Speak No Evil (2024)
I generally don't have a very high opinion of most American remakes of films from other countries; most of them aren't necessary and they seldom capture what made the original so special in the first place.
Having come in with lowered expectations, I did find James Watkins's version of Speak No Evil to be thoroughly watchable, with better-than-average turns from James McAvoy and Mackenzie Davis - they're both great in almost everything, so it would be hard not to enjoy a film in which they both crank it up and go to town with it.
I'm not going to compare this to Gćsterne as that would be unfair; the majority of people watching the remake probably have never even heard of the Danish movie on which it is based.
One thing to keep in mind is that this is definitely very much a slow-burn movie for most of its running time, so if you're expecting things to start going sideways fairly soon, you might be a bit disappointed.
With that in mind, I think the film earns its running time, as ultimately it feels like you've really spent some time in an environment that you can see would almost be a place you feel you could relax in... but with something you can't quite name maybe causing you to stop and wonder.