's death than the sister. The dad took away the toy and put it right in front of a toddler? like... which toddler accepts so easily "no" for an answer... the girl made the same mistake (with the bateries) but the parents should be the ones looking out for them.

[@lamario]

Yup. The parents screwed up there.

[@reader2012]

I’m semi surprised JJ Abrams didn’t try to acquire this to be part of the clover field universe instead of the god particle one.

[@leonhartdragomir8948]

I heard that the writers of the story were considering making it a part of the Cloverfield franchise but then decided to keep it as a standalone film. I am very glad they did.

[@superfly2535]

Dilip Tomar It probably wouldn't have affected it much at all. 10 Cloverfield Lane was great and not related to the original Cloverfield directly, they probably would've just put Clovefield as a name of a city in the newspaper or something. The creature design was slightly similar to the Cloverfield monster as well but this worked as a standalone so I'm not complaining lol

[@lewish_]

I believe it was actually going to be a cloverfield movie but paramount then believed it would be able to be an original movie to carry itself

[@passiveagressive4983]

Surprisingly Michael Bay is a producer

[@anotherview7498]

SPOILER TALK:- If I was in the situation as depicted in the movie, I'd simply set up camp right beside the waterfall showed in the movie !! No more worries of other sounds overpowering the ones I'd make !! #problemsolved 😋😝 PS- That's the only plothole that has been bugging me ever since I watched the movie 🤔

[@BeyondTheTrailer]

VERY good solution!

[@samsterx100]

Yep my immediate thought, I thought that the waterfall was where they were going to take the Emily Blunt to give birth.

[@anotherview7498]

SC The trailer spoiled that part for me... I knew she'd go to give birth inside the bathtub... 😅

[@aprilthefourthbewithyou3278]

I figured that's where they went to conceive that baby 😂

[@bobbowes8378]

I kept thinking that too haha

[@gypsynuke1]

It wasn't man's work and woman's work. The girl was deaf and couldn't learn what the father had to teach his kids. That's why he tried to make a hearing aid that worked so that he could teach his daughter as well.

[@lonewander6772]

stelian cincu True. He was trying to teach his son the lesson that louder sounds drown out smaller sounds and they could use that as a survival tip. The mere fact that she is deaf meant he couldn't teach her because she wouldn't be able to "hear" the difference, thus why he was working so hard to make a hearing aid that will allow her to hear thus he can THEN teach her the survival tip. This was simply a problem of Grace looking for something "progressive" based to gripe about.

[@ShadowPhoenix82]

100% yep

[@reddeadbandjam]

I don't think the father chose the son to do "the mans work". I think he took the child who needed the most teaching in regards to how to survive. The daughter wasn't afraid and didn't need to be pushed from her comfort zone. The son needed to see the world for what it is and grow from it. Toughen up.

[@shawncarter1947]

Please never put a spider on screen again lol

[@nerdymomtality5558]

Bahahaaa I cringed worse than the nail!

[@jadjradi]

About the birth Grace, she did made a sound and do you remember the fireworks that the son did by his dad asking him to do that and help his mother So she made a sound at the same moment the fireworks began so the monster got confused , and remember when the dad gave the example of the river sound like no other sound will beat a huge sound and that what really happened at that situation, the fireworks had bigger sound than her screaming so the monster ran directly to the fireworks sound and left the mother giving birth to the baby that made sound but they solved this problem by going directly to the sound free room and put the baby in the box.

[@ryleehall3392]

The monsters made clicking noises in the film which, while I was watching, gave me the impression that they were using radar (like bats). However, they would only be able to do that while they were clicking and only be able to sense the person if they stood out. I think you’re right in that the monsters had some flaws. Like do they always stick around after a kill? If so, how did they get away after the sons death at the beginning? And how has no one else thought about using sound as a weapon?

[@lonewander6772]

Rylee Hall Kid was small. Judging by the lunging attack the monster did towards the kid and the way it splattered that rodent with a slap, I'd guess the kid simply was crushed to a pulp. As for the sound weapon, I think people were preoccupied with not making sound in order to survive and didn't think the one thing that could put them in danger is the one thing that could also be used against the monsters.

