A Quiet Place Part II (2020) KILL COUNT - Summary

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The text is a review of the movie "A Quiet Place Part 2", which is the sequel to the first "A Quiet Place" film. The review discusses the plot, characters, and the film's strengths and weaknesses. The reviewer, James Agenese, praises the film for its exploration of the post-apocalyptic world, the impressive alien design, and the emotional storyline. However, he criticizes the film for its inconsistent pacing and the illogical character decisions.

The review also delves into the film's production, including the use of practical effects, the recreation of the first film's location, and the use of a soundproof chamber for a scene. The reviewer also mentions the film's score, the performances of the actors, and the film's impact on the audience.

Finally, the review concludes with a count of the number of kills in the film, which is 34. The reviewer also gives the "golden chainsaw" award for the coolest kill to a woman from the opening scene.

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1. The text is a review of the movie "A Quiet Place Part 2".
2. The movie was directed by John Krasinski, who also co-wrote the first film.
3. The first film, "A Quiet Place", was a breakout hit in 2018, earning glowing reviews and an Oscar for sound editing.
4. "A Quiet Place Part 2" was released in 2021, two years after its premiere.
5. The film is a sequel to the first movie, which was never written with a sequel in mind.
6. The first film was a love letter to Krasinski's kids, and the sequel was a step forward for the series.
7. The sequel was given a budget more than three times as big as the first film.
8. The film explores the post-apocalyptic world of the first film further, with a flashback showing the day of the alien invasion.
9. The film structure was criticized for being confusing and the ending was described as abrupt.
10. The film was shot in Akron, New York, just outside of Buffalo, and 200 miles away from Little Falls, where the first film was shot.
11. The production designer, Jess Gonchor, had to recreate the first film's location using fake storefronts on Akron's main street.
12. The film features a large furnace that works as a soundproof chamber, used to fix up Marcus's injury and to quietly talk to each other.
13. The film features a scene where Reagan uses a gun to lure the alien out of the furnace room, then lights the alien on fire using another gunshot and a whole bunch of oil.
14. The film ends with a scene where the alien is defeated by Reagan and Marcus, and the alien's armor opens up in response to sound.
15. The film was criticized for its arbitrary rules, with the reviewer stating that they would count the aliens as kills.
16. The film had a runtime of 97 minutes, resulting in an average of one kill every 2.85 minutes.