A quiet place: Day 1 It arrived this Friday, June 28, in theaters. The movie starring Lupita Nyong’o and Joseph Quinn It is a great prequel that gives us more context of how the aliens who would later give Emily Blunt, John Krasinki and family a hard time came to Earth.
The film, directed by Michael Sarnoski, with whom John Krasinski developed the script, manages to move the viewer at many moments and dazzles with the beauty of its tormented main characters, played by Lupita Nyong’o and Joseph Quinn (Yes, it’s Eddie Munson from Stranger Things).
If you have already seen it, you will surely have asked yourself some questions about Frodo, the cat that accompanies Lupita’s character. If you haven’t seen the movie yet, don’t worry because This news DOES NOT CONTAIN SPOILERS about no main plot.
Why doesn’t the cat meow throughout the entire movie? Yes, we know that’s one of the questions you’ve asked yourself. Well, in one interview with The Hollywood Reporter Michael Sarnoski has provided an answer.
The director assures that the cat “does meow a couple of times.” Despite this statement, she goes on to explain that she liked the idea that “it’s a service cat, and from the beginning she’s like, ‘Hey, shut up.’ She’s almost trained the cat not to bother anyone at the hospice.” Where he lives”.
“I read a study about how many of cats’ meows are learned behaviors. This is how they communicate with humans. When cats are alone, they don’t meow as much.. So I thought that when the apocalypse happens and everyone is gone, maybe they would be able to keep it under control. I also felt that cats are natural, silent predators. They would see these aliens and see what they were doing, understand their predatory nature, and realize, Oh, I better keep quiet.