[@kingreinhardt8068]

Why would I use sound as a weapon when that attracts them if I fuck around and the sound doesn’t work or something my whole family is screwed 😂

[@ryleehall3392]

Lol yeah I get why families wouldn’t use sound as a weapon because silence is obviously safer. But militarily, your already making noise with guns and bombs, so it’s not like a weapon using sound would be any MORE dangerous. It was just a thought

[@prismaticbeetle3194]

THIS they could ecolocate but only when they need to then they rely on memory to move REMEMBER they are vulnerable when they open their "head" and they can hear Loud un-natural sounds very well without exposing their weakness and dont forget they are alien bio weapons they are not animals on instinct they were DEIGNED to kill, so im guessing they formed a gride like system where they were perfectly spaced out from each other for maximum coverage, also just like a zombie end of the world scenario, no one will predict that this very SMALL "sound" device would be effective, im sure they tried loud noises and low ones (like what the elephants use)

[@heidikay4462]

The point of the daughter being stupid contributes to the parenting theme. You do all you can, but eventually kids will make bad choices, especially in high stress situations. Being a parent is about being patient with them and continuing to try to protect and teach them. That's what I got from the movie.

[@nerdymomtality5558]

Love it!

[@tosht2515]

Oh boy oh boy. Since Grace said she burst into tears, I have been looking forward to this review.

[@recordechoes]

You're critiquing characters' mistakes as if the film could exist without them. Also, the children are children. They're going to make brash decisions based on angst, little rationalization and emotion. To fault them for that is just, well, based out of ignorance.

[@albertnordman5831]

Ok Grace, for all your previous hype, you convice me, I'm gonna put pause before the video starts and I'm going to my nearst cinema (5 blocks from my apartment) and watch the movie in 15 minutes, then I'm gonna get back home and check your review.

[@BeyondTheTrailer]

Yay! Good decision!

[@LeoKlee]

As it did me!

[@hertro8538]

Tell us what did you think.

[@xad9057]

I'm guessing Albert's still tip-toeing back to his apartment hence the lack of update.

[@jabezcreed]

Xad He probably sneezed and got eaten.

[@aurenjl6084]

*Spoilers* In regards to the creatures roaming through the forest without slamming into trees and large rocks/boulders, I immediately thought of echolocation, but then realized that if it were echolocation they wouldn't need the Abbots to make noise in order to find them, they could simply chirp like a bat does. (They make noise in the film and rather loud noise at that) I went to my friend to get his take on it and see if he could figure out how they manage movement so precisely. He looked at me as if I were an imbecile incapable of forming a basic thought process and simply said, "They don't eat their food. What reason would they have to kill humans other than they make noise, so it's obvious they do echolocate, but won't attack anything without it producing a sound." I proceeded to immediately facepalm myself for completely overlooking something so obvious. This epiphany sparked a theory of mine, that is what if the creatures were sent to earth by an extraterrestrial species far more intelligent than they are, but are also much more hypersensitive to sound and are using the creatures to purge the earth of noise in some odd form of terraformation. Well, that's my two cents, thanks for reading!

[@wordsinahandle]

We're all you and our heads hurt

[@Xcranial]

How did the deaf daughter know that the toy wouldn’t make a sound? She wouldn’t have heard it if it did. Also the nail in the stair had me cringing every time anyone used them. Why didn’t she just push it back down. It was so distracting

[@dope8878]

Toby Harris when she pulled the bag, it pulled the nail upward and she didnt realize it, then from that point in they had no time to fix the nail and if they did it would probably make too much noise

[@Xcranial]

It’s not that hard to even just push it down slightly so it’s not constantly pointing straight up. Just made me cringe every time they used the stairs.

[@jermainemcclain5365]

I definitely understand this review but when the son died and even the end of the movie it went from day 89- like 400 something if I’m not mistaken so it’s literally been from 3 months to a year plus. So I feel like the mistakes are genuine. They’ve all made noise their entire life then all of a sudden they had to stop and it hasn’t been that much time whatsoever

[@TSXIO]

They nail was the scariest thing every time they walked on it i was like “careful with the nail girl”

[@MsGiono]

That Nail scene really made me cringe so badd. And after all that happened to her, she didnt do anything about it and let that nail uncovered. I had to look away everytime they were running around the stairs..

