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** Judging by entries on this very wiki, you would assume Marcus is a [[DiryCoward sniveling]], [[HystericalWoman screaming]], [[TooDumbToLive incompetent]] buffoon who does nothing but cause problems for his family. He's not: He's a [[IllBoy sickly]] young boy (younger than Regan) who knows his limits, and keeps out of physical work. He frightens easily, yes, but [[RealityEnsues nearly every single child on the planet does]]. His disputes with Regan over how to handle certain situations are always framed as BothSidesHaveAPoint, as running away [[KnowWhenToFoldEm isn't always the worst thing.]] Most notably, the moment that everyone points to as his supreme moment of "cowardice" is when he slinks behind water heaters as the aliens charge at his mother and sister. He's doing this because A: His mother literally ordered him to, B: They have the weapons and he doesn't, and most importantly, C: ''He is literally holding and keeping his baby brother out of harm's way for the battle that's about to commence'', which is an extremely important task.
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** Judging by entries on this very wiki, you would assume Marcus is a [[DiryCoward [[DirtyCoward sniveling]], [[HystericalWoman screaming]], [[TooDumbToLive incompetent]] buffoon who does nothing but cause problems for his family. He's not: He's a [[IllBoy sickly]] young boy (younger than Regan) who knows his limits, and keeps out of physical work. He frightens easily, yes, but [[RealityEnsues nearly every single child on the planet does]]. His disputes with Regan over how to handle certain situations are always framed as BothSidesHaveAPoint, as running away [[KnowWhenToFoldEm isn't always the worst thing.]] Most notably, the moment that everyone points to as his supreme moment of "cowardice" is when he slinks behind water heaters as the aliens charge at his mother and sister. He's doing this because A: His mother literally ordered him to, B: They have the weapons and he doesn't, and most importantly, C: ''He is literally holding and keeping his baby brother out of harm's way for the battle that's about to commence'', which is an extremely important task.
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* Both of the older Abbott children unfortunately get this.
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* RonTheDeathEater: Both of the older Abbott children unfortunately get this.
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** A lot of commenters online seem to believe that Regan is an EnfantTerrible who murdered her own little brother in cold blood, then spent the entire film [[UngratefulBastard spitting in the face of her loving father]] until she gets him killed. In reality, she's a young girl who made a horrible mistake that she lives with every day (and indeed, she grieves for the accidental death of her brother every day of her life), and her surly nature is because she has a disability in a [[CrapsackWorld horrible]] [[AfterTheEnd world]] and feels like she's a burden on her family because of it. Overall, she's a ''child'', and makes mistakes like a child would, but she's doing her best.
** Judging by entries on this very wiki, you would assume Marcus is a [[DiryCoward sniveling]], [[HystericalWoman screaming]], [[TooDumbToLive incompetent]] buffoon who does nothing but cause problems for his family. He's not: He's a [[IllBoy sickly]] young boy (younger than Regan) who knows his limits, and keeps out of physical work. He frightens easily, yes, but [[RealityEnsues nearly every single child on the planet does]]. His disputes with Regan over how to handle certain situations are always framed as BothSidesHaveAPoint, as running away [[KnowWhenToFoldEm isn't always the worst thing.]] Most notably, the moment that everyone points to as his supreme moment of "cowardice" is when he slinks behind water heaters as the aliens charge at his mother and sister. He's doing this because A: His mother literally ordered him to, B: They have the weapons and he doesn't, and most importantly, C: ''He is literally holding and keeping his baby brother out of harm's way for the battle that's about to commence'', which is an extremely important task.
** A lot of commenters online seem to believe that Regan is an EnfantTerrible who murdered her own little brother in cold blood, then spent the entire film [[UngratefulBastard spitting in the face of her loving father]] until she gets him killed. In reality, she's a young girl who made a horrible mistake that she lives with every day (and indeed, she grieves for the accidental death of her brother every day of her life), and her surly nature is because she has a disability in a [[CrapsackWorld horrible]] [[AfterTheEnd world]] and feels like she's a burden on her family because of it. Overall, she's a ''child'', and makes mistakes like a child would, but she's doing her best.
