Did the fanboys see another version of the movie?

Rating: 1/10 (10 March 2020)

Did people see another version of this movie that I didn't see? Because this film was so bad I couldn't finish it. The premise of the film is simple and forward, but fails on delivery. Hard.
Sure, "Bird Box" isn't "A Quiet Place," but non-book readers won't be able to tell the difference. Nor do they care.
This film lacked actual monsters and the characters face an entity they never see. Much less makes sense. Are the entities aliens or supernatural beings? The movie stays in the middle the whole time and never answers our questions.
Rules that seem to make sense get broken later in the film. Random twists and turns get added to build "suspense" but end up annoying the audience instead.
Though the lineup is great, the cast that lacks real chemistry. Each character is lazily killed off until we're left with Bullock and her two UNNAMED children. I guess the plot is so badly thought out they forgot to give them names.
Effects were alright at best. But cliched and don't deserve applause.
Finally, the namesake of the film, bird boxes, get introduced late into the film. The bird boxes themselves add little besides build suspense. The film does no justice in explaining if other animals are able to sense the antagonists either. What makes the birds so special?
.5/5. I'm surprised at how Netflix-directed movies are one category that can consistently disappoint.