A quiet movie that says a lot

Rating: 9/10 (15 April 2018)

A Quiet Place was written and directed and stars John Krasinski alongside his real life wife, Emily Blunt with Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe in this fantastically written and directed horror/thriller about not making a single sound. And trust me this movie is making plenty of sounds with how popular and talked about it is for how amazing it is.
Krasinski makes extremely bold decisions with this film. Between it's extreme lack of dialogue, I counted only two scenes of dialogue scenes and the rest is from visuals or signing to one another. The direction to this film is amazing and feels like Krasinski has been doing directing his whole life in this film. And the extremely smart choice of Blunt being his on screen wife makes this film one of the most memorable performances by her ever.
The writing of this film I can only imagine on script is a lot of parentheses explaining in detail what each character does with their movements and looks and of course the main dialogue is just signing and explaining what they sign throughout it. But the attention to detail with how they explain just about every question I had in this film through visuals and how they have survived so long. And of course some questions they didn't explain but I'm happy they kept them out for pacing and for the chance of ruining the whole story with it possibly becoming an exposition scene from it.
The acting is some of the finest acting all year, Every second Blunt or Krasinski was on screen I was mesmerized by their performances and cared so deeply for their characters alongside with the child actors from the first second to final I was worried and wanting to bite my nails for how great they were on this film for nothing to happen to them at all.
With this film being so quiet and having very little dialogue I don't really have much to say about it besides see it and get your own opinion on it.
But my only complaint with this film is the electrical issues with some places having electricity and others have nothing but candles and lanterns. But besides that this film is fantastic and definitely a film worth seeing multiple times.
A Quiet Place gets a 9.5/10