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why did Speak No Evil (2024) felt like liberal propaganda?
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I didn't get that vibe, but I was me enjoying the ride. I haven't seen the original either. I can definitely see what you're saying, but it didn't stand out enough to distract me.
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I haven't seen it either but from what I read the original is more about the passiveness of people and the willingness to let people get away with shit out of fear of offending them. Also the ending is different.
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Yeah, that was my understanding as well, and I didn't need the bleakness. I didn't need a Funny Games ending.
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