And now, more than ever, the Abbotts must not make a sound | Lee's last act is to sign to his two children that he has 'always' loved them |
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Indeed, as this new type of invader is attracted to noise, even the slightest of sounds can be deadly; however, it's been already twelve months since the powerful monsters' first sightings, and this resilient family still stands strong | And there's a moment at the end of the film where she's in the truck with her brother, and they're getting attacked by a creature |
Just before the final sequence in the film, though, which you can read all about here, we see the death of John Krasinksi's Lee, who sacrifices himself for his two children by screaming and thus attracting the attention of the blind monsters | Of course, learning the rules of survival in this muted dystopia is essential; nevertheless, now, of all times, an otherwise joyous event puts in jeopardy the already fragile stability |
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Wakeman, Gregory April 6, 2018 | ] it's the very first time in the movie where we go into that complete silence in Millie's envelope and that's where she actually turns off the cochlear implant for the first time |