Different ? Yes....that doesn't always make a great movie

Rating: 4/10 (8 April 2018)

The one strong thing going for A Quiet Place is that it's a new type of filming picture, one the likes no one has seen such a vast different in how it was made and how it shows on the screen. Another horror film that earns the same distinction of original filming and viewing is the original Blair Witch Project.
Unfortunately for A Quiet Place there are not many things to mention that offer a good overall film. Most every scene is plodding, long and somewhat boring. You have mainly all characters not talking or hardly ever, they use sign language as well (due to daughter's lack of hearing) and yet nothing compensates for the lack of no talking in this film. The music get's over dramatic. The main villain, some sort of weird alien like creature that hates loud sound and will destroy anything in it's path if it hears it, rips off the sound from Predator movies and is generally not scary.
The whole movie is centered around your average family, just one family. I was hoping the film would go into a broader spectrum of many more people being involved.
There is nothing scary here, yes don't bring the little ones, no, don't be expecting to get scared like some under the radar classic as this is more of a forgettable and safe (not ambiguous) boring thriller.
The ending is a real letdown, not because the lens shuts down after more aliens show up, no, it's because the surviving family members will inevitably die shortly due to lack of ammunition,