A Quiet Place (dir. John Krasinski).

[It’s] a riveting piece of genre filmmaking full of top-notch cinematic dread outside of being nearly silent. Krasinski and [Emily] Blunt make a dynamic pairing on screen and the former shows his talent as a serious filmmaker. However, the more you think about the contrived plot to maintain its crippling sense of fear despite clear and obvious possible solutions, the tight thriller starts to fall apart the more you think about its premise.

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