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“A Quiet Place Part II” doesn’t mess with the elements that made the prior film work, resulting in a project that’s as engaging as it is schlocky.
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Krasinski’s choice to return to the world of “A Quiet Place” was inspired by the thematic potential that a sequel could carry.
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Every semester in The Daily Californian’s arts & entertainment department, we welcome a new batch of beat reporters. While they will spend the semester reporting on a multitude of different projects and exhibits specific to their expertise, they rarely have the opportunity to focus on their topics on a small scale.
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Before you read any further, open up Spotify or Apple Music or Tidal or whatever service you use to listen to music, and put on “Called Out In The Dark.”
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UC Berkeley announces new machines added to the weight room of the RSF for students to get “swole fingers” in preparation for competitive Phase Ones.
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“A Quiet Place” is as much a drama about the trials and tribulations of parenthood as it is a post-apocalyptic creature feature.
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Throughout the whole runtime of “A Quiet Place,” one will be tempted to ask questions that make the film fall apart if you think about it.
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“A Quiet Place” might as well take place in Dwinelle Hall. If you were Jim from “The Office,” how would you survive a horror movie?
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There’s a number of concert experiences, while a “Harry Potter” trivia night and the premiere of “A Quiet Place” offer film-related fun.
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