** Judging by entries on this very wiki, you would assume Marcus is a [[DiryCoward sniveling]], [[HystericalWoman screaming]], [[TooDumbToLive incompetent]] buffoon who does nothing but cause problems for his family. He's not: He's a [[IllBoy sickly]] young boy (younger than Regan) who knows his limits, and keeps out of physical work. He frightens easily, yes, but [[RealityEnsues nearly every single child on the planet does]]. His disputes with Regan over how to handle certain situations are always framed as BothSidesHaveAPoint, as running away [[KnowWhenToFoldEm isn't always the worst thing.]] Most notably, the moment that everyone points to as his supreme moment of "cowardice" is when he slinks behind water heaters as the aliens charge at his mother and sister. He's doing this because A: His mother literally ordered him to, B: They have the weapons and he doesn't, and most importantly, C: ''He is literally holding and keeping his baby brother out of harm's way for the battle that's about to commence'', which is an extremely important task.
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* {{Narm}}: The old man's wildly contorting expressions of grief are either [[NarmCharm appropriately tragic]] and anguished or downright hilarious.
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* {{Narm}}: The old man's wildly contorting expressions of grief are either [[NarmCharm appropriately tragic]] and anguished or downright hilarious.hilarious (he's trying to prevent himself from screaming because [[TearJerker his wife has just been killed]], but ''still'').
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* HarsherInHindsight: Day 1 of the alien invasion is stated to have begun in 2020, as the film was released in 2018 no one could have known just how turbulent 2020 would actually turn out to be in real life, especially with the town shown to be completely deserted by Day 89 [[spoiler: which is stated to have been also in 2020 from the years written on Beau's memorial]] reminiscent of the lockdowns in the wake of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic.
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* CoupleBomb: Subverted. Husband and wife John Krasinski and Emily Blunt star, showcasing a natural on-screen chemistry as a loving couple - and the film was a SleeperHit.
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** ''Film/MaryPoppinsReturns'' is another film released in 2018 featuring a bathtub scene for Emily Blunt. The two scenes got jokingly compared - as this involves protecting a child, while the one in ''Mary Poppins'' has her seemingly not caring that a child has disappeared via the bath.
** Alongside the movies mentioned under DuelingWorks, the Oscar winner for Best Short Film that year was ''The Silent Child'' - also about a deaf child, and using similar sound techniques to convey that.
** ''Film/MaryPoppinsReturns'' is another film released in 2018 featuring a bathtub scene for Emily Blunt. The two scenes got jokingly compared - as this involves protecting a child, while the one in ''Mary Poppins'' has her seemingly not caring that a child has disappeared via the bath.
** Alongside the movies mentioned under DuelingWorks, the Oscar winner for Best Short Film that year was ''The Silent Child'' - also about a deaf child, and using similar sound techniques to convey that.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: A character performing [[spoiler: a HeroicSacrifice by screaming to draw blind monsters away from another character]] had been done in the climax of ''Film/TheDescentPart2''.
* ParanoiaFuel: The film is naturally full of it due to its use of NothingIsScarier. John Krasinski's WordOfGod that the characters don't wear shoes partly because they would prevent knowing what surface they're walking on (and how noisy it would be) just adds to it.
