Until they open themselves up to be vulnerable, they’re completely invulnerable.”
also the reason why they were able to survive kind of the explosion of their planet and then survive on these meteorites, because they’ve evolved to be bulletproof. They also develop a way to protect themselves from everything else so that’s why they’re bulletproof and all these things. " So the idea is if they grew up on a planet that had no humans and no light then they don’t need eyes, they can only hunt by sound. A Quiet Place's monster design makes them quite difficult to kill, with a kind of body armor that makes them immune to fire, and typically only die when their faces/brains are destroyed by bullets or other strong weaponry. The alien monsters in the A Quiet Place movies have certain weaknesses like aural sensitivity and the inability to swim.Īlthough neither movie spends too much time explaining the A Quiet Place monsters' origin, Krasinski said in an interview (via Collider) that the aliens came to Earth after their homeworld was destroyed: A Quiet Place explained that the monsters are blind and attracted to sound, and are quick to brutally attack their victims once any noise is detected.
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Fittingly, A Quiet Place 2 reveals alien origins for the monsters, with the alien design giving the horror movie a distinct sci-fi edge.Ī Quiet Place 2 is the anticipated sequel to John Krasinski’s critically acclaimed horror movie, expanding on the story of the Abbott family, whose habitual use of sign language allowed them to communicate without the monsters detecting them. The movie builds on the subtle information Lee (John Krasinski) had acquired in the basement from A Quiet Place. The sequel A Quiet Place Part II gives a much clearer picture of the monster origins for the blind creatures terrorizing an apocalyptic Earth. A Quiet Place 2’s Monster Origins Explained
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