I made the conscious decision to make it the first scene because I wanted that rule to unlock the movie for the rest of the experience." 4) Evelyn's pregnancy is a partial consequence of Beau’s death “The movie version would say, well the child can't die because nobody can take that. "The power of a child dying set up what I found to be a great opportunity to instill the terror of this reality,” Krasinski explains. If you found that death shocking, you were supposed to. The idea of the Jurassic Park kitchen scene – if you make a sound, you have to stay still and hope that they don't get to you – that was always in my mind."ģ) Beau’s death was designed to throw audiencesĪ Quiet Place constantly subverts viewer expectations, right from the opening scene in which the family’s youngest son is introduced and quickly dispatched by one of the creatures. On the family’s survival tactics, he said: "I loved the idea of your second and third chance – meaning, if you did make a sound, you go into a whole other level of survival which is, 'Now that I've made a sound, if I run I'm dead, if I stay still I may be dead'. Spielberg may not be known as an outright horror director, but his knack for incredibly tense set-pieces clearly rubbed off on Krasinski. Just try to crop-dust, as long as they're not loud and violent you're going to be fine.” 2) The raptors in the kitchen scene from Jurassic Park was an influence “He said, what happens if we need to cough? And I said, well you guys would know to pick up a pillow and cough into the pillow I only imagine now little Noah putting a pillow on his behind and farting into a pillow, knowing that it would save his life. “He was our sounding board for a lot of this,” said Krasinski. One person on set did bring it up though, and typically it was a teenage boy – Noah Jupe, who plays Marcus.
For all the noises that pop up in A Quiet Place – smashing glass, rustling grains, apocalypse-inappropriate toys – nobody ever attracts the creatures’ attention by breaking wind. WARNING: CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS FOR A QUIET PLACE 1) There's a definitive solution to THAT farting problemĭon’t lie, you were thinking about it.
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