SPEAK NO EVIL (Trailer)

[thevalenciabrothers]

This movie I recently watched brought to light an important lesson about the importance of protecting one's family. The head of the family in the film seemed hesitant to act and was overly concerned with being polite rather than making wise decisions to protect his loved ones.

In my opinion, father instincts are crucial when it comes to ensuring the safety of one's family. Being polite should never take precedence over making the right decisions when something serious is happening. It can be frustrating to see someone in a situation where they should be taking action, but instead, they hesitate.

However, it's important to remember that in real life, not everyone acts in the best way in every situation. Fear, shock, and various other factors can impact how an individual decides to act. Nevertheless, it's essential to reflect and understand that we have an obligation towards our family's well-being.

All in all, this movie was a stark reminder that we must be ready to act, especially when it comes to the safety of those closest to us.

[dramares]

This one sticks with you... And BY RIGHT SHOULD.

[denisenoe]

"Trust your instincts." "The Gift of Fear."

[TheBlairWenchProject]

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I almost didn’t even feel bad for the dumb parents. They had so many chances to get the hell out of there. They knew something was way off and continued to stay. The father did not protect his family. He was a coward and let his wife speak for him.

[Fugazi_rolex_]

Just saw this last night and god damn this shit got me. It’s so fucked up and typically my gf never suggest these type of movies. Still thinking about the ending…….

[zombetzee]

Great movie.i surely will recommend this movie but there are some inconsistencies like Bjorn standing up like a man for the sake of his child's whims about some cheap toy bunny and yet when his family's life is being destroyed he just turned into a catatonic A-hole

[roblee]

Knowing the ending, anyone thinks Agnes' dance outfit *could* have belonged to a British family murdered by the serial killer couple in the past?

[kris]

If you want something scary watch the news and understand what your watching just look at how the world is

[Foxie]

So good. I felt nothing for the couple. Great job, producers. Reminds me of the Holocaust, BLM, the Middle East, and what's going around now and our past, even Twitter. Human beings do dumb things and if we continue to let others do as they want, we deserve what we get, generation of suffering. This move was deep.

[zyivvol]

Men need to be aggressive sometimes. Only then can he protect his woman and family.

[navjitbassi]

Great movie. Needs to be shown to all feminists and woke men. Purely because, no matter how u try and change gender roles, everyone watching this will be angry with the dad for the decisions the parents make. Even the feminists would be hating on the man rather than the woman here

[TASIAawful]

So are they child traffickers or just warped? I don’t understand what they exactly are?

[sumit]

just watched the movie and I dont know how to explain it

[debbiemaran]

I didn't like this one. My guess is that's because I find the behavior of the parents so very unbelievable the message the movie was pushing was lost on me.

Oh - I do get what they were trying: The idea that social "norms" is to be polite and avoid confrontation and how that could lead to dire consequences when we give a pass to unwelcome behavior.

However, I find it unrealistic bcuz unless there is some sort of psychological pathology, from my experience people don't avoid confrontation to such an extent. In this movie the parent -- and likely those that came before them -- were extremely passive and nonconfrontational. It doesn't seem to fit with the times, or at least by my experience, because in modern society it seems like people are more likely to "call out bad behavior."

[oussamaayyadh]

I hope guys dont get me wrong, but I’m thankful cause I’m Muslim . Frankly this life style is disgusting giving space to others and having the sense of protection is the most important

[intoxicatedbarbarian]

in the qhoe ending scene they just let them do it xd no guns where seen or weapons they just let it happen because the other couple told them so xd
one of the worst movies ever. its not horror its just someones diturbed thoiughts put into paper with n context whatsoever. the whole movie doesnt make sense and there is 0 backstory or ending to all of it

[azadzuhairi]

I dont understand what in the world of a father who would just sit there and cry even knowing his daughter is taken away.. What a plain stupid movie..