Oh, come on!

Rating: 5/10 (17 May 2020)

I love good acting. John Krasinski and Emily Blunt do a wonderful job here. Even the kids were great. What I don't love - are these stories where monsters appear out of thin air, they have no origins, no place to start, and the army, police&special forces with their intel&surveillance&heavy weaponry are completely nonexistent, leaving the hopeless civilians to defend themselves with axes and shotguns. Ok, the audio device was a nice touch, still...
The cherry on top is "day 462, she's pregnant". I want to know at what point they decided "yeah, our species is being decimated by extremely sensitive hearing monsters, so let's make a baby and hope s/he and the mother doesn't scream ever". I mean, what the hell? What normal human being wants to bring a child into a horror arena like this one? People who never wrote a script or anything for a movie in their life can come with something better, that actually makes sense. Anyone can. Really now. These actors deserve much better movies with better stories. Their appearance saved this poor writing.