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Folks on Reddit so far been praising James’s performance on this
A lot of people saying they actually did a totally different ending. OG is apparently on Hulu so I gotta hit that after seeing this joint
'Speak No Evil' (Remake of the 2022 Danish Film) | James McAvoy, Mackenzie Davis | Official Trailer [9/13]
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A lot of people saying they actually did a totally different ending. OG is apparently on Hulu so I gotta hit that after seeing this joint
I kinda want to spoil myself to find out lol because I like McAvoy but based on the OG I DO NOT want to see no shyt like that
This stays faithful to the original up to a certain point until it becomes a full-fledged popcorn thriller. Has a more digestible ending that audiences should eat up. Nothing really groundbreaking but for a remake, it’s not damning either like The Vanishing.
I was missing that foreboding score from 2022’s though, this was a little too quiet for me.
I was missing that foreboding score from 2022’s though, this was a little too quiet for me.
This is what happens in the original Danish version. It’s a different and IMO, less impactful ending here. The parents and both kids end up finding a way to escape and kill the other couple.
I thought Watkins and Blumhouse would show some balls here, but guess I should’ve already known the ending would be sanitized for a more accessible one due to the likelihood of American audiences not being able to handle such a major downer.
One thing I did like about the remake was the fact that the parents actually fought back against McAvoy and his wife, rather than continuously being complicit to every red flag presented. It was like they were contending for ‘Worst Parents of the Century’ in the OG, and it was hard for me to feel sorry for them when they died.
I thought Watkins and Blumhouse would show some balls here, but guess I should’ve already known the ending would be sanitized for a more accessible one due to the likelihood of American audiences not being able to handle such a major downer.
One thing I did like about the remake was the fact that the parents actually fought back against McAvoy and his wife, rather than continuously being complicit to every red flag presented. It was like they were contending for ‘Worst Parents of the Century’ in the OG, and it was hard for me to feel sorry for them when they died.
This stays faithful to the original up to a certain point until it becomes a full-fledged popcorn thriller. Has a more digestible ending that audiences should eat up. Nothing really groundbreaking but for a remake, it’s not damning either like The Vanishing.
I was missing that foreboding score from 2022’s though, this was a little too quiet for me.
This is what happens in the original Danish version. It’s a different and IMO, less impactful ending here. The parents and both kids end up finding a way to escape and kill the other couple.
I thought Watkins and Blumhouse would show some balls here, but guess I should’ve already known the ending would be sanitized for a more accessible one due to the likelihood of American audiences not being able to handle such a major downer.
One thing I did like about the remake was the fact that the parents actually fought back against McAvoy and his wife, rather than continuously being complicit to every red flag presented. It was like they were contending for ‘Worst Parents of the Century’ in the OG, and it was hard for me to feel sorry for them when they died.
Maybe remix due to the Cultural differences of the family lol
Jefe Blanco
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McAvoy is incredibly captivating from beginning to end. He does a commendable job capturing the Andrew Tate energy. Story is ho hum and predictable but the ending has some decently tense moments.
Just got out.
Gotta say this but this would’ve never happened with black folks lol. Anyway.
McAvoy played the fukk outta this character.
Does a masterful job of being that guy that doesn’t line press fully, to the point of throwing hands but def tests the boundaries and makes shyt awkward before backing off.
Movie was tense as hell and awkward af.
Gotta say this but this would’ve never happened with black folks lol. Anyway.
McAvoy played the fukk outta this character.
Does a masterful job of being that guy that doesn’t line press fully, to the point of throwing hands but def tests the boundaries and makes shyt awkward before backing off.
Movie was tense as hell and awkward af.
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Just got out, i 100% believed James Mcavoy in this role.
McAvoy killed this ..and he was hilarious at times
GreatestLaker
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So this is better than the Danish version? Does it have the same ending?
Different ending.
yeah main reason I`m checking dude one of my fav actors of this generation. Glad the ending is different too lol
The fake blowjob bit had me 
but James is built like a damn tank
Where can I find the original?