![]() ![]() It’s meant to make the audience afraid to make the slightest sound, lest they put the characters in danger. ![]() A potent thriller about a family trying to survive an onslaught of monsters with hyper-sensitive hearing, the film deviates sharply from the bigger, better, louder formulas used in most movies, and instead uses lack of sound to create a story filled with almost unbearable tension. ![]() But sound serves an altogether different function in John Krasinski’s directorial debut A Quiet Place. If audiences think about sound design in films at all, it’s usually in the context of dramatic effects: the zruuuuum of a lightsaber, or the noises the dragons in Game of Thrones make.
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