When I first saw this in 2018 I wasn't a big fan as I had read the 2014 novel shortly before seeing the film and, as usual, the book was better. Anyway, I've now taken another look at it five years later and I still don't think it's anything special even though I don't remember the book all that well anymore. It's entertaining enough and it has some suspense but there's nothing really special about it. For those who keep saying it's a ripoff of A Quiet Place, it clearly isn't given that the book was written four years before either one of those films. I've never been a big Sandra Bullock fan and that Blind Side Oscar didn't help. She's very popular so I am in the minority, but I just don't find her very interesting as a dramatic performer, but I have enjoyed some of her comedic roles. She's just a lightweight in my opinion; a highly successful one. This sci-fi story of some sort of catastrophe/entity that causes one to commit suicide if "it" is seen is well enough done with a boring ending. I did like Trevante Rhodes and there is other talent here that does well enough, but the five year gap in viewing this hasn't really changed my mind. It's okay, but nothing more.