The American remake of Danish horror film Speak No Evil is generating quite a buzz following its screenings at the San Diego Comic-Con. Blumhouse Productions’ latest horror entry, set for release on September 13th, has garnered strong reactions from audiences and critics alike at the renowned comic convention. But how does this American version compare to the original 2022 Danish movie of the same name?
Having screened twice at SDCC, Speak No Evil has received positive feedback from viewers. JimmyO, who had the chance to watch the film before these screenings, expressed his admiration, describing it as “an eerie and unsettling nightmare.” He praised the cast, including James McAvoy, Scoot McNairy, Aisling Francoisi, and Mackenzie Davis, for their outstanding performances. Other reactions from Twitter users also applaud the remake for its tension, uniqueness, and brilliant acting:
Speak No Evil succeeds in establishing itself as a standalone film, setting it apart from many American remakes that often fall short of the original. While prior knowledge of the Danish version isn’t necessary, viewers may appreciate the nuances that distinguish this remake directed by James Watkins. Positive reviews mention its ability to maintain a tense and uncomfortable atmosphere while adding its unique twist:
Initially skeptical about the remake, I was unsure if Speak No Evil would live up to the reputation of its foreign counterpart. However, these early reviews indicate that the American version might offer more than just a rehashed narrative for mainstream audiences. While the original Danish film received critical acclaim, the remake appears to have won over fans with its refreshing take on the story.
What are your thoughts on these reviews of Speak No Evil? Are you inclined to give the remake a chance, or do you prefer the original version? Share your opinions in the comments below!
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