James McAvoy in Speak No Evil remake
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary Although 2024’s Speak No Evil remake looks promising, the James McAvoy project must fix one major problem with its premise. 2022’s Danish psychological horror Speak No Evil became a viral hit thanks to its ruthless twist ending, but this shocking, brutal twist completely changed the tone of the preceding movie. In its opening half, the horror movie plays out like a cringe comedy akin to Ruben Östlund’s Force Majeure.
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This change makes the whole situation much less believable since American culture doesn’t commonly prize politeness in the same way as Scandinavian social norms. Broadly speaking, American and British society can be far less trusting and more individualistic than their Scandinavian counterparts.
While there might be many American families who are morbidly polite as the protagonists of the original 2022 movie, it remains true that American society is broadly associated with outspoken, individualistic self-expression. A similar issue occurred in 2010 when Dinner For Schmucks remade the French film Le Diner de Cons.
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