

On several occasions he cuts between three or four different scenes in which three or four characters are being stalked by three or four aliens. She leaves the middle kid back at the shack to look after the baby.Īctually, the way things are going, I’m surprised the baby doesn’t sneak off too by this stage.Īll of this sneaking off in different directions is to allow director John Krasinski to show his skill once again at long, tense, silent set pieces.

Meanwhile Blunt decides to go on her own solo mission to get medical supplies. So, Murphy reluctantly goes after her, also on his own. But no sooner have they formed a unit when events conspire to separate them.ĭaughter Regan takes off to get help without telling anyone – it’s that sort of movie. After all, she says, we’ve got each other. And the few other escapees have apparently turned feral.īlunt refuses to believe him. Cillian Murphy is around but he tells Blunt that he can’t help. The correct response to this sort of nit-picking is “Shut Up.”Īnyway, the family takes off towards some smoke on the horizon, which suggests there may be more people around. If you didn’t see the first one you may start asking inconvenient questions, like how many monsters are there out there, and how did so few manage to obliterate the world’s population? You may or may not remember that her hearing implant could be weaponized against the monsters. Their secret weapon – as it is for the two films – is hearing-impaired actor Millicent Simmonds as the deaf daughter Regan.

Look out, here comes another one is all you need to know.įlash forward 474 days, and now it’s just Emily Blunt – hubby got killed in the first film – with two kids and a baby. And sensibly, A Quiet Place Part 2 doesn’t bog itself down with too much added detail or explanation. No sooner are they back in the car when various ET’s start attacking. We open on Day 1 of the Alien Invasion as the Abbott family go shopping in their little home-town at the very moment that things start happening on the news. Well, make that a combined prequel and sequel. Hence – as is always the case with Hollywood – the sequel.