[@SaoirseK]

"And as I expected, it hurt like the Dickens." Hahahahahaha!

[@shiftysl4109]

Yes, the daughter was the cause of the dad’s death, but mainly because she was deaf. The same reason why she might be able to save the rest of humanity. I enjoyed the daughter as a character and what she contributed to the plot.

[@Concepcion30]

I actually think the opposite. Remember the Dad wouldn't let the daughter go downstairs to the office. But the first time she does, (after he died) she realizes when she reads his notes, "What is the weakness?" Then it occurred to her why the creature ran away from her and her brother in the grain silo. If the father had shown her what he was working on, she might have figured it out earlier and been able to save his life.

[@KellyJoule]

Grace of course she made sound, but it was overshadowed by the fireworks that were set off for that very purpose. They knew she would have the baby and made a plan to set off fireworks as a distraction.

[@Organogolddulcegarci]

Kelly Joule wow you're so pretty!! 🌷🌹🌹

[@b4bobby35]

This is the first horror movie that I actually had tears in my eyes I will see it again but can this movie be called a monster movie?

[@caimanamiac]

Bobby Stephen I would say yes. Although not in the vein of Godzilla or King Kong but definitely a “monster movie”.

[@b8ne569]

Dude i had to hold back the dam tears i was in a group of 5 people one was crying all the guys were holding back the tears and one was in shock it was crazy

[@thatduckinasuit4992]

How did you cry, this movie was trash. Not even scary, the people in this movie are almost dumber than the people in the purge. Why tf would you have a baby, where sound is what kills?

[@b4bobby35]

ThatDuckInASuit They probably didn't know it was going to happen

[@thatduckinasuit4992]

Bobby Stephen Maybe so, but this movie was still disappointing

[@anton9820]

Just came home from viewing it and all I have to say is WOW.. this might be my favorite horror/thriller movie of all time! Love the concept, the acting, the characters. Love it all! More movies like this please! And Grace I love your channel keep up the good work, always looking forward to your videos! :)

[@royschults2571]

This movie was great! So terrifying with a very unique atmosphere and great performances! I never thought this movie would be emotional as well. It was so sad when the father died. Also when the daughter realised that her father realy loved her and had done everything he could to protect his family.

[@TonyTurner]

From the beginning, it didn't make sense why they had the little boy walking behind ALL of them. Last in line with no supervision. He should have been in the middle between the girl and the mother

[@Beatness121]

Wow, I thought the daughter was by far the best character. I was rooting for her most of all. The worst was the son. Like okay, he's a very traumatized child but he really couldn't handle fear well at all, I'm surprised he survived. Also the daughter wasn't any more responsible for the deaths than anyone else in the family. They all made dumb mistakes, and ultimately the parents are responsible for the actions of their children.

[@Mr_Scrooge]

"Maybe he should have played Mary Poppins" LOL

[@rustinbobo5118]

Thank you so much for your intro😂😂 because I haven’t seen the movie and I was so curious to figure out what happens and I of course clicked on my favorite KZbinr to explain. But your intro inspired me to see the movie first..... so thanks😂

[@zeus982]

I'll tell ya, I was in a large, sold out theater. EVERYONE bought into the silence. We were all in electric recliners and you could hear the motor humming from rows away. I've never been in a quieter theatre, it was truly bizarre but totally helped with the atmosphere of the film.

[@letterbox203]

Grace, you did it again! Your review is so enthusiastic it made me run out to the theater to see it again last night, and the payoff was great! I caught the details you mentioned, such as the Hitchcock principle of 3s throughout the movie. You bring an interactive element to movie viewing. Thank you for your channel and keep making these types of reviews :) And yeah, the father does not deserve to die.

[@broccoliboys]

You said the soundtrack was weak for being sharp noises but that’s literally the soundtrack of the shining which is considered the best horror movie of all time.

[@boahancock9866]

Need more jessica Chastain

[@buddajunkie831]

Diao Chan No

[@jruedas81]

YES! lol

[@alienchola]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tomdonahue8227]

she was in another great bunker movie ''take shelter''

[@stevenjames1138]

Agreed. I hardly ever cry during movies (in fact, I can't even remember the last time before this) but I did during this movie - and during the very same scene. He deserves major kudos for being to make such a simple story be so moving.

