annoyingnome-89321 I think this film has destroyed the last bit of faith I had in humanity. Not because any shred of logic in the film is completely dispensed with, but because -- according to the ratings on this site -- it is regarded as one of the greatest horrors of all time. Is this a joke? Even B-movies generally contain some semblance of a story or some attempt at character development. And as for the plot holes... this thing is holier than Zeus himself!Seriously, I don't know how to illustrate this without giving away spoilers, but the basic idea is that you have these (presumably alien) creatures that are so sensitive to sound they can hear you drop an item inside your house when they are over a mile away. (Yet they don't use echolocation. Hmm...) Even though they're blind, they've wiped out the world. (Because apparently no one ever thought about creating diversions or setting traps.)Good time to get pregnant and have a baby, yes? (Don't worry though, if you decide to give birth *three feet away from one* it probably won't hear you... or the baby!)I could write a VERY long list of stupid inconsistencies, flat out deranged decisions, and plot holes riddled throughout the movie. But my issue isn't really with the movie. There are terrible films (like this) out there and I normally just shrug it off and get on with my day. It's just the fact that this is currently rated higher than many classic films, and it leaves me wondering how our species is going to survive much longer with this level of complete asininity.Just a tip for the logically challenged: Just because the filmmakers are able to mute the soundtrack whenever they please, it doesn't mean that humans can realistically run (yes, run!) across wooden boards, over crunchy leaves, through thick fields and foliage, climb metal ladders, etc, without making even the slightest sound.

pixiegirl44 I'm not sure what movie some people saw going by their negative reviews but it wasn't this one. A Quiet Place is a tense and artfully shot movie that makes full use of sounds to crank up the tension. With barely any dialogue that's a great feat. The acting is top notch and the fear on the faces of the actors really does seem real. Yes, there are plot holes but in a movie where you have to suspend your disbelief, I find there are always plot holes. I enjoyed it a lot and look forward to the sequel.

aangaako The movie was breathtaking for sure. Sound effects, Score, Performances, almost everything is fine but as many of the reviewers said- 1. They should have live at the river if the river's sound make them able to speak freely. 2. Corn plantation without making any noises? 3. Blunt is Pregnant at the time of monsters epidemic? 4. Krasinski can divert that creature by making a loud sound with his axe. 5. The opening death was girl's fault. 6. They have CCTV camera system but unable to provide a single soundproof room? 7. Blunt should have REMOVED THAT BLOODY NAIL after she hurts herself! 8. Blunt easily killed the monster by a shotgun but in the newspaper bulletin it shows that military armies were defeated by them (& armies have lots of guns & tanks)Ofcourse We're Human, we can see lots of plot holes even in a great film but nonetheless this film deserves to be praised. After a long long time I was thrilled by a monster movie, I was glued to my phone the entire 90 minutes.A sequel is green lited but I'll be more excited to see this film story as a web series, from origin to it's end.8/10

selaromyar Reading the other negative reviews (it is proven, that it is easier to be negative than to be positive), I wonder if we are seeing the same movie. Well crafted, acted, directed and filmed, The reason that we go to the movies to for escapism. To leave behind the trappings of the world and just be told a good story, of which this movie is! There are some people that likes to have everything explained to them and not to think through the situations that the characters find themselves in. Remember one thing that in watching this movie, that the monsters have super ultra sensitive hearing that can sense the slightest of sounds, from the crushing of leaves to the whisper of a fly's buzz, This family has to live in this new world with children, that are naturally noisy, sets up the whole film up for one heck of a roller-coaster-ride of pure cinematic escapism that make you think , and go through a whole tub of pop-corn before you know it.