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A Quiet Place: Day One (Just The Review) (Patreon)

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Exclusive to Patrons: We're bringing you our review of A Quiet Place: Day One early! David, Devindra, and Jeff discuss whether A Quiet Place: Day One is adds anything new to the world of A Quiet Place.

Spoilers begin at around ~23:00 into this audio.

Note: This is just the review segment of next week's podcast episode. The A Quiet Place: Day One podcast episode will air as usual, with this exact same segment at the end of it.

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Comments

Lahiru

Gotta say I was surprised this skips over how they figure things out. Completely with Jeff and Dave here, what the hell is the point of making it? Devindra’s argument doesn’t sound persuasive, but I’m intrigued enough to see it.

Danny Champlin

Devindra’s comments seem to be that he couldn’t imagine an interesting movie where they figure out what the alien’s thing is. I was honestly expecting something similar to Signs where discovery what the hell is going on is a major part of the movie.

DarmineDoggyDoor

Devindra saying the cat never meows feels like a huge spoiler! Wtf?

Cameron Stewart

Sounds like this movie needed a good shot of a whiteboard

Papool Chaudhari

100,000% agree with Jeff that we were promised that this would be Day One and it was hand waived away.

Papool Chaudhari
>>142168134

It's still entertaining, but Devindra is completely wrong and Jeff is 1000% right about this movie hand waiving Day One. Even though it is called Day One.

Jerry Mudd

I disagree with Jeff. I don’t get the same meaning from “Day One” as he does. To me it just means when it starts. Nothing indicates it’s gonna show the solution to the problem. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Really enjoyed it. I do agree it doesn’t add anything to the story.

Josh Froscheiser

Love Devindra’s take on this film and his passionate defense of prequels that offer something different, and I believe, more meaningful than an explanation of concepts A, B, and C - though I do understand those who feel mislead by the film’s title. Just saw the movie this morning and found it to be a moving statement on what it takes to survive as a species: empathy and cooperation. Shout out to Frodo, the very good boy whose literal job is to give comfort and support to his fragile human friends.

Cardassian Vexillology
>>142194612

They don't discover that the creatures are demons that can only be hurt by holy water in Signs. The movie ends with the family thinking they are aliens.

Cardassian Vexillology

They don't show nothing like Jeff says. They show that some of the asteroids land with weird pods that the aliens eat.

Cardassian Vexillology

The lead actress gets knocked out and wakes up on day two 🤣🤣🤣😅😅

Cardassian Vexillology
>>142310525

The movie doesn't show day one of the invasion. It shows 24 minutes then the main character gets knocked unconscious and wakes up day two. They should have called it A quite place Day Two

Jerry Mudd
>>142310525

It does show day one. The pods/aliens fell down from the sky. That was Day One. But you are correct she’s knocked out for some/most of day one.

Don Wood

Hearing Jeff say you can't get cats to do anything makes it clear his daughter is not yet in the "cat video" phase my daughter is in.

Matt Pereslucha

I'm so happy to hear Devindra's defense. I LOVED this movie and did not expect to since I think the first two are just "fine." I think Jeff was criticizing the movie against what he wanted it to be rather than meeting it where it was with what it was going.