One bright spot about the delay is that the film's themes of isolation and the value of community likely will feel much more resonant now. "But the truth is, as bizarre as that was, it doesn't hold a candle to all the other things that everyone else has been going through so we just took it in stride." "It's certainly a bizarre circumstance to go through all of the motions to come out with a movie and then to have to put it back in the box," Krasinski says. It was always sort of what he wanted for it." And I think John always felt quite sure that he'd like it to be one of the first movies back in theaters.
"But we just had to ride it out and wait for the right moment. "It's weird that it was almost about to come out and then it didn't," says Blunt. It's been nearly that long since "A Quiet Place" had its world premiere in early March 2020, just over a week before stay-at-home orders began to be issued across the country. Now more than a year later, she's back in the spotlight not only with "A Quiet Place Part II," which finally opens in theaters May 28, but with Disney's "Jungle Cruise" in July - two blockbuster releases that many hope will reinvigorate the struggling box office. She had guest spots in family members' quarantine projects, most notably Krasinski's "Some Good News" and brother-in-law Stanley Tucci's viral cocktail tutorials on Instagram. She homeschooled her two kids, then 3 and 6 years old. Suddenly forced into quarantine, Blunt dove into reading books and scripts. It was March 12, 2020, just before the entire country shut down. The star of "A Quiet Place Part II" was in the middle of promotion for the sequel to the blockbuster original when the film's director, her husband, John Krasinski, announced the postponement of the movie's release. Just before COVID hit hard last year, Emily Blunt was poised to have a huge summer. Emily Blunt at the Viceroy L'Ermitage hotel in Beverly Hills on March 11, 2020, just before the original planned release of "A Quiet Place Part II." (Jay L.
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