Hear No Evil

Synopsis

In the gripping thriller 'Hear No Evil', Marlee Matlin stars as a deaf woman who unintentionally overhears a murder plot and finds herself in a dangerous game of cat and mouse. As she struggles to communicate the imminent threat without the use of words, the tension rises and the stakes grow higher. Released in 1993, the film captures the essence of fear and vulnerability, while showcasing Matlin's remarkable talent in a role that tests the limits of her abilities. With unexpected twists and heart-pounding moments, 'Hear No Evil' keeps the audience on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Cast

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  Marlee Matlin

  Jillian Shanahan

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  D. B. Sweeney

  Ben Kendall

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  Martin Sheen

  Lt. Brock

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  John C. McGinley

  Mickey O'Malley

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  Christina Carlisi

  Grace

• Greg Wayne Elam

  Cooper

Reviews

Despite Marlee Matlin's strong performance, 'Hear No Evil' fails to fully deliver on its promising premise. Critics have pointed out the film's reliance on clichés and lack of depth in character development, making it fall short of its potential. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a 20% rating, with critics mentioning the predictable plot and thin storytelling as major drawbacks. IMDb's rating of 5.0/10 reflects a mixed reception from viewers, who appreciated Matlin's portrayal but criticized the overall execution. While the film offers moments of suspense and intrigue, it struggles to sustain a consistent level of engagement, leaving audiences wanting more.