RE: Review of A Quiet Place: Day One
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I loved this movie. It is one of four movies in the Quiet Place series. The other movies are A Quiet Place, A Quiet Place Part II and A Quiet Place Part III. The last movie in the series, Part III, has not yet been released. It is due to come out in 2027. As I watched A Quiet Place: Day One I had no sense that I was missing anything. It is complete in itself.
Dear @agmoore !
Madame!
The Quiet Place series consists of movies that are unknown in S.K, where I live.
I thought the Quiet Place series did a good job of portraying the feelings of anxiety and fear that American civilians are currently experiencing in reality!
This is a remarkable film. I didn’t know until the very end if Eric, Sam or Frodo would survive. I certainly am not going to reveal that bit of information here. I will tell you that the alien invasion is the catalyst the two humans needed in order to find their best selves. The cat was fine from the start and stayed that way.
I agree with you!
The Quiet Place series is an excellent work that very well portrays the anxiety and fear about the future currently felt by ordinary American civilians!
By the way, However, I am more surprised by the fact that a Black woman is the lead!
I don't like American zombie movies, but I do like movies that show the lives of American civilians!
I'm surprised that you like zombie movies!
I guessed that you like zombie movies because you believe that the dead come back to life!
Thank you for good article!
Hello @goldgrifin007,
I like zombie movies for a number of reasons, but the main reason is the good ones give us a chance to check our humanity. That is, how do we see 'others'? Zombies are apart. They are different. Of course they are dangerous, but they were once people. Are they still people? The good zombie movies explore this. Do we just kill and eliminate them without thought? The good zombie movies raise questions.
In the first season of the "Walking Dead" Rick comes across a zombie in the park. She has no legs. She is sentenced to misery. Wanting to eat people, suffering, hungry, lost, alone. It's true she is dangerous, but he feels pity. He returns to the park and he kills her. He expresses sympathy for her suffering, and he puts an end to it.
Zombie movies can be very complex. They also can be fun.
Not everybody agrees with that.
Thanks for the interesting comment