A Quiet Place II (Blu-ray) ( Blu Ray)

La seconda parte di uno dei film migliori prodotti di recente. Per gli appassionati di scenari apocalittici, finalmente una trama originale e un cast favoloso!

Buona continuazione del primo capitolo

znrpl

Recensito in Italia il 12 dicembre 2022

I protagonisti del primo capitolo si trovano in questo secondo film a uscire dal rifugio costruito per difendersi. Chiaramente questa scelta si rivelerà piena di insidie e i mostri non avranno perso nulla della loro spietata determinazione e "cattiveria" animalesca. Buona continuazione che introduce nuovi elementi alla narrazione e crea buoni momenti di tensione. Consigliato a coloro che hanno apprezzato il primo capitolo. Nota tecnica apprezzabile: il lavoro fatto sul rendering dei mostri che qui sono spesso in piena luce e quindi più dettagliati.

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Christian Lo Scalzo

Recensito in Italia il 16 febbraio 2024

Film all'altezza delle aspettative. Soprattutto all'altezza dell'episodio precedente. Adesso aspetterò il 24 giugno

E' arrivato privo di palo centrale . Non posso usarlo

Recensito in Italia il 19 marzo 2024

Potrebbe starci anche un “Quiet place III”

Recensito in Italia il 8 marzo 2024

Fornisce una visione più ampia sull’accaduto.

Recensito in Italia il 14 marzo 2023

Gradevole da vedere, ma come spesso accade, la prima è nettamente meglio... seppur sia ovvio che volessero lasciar spazio ad un sequel, potevano impegnarsi un pochino di più a mio avviso

Recensito in Italia il 23 febbraio 2024

Buon Sequel da vedere.

Recensito in Italia il 28 febbraio 2024

Serie che di certo seguira con una terza parte.

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D J Jackson: Passionate about Film.

KRASINSKI CONTINUES TO DELIVER SPLENDID 5 STAR SCARES!

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 20 agosto 2023

This is a review of the 2021 All Region Blu-ray from Paramount Home Entertainment. It comes with a selection of extras. This is one of Paramount’s inexpensive, high quality discs, with excellent visuals, and superb sound ~ and lack of sound!

We loved ‘A Quiet Place I’ from 2018. Highly original and made on a low budget, it concentrated on well-rounded characterisation and splendidly prolonged tension. I cheerfully awarded it 6 Stars, for the beautifully crafted screenplay, excellent acting and superb overall presentation. This film is largely a sequel that continues pretty well exactly from where the first film ends. However, it actually begins with a mini flashback, showing ‘Day 1’, the first day of the extraterrestrial incursion, from the perspective of the Abbotts, the family at the heart of both films. This allows us to see again, the two family members lost to the aliens in Part 1, including husband/father Lee, played by both film’s director/screenwriter, John Krasinski. Apparently, a full ‘Day 1’ prequel is due for release in 2024.

Given the huge success of Part 1, it was inevitable that the studio should want more and bigger. The budget for Part 2 was well over three times that of the first film. As a result, it is marginally longer (at 97 minutes); the claustrophobically narrow setting broadens, with the family on the move; and there is a significantly larger cast ~ in Part 1, only the family features. The expanded cast is largely made up of extras, with the family remaining the focus of the action. However, a new central character is added, an old acquaintance from pre-invasion, Emmett, played by Cillian Murphy, in whiskers and camouflage gear.

With the same writer/director, fortunately the overall flavour of the film changes little from Part 1. Again, it is well written, imaginative and handsomely delivered, though inevitably it is less intimate and warm. ‘Action’ becomes more the theme, rather than the very clever ‘Dynamic Inaction’ portrayed in Part 1. We also begin to see the usual ‘nasty humans’, that post-apocalyptic dramas always throw up. However, George Lucas’s ‘Industrial Light & Magic’ continues to deliver some of the most scary and dangerous looking ‘beasties’ of any recent Sci-Fi film, in satisfying numbers.

The main stars are, as before, Emily Blunt as Mum; British child actor Noah Jupe as Marcus, the younger sibling; and Millicent Simmonds, a young deaf actress, as Regan, the Abbott’s oldest child. Her deafness is critical to the plot, and the family actors all learnt American Sign Language for the film. Simmonds is particularly good, interacting well too with Murphy, and with him taking on the brunt of the action scenes. She manages this really successfully, and the tension is kept ratcheted up.

