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Release Year: 2006

Rating: R

Genre: Horror-Ghosts & Supernatural

Run Time: 125 min.

Movie/TV Title: Silent Hill

Studio: Sony Pictures

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by freyasaurus
02 Dec, 2008
Silent Hill 2006 Movie Review
If you're a fan of horror movies or the Silent Hill video game series, then I think this is a worthy buy. While it is based on the first and second games, it follows a unique adaption to the original storyline. It got a backlash from some fans because it was not exact to the game, but I think of them as two separate entities. What the movie excels in is bringing you into the world of Silent Hill, and it is recreated to a T. I felt it was the same place as the games, and it made me quite pleased. What people were upset about is the change from Harry to Rose, as well as Dahlia's role in the storyline. While these are obvious changes from the game, I don't feel that they take away from the movie at all. The same themes and feel that are in the games shine through in the movie, and it is just ... If you're a fan of horror movies or the Silent Hill video game series, then I think this is a worthy buy. While it is based on the first and second games, it follows a unique adaption to the original storyline. It got a backlash from some fans because it was not exact to the game, but I think of them as two separate entities. What the movie excels in is bringing you into the world of Silent Hill, and it is recreated to a T. I felt it was the same place as the games, and it made me quite pleased. What people were upset about is the change from Harry to Rose, as well as Dahlia's role in the storyline. While these are obvious changes from the game, I don't feel that they take away from the movie at all. The same themes and feel that are in the games shine through in the movie, and it is just visually and emotionally involving. The biggest downside I can think of is that if you would find any deviations from the original series as inadequate or not something you would enjoy, you should probably not purchase. But for people who do not mind or have not played the game and enjoy some good horror, Silent Hill is more than worth it.
by xOrcF6Q2SQq@Deleted
08 Dec, 2006
Good movie hurt by an overzealous script
I am a gamer who has played through the first 3 Silent Hill games that concern the visuals and plot within this moive. With that in mind, I can say that only the part where Rose (Radha Mitchell) first enters the town and chases the girl into the alleyway is exactly true to the first game. When I recognized the alleyway (from the same exact camera angles as in the game, bravo!) and knew that "the darkness" was coming, I literally got the same chills when I heard that air siren sound as when I first played the game! Unfourtunatley, this was the only clearly recognizable scene from the games, as the whole rest of the moive is a sloppy mismash of areas, monsters and plots from mostly the first and third games (note: the first is the beginning of the true mythology and the third is the ... I am a gamer who has played through the first 3 Silent Hill games that concern the visuals and plot within this moive. With that in mind, I can say that only the part where Rose (Radha Mitchell) first enters the town and chases the girl into the alleyway is exactly true to the first game. When I recognized the alleyway (from the same exact camera angles as in the game, bravo!) and knew that "the darkness" was coming, I literally got the same chills when I heard that air siren sound as when I first played the game! Unfourtunatley, this was the only clearly recognizable scene from the games, as the whole rest of the moive is a sloppy mismash of areas, monsters and plots from mostly the first and third games (note: the first is the beginning of the true mythology and the third is the direct sequel to that story, NOT the second game!). Most core elements of the first game's plot are used but some are reversed. For instance in the first game Dahlia is the villian, having knowingly burned her child Alessa and then forcibly possessing her with the soul of a powerful demon. In the movie that is totally changed as Dahlia is portrayed as a victim of the cult group that burned the girls. This cult, led by the fanatic Claudia, is part of the third game's plot which concerns the then teenage Alessa (real name is Cheryl being the same girl as in the first game) This strange hybrid of plots from two games really destroys any comprehension for the non-gamer and is a real letdown for the gamers who hoped to see the original plot transformed into a movie. The only bonus from this style is that music form all three games was used for the soundtrack (VERY cool!) and the cool monsters form the second game, like the spitting thing and Pyramid Head, are included, which if they had directly followed the first game couldn't have been there. I still think for the sake of a intelligent, coherent plot (which is a big part of what makes the games so interesting) that this "experimental" style of scripting should have given way to either a direct version of the first game or at least a condensed version of the entire plot