A Quiet Place Part II
Director John Krasinski follows-up his 2018 post-apocalyptic horror hit, which pitted Earth's last remaining souls against fierce extraterrestrials with sensational hearing. Emily Blunt reprises her role as Evelyn, she is joined by new cast members Cillian Murphy and Djimon Hounsou.
After the deadly attack on their home, the Abbots (Blunt, Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe) hit the road in search of safety. Travelling into unknown territory, they soon find out that the aliens that hunt with their ears aren't the only threats they will have to face.
2020Rating: 16, H V97 minsUSA
HorrorThriller
- Director:
- John Krasinski ('A Quiet Place')
- Writer:
- John KrasinskiScott BeckBryan Woods
- Cast:
- Emily BluntMillicent SimmondsNoah JupeCillian MurphyDjimon Hounsou
A Quiet Place Part II / Reviews
Hollywood Reporter
The intimacy of the storytelling tugs relentlessly at our anxieties for the duration.
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Slash Film
A solid post-apocalyptic adventure with some horror flair, which is totally fine, but it's a clear step down from the first film.
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A.V. Club
Finely prepared leftovers, still tasty but with a faint staleness cutting into the flavor.
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Empire Magazine
Serves up strong set- pieces, Millicent Simmonds shines and Krasinski remains a director to watch.
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Total Film
Part II stands as a careful consolidation and continuation of its parent film rather than a departure, with the heart and hope needed to keep us invested.
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USA Today
Doesn't quite live up to the refreshing feel or innovative novelty of the original 2018 hit... but the creatures are still freaky, the soundscapes are still interesting...
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Variety
In a way, the sequel feels even more M. Night Shyamalan-esque, drawing out seemingly mundane sequences for maximum suspense as it does.
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Collider
A sequel that both expands the world and digs deeper into the personal heart at its center.
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RogerEbert.com
Even if this sequel remains firmly in the shadows of the original, I wanted part three as soon as it was over.
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Slant Magazine
John Krasinski is most in his comfort zone when the importance of family and legacy drives the film's tension.
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Entertainment Weekly
Ultimately feels like three quarters of a very good movie chopped off from a whole.
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