Peacock, Speak No Evil and James McAvoy
Speak No Evil” isn’t tricky or even well-plotted. It’s simply a horror film with clunky “opportunities” that add up to ...
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Speak No Evil's James McAvoy says he's "never seen the problem" with remaking films: "Great stories can be told again and again"James McAvoy, however, has "never seen the problem ... whose previous works include Eden Lake and The Woman in Black, Speak No Evil centers on Ben (Scoot McNairy) and Louise (Mackenzie Davis ...
And it’s something director James Watkins cleverly capitalises ... push and pull between fear and hilarity. By the end, ...
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Review: ‘Speak No Evil’ is fun for James McAvoy, but not for the audienceBut “Speak No Evil,” directed by James Watkins ... For more than half of its nearly two-hour length, it plays more ...
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Speak No Evil's James McAvoy "channeled a friend" in one of the horror remake's most unpredictable scenesFor the most part, James Watkins' Speak No Evil is pretty faithful to Christian ... and another is a toe-curling scene that sees James McAvoy's antagonist Paddy sing at Scoot McNairy's Ben ...
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