[@Chicha_Rrones]

I love your reviews, but I’ve never disagreed more with you. You have to remember that these are children. Even though the daughter is the oldest, she’s still a child. She made a mistake by giving into her little brothers desire for the rocket, but I wouldn’t blame her. You’re placing so much responsibility on the poor daughter. I truly enjoyed her and felt so bad for her situation.

[@yourlittlebrotherGabrielReview]

Grace I thought you said this film had a happy ending?!!! I came out so sad and depressed especially when John’s character gave his life. Nonetheless, I thoroughly enjoyed the film and was on the edge of my seat. My sister and I felt exactly the same way about the daughter and the family overall, they made a lot of dumb decisions. Plus, my theater-going experience I had with the movie was AWESOME. Everyone in the theater was so reactionary and even one guy made everyone laugh out loud during the scene where Emily Blunt finally shot the monster. Great review!

[@dt-4535]

There are commonsense problems with EVERY movie that should've would've could've ben done, that's obvious. This IS the best suspenseful movie I've seen to date. This family grew up in this lifestyle... The father took out the batteries. Wouldn't you give your baby brother the spaceship without the batteries? Yes, he LOVES spaceships.

[@leonardohenrique5172]

I hope it doesnt have a sequel, although that ending leaves you wanting more, I prefer it as a stand alone movie.

[@mrmcpopcorn9159]

So….. what did you think of the sequel-

[@leonardohenrique5172]

@@mrmcpopcorn9159 I liked it! It was great and I'm happy, but I still think the first was better. What about you?

[@MegaCrazygamergirl]

I thought that the reason the creatures were able to navigate throughout the house without bumping into things was because those clicking noises they made were like a form of echolocation for them. I thought that was pretty cool character design.

[@resilientrose7580]

Very good and fair review! 😊I agree with many of the points you talked about. I want to see the movie a second time around the 20th. The nail is a horrifying part I’m not looking forward to seeing again, it was definitely the most difficult scene to watch. I would love a sequel!!! The movie is doing great at the box office and review wise so I can definitely see this happening.

[@aprilthefourthbewithyou3278]

P. S. I love that you make spoiler videos alongside your videos. ❤

[@exavierford3105]

The only plothole I saw was "Why is she having a baby?". Like, in this world I would think it would go without saying that "we better be ok with the kids we have NOW cause we're not making anymore. Oral from here on out thankyouverymuch...". But even that can be explained away IMO because I do think they see a light at the end of this tunnel and that they do realize that they're isolated and that surely something else may be happening outside their area that they don't know of yet. All they have to do is survive long enough to get help.

[@Erik_001]

That was an awesome review. Thank you very much.

[@javieralvaradovega884]

I disagree with the girl turning off the hearing aid. I think the film did a great job of showing how painful it was for her to have that noise going off. So I think it made perfect sense.

[@nerdymomtality5558]

I thought the same thing. I was honestly surprised she kept it on that long. If I was mad at my dad and that thing was hurting me, I would've chucked it the first time it did it.

[@abeljuarez]

Biggest complaint is: Why the hell would you have another baby?!?!? I had to constantly force myself to overlook the horrible decision made by these characters as soon as I saw her pregnant.

[@Sweet_Karma]

Abel Juarez I think she was pregnant just before the monsters appeared

[@hdhdhedhdh986]

Sweet Karma she wasnt. It was after.

[@tertialtom5702]

No they decided to have a baby I thought cuz of the loss of the other kid.

[@hdhdhedhdh986]

Tom Pennock it's still a very stupid idea. Why would they risk all of their lives, just to fill the void their child left.

[@ShadowPhoenix82]

I keep seeing people say they thought the pregnancy was to fill the void of the first child. Is that common practice amongst humans, to replace dead children with a new model? Didn't cross my mind. I thought she got pregnant because life goes on.

[@jamesfoster1910]

Grace, I love your reviews. They literally make me laugh because in this case I felt the same thing about the family.

[@ashly9910]

You know what my greatest reaction to this movie was? NOT finishing eating my popcorn because it was so quiet in the theater that even eating or drinking would disrupt the mood 😂😂 Great review as always Grace 😃🖒

[@TheCrow0029]

I think the monsters did have some form of radar because they did make a sort of clicking noise. They also clearly had a sort of electrical field around them because the lights flickered or went out, the TVs went to static, and the daughter’s hearing aid emitted feedback when they were around. Maybe they could use that for navigation.

