VP MOVIE REVIEW: A Quiet Place: Day One - Deep Dive | Sound, Cinematography, Editing & More!

Hey everyone! Vincent Powell here with a brand new movie review series. 🎬 Today, we’re diving deep into ‘A Quiet Place: Day One,’ directed by Michael Sarnoski and starring the incredible Lupita Nyong’o. Join me as we explore the film’s sound design, cinematography, editing, and wardrobe symbolism.
We’ll discuss:
• The magnetic sound design by Kate Bilinski that pulls you into a world where every sound matters.
• Pat Scola’s breathtaking cinematography that enhances the film’s tension and atmosphere.
• Fred Thoraval’s sharp and precise editing that keeps the narrative tight and the suspense high.
• The symbolic wardrobe choices that add depth to the characters and their journey.
Plus, I’ll share my personal thoughts and highlights, including some fun anecdotes from my own movie-watching experience. If you’re a fan of the franchise or just love a good thriller, this review is for you!
Spoiler Alert: There are some spoilers ahead, so make sure you’ve seen the movie first!
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[@KhomariFlash]

We need more reviews asap!!!!

[@rnf002]

Loved this. Ready for the next one

[@Capturetheprince]

Mr. Powell, Braxton Turner here. I went and saw A Quiet Place: Day one, while I was out if power due to Mrs. Beryl. I’d have to say, the film exceeded my expectations for a couple of reasons. As you mentioned in the beginning it time, our class, until this video had released, the importance of sound design can carry and enhance a story so well. Mrs or ms. Lupita really stole the show, her non verbal communication with her body language to help convey what she’s feeling is awesome. Just like you mentioned that your wife made noise with her cup… there were kids in this movie, with their continuous erupt laughter and I was wanted to say, “sssh,” so bad because in my mind the aliens were coming. Anyway, I can rave about this film all day, but I enjoyed it. I want to believe that I enjoyed this more than the other two iterations of the franchise.

[@ZachMilneTalksMovies]

I didn’t love it as much as Part 1 or 2 but as a survival thriller with aliens, I really enjoyed my time. The characters were enjoyable and Lupita Nyong’o and Joseph Quinn were excellent together. Great review

[@MarcusRFilms]

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