Yeah I think I'm going to watch this on off-peak hours.

Emily Blunt was amazing in this. She should get nominated for an Oscar for this; the bathtub scene alone would be her Oscar clip. I could totally feel her pain and desperation in that

Better than shower scene in PSYCHO 1960

Your obsession with Psycho continues....

Watched where I sat second row from the front to get away from the noise and just immerse myself into it. At least no one can see me shed a few tears too down there. Nice concept but the third act has to conclude that way isn't it and they have no other way to progress so might as well just ends on a cliffhanger. I'll take it anyway as it would just drag on if they did continue from there.

nice ah ?

Please do not make a sequel.

Looking at one of producer name, Michael bay.

Fuck that he gonna ruined it if there is a sequel.

haha yeah. my wife and i enjoyed this movie alot.

until michael bay's name popped up.

Truthfully, I was really surprise he had anything to do with this movie...

For one thing, no big boom....

Michael Bay partly owned Platinum Dunes the production company and believed they have multi picture deals with Paramount. Previously they made half plus six horror reboots that got nowhere. It's his modest budget label that operates similarly like BlumHouse.

Good to know

Finally managed to catch this before Avengers taking over all the cinemas in a few days.

My god this movie is intense and the 3rd keep suffocating you with some crazy situations non-stop. By far the best exhilarating cinema experience for me.
Good concept, brilliantly executed, well acted and the creature was surprisingly detailed for a low budget feature. Amazing work by Krasinski.

Watched it today... before a certain 'indie' film with big stars arrive this week

I have to say... the horror genre is quite cliche and easily falls into the same pitfalls.

To see something as refreshing as 'A Quiet Place' is such a relief.

The last great 'horror' film I saw was "Get Out" (that was more of a social commentary kinda film...) but this one, this one is totally unique.

Horror films usually go hand in hand with the grotesque imagery + sound, but here... it is done so masterfully, that sound > visuals!

OK la.. maybe until the 'monsters' really show themselves up close.

Here, sound is almost a character on its own... each individual 'obeying the rules' carefully is an absolute thrill.

Props to Emily Blunt and John Krasinski, the real life husband-wife duo, they worked so wonderfully well together.

The acting performances are nothing short of extraordinary, with Emily Blunt doing the 'heavy' work (pun intended)

Love the story (no spoon feeding), the pacing is as good as it can get (some say it is a slow burner, I think not) and the ending is precisely how it should be.

Easily a 9.5/10.

The only downside is probably the lack of the 'origins' to the creatures or some kind of hint as to how it all started (alien invasion?). But overall, a totally, totally immersible horror flick, A MUST WATCH!

10/10 for me. Emily's acting made the scenes more intense.

nice concept. The hall is so quiet i can hear ppl's stomach growling.. avenger's theme and bing bang boom in the next hall lol

It's worth watching. Very much! Got jumpscare numbers of time even for normal sounds, since it was very quiet the whole time

this movie is amazing.

Movie was good, but very short. I personally prefer Don't Breathe.

Don't Breath is another good movie

Honest, these two movies are actually targeted at different groups.

Don't breath a younger crowd and A Quiet Place people who just became parents' crowd....

Am I making sense?

Haha yes you are