Kattiera Nana I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

SpecialsTarget Disturbing yet enthralling

Tayloriona Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

Walter Sloane Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

doctorgonzo23 I feel that the other comments made about this movie do not exactly do it justice. I just rented and watched a copy of it last night, and I feel a little more generous than some of the other posters. Firstly, one has to address the fact that this movie is highly derivative of "Signs". Basicaly, the premise is the same. Crop circles mysteriously appear in a farmer's field and trouble ensues.The acting is about what you would expect. Baldwin is far too over the top to really appreciate, but Billy Zane does a great job, as do most of the actors that portray the college kids trying to fix up the old farm house.The CGI aliens are not done very well and look really fake. The build up of tension throughout the movie, however, is well done. There are some scenes where I couldn't help but jump and, in general, I think that this movie actually did a better job of interpreting the possible uses of crop circles better than signs. In this movie, the circles are used as a type of portal system for the aliens to get from place to place. In terms of a further comparison with signs, the ending is a lot more bleak.I felt that signs included a cheesy supernatural element that, thankfully, was mostly absent from this film. Don't rent it expecting to see something on the same scale of Signs, but if you liked it and the ideas it presented, you should get some enjoyment out of this as well.

ishtar-moon OK, this film isn't anything special, but I was motivated to watch it because of A.J. Buckley, who plays Layne. He did the best that he could with his character, I totally enjoyed his performance. He can say everything just with his beautiful blue eyes. Whoever appreciates this actor and his work, should definitely watch this film. He's the best! The characters could have been developed a lot more, especially Layne's. He had issues with his girlfriend, but the script seemed to forget about it quite quickly. The ending felt rushed, and it sort of ruined the premise. Overall, it could have been much, much better. A.J.'s performance made it OK to watch, but the rest of the cast was weak, with the exception of Billy Zane, who wasn't given enough room to shine, though.

apilon Went to my local video store. My wife show mew this film silent warning. Thedescription in the back looks promising and there are some praise like , will keep you to the edge of your seat and stuff like that that are made by some film critics. all right ....film rental cost me $1.15 with taxes. The film started with Baldwin that seems to be turning nuts and die while trying to kill something in his corn field. A prelude to what looked like a promising little suspense and spooky film. Butthings fell down from that point on.....I did not saw the movie signs but i thought to myself that it must be looking very similar.....Anyhow......Baldwin cousin inherits its house and he decide to go there with his girlfriend and 3 of his friends to put back the house into shape ....during the week they spendthere..They will hear noise , see circle appearing in the corn field, see strange creature shadow and then 2 of them would get kill by the aliens....althought the script was probably very good and so the book if there is one, This movie failed to provide viewer with a good plot and building suspense and scares.

Craig McPherson You know a movie's a woofer when one of the two top billed actors (Stephen Baldwin) gets offed before the opening credits, and the other (Billy Zane) turns in a grand total of 10 minutes of screen time.While they were clearly there merely for the marquee value, the rest of the cast of unknowns does a pretty good job of carrying this movie.While I am able to forgive movies that are derivative of others in their genre, I cannot tolerate complete out and out direct rip-offs of scenes. While Silent Warnings draws on films such as Night of the Living Dead for it's people trapped in a cabin against marauders setting, and takes the whole aliens and crop circle concept from Signs, the director (spoiler alert) completely plagiarizes the closing scene from the brilliant British werewolf movie Dog Solders, shot for shot. The end result is a movie that was built around a very small original concept, and fleshed out with blatant pooching of other, very recent films.Oh yeah, the CGI aliens are poorly done. But saying that's like kicking somebody when they're already down.