Ep. 102 - Marco Beltrami's 'A Quiet Place, Part II'
Score Cue Snapshots! • Drama, Horror, Music, Sci-Fi, 27-Sep-2021
We absolutely love John Krasinski's follow up to 2018's 'A Quiet Place', featuring score by the great Marco Beltrami. Krasinski was brilliant in his use of sound design, and combining that with Marco's wonderful score is a really special experience.
This scene in particular is at the beginning of the film, where the Abbott family decide to leave their farm in search for a better place. What does the music make you think of? It reminds us of a race against time - almost a clock with an audible second hand and its continuous movement. If you haven't had the chance to see either film, do so! You won't regret it.
Where to watch: https://letterboxd.com/film/a-quiet-place-part-ii/
Listen to the score: https://open.spotify.com/album/62LYN8SfBNzlYP3Q7Tntya?si=n8OvMc_IQ4SKqsrnYANiqQ&dl_branch=1
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