A Quiet Place (2018) runs about 90 minutes and has no mid- or post-credits scene. The film arrived on Digital, 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD, with a later Steelbook edition. A Quiet Place is the 2018 film directed by John Krasinski. Use the 90-minute figure for scheduling, and plan to leave when the credits start.
Table of Contents
- How long is the movie?
- Do you need to stay after the ending?
- What do the ratings mean for viewers?
- Which versions are available?
How long is the movie?
The British Board of Film Classification lists the film at approximately 90 minutes running time in its BBFC classification page. That figure covers the complete theatrical presentation.
U.S. home-video listings from Blu-ray.com also specify 90 minutes for the Paramount Pictures 2018 release. Listings can vary by rounding, so the 90-minute studio figure works best for planning.
Do you need to stay after the ending?
No. ScreenRant reported in April 2018 that the film contains no extra scene in its guide to the end credits.
The story ends when the credits begin rolling. That makes theater timing simple. You can leave at the credits without missing a stinger or sequel setup.
What do the ratings mean for viewers?
In the U.S., the film is rated PG-13 for terror and some bloody images, according to Media Play News. That rating signals caution for viewers under 13, especially sensitive younger children.
In the U.K., the film is rated 15 for sustained threat. Into Film reports that the BBFC advisory panel agreed unanimously after review.
Which versions are available?
Paramount Home Media Distribution released the film on Digital on June 26, 2018, followed by 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack, Blu-ray Combo Pack and DVD on July 10, 2018, according to the Paramount announcement covered by BroadwayWorld. Your choice comes down to format and player: Collectors later gained another option.
Blu-ray.com lists a 4K Ultra HD plus Blu-ray plus Digital Steelbook edition from February-March 2020 in its SteelBook listing. Choose that version for Steelbook packaging rather than extra story content.
- Digital for immediate viewing without discs
- DVD for basic players and lower cost setups
- Blu-ray Combo Pack for high-definition disc plus digital copy
- 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack for highest-resolution disc playback