[@AandESeetheWorld]

Loved the last few moments and you fill in the blanks. Our audience was totally into it and right there with them , reacting at all the right spots.

[@dakotabutler2383]

I fell like she was making sounds when giving birth it’s just that the sound of the fireworks was drowning out her noises. Kind a like the waterfall scene with John‘s character and his son.

[@STATICSOUND809]

I've never cried in a movie theater before in all my life but man this movie had me in tears when the father sacrifice himself for the kids it was the saddest thing I ever seen

[@copiousamountsofcopia]

Not sure if anyone else has mentioned this yet Grace but I have a feeling the clicking noises that the monsters were making when they were on the hunt so to speak were some sort of echolocation type of mapping of the environment. And if that's the case then that would make sense why they were able to move as easily throughout certain environments as they were like you were discussing in the review.

[@MRKAPLAN88]

Also you mentioned her not making a sound while giving birth but she did. She screamed as the baby came out, just as they lit the fireworks.. as the monster left to go outside that is when she left the tub which was full of blood as you could see when johns character finally came up the stairs

[@Bledsoe239]

Nah fam I like the spoilers review before I watch it, I live dangerously! 😂😂

[@reesegivens6943]

The monsters used echo-location to tell where they were going. That was the clicking noise they kept making.

[@JoseG-A]

let’s talk about that cold open!! so good!!

[@jojobums3500]

To answer the question about navigating through the hall. Remember the echo location and the clicking? The sound would bounce off the surrounding surfaces to guide them through the house or anything around

[@BeyondTheTrailer]

Yes, but then they should be able to sense the family's location too then!

[@marteenyo]

I didn’t cry when the dad died. I mean he was great and all but I didn’t find him particularly more likable than the rest. Plus it’s pretty much expected for any decent parent to sacrifice themselves for their children. Emily Blunt was my favorite in the movie. Boy did that poor woman go through A LOT.

[@MsElvistar]

Emily blunt was brilliant, her struggle not to cry during birth made me super emotional.

[@frankwesely3913]

I asked myself some similar questions Grace. But mainly I always wonder how the world gets to the stage it’s in when we come into these things already in progress. There’re things I would’ve done differently, but I thought most of it made sense.

[@rodrilover17]

I was thinking about the monsters weakness and it makes perfect sense. That’s why they go towards sound because they probably are afraid of it in a way. And it totally makes sense that the daughter figured it out afterwards I mean tbh I thought she figured it out rather quickly and a little abruptly. Like I figured it out watching if I were her I would never have figured it out.

[@vidhyutgadia4566]

someone please explain me about that audio feedback thing. how did it exactly work?

[@theodorewolf4351]

@Grace love your comment "They were too dumb to survive much longer on their own" & btw the fact she had no medication when she delivered the baby is pretty intense & scary

[@QuyenTran-hq4sb]

Loved the movie & loved ur review ! I burst into tears when krasinski sacrificed himself . I was really upset the daughter was so defiant at first & didn’t figure out the high frequency was the weakness sooner

[@chriscastrillon7473]

I thought the the second half of the movie felt like one giant final fight sequence and I loved it!

[@zombiekiller9503]

I think that the clicking sound the monsters make could be a short radar? That's what I thought they made the noise for

[@iBRANCHPro]

The foreshadowing and the suspenseful lead up to the nail had me ready to leave the theater. Awesome job.

[@herobreaker9011]

The monsters VERY CLEARLY used a type of echolocation. That is why they were able to navigate and negotiate tight rooms and close quarters. It's also why they had to open up their armored heads. It exposed their vulnerable fleshy bits, but it allowed them to send out their echolocation "ping" -- which is also when it caused feedback with Regan's hearing aide.

[@HAVgiraffe]

The movie definitley has some eplaining to do regarding those plot holes you mentioned, but as you said it drew you in so much that those were all forgiven at first. The fireworks were such a cool idea and everyone in my family liked it!

[@kenwalker1774]

The clicking sound the monsters make feels like echo location. This could have helped them navigate smaller rooms and paths. But I agree that this then would help with locating prey.

