Speak No Evil director acknowledges trailers show "more than filmmakers want"
James Watkins acknowledges directors would like trailers to show off less of films. "And then they go, 'Well, yeah, but no one’s going to see your movie.'" Photo: James McAvoy and James Watkins (Credit: Vivien Killilea/ for IMDb) Even if you weren’t familiar with the premise of James Watkins’ Speak No Evil from the fact that it was a remake of an existing movie—Christian Tafdrup’s Danish horror film of the same name—you certainly were by the time you got to the end of the movie’s first trailer.
‘Speak No Evil' Director Explains Why His Remake Changes the Original Ending and How Trailers Keep Showing ‘More Than Filmmakers Want'
This articles discusses plot details of “Speak No Evil,” in theaters now. When “Speak No Evil” director James Watkins sat down to write a screenplay based on the 2022 Danish horror film from Christian Tafdrup,
How The Ending Of "Speak No Evil" Differs From The Danish Original
That said, the highly anticipated Speak No Evil recently hit theatres on September 13, 2024, two years after the original Danish version emerged. While critics and audiences alike have had their share of criticism towards the remake, it manages to differentiate itself from the original. Watch the trailer for the 2022 movie below.
‘Speak No Evil’ ending, explained: Star James McAvoy breaks down his last line
The Danish film, which stars Morten Burian, Sidsel Siem Koch, Fedja van Huêt and Karina Smulders, ends with family Bjørn, Louise and Agnes escaping after Bjørn finds the body of Patrick and Karin's (adapted in 2024 to Paddy and Kira) "son," Abel.
‘Speak No Evil’ Review: Creepy James McAvoy Creeps Us Out in a Creepy, Creepy Remake
James Watkins’ “Speak No Evil” — a film in which quite a bit of evil gets spoken — is in many ways a familiar film. Unsuspecting innocent people find themselves in the company of strangers who say they’re trustworthy,
‘Speak No Evil’ Ending Explained: It’s Getting Dark
And yet somehow less bleak than the original movie The post ‘Speak No Evil’ Ending Explained: It’s Getting Dark appeared first on TheWrap.
The Ending of ‘Speak No Evil’ and the Perils of Remakes
The 2022 original retains its chilling power thanks to a worldview that the new version seems unwilling to embrace.
Why James McAvoy is happy his 'Speak No Evil' remake changed the ending
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Speak No Evil trailer is so bad, it makes the horror movie look "comical", fans allege
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Speak No Evil didn’t need a remake
If you’ve been to the movies recently, chances are you’ve seen a trailer for the new horror film Speak No Evil. Previews for the James Watkins-directed horror film are so ubiquitous that it ...
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Review | ‘Speak No Evil’ doesn’t have anything new to say
There’s a good chance you’ve seen the trailer for “Speak No Evil,” and whether you enjoyed it or not, the remake had a lot to adapt ...
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James Watkins adapts the Danish horror Speak No Evil, but snuffs the original’s sharp social commentary in the process.
Is ‘Speak No Evil’ Streaming on Netflix or HBO Max?
Speak No Evil will only available to watch in a movie theater, when it opens in the U.S. on Friday, September 13. You can find a showing near you via Fandango . Speak No Evil is not yet available to ...