Same story as "Sshhh" and "Bird Box", In this movie you can speak (loudly).But you can see, which is different by Netflix.
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The Silence
Overview
With the world under attack by deadly creatures who hunt by sound, a teen and her family seek refuge outside the city and encounter a mysterious cult.
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Release date
16/05/2019
Votes
1,719
Popularity
6.2
Stanley Tucci
Hugh Andrews
Kiernan Shipka
Ally Andrews
Miranda Otto
Kelly Andrews
Kate Trotter
Lynn
John Corbett
Glenn
Kyle Breitkopf
Jude Andrews
Dempsey Bryk
Rob
Billy MacLellan
The Reverend
Chris Whitby
Man with Shotgun
Barbara Gordon
Woman with Shotgun
Zoe Doyle
Mother
Cory O'Brien
Subway Man
Alex Hatz
Max
Gregory Waters
Jock
Sarah Abbott
Hushed Child
Kate Corbett
Hushed Mother
John Fray
Man Caver
Konima Parkinson-Jones
Woman Caver
Dan Duran
News Anchor
Pat Kiernan
Pat Kiernan
Annika Pergament
Annika Pergament
Helen Stevens
Woman in Car
Callum Shoniker
Child in Car
Hannah Gordon
Subway Passenger #1
Taylor Love
Subway Passenger #2
Cesare Scarpone
Subway Passenger #3
Carson Durven
Subway Passenger #4
Ryan Turner
Subway Passenger #5
Luigi Raimondo
Subway Passenger #6
Michael G. Morrison
Subway Passenger (uncredited)
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The Silence mutes any and all brain activity, sending viewers into a quiet sleep. “Shhhh! Be vewy vewy quiet! I’m hunting carnivewous ancient bats!”. For even the most minuscule of noises will send a swarm of ‘Pitch Black’ ‘Doctor Who’-esque bat demons that will scratch, bite and gnaw at your flesh. Based on a novel apparently, however any and all originality was tossed out of the family car window when both the superior ‘A Quiet Place’ and hugely popular ‘Bird Box’ were capitalising on the whole “sense prevention” horror schtick. Basically, it’s both those films put together. Ancient bat crea…
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Sort of like Birdbox or A Quiet Place The movie feels sort of rushed with the initial world building being different from something we would be more familiar with, like zombies for instance. It introduces an entirely new set of monsters with new rules that we have to apply to the narrative. Then it skips most of that world building to get into a weird humans are the real monster sort of plot and you sort of lose interest in it at that point. The monsters are pretty but not very scary and even though the casting of the human characters is great and the direction is solid, this movie does not r…
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