not gonna lie i wanted to scream with her so bad LOL.

Wow I didn't even know that could be possible

@@codyclaeys2008 that’s why I don’t give my children pharmaceuticals

@@wisegator4012 survival of the fittest

@@-Evo Inaction = Death. And people who take medicine have a much higher lifespan than those who don't... People on Earth who don't use medicine have an average lifespan of 53 years compared to those who do of which is 78 years. YOU and the Tribesmen are on the lower spectrum of Darwinism... Meaning people like you die younger and "Survive" the shortest. And that is not a opinion... that is fact. Also... i notice you said that you don't give your children pharmaceuticals... very specifically left yourself out... if you take pharmaceuticals for ANYTHING and you don't give your children medicine... you are the worst and most hypocritical parent i have ever met.

​@@-EvoSo you're telling me if your child got an infection, you'd let them die rather than get a round of antibiotics?

Jealous, people were chomping down as loud as possible in the quite scenes, super frustrating lol

Well when the film is as quiet as this, you’d be a real asshole to rustle with wrappers and stuff

I bet they were, good stuff eh✌

Someone's phone went off and the ENTIRE theatre freaked out.

I was in a theater and this dude started talking, his life was threatened by a nice lady.

Please! They have to watch it, it's one of my absolute favourites!

I hope they see this and do exactly that! Tremors is one of my absolute favorite movies ever. It’s sooo entertaining and they would definitely enjoy it

Yessss. Tremors is one the my favorite movies of all time.

Ah yes, the perfect horror/action movie.

I would love a reaction to Tremors.

that doesn't make any sense though because the creature what, silently killed the old woman, then left, then came back because the old man made a noise? surely the monster kill and then eat. they don't just leave the person there. it seemed more like the man killed the woman because he's just stood there, and then killed himself by making a noise. what made no sense is why he wouldn't jus stfu for a minute while they left. anguish doesn't usually physically overwhelm someone to the point they cant stop them self making noise. it seemed intentional that he wanted to risk getting them killed too. the problem is its difficult to film the scene they wanted to film because it just wouldn't happen. the scene would have been completely different if it made sense in the logic of the film. it would have just been them walking along the path, seeing a monster eating a woman in the distance, so they stop, then maybe the old man shows up somewhere else in the distance and sees his wife is dead, and then makes a noise, and the main characters are nowhere near by for it to be a danger to them. Maybe they could have been near the town, be about to walk into the store not knowing theres other people inside looking for supplies, then as they get to the doorway a noise from inside means a monster starts running at them because they're in the door way, only the jump out of the way just in time for the monster to run through the doorway into the store. one monster kills the guys wife, the old man makes a louder noise and more monsters show up while they're still near the doorway. They needed to solve the problem of how exactly people being super careful and aware and walking slowly could just accidentally come across a dead body in front of their path and there not be a monster there already.

@@ge2719 The Death Angels don't eat. They just kill.

Obviously the woman had an affair with the creature; the wound we see is where the baby monster came out from, and the old man screamed because he realized he married a filthy cheater. Lover boy then came back to take care of the husband.

​@ge2719 You said anguish doesn't usually physically overwhelm. I imagine you haven't experienced much anguish, then, or you're simply assuming everyone reacts to grief the same way you do. I've worked in hospice, and I've seen many people physically overwhelmed by grief. It can be an incredibly visceral, physical experience for a lot of people. The worst was the mother of my friend who died when we were 15. At the funeral, she dropped to the floor by the casket and wailed.

@ge2719it’s confirmed they don’t eat their victims

It's gotta be SBD's though. Other wise you're dead from something else.

And now I have the Blazing Saddles campfire scene in my brain......

Yep, as a kid I was taught never to play in or around a grain silo, for that very reason. Dry drowning is an awful way to go.

@@promontorium yeah, you are right, the grains do behave like a fluid but you are right. It was more about the visual metaphor.

I too have lost family to a grain silo

Farm boy here. I've spent time working in grain bins. You don't sink that fast. Grain bins ARE dangerous, but not because you're going to drown in corn. Lmao

i was snoozing during this movie, the second one is better

It seems like a draping net system (like cargo-net style) being built/installed would mitigate a lot of accidents. It can hang in the corn or lay over it in one fashion or another, and provide a means to 100% prevent someone from succumbing below the airline.

