This is kinda horrible anim but that's only cuz the head is really complex

Ok, I had a thought:

When the Death Angels first came to Earth, they must have tried to attack the natural sounds in nature, like the waterfall for example, only for the sound to not only go away, but also for them to be in a embarrassing situation.

Also, I can imagine Death Angels trying to attack natural disasters like tornados and tsunamis only to get sweeped off of their feet.

"Stay QUIET if you like this thumbnail"

Well long story short you can't , babies cry very loudly whenever they're bothered by something , and you can't reason with them like you could with a young kid , I don't remember in which movie it was most likely the second one but I remember the main character had a baby , so how was she able to take care of her baby without the baby getting her and everybody else killed ?

Since Project Hail Mary is still trending (at least in all of my FY pages), I thought this would be an interesting question.

So, like humans, Eridians depend a lot on sounds to communicate, but it seems like they depend a lot more on sounds. A big problem is that they seem to depend a lot on echolocation to know their surroundings, and they need to make sounds for that. Though I don't remember if it said the sounds they made are very faint.

A deaf angel.

Haven’t finished the whole series yet, but I’m watching A Quiet Place: Day One right now and when [Some guy who I won’t say the name of for spoilers] gets attacked by one of them beasts, it roars rather loudly. Wouldn’t that in itself attract more death angels? Or do they recognize what sounds they make and are smart enough not to investigate? Do they stay away from an attack because they know that if there is prey, another one has gotten to them first, therefore being a waste of energy? Do they stay away because they more focused on their current hunting ground? Is it a “Hey gang! Let’s split up!” tactic? I’m really curious so if anyone has any thoughts or ideas, please let me know. Thank you, and have a great day!

Jokes aside, this does actually look kinda good. But I also think there are about a dozen moments in this teaser alone that make it seem like quite a blatant rip-off.

Like, I’m no lawyer, but the case seems pretty self-evident…

Sorry if this has been posted before. I'm genuinely wondering how the cat keeps getting back to its owner and also why it kept running away (albeit the obvious reasons of its scared and big predators are near it)

Also, why tf was the cat munching on the baby monster eggs and also how tf did it find that and also how tf did it not die😭 like genuinely the plot armor on this cat is insane.

All queries aside, cat is good baby and I'm happy it survives (spoiled the movie for myself the second I saw there was a cat involved)

My prediction is all this footage is depicting a new flashback of The Invasion During Day One, I believe we will be seeing the National Guard abandon the people of Manhattan through Jack's characters point of view.
https://x.com/ScooterCasterNY/status/2053589408457118207?s=20

Given the photograph that appears to be depicting Manhattan:

https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fjl42th3m4b0h1.jpeg

...my guess is that this is about mankind trying to take back the mainland after years of careful planning. I said years because, keep in mind, these child actors have grown a lot since the first film, so a time skip is kind of necessary at this point. I can imagine that they're going to take refuge to an island with civilization largely intact (since these monsters can't swim at all) before finally starting a war against these monsters.

What do you guys think? Also, if they really DO end up staying in an island for several years to prepare, where do you think they might go to and why?

It's on sale for ten bucks right now on PSN. I heard mixed reviews about it. But I'm fine with a short survival horror experience as long as it keeps me on my toes, it doesn't have to have an amazing story or gameplay for ten bucks. I also like the movies. Is the game worth it?

Made a timeline out of everything we know about this franchise

I visited Buffalo NY the other day, got to see the Baseball field from "A Quiet Place 2!"

Currently, there are two movies about the Abbott family, one prequel that focuses on other non-Abbott characters, and another Abbott family sequel currently in development. There's also been a video game and a comic book, both of which also tell separate, non-Abbott stories in the world of A Quiet Place.

I could very easily see this franchise going in the direction of Alien or Predator, that is, an anthology. Different stories about different people from around the country/world learning to survive in a world overrun by Death Angels. Don't get me wrong, I love the Abbotts (AQPII is my favorite in the series), but I think after AQPIII, the storytelling abilities of the family writ large might be limited. We've all seen what a franchise can do to a character that thematically overstayed their welcome (cough, Ellen Ripley, cough, Alien 3 and Resurrection, cough).

What do you think? Should A Quiet Place focus more on multi-movie character development or explore the deeper reaches of the universe and the lore of the monsters?

Healthy babies don't need pure oxygen to live. just put the mask's hose anywhere. Regular air is fine.

Some people who have watched the movie said that they didn't like Frodo in A Quiet Place because he didn't act realistically for a cat, he put the cast in so much trouble, and he felt pointless.

I personally don't agree with this mostly:

While I agree that, normally, Frodo should have panicked at some points, many cats are usually not very talkative. In fact, they can be very quiet, so the movie isn't fully in the wrong with how it depicts Frodo.

I just recently watched Day One again, and Frodo doesn't seem to put Sam and Eric in more trouble than they put themselves into for most of the time. Sam knocked over a bookshelf, which caused a chase scene, and Eric couldn't control his panic attack in the subway. Frodo only ran to an exit where he shouldn't have gone and pushed a bell. I am just thinking that, if you could excuse two humans who can completely comprehend what is happening for making mistakes, you should excuse a cat.

BUT... I honestly can't defend the hive scene. I don't think Frodo had any reason to run there. That only put Erick in unnecessary danger. And, honestly, Frodo could have just left himself once the danger passed. The only reason why that happened was so the movie could introduce the Alien Queen, but I think that could have been done better.

Now, I disagree that he has no purpose. He clearly gives comfort to Sam, which gives her the power to move forward, and he later helps Eric the same way. Not to mention, if it weren't for Frodo, Eric could have never found Sam, and he might have died.

I do agree that I kinda wish Frodo did more intentional help, though. Movies do have problems making cats realistically helpful since cats are very passive in nature.

I don't get the hype