With their quick instincts and bullet-proof exoskeletons, the creatures are the perfect killing machines.
According to the theory, that’s no coincidence.
A Quiet Place Part II’s opening sceneshows the sudden moment that the aliens plummet toward Earth.
Lee (John Krasinski) and Evelyn Abbott (Emily Blunt) are at their son’s baseball game.
Off in the distance, they see a flaming object falling from the sky.
Before they know it, alien monsters are wiping out their friends and neighbors with ruthless ferocity.
But when they hear something, they’ll stop at nothing to destroy it.
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The first two installments of the franchise are focused on theshoeless-Abbott familyfinding a way to destroy the creatures.
At this point in the series, the characters have yet to question why the creatures landed on Earth.
But discovering they were sent by another species would be the perfect segue into multipleQuiet Placespin-off movies.
That way, people would be more vulnerable if a superior species swooped in to wipe out humanity.
There’s a reason the horror movie series has never put much emphasis on the origins of its monsters.
That’s because at its heart theQuiet Placeseries is not an alien invasion movie, but a family drama.
The reason that the aliens arrived doesn’t matter.
What does matter, is how it impacts the Abbott family.
So because of that, futureQuiet Placemovies likely won’t focus too much on the reason behind their arrival.
That information can provide the perfect jumping-off point for a brand-new series within theQuiet Placeuniverse.
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