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[spoilers] A Quiet Place (Rant)
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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2023
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Huh ... I rather enjoyed the film.
I think for me, what seemed like irrational survival decisions to you were the obvious things people would do because they want to live a life as much as possible. Think of lockdown during the pandemic and how much people just wanted to "get back to normal". I think people doing risky things at least some of the time while thinking that it will be totally fine is actually a very realistic take on a post-apocalyptic survival story especially with its timeline being a long one as is the case in A Quiet Place.
Convincing yourself that you can totally get away with something is a way of convincing yourself that things are actually OK, even they are not at all.
or literally think of right now, also during the pandemic, where people continue to pretend everything is just peachy.