Close to perfection

Rating: 10/10 (9 April 2018)

Honestly one of the best cinema experiences I've ever had. Watched it in 4DX with all kinds of effects, which really added, but the movie itself were phenomenal standing on its own.
Near the end (no spoilers), I do believe an event happened that was pretty unnecessary considering the weaponised circumstances, but it was a minor flaw.
The sound effects and beautiful visuals create an atmospheric experience hard to forget. I caught myself multiple times thinking: "Goodness, the creativity of the set is unbelievably impressing and almost original."
The acting: superb. The storytelling in general is excellent, although many of the ideas (a sense triggers monsters in a post-apocalyptic world, making it almost impossible for the survivors to use it; among the survivors are a pregnant woman which comes into play in the story, etc.) seems like a kind of rip-off from the novel Bird Box by Josh Malerman, which I believe won't get its movie now because this one is simply too close. I'd say, even though I'm a fan of the novel, I highly doubt it can get anywhere near the perfection that A Quiet Place is, and if you like horror-thrillers, please don't make the mistake of missing this one! Entertainment at its best.