Is the film as good as Part 1? In all honesty, it is tricky to answer this. This is emphatically NOT a film that would mean much, if you hadn’t watched Part 1. But if you HAVE, then you are likely to be longing for this film! And it doesn’t disappoint: it picks up the ball and runs hard, taking the story forward, and advancing the Abbotts along a path to…. Well, that will no doubt become clearer when Part 3 is released in 2025! Let us HOPE that the franchise remains in the same hands throughout ~ Paramount did countenance the submission of ideas from other writers and directors for Part 2, before agreeing to let Krasinski develop his vision. Keep up the good work, John!

2 persone l'hanno trovato utile

butch

Good

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 16 marzo 2024

Nice follow up to the 1st movie

Hugo

Muito bom... Com legendas em português.

Recensito in Spagna il 17 dicembre 2022

Chegou imaculado.
Muitos extras. Com legendas em várias línguas (Mais do que as que estão mensionadas na página e na caixa) inclusive com legendas em português.
Recomendo por completo

Toms Reviews

No Snacks Allowed

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 3 settembre 2021

A Quiet Place 2 manages to overcome the difficulties of producing a quality sequel to an already fantastic original movie. Taking what was so great about the original movie, this sequel again builds tension using audio amazingly well along with a solid story and smart cinematic sequences that led to me thoroughly enjoying this movie.

The Good
The audio track is brilliant
Clever cinematography
Engaging acting and storytelling

The Bad
Aliens feel less of a threat
Voices are sometimes hard to hear
Basic physical packaging

The one thing this movie does very well is it makes you feel for the characters, you truly understand their struggle to survive in this apocalyptic world. This helps you get fully involved in the movie, you find yourself willing them on, wanting them to reach safety. Especially Regan Abbott from the first movie who plays a much more mature protector style role who wants to do her bit to help her family after losing her father.

The storytelling and cinematography in this film are 1st class, with transitions and filming all flowing very well together when you jump between the story paths of different characters. At times it is a very pretty movie, despite the circumstances, the characters are in.

The favourite thing for me about these movies is the audio, and the sequel did not disappoint. The times where audio is completely cut and everything is silent is not something you get used to in a film and it really gives you an idea of how it must be for Regan with her hearing disability in that world. Once the action starts the audio stage really ramps up and sounds fantastic on my 5.1 surround sound, this is a movie that demands the volume to be turned up. The only thing I would note is sometimes voices can be a little difficult to hear.

Finally, the one thing that makes this film lose its appeal to me is the feeling that the aliens are a threat to the characters. Near the end of the film, you learn of something that makes the universe less believable in my eyes. To avoid giving away too much that is all I will say.

For physical collectors, the packaging is rather basic. You get a slipcover with a 4k and standard Blu Ray disc that does not feature any artwork.

Mr Robinson

one sequel that's actually Good

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 13 febbraio 2022

Is a 2020 American post-apocalyptic horror film and the sequel to 2018's A Quiet Place, following the family from the first film as they continue to navigate and survive in a post-apocalyptic world inhabited by blind aliens with an acute sense of hearing. The film was written, produced and directed by John Krasinski for Paramount Pictures. Emily Blunt, Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe reprise their roles from the first film, while Cillian Murphy and Djimon Hounsou join the cast; Krasinski returns from the first film in a new flashback sequence.

Paramount Pictures began the development of a sequel in April 2018, following the box-office success of the first film. By the following August, Krasinski was working on the screenplay, and in February 2019, he was confirmed as returning to direct. Production took place in Western New York from June to September 2019. Krasinski was credited with writing the sequel, based on characters created by Bryan Woods and Scott Beck. The sequel was produced on a budget of around $55–61 million, over three times the original's $17 million.

The film had its world premiere in New York City on March 8, 2020, and after over a year of postponements due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it was theatrically released in the United States on May 28, 2021. It became available to stream on Paramount+ 45 days after its theatrical debut. The film set several box office records, including the biggest opening weekend of the COVID-19 pandemic, and grossed $297.4 million worldwide. It received positive reviews from critics, who praised the story and the addition of Murphy's character Emmett.

Krasinski and Blunt make such a wonderful couple on and off-screen and this just shows how much talent they have in this simple and effective sequel that done right and will give you more thrills.