* ParanoiaFuel: The film is naturally full of it due to its use of NothingIsScarier. John Krasinski's WordOfGod that the characters don't wear shoes partly because they would prevent knowing what surface they're walking on (and how noisy it would be) just adds to it.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Day 1 of the alien invasion is stated to have begun in 2020, as the film was released in 2018 no one could have known just how turbulent 2020 would actually turn out to be in real life, especially with the town shown to be completely deserted by Day 89 [[spoiler: which is stated to have been also in 2020 from the years written on Beau's memorial]] reminiscent of the lockdowns in the wake of the COVID19Pandemic.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Day 1 of the alien invasion is stated to have begun in 2020, as the film was released in 2018 no one could have known just how turbulent 2020 would actually turn out to be in real life, especially with the town shown to be completely deserted by Day 89 [[spoiler: which is stated to have been also in 2020 from the years written on Beau's memorial]] reminiscent of the lockdowns in the wake of the COVID19Pandemic.UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Day 1 of the alien invasion is stated to have begun in 2020, as the film was released in 2018 no one could have known just how turbulent 2020 would actually turn out to be in real life, especially with the town shown to be completely deserted by Day 89 [[spoiler: which is stated to have been also in 2020 from the years written on Beau's memorial]] reminiscent of the lockdowns in the wake of the Usefulnotes/Coronavirus.COVID19Pandemic.
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* HolyShitQuotient: Almost all of the Super Bowl trailer, but especially the beginning where it's implied [[spoiler: the monster is part of an invading alien force]].
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* InferredHolocaust: The general AfterTheEnd atmosphere implies that '''billions''' of people are dead, and it's unknown if civilization will ever be able to truly recover. Then again, even if 99 percent of the populace is dead, that still leaves a lot of people and genetic diversity, and even more significantly, the Earth has gotten a break from a lot of heavy pollution, so rebuilding may not be totally out of the question. Not only that, whilst terrestrial wildlife may have taken a hit, oceans, lakes and rivers are all breathing a collective sigh of relief as the fish population stabilises and rebuilds.
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* InferredHolocaust: The general AfterTheEnd atmosphere implies that '''billions''' of people are dead, and it's unknown if civilization will ever be able to truly recover. Then again, even if 99 percent of the populace is dead, that still leaves a lot of people and genetic diversity, and even more significantly, the Earth has gotten a break from a lot of heavy pollution, so rebuilding may not be totally out of the question. Not only that, whilst terrestrial wildlife may have taken a hit, oceans, lakes and rivers are all breathing a collective sigh of relief as the fish population stabilises and rebuilds.dead.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: For such a small budget, the visual effects for the monsters look fantastic. Given the visual effects company is Creator/IndustrialLightAndMagic, this isn’t surprising. There's also the fact that the monsters spend most of the film "offscreen", or only there for a split-second.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: For such a small budget, the visual effects for the monsters look fantastic. Given the visual effects company is Creator/IndustrialLightAndMagic, this isn’t surprising. There's also the fact that the monsters spend most of the film "offscreen", or only there for a split-second.'
* TheyCopiedItNowItSucks: Some fans of the source novel ''Film/TheSilence2019'' was based on had assumed when they saw the first teaser ad for ''A Quiet Place'' that the title of the former's film adaptation had been changed[[note]]especially since at one point in the novel the deaf character tells her mother that she deals with the stress of their situation by going to "the quiet place in my head"[[/note]]. Since ''The Silence'' was filmed first, they have assumed Krasinski's film was a deliberate ripoff, even though the script had been in development since 2015, and disparaged it.
* TheyCopiedItNowItSucks: Some fans of the source novel ''Film/TheSilence2019'' was based on had assumed when they saw the first teaser ad for ''A Quiet Place'' that the title of the former's film adaptation had been changed[[note]]especially since at one point in the novel the deaf character tells her mother that she deals with the stress of their situation by going to "the quiet place in my head"[[/note]]. Since ''The Silence'' was filmed first, they have assumed Krasinski's film was a deliberate ripoff, even though the script had been in development since 2015, and disparaged it.
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** Inevitably, the idea behind the movie quickly led to comments such as [[SelfDeprecation "I would never last two seconds in this movie,"]] and asking about how the characters would deal with bodily functions.
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** Inevitably, the idea behind the movie quickly led to comments such as [[SelfDeprecation "I would never last two seconds in this movie,"]] and asking about how the characters would deal with [[NobodyPoops bodily functions.functions]].
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* SignatureScene: [[spoiler:Evelyn stepping on an exposed nail on the basement stairs.]] It especially got attention for how in a movie full of dangerous aliens, the scariest scene is instead something so mundane precisely because you know it could very well happen to you, and made all the more impactful by [[spoiler:our uneasily waiting for about an hour knowing someone would step on it at some point]].
