A Quiet Place: Part II [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray]

Director: John Krasinski, Cillian Murphy John Krasinski

Overview

Following the deadly events at home, the Abbott family (Emily Blunt, Millicent Simmonds, Noah Jupe) must now face the terrors of the outside world as they continue their fight for survival in silence. Forced to venture into the unknown, they quickly realize that the creatures that hunt by sound are not the only threats that lurk beyond the sand path. Directed by John Krasinski.

Product Details

Release Date:	07/27/2021
UPC:	0032429338211
Original Release:	2021
Source:	PARAMOUNT
Language:	English
Time:	1:36:00
Sales rank:	41,186

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Emily Blunt	Evelyn Abbott
John Krasinski	Lee Abbott
Millicent Simmonds	Regan Abbott
Noah Jupe	Marcus Abbott
Cillian Murphy	Emmett
Djimon Hounsou	Man on Island
Okieriete Onaodowan	Police Officer
Scoot McNairy	Marina Man
Zachary Golinger	Emmett's Son
Blake DeLong	Umpire
Gary Sundown	Island Person
Stefania Warwick	Woman at Game(as Stefanie Warnick)
Alycia Ripley	Server
Cristalis Bonilla	Teen in Bar
Domonic Taggart	Teen in Bar
Silas Pereira-Olson	Boy on Island
Alice Sophie Malyukova	Girl at Marina(as Alice Malyukova)
Ashley Dyke	Woman on Island
Dean Woodward	Beau Abbott
Barbara Singer	Woman in Store
David Lundy	Marina Person
Michaela Pace	Oliver's Mom(as Michaela Juliann Pace)
Liz Cameron	Island Person
Joe Cappelli	Townsperson
Kadrolsha Ona Carole	Townsperson
Robert A. Coldicott	Townsperson
Lauren-Ashley Cristiano	Actor
Wayne Duvall	Actor
Zachary Gollinger	Emmett's Son
Marco Beltrami	Composer

Technical Credits

John Krasinski

Scott Beck

Bryan Woods

John Krasinski	Screenwriter,Director,Producer
Scott Beck	Screenwriter
Bryan Woods	Screenwriter
JoAnn Perritano	Executive Producer
Allyson Seeger	Executive Producer
Michael Bay	Producer
Andrew Form	Producer
Bradley Fuller	Producer
Cillian Murphy	Director
Aaron Janus	Executive Producer
Maribeth Fox	Casting
Jodi Angstreich	Casting
Laura Rosenthal	Casting
Michael Barosky	Sound Mixer
Malte Bieler	Sound/Sound Designer
Brandon Jones	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

Picking up right where the original film ended, A Quiet Place Part II delivers in a way that few sequels do. Director John Krasinski masterfully navigates through the silent wasteland, using all our relevant senses to tell a gripping story. As Krasinski weaves together simultaneous plot lines, the audience is treated to excruciatingly tense and thrilling scenes. This top-tier direction, paired together with wonderful acting, really brings this story to life. The cast, led by Emily Blunt, are doubtlessly acting in the moment, and drive much of the film's realistic feel. It is Day 437, and the Abbott family continue their journey through the new and muffled New England terrain. Creatures still roam the world, only reacting to sound, and feed upon everything they hear. Evelyn (Blunt) and her children, Regan (Millicent Simmonds) and Marcus (Noah Jupe) make way into uncharted territory, looking for help from a distant bonfire they see the night prior. As they venture towards the fire, they run into an old friend, Emmett (Cillian Murphy). Filed with grief and worry, Emmett wants to stay alone, but the ensuing events put everyone on their own path. A Quiet Place Part II, along with its predecessor, are largely unique films. By harnessing the silence, and telling the story with masterful camera work, Krasinski constantly keeps the audience engaged. Slow pans across wide landscapes give the audience a feel for what has happened in this world. An abandoned train station or an empty neighborhood shed some light on the pure terror these people must have felt when they first discovered the creatures. There is truly never a dull moment in this film; scenes are stitched together so perfectly that the movie seems to end right after it starts. Of course, much of this would not have worked if it weren't for the brilliant cast, who seem so in tune to what they are doing on screen that this other-worldly Sci-Fi scenario feels eerily authentic. Blunt, Murphy, Simmonds and Jupe all play a huge role in the film, and they all deliver in spades. Simmonds, in particular, takes on more of a role here, filling in for Krasinski's heroic character of the original film. She is seemingly capable of conveying any emotion through a simple look, and her presence in A Quiet Place Part II truly makes it a memorable film. There are so many components to this film that work flawlessly. All of the moving parts are melded together with a consistent, engaging style that breeds a must-see cinematic experience. Theater goers looking for an edge-of-your-seat thriller will not be disappointed. Krasinski's sequel sports an action-packed 97-minute run time, full of drama, tension, and horror. As viewers gear up to enter the New England wasteland, they should be prepared to experience genuine scares and triumphs.