A Quiet Place Movies: Story Timeline
For viewers who prefer chronological storytelling, this viewing order begins with the Day One prequel, showing the alien invasion's catastrophic first moments in New York City before following the Abbott family's ongoing survival story. This approach provides maximum context for understanding how society collapsed and why the survivors have developed their particular strategies.
Starting with Day One creates a different emotional journey, establishing the global scope of the disaster before focusing on one family's intimate struggle for survival.
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A Quiet Place: Day One
When alien creatures that hunt by sound invade New York City, a woman named Sam must navigate the chaos while trying to survive with her cat.
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A Quiet Place
A family must live in complete silence to survive in a world inhabited by deadly creatures that hunt using sound.
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A Quiet Place Part II
The Abbott family ventures beyond their home into the dangerous outside world, where they discover that the sound-hunting creatures are not the only threats they must face to survive.
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