Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great movie, suspenseful, good storyline, would recommend

Great movie. I would recommend this movie to a friend.

Great film. I waited to buy until the price went down.

Great concept that was excuted flawlessly. A great movie.

This movie is a masterpiece in new horror two thumbs up!

Wow. Amazing movie. Great suspenses, good for everyone.

This movies is awesome! Great addition to my collection.

A different type of horror movie. Intense and thrilling.

Liked this movie, kept us in suspense the whole time!

Awesome movie and another steel book for our collection

Worth the watch!! Great cast and suspenseful. Great

Movie was different than most. Where did they come from

Great movie. Great picture quality! Most own for anyone!

Loved the concept and uniqueness of this horror movie.

This has to be one of my favorite movies of all times.

I saw deaf actress perform very good. I really love it.

Great movie especially if you have a home theater!

Excellent science fiction, very unique type of movie!

Highly recommended looks incredible on 4K a must buy!

A Quiet Place is a film of great sonic interest, even if that doesn't always translate into great sonic intensity. But it does, as it needs. The film opens with little footsteps and the trace sound of a crayon scribbling on the floor. Characters communicate in sign language, and the most insignificant, hushed sound can be vital to their survival, or a misstep that could cost them dearly. Silence is necessary through much of the film, and gentle support nuance can become a sonic focal point, which the Atmos track delivers with impressive placement and clarity, even at whisper-quiet levels. The track can get so quiet, at times, that ambient sound in the home theater -- like a running air conditioner -- can get in the way of any given scene's silent intensity. Modest winds blow about, light rustling leaves define the countryside, and floating papers blow around abandoned towns. These can be essential, mood- and environment-shaping sounds, elevated well beyond traditional sound roles in other films, but not amplified. Six minutes in and music does enter the track: it's fluid, light, and well spaced. On the other hand, particularly later on in the movie, music can be heart-pounding and intense, enveloping a large portion of the listening area.