A Quiet Place: Day One has unveiled its latest poster, and fans hail it as a clever depiction of the movie’s plot. The poster features a burning New York City, probably due to the alien invasion, with alien pods falling from the sky. However, at a closer look, the poster depicts a sound waveform that goes silent, accurately capturing what happened in ‘A Quiet Place’ universe on Day 1 after the alien invasion.
The apocalyptic horror film is the third from John Krasinski’s film universe, directed by Michael Sarnoski. Lupita Nyong’o and Joseph Quinn play the lead characters in the film, while Djimon Hounsou returns to his role from A Quiet Place Part II.
A Quiet Place: Day One Poster Brilliantly Captures The Movie’s Theme
A Quiet Place: Day One explores the first day of the chaos and terror due to the alien inàvasion in New York City told through the perspective of Sam, played by Lupita Nyong’o. The bloodthirsty aliens from the previous films return with their ultrasonic sound-hearing capability, killing anyone at the hint of a sound noise.
Out of the promotional materials of the film, the latest poster from Paramount Pictures has caught the attention of the fans. The new poster shows the terror in New York City following the alien invasion in a minimalistic design. The tagline on the poster reads, “Witness the day the world went quiet.” However, hidden in the poster is a soundwave that goes silent, accurately representing the theme of the film.
New poster for ‘A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE’
In theaters on June 28 pic.twitter.com/RsOaQqXP3P
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) June 1, 2024
Fans were impressed with the clever design that got some creative thought process going into it. One fan praised the design team, sharing that they “absolutely cooked” with the new concept. Fans wondered who came up with the brilliant idea to include the cityscape in the sound waves. Another fan expanded on the design, sharing that making the waveform go quiet was a clever design.
Many fans shared that it was one of the best movie posters in recent times. One fan shared that they couldn’t wait to witness the beginning of the silence after seeing this poster for the film. Some of the fan reactions read:
Design team absolutely cooked with this one.
— Havoc Dumbster (@imDumbster) June 1, 2024
Including the city scape into the sound waves is a great design. Who created the art for this?
— YungDagger (@YungDagger808) June 1, 2024
Having the city skyline act as an audio waveform that goes quiet is actually so clever
— 👾KidKinobi👾 (@Kid_Kinobi) June 1, 2024
The best poster yet.
— The Moonlight Warrior 🌙 (@BlackMajikMan90) June 1, 2024
Legit one of the best movie posters I’ve seen in a while!
— mzqueeb (@mzqueeb) June 1, 2024
That poster is 🔥! Can’t wait to witness the beginning of the silence. June 28 can’t come soon enough!
— Alphaburger12 (@Alphaburger28) June 2, 2024
The film explores the one thing that fans have always wondered about the John Krasinski films since the first film came out in 2018. While the second film showed glimpses of the terror when the alien invasion first happened, the new movie fully explores the fear, resilience, and survival following the invasion. Krasinski contributed to the story of the film while also serving as one of the producers.
A Quiet Place: Day One Is The Longest Film In The Franchise
According to the details revealed by AMC Theatres, A Quiet Place: Day One is set to be the longest film in the franchise with a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes. Interestingly, A Quiet Place had the shortest runtime at 1 hour and 30 minutes, and the second film was 1 hour and 37 minutes long. The film also received a PG-13 rating like its predecessors for the depiction of “terror and violent content/bloody images.”
John Krasinski’s first film starred him and his real-life wife Emily Blunt as a couple who were trying to survive the alien apocalypse. The film earned Oscar nominations and collected $335 million against a $17 million budget. The second film added Cillian Murphy and Djimon Hounsou to the cast. It was released in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and collected $297 million (via The Numbers).
The first two films are now available for streaming on Paramount+.
