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Is A Quiet Place: Day One OK for Kids?

HorrorScience FictionThriller
13+
PG-13⭐ IMDb 6.2 / 102024 · 1h 40m
Michael Sarnoski● Script verifiedBased on a partial script
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What's In It

Based on the actual screenplay
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We're re-reading this screenplay with our upgraded analysis. Scene-by-scene moment counts aren't available for A Quiet Place: Day One yet — the summaries below are from our earlier read-through. Check back soon.

🗡️Violence
Moderate▼
  • Alien creatures attack and kill people throughout the city
  • Explosions and destruction of buildings
  • People are shown being dragged away by creatures
  • Death scenes including main character's terminal illness
💬Language
Moderate▼
  • The word 's**t' is used multiple times in Sam's poem
  • Occasional strong language throughout
  • Profanity used in context of terminal illness frustration
👻Scary Scenes
Moderate▼
  • Deadly alien creatures hunt humans by sound
  • Tense scenes requiring complete silence to survive
  • Post-apocalyptic atmosphere with destroyed cityscape
  • Jump scares when creatures appear
💕Romance
None▼
  • No romantic content between main characters
🍺Substances
Mild▼
  • Fentanyl patches shown as medical treatment for terminal cancer patient
  • Prescription medication use for pain management
⚡Stimulation
Moderate▼
  • Intense sound design where silence is crucial
  • Fast-paced action sequences during alien attacks
  • Emotional intensity from terminal illness storyline

Parents also checked

A Quiet Place: Day One — Heads Up for Parents

The film deals extensively with terminal cancer and death, which may be emotionally difficult for families affected by serious illness

About A Quiet Place: Day One

A terminally ill woman and a law student navigate New York City during an alien invasion, bonding over a quest for pizza. The film blends intimate human drama with apocalyptic horror, focusing on connection and finding meaning in final moments.

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Best watched together
Complex themes about death, illness, and survival require discussion and emotional support

Family Takeaways from A Quiet Place: Day One

What it gets right

  • ✓Shows how strangers can become family in crisis situations through Sam and Eric's bond
  • ✓Demonstrates finding joy and meaning even when facing death through Sam's pizza quest

A Quiet Place: Day One Cultural & Values Guide

Cultural & Values Guide

Values & Themes
●Traditional family values

The film centers on Sam and Eric's surrogate father-daughter bond, with Sam sacrificing herself to ensure Eric's survival. Their relationship demonstrates unconditional love, protection, and family sacrifice as the emotional core of the story.

Cast:Lupita Nyong'oJoseph QuinnAlex WolffDjimon HounsouEliane Umuhire

Is A Quiet Place: Day One Appropriate for Your Child's Age?

Based on a partial script — we only found an excerpt of A Quiet Place: Day One, so this age guidance covers part of the film rather than the whole thing.

✗Age 5: Not recommended for 5-year-olds
✗Age 8: Not recommended for 8-year-olds
✗Age 10: Not recommended for 10-year-olds
✗Age 12: Not recommended for 12-year-olds
✓Age 13: Generally appropriate for 13-year-olds
✓Age 15: Generally appropriate for 15-year-olds
✓Age 17: Generally appropriate for 17-year-olds

Individual children may vary — use your judgment.

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