To tell a joke, when I watched this film, I was disturbed by "Avengers 3". In the place where there was no sound in the front section, I could clearly hear the black panther in the next hall calling everyone to stand in the Wakanda language; somewhere in the back section, there was a place where there was movement, and the sound of the next dragon sign came from the next hall... … So, this is a movie that tests the soundproofing of the auditorium. It may not be the unscrupulous audience around you that most affects the viewing experience, but the sound insulation or abnormal noise of the theater. Closer to home. "Quietly" is obviously a movie with a setting serving the plot, and the relationship between the setting and the plot in the film, if it must be "serious", can be said to be untenable. However, I personally think that, at least as far as this film is concerned, blindly entangled in this may be inferior. The correct way to open it should be to immerse yourself in the film, feel it, and appreciate it. Looking back, you can also think about how serious and solid the atmosphere is in this film compared to many horror films that only show off cheap blood plasma and violence. Of course, it's best to be quiet around here. 75/100. The sound effects of the monsters in the PS film should have used ready-made sound effects library materials? Although this cost saving is reasonable, the sound effects of monsters are a bit ordinary compared to the horror effect that I want to pursue under this setting.
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