It's a good movie, but I don't like what aspect they decided to focus on. Spoilers About the people that survive. Just turns it into every other post-apocalyptic film/movie.

Lmao no it's not. The sequel is so stupid it's not even funny.

I liked the sequel. But it's not nearly as good as the original. The first one has much more of a story. It sets up the world amazingly, sets up really high stakes (killing off the boy early on), sets up the pregnancy beautifully which then adds an infinite amount of dread. All the set-ups and payoffs are masterfully done. The sequel does a few things really well, especially how it parallels two storylines with intercutting action beats. The Day 1 sequence is pretty cool too, particularly when the monsters show up. But the overall storyline is very episodic and doesn't feel like a complete story 😊 in and of itself

It’s not as good but it’s till great.

@@Skylingale’it’s so stupid yet I’m going to fail to give any reason as to why it was’

Same thing happened to me. I think it was COVID and not getting to watch movies and share things with people for a couple years.

Loneliness? I know it's why I do it. It's almost like having friends again.

@@r3dd3v1lL your kinda right, I'm happily married by my Mrs doesn't share my interests in film so this is a sorta happy medium 😊

@@r3dd3v1lL Yep. Each week I get to hear what my "friends" think of this thing that I have feelings about as well. Don't really get to talk about it, but hearing them talk about it is nice.

I also like that Krasinski really pushed to have a deaf actor for the girl. She's the one that taught everyone sign language too.

Except for some snags , start a wood chipper and all the monster would dive in head first 🙂

@@pete_lind Given that bullets don't kill them, they would absolutely shred a wood chipper

Indeed. it's so good. Masterful use of sound, excellent acting. Top-notch execution. The Quiet Place movies are a treat.

" there are 4 or 5 moments..." Yeah yeah I'll keep my eye open for those 4 or 5 moments...--Deadpool

Except how many waterfalls already have livable structures that close to them? For all the waterfalls that don't, building one would require such a ruckus it's not feasible. But I'm sure there are other constant noise generating scenarios that would mask living that might work, but they're just not here on the farm in the movie.

Calibre97 sees the plot hole in your comment 3 seconds in.

Also Mel Brooks' Silent Movie.

I saw this at a film festival at release and came to the comments to mention it! Surprised someone got there first, I thought it was somewhat obscure (although it was very well received).

Yeah, but the military use a whole bunch of equipment which operates at a huge range of frequencies. The family message of the film is quite good, but the monster concept makes absolutely no sense.

@@PerritoGG yeah, I know. It was one of those things you just had to swallow. I mean, if an animal is sensitive to a sense, and dangerous to humans, we would’ve investigated possible sensory overload the first thing we’d do when guns didn’t kill it. Still though. Hell of a movie

@@PerritoGG The military also 20 mm anti aircraft guns that fire at 300o to 4500 rounds per minute, can fire depleted uranium rounds and are radar guided. You could sit 3 or 4 of those together and start making noise, the aliens would be gone very quickly. You have to assume that these are outlying areas where the military has not yet gotten to. Then there are a LOT of other things they can use.

Criminally underrated movie!

And he does a pretty good jack ryan.

> It’s not as “good” as this one On the contrary, I'd argue Tremors is a pitch perfect movie. It knows exactly what it wants to be and executes it flawlessly. Also has similarly excellent (but more subtle) sound design that you only really pick up on a repeat watch.

They also talked about movies with no music. "Dog Day Afternoon" from 1975 is not a silent film, but there is no background music at all. The opening credits have an Elton John song playing but it is actually on the radio of the car that the protagonists are driving. So, even though the song is playing, you can here the noises of the street and the birds flying, etc. I would really recommend it to any fans of Sidney Lumet's film "12 Angry men" (same director as Dog Day Afternoon) and also any Al Pacino fans.

Yes - The Artist! Both my adult children and I are into photography and this B&W film is a masterclass in composition, exposure, lighting, etc. I must admit, I struggled a bit at the beginning but soon adjusted to the strangeness of silence.

Secret shitter?

@@hairywelder5188 Aspiring ...

@@yeoldegamer5112 we've got 3 stalls at work , I won't use the middle one if the other 2 are occupied. Don't care if that makes me strange or not 🤣🤣

@@hairywelder5188 I can totally understand that 😄 Btw, check out The Sketch Show - Men Can Multitask Too - British toilet humor for a good laugh