John Krasinski surprised the audience at a screening of 'A Quiet Place Part II'.

To mark the sequel to his 2018 horror flick - which he co-wrote, directed, and starred in alongside his wife Emily Blunt - hitting cinemas in the US, the 41-year-old filmmaker jumped on stage at the AMC in Miami this week.

He said in a clip posted on Thursday (20.05.21): "Here's the deal: I said that I would bring out 'A Quiet Place Part II' when we could all see it together. Well, guess what? It's time. And it's Miami. Let's go!"

Krasinski explained that he is "going around theatres all across the country, popping in like this to say, 'Thank you.'

He urged movie fans: "Come back to the theatres, let's watch movies together, let's be together. Let's do it."

The delayed flick was originally due to hit theatres in May 2020, but like most films it was setback due to the pandemic and the closure of cinemas.

Krasinski tweeted: “They always say good things come to those who wait. Well… I think we’ve waited long enough.”

The sequel follows the same family continuing their fight for survival outside of their hometown, and although Krasinski’s character died in the first movie, he will make an appearance in the sequel through flashback sequences.

Blunt is back as his wife Evelyn Abbott with Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe as their kids Regan and Marcus.

New additions include Cillian Murphy and Djimon Hounsou.

The first picture proved to be a cultural phenomenon with both critics and audiences, raking in over $340 million worldwide on a budget of less than $20 million, and nabbing an Oscar nomination for best sound editing.