A shout-out for 'A Quiet Place'
Director John Krasinski uses a very quiet approach to create scares and tension in "A Quiet Place" (PG-13). His film about a world where any noise can attract deadly attacks by strange creatures speaks volumes with limited dialogue. Even a family game of Monopoly becomes terrifying. Krasinski and real-life wife Emily Blunt turn in outstanding performances as the parents of three children. "A Quiet Place" is one of the best and most unique thrillers to come along in years.
Rick Bentley, Tribune News Service
Also coming Tuesday
"211"
"Chappaquiddick"
"Future World"
"Hotel Salvation"
"The Leisure Seekers"
"Mosaic"
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