”A Quiet Place” new horror thriller movie prompts all screams and tears
The new horror thriller just after a week of release is already roaring at the box office. The Quiet Place opened with 50 million dollars at weekend at US box office which is exceeding all the industry projections.
The film story revolves around a family trying to stay alive by living as silently as possible. The family is forced to live in silence to hide from monsters that kill anything that makes a sound. It is directed by the star of the US version of The Office, John Krasinski, who is also playing a lead role alongside his real life wife Emily Blunt. The child star in movie played by Millicent Simmonds, is deaf in real life is getting all praises on her brilliant performance.
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As “A Quiet Place” is a box office hit now, this is not just a surprise for most in Hollywood, but mainly for those who made it. Platinum Dunes, the production company responsible for the film, told media about the test screening of this film that left its audience confused, and the anxiety of showing the finished movie for the first time.
The incredible Millicent Simmonds shares her experience making #AQuietPlace in this behind-the-scenes look at the film. See it in theatres now: https://t.co/Up5F1mevsY pic.twitter.com/qHugYwCnyQ
— A Quiet Place Part II (@quietplacemovie) April 9, 2018
The script of the film is unique in a way, having very little dialogues but plot consists of lots of dramatic tension in a quiet way. People who went into theaters to watch this film came out not complaining about the film itself but the silence of the film couldn’t let them enjoy munching pop corns.
Many people took social media to share their experience of this quiet horror film, some complaining as they couldn’t eat pop corns while watching as it was too silent in theater their eating sound was too loud.
Trying to eat popcorn during A Quiet Place was exhausting pic.twitter.com/A5L537NBOa
— Dane Cardiel (@DaneCardiel) April 8, 2018
A heads up – if you go and see ‘A quiet place’ at the cinema, don’t buy any snacks. I managed about 3 kernels of popcorn throughout 🍿 ❌
— Jack McCann (@jackmcnn) April 5, 2018
a quiet place: *starts*
the entire theater in unison: so have i told you about my chronic coughing problem
— wespiria 🎃👻 (@mannmiami) April 8, 2018
@quietplacemovie is FOR REAL. 10/10. See it in a crowded theater, The film leans into silence, and the way an audience automatically falls in line is something to behold. The rules of this world are very clear and every single real world sound feels like a deadly mistake. 👍🏾 pic.twitter.com/A0WBc1n29e
— NightMAR on Elm Street aka Lamar Giles (@LRGiles) April 7, 2018
People’s comments on social media are more than reviews to the film; it also scored 100% on the Rotten Tomatoes website.
#AQuietPlace was brilliant. Unreal suspense. I’ve never experienced anything like it in the cinema
— black phillip (@GroovyKarloff) April 7, 2018
@johnkrasinski From the very beginning of the movie the entire theater audience seemed afraid to even breathe. You immediately brought us into the world of #AQuietPlace. What an experience! Well done, sir!
— MeganSilky (@MeganSilkUSA) April 7, 2018
A Quiet Place is yet ANOTHER terrific piece of horror filmmaking from a (nearly) first time director. Emily Blunt and Millicent Simmonds (as the deaf daughter) give Oscar-worthy performances and the sound design is the best I've heard in years. Go see it NOW! #AQuietPlace
— Darin Michael Grant (@DarinMGrant) April 7, 2018