[@stephanie_m_jensen]

Wait how was it Reagan’s fault her dad died? Her brother was the one that made noise, and she didn’t know about the hearing aid yet

[@staredwards268]

Honestly, if I were Emily Blunt's character, that nail would have killed me. I would have given up right there.

[@ItsLisandroEhEh]

GRACE! I choked on my water when you said shit haha!

[@Triggermatic87]

OK Grace I'm gonna listen to ya and see the movie first since you said it so nicely 😜

[@BeyondTheTrailer]

:)

[@calebleggett5504]

I personally think Emily character death would have been way more sad because she was so brave😭

[@moodiemariaris]

Thankful that the theater was quiet. I went home feeling like I had to keep whispering XD

[@ImJustSayin2014]

I loved it and the only plot hang up I had was that if the waterfall in the river drowned out the noise, why the hell didn’t they set up camp there? What was the point of living in a house when they could’ve set up a bunker or something near the waterfall?

[@23Phillycheese]

The monsters were constantly putting their claws on the walls in the house. Like when the lights are off and u put ur arms out to know where ur going

[@VAKUL-DC]

in the middle of he stops the daughter from going in the basement. do you know why he was preventing her to go down in the basement security/workshop area ?

[@Stablemable2]

I was upset at the daughter too, but I really get how teenagers can find trouble by taking risks too much. This film is gripping and is (monster) similar to films like Signs and After-Earth.

[@SaraStar7373]

I adored this movie. As soon as the nail pulled up, you heard the entire audience (who had been dead silent the whole time) take in a collective breath of anticipation. This was INSANE tension, to the point that I could't actually focus on anything else until she headed towards the stairs. I really struggled with a lack of sympathy for Reagan. The brother was a much more interesting character to me, and I agree that at day 200-something, they should realise by now that throwing a temper tantrum simply isn't going to cut it.

[@ranman4223]

Oh my GAWWD!!! I haven’t been this tensed and frightened during a movie since watching Freddy Krueger in the 80s as a kid. I told my dad I almost walked out of the theater twice! He asked if it was THAT bad. I replied NO it was THAT GOOD!! I agree with all your critiques. I had questions about the birth scene as well but I took it that she gave birth during the rocket explosion incident. Just like the waterfall, she was able to scream because there was a louder sound being made at the time. I think Emily Blunt was amazing!! She really sold the fear, pain, desperation, and resilience. Great movie overall! So glad I stuck it out and watched the whole thing.

[@tifftreads]

The most gruesome and frightening scene for me was the moment she stepped on that nail. Jayzus!! 😩😩😩😩 Why didn’t they fix that nail eventually? It was just there the entire second half of the movie. Good Lordt. 😫😫😫

[@nerdymomtality5558]

I read this comment as Madea :D

[@dumbinic2118]

I noticed that when the monster was around, the lights would flicker just like The Demogorgon from Stranger Things and the way it screeched too

[@mr_kieran_mh]

I literally just got out of the movie theatre here in the UK, this film was mental. I fully agree with your points, but it was such a great movie and I CRIED when he died.

[@jmag579]

Just saw it today and it was so great. But how did the flood happen?

[@pretendimnotthere]

I think a prequel film would be interesting. It seemed like some people went missing before everything fell apart and everyone knew what was happening. Maybe they could tell a related story about that.

[@MettelLoves]

My thoughts about the well-oriented-yet-blind-monsters.. I think that maybe they are sending out sound waves. In fact, the monsters are tuned into a specific sound wave that bounces back from their surroundings, helping them navigate. And another sound wave affects them so much because it interferers with their sound wave sight and it's like they are actually blind for the first time. Or something like that.

[@katieochs7001]

The use of sounds and silence reminded me of The Birds. When I talk about sounds, I don't necessarily mean the score, I mean the use of natural sounds. In this movie and in The Birds those sounds or lack of sound really helps to build tension and draws you in even more. You know something is about to happen, but you dont know when, there isn't that classic tension building score, we're all used to hearing. I just saw A Quiet Place, really well done! If you like Thrillers that aren't "typical" check out Hush. Its about a deaf woman, living in a secluded area until a serial killer comes upon her. Highly recommend Hush.