
A Quiet Place Part II (2021) on Netflix
PG-1320211h 37mHorrorSci-FiThriller
Creatures that hunt by sound have killed much of the world's population. With their home destroyed, Evelyn Abbott and her children Regan and Marcus set out to find other survivors.
- Netflix4.1/5
- IMDb7.2/10329,169 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes91%
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Plot summary
Hostile creatures that hunt by sound have killed much of the world's population, including Evelyn Abbott's husband Lee and her young son Beau. With their home destroyed, Evelyn and her children, Regan, who is deaf, and Marcus, set out to find other survivors. Evelyn sets off a sound alarm near a fenced-off area, and Marcus steps into a bear trap. The family takes shelter in an abandoned steel foundry, where they meet Emmett, who has lost his own family and lives alone in a soundproof bunker.
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Cast
Emily Bluntas Evelyn Abbott
John Krasinskias Lee Abbott
Millicent Simmondsas Regan Abbott
Noah Jupeas Marcus Abbott
Cillian Murphyas Emmett
Djimon Hounsouas Man on Island
Okieriete Onaodowanas Police Officer
Scoot McNairyas Marina Man
Zachary Golingeras Emmett's Son
Blake DeLongas Umpire
Alycia Ripleyas Server
Cristalis Bonillaas Teen in Bar
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about A Quiet Place Part II (2021)
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- By the time Paramount postponed A Quiet Place Part II in March 2020, it had already spent about 60% of its global prints-and-advertising budget, which Deadline Hollywood called "truly a shocker" because the spending suggested rescheduling was impossible.
- On June 11, 2021, A Quiet Place Part II crossed the $100 million mark at the domestic box office, becoming the first film of the pandemic era to do so.
- Brian Tyree Henry was added to the cast in June 2019 but later left the film over scheduling problems, and Djimon Hounsou replaced him that August.
- After Paramount shortened the exclusive theatrical run from 90 days to 45, John Krasinski, Emily Blunt and producers including Michael Bay, whose compensation depends on box-office receipts, asked the studio to compensate them for the shorter run.
- The northbound South Grand Island Bridge, one of the film's last locations, was shut down for 13 hours so the crew could film there.
- Cinematographer Polly Morgan shot the film's night scenes and stage work, 75% of its screen time, on Kodak Vision3 500T 5219 film stock, using Panavision Panaflex Millennium XL2 cameras and T-Series anamorphic lenses adjusted to match the first film's lenses.























