<s>[INST] Here is my review of the movie "A Quiet Place" (2018): 

"I liked the premise of the movie. The idea of living in a post-apocalyptic world where the only way to survive is to remain silent because the monsters are attracted to sound is an incredible concept. I found the world-building to be pretty impressive and realistic. The way the family adapted to this new way of living by using sign language, writing notes, and the way they walked, it all felt so real and believable.

However, the movie failed to live up to my expectations because of the few problems I had with it. The character development was lacking. The family was relatable to a degree, but I didn't feel emotionally invested in them at any point. 

Also, I felt that the tension was inconsistent. At times, the tension was palpable and it really got my heart racing. But other times, I found myself feeling a bit bored and checked out.

I would have liked to see more exploration of the monster's backstory and the world's downfall. The movie hinted at it, but it was never fully expanded upon. I was also left with a lot of questions about the monsters, like, "What did they eat before humans?[/INST]