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* Shocking Moments: Almost all of the Super Bowl trailer, but especially the beginning where it's implied [[spoiler: the monster is part of an invading alien force]].
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* AwardSnub: Emily Blunt garnered acclaim for her performance, including a Screen Actor Guild nom, but was unfortunately left out come Oscar announcement morning. Of course, Blunt could've gotten out because of [[Film/MaryPoppinsReturns another acclaimed performance]] to split nominations, and she didn’t even get a nom for ''that'' one, either.
** Thankfully, she did at least end up [[AvertedTrope winning that Screen Actor Guild award]]... in the ''[[AwardCategoryFraud Supporting]]'' Actress category, given Blunt's other role that year was in Best Actress.
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* AwardSnub: Emily Blunt garnered acclaim for her performance, including a Screen Actor Guild nom, but was unfortunately left out come Oscar announcement morning. Of course, Blunt could've gotten out because of [[Film/MaryPoppinsReturns another acclaimed performance]] to split nominations, and she didn’t even get a nom for ''that'' one, either.
**either. Thankfully, she did at least end up [[AvertedTrope winning that Screen Actor Guild award]]... in the ''[[AwardCategoryFraud Supporting]]'' Actress category, given Blunt's other role that year was in Best Actress.
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* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Many critics and even audience members have been very impressed by Creator/JohnKrasinski in the film - both as the director and as the father - especially considering how he's still best known as [[Series/TheOfficeUS Jim Halpert]].
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* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Many critics and even audience members have been very impressed by Creator/JohnKrasinski in the film - -- both as the director and as the father - -- especially considering how he's still best known as [[Series/TheOfficeUS Jim Halpert]].
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* InferredHolocaust: The general AfterTheEnd atmosphere implies that '''billions''' of people are dead, and it's unknown if civilization will ever be able to truly recover. Then again, even if 99 percent of the populace is dead, that still leaves a lot of people and genetic diversity, and even more significantly, the Earth has gotten a break from a lot of heavy pollution, so rebuilding may not be totally out of the question.
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* InferredHolocaust: The general AfterTheEnd atmosphere implies that '''billions''' of people are dead, and it's unknown if civilization will ever be able to truly recover. Then again, even if 99 percent of the populace is dead, that still leaves a lot of people and genetic diversity, and even more significantly, the Earth has gotten a break from a lot of heavy pollution, so rebuilding may not be totally out of the question. Not only that, whilst terrestrial wildlife may have taken a hit, oceans, lakes and rivers are all breathing a collective sigh of relief as the fish population stabilises and rebuilds.
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* HypeBacklash: Some who’ve seen the film don’t think it warranted the acclaim it got, which only seemed to lessen their opinions on it.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: For such a small budget, the visual effects for the monsters look fantastic. Given the visual effects company is Creator/IndustrialLightAndMagic, this isn’t surprising.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The scene with the old man is a textbook example. Comes out of nowhere, has no impact on the rest of the plot, could be cut from the movie and nothing vital would be lost.
** It serves as {{Foreshadowing}} for [[spoiler: Lee doing the same at the climax, screaming to drive the monsters away from his children and towards him.]]
* CounterpartComparison: The premise of hearing-based monsters is quite similar to that of the Clickers in ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUs''. Probably helps that there's a bearded protagonist in both.
** It serves as {{Foreshadowing}} for [[spoiler: Lee doing the same at the climax, screaming to drive the monsters away from his children and towards him.]]
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* HeReallyCanAct: Many critics and even audience members have been very impressed by Creator/JohnKrasinski in the film - both as the director and as the father - especially considering how he's still best known as [[Series/TheOfficeUS Jim Halpert]].
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* CounterpartComparison: The premise of hearing-based monsters is quite similar to that of [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUs the Clickers in The Last of Us]].''VideoGame/TheLastOfUs''. Probably helps that there's a bearded protagonist in both.