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Review: The long awaited and longed for the revival of the legendary studio Hammer has been a very mixed success so far. Let Me In and Wake Wood is more than sufficient and compelling stories of fear, while The Woman in Black and? especially? The Resident mediocre effort and even just tolerable. Silence, his latest effort, unfortunately also leans more towards the failure of satisfaction. I was extremely careful with my expectations for this movie because, despite some promising elements, remains a cliche derivative d and summary. The film, thankfully, is not one of those horror movie clips source terrible, but nevertheless a variation on it. The film also thankfully not a ghost family movie, but nevertheless a variation on it. The quiet ones are a diversified all this and more, and it seems inspired by real events, so fans of the genre experienced and know what they should be skeptical. Best of all the films is probably Jared Harris as Professor unorthodox and intriguing performance obsessive Oxford University Coupland. He has a controversial theory that evil spirits have not just random innocent victim, but rather emotionally weak and vulnerable people elves create their own demonstrations traumatized by their minds. An experiment was established to test this, a couple of recruits students to help and even manipulated mentally unstable young Jane Harper to participate as a guinea pig. When the board of directors decides not to fund the Oxford and its supporting experiments, however, the group carries out its work in a remote rural mansion. Suffice to say that the experiment goes bad quickly, as Janes poltergeist alter ego? Evey called? Teachers are not allowed to inspect and / or control. Its painfully obvious and evident almost straight from the beginning that director John Pogue has no power or courage to commit any raw, shocking or even remotely haunting images. The quiet ones again,, a thriller that is based entirely on the false alarm and sudden jump moments that lead nowhere. It may have worked reasonably well if the environment generally disturbing at all and if the viewer can identify with the main characters, but that is not the case. Students Couplands is uninteresting and colorless personality and character Janes remains cheap and underdeveloped. The time frame space, landscape and 70s are not used so extensively and? Worst of all - there is an almost unacceptable lack of action. Some s? ANCE sequences are boring and pointless and poltergeist only shows his true evil nature at the end of the movie. Positives include, as mentioned, Jared Harris and arrogant performance repeatedly heard that good old classic rock Come on feel the noise of a band called Quiet Riot.
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