from games one and three. I understand that the crew must have been stoked that Konami let them have such free liscense with all the various plots and monsters, but trying to use every plot and every monster from three games in one approx 2 hour moive can only lead to the result we got here: confusion. The graphics of the alternate reality were AWESOME, so I know they had the technical ability to take on any of the scences from the complete plots of the first or third game, and so could have really made the game into a big screen movie w/o compromising any details. As for some of the scripted diolague, I agree some of it was stilted at times, but I blame that mainly on the person who wrote this cut and paste script, NOT the actors. Anyone who has seen Pitch Black and the first two Lord of the Rings movies knows that Radha Mitchell and Sean Bean are great actors, capable of any role handed to them. One other thing that was true to the games was the use of sudden, viscreal violence and realistic gore instead of constant blood and guts. The bloody action has the effect it is meant to, to startle and disturb rather than to try and just gross us out. So overall, top marks for the corect use of violence and surreal imagery and for the actors who were victims of a poor script, and for the use of almost 100% game music for the soundtrack!
by jeffgordon172
04 Sep, 2006
Best film adaptation of a game there is
Silent Hill is the best game-to-movie adaptation there is - no doubt about it. Other people will tell you how different it was from the game, when Konami themselves had a hand in developing this. You will also read how "confusing" it is; if you honestly can't think and watch a movie at the same time, you shouldn't be allowed to review anything. Finally, the actual video game reviewers, such as Playstation's Joe Scalzi, will tell you that the acting and script is subpar. I'll give him that, since the little girl Alessa doesn't carry much emotion in her voice, but Sean Bean and Radha Mitchell more than compensated for it. Now, for the meat of this review - the movie. It is a good movie that stays true to its roots in the horror genre. While it's not the best horror movie I've seen, it's the ... Silent Hill is the best game-to-movie adaptation there is - no doubt about it. Other people will tell you how different it was from the game, when Konami themselves had a hand in developing this. You will also read how "confusing" it is; if you honestly can't think and watch a movie at the same time, you shouldn't be allowed to review anything. Finally, the actual video game reviewers, such as Playstation's Joe Scalzi, will tell you that the acting and script is subpar. I'll give him that, since the little girl Alessa doesn't carry much emotion in her voice, but Sean Bean and Radha Mitchell more than compensated for it. Now, for the meat of this review - the movie. It is a good movie that stays true to its roots in the horror genre. While it's not the best horror movie I've seen, it's the best I've seen in the past few years. The eerie "fog and static" atmosphere is constantly in effect, and the multitude of monsters are all pretty frightening, especially the two towards the end. The gist of the terror for me came at the end, when I deciphered the movie's message. This movie doesn't use excessive violence on the main protagonist's part, and I appreciate that. The casting was great, even though Radha Mitchell's character was a brunette in the game. I would have liked it more had there been more clues to figure out as the movie progressed, instead of the plot bombardment you experience towards the end. Silent Hill is the best game-to-movie adaptation there is. If you're looking for a movie based on a game that stays true to it in every aspect, look no further. As a regular horror movie, it is still pretty good, but it somehow lacks dramatic flair in the spoken dialogue. It consistently retains a bone-chilling atmosphere, especially at night. I would still suggest you buy it despite its few flaws, unless you enjoy mindlessly staring at your television.
by fidpuck
13 Aug, 2006
It Really Deserves a 4.5
When I saw this movie I was expecting it to be very interesting, since I had been reading about it on the IMDB forums. I had never played one of the Silent Hill games and I have never really been a horror movie fan. I was right though, this movie is very interesting and I liked it. It has put a big foot forward in video game movies, even if the Silent Hill games were terrible in cinematic and dialogue categories. This movie doesn't try to scare you by surprising you (turn a corner and something jumps out) instead, it tries to creep you out (disturbing sights that are sometimes dragged on to be even creepier). There is not much dialogue and that is a good thing a lot of the dialogue is bad (ties to the game...). It has a very good story and stays very close to the game, including a lot of ... When I saw this movie I was expecting it to be very interesting, since I had been reading about it on the IMDB forums. I had never played one of the Silent Hill games and I have never really been a horror movie fan. I was right though, this movie is very interesting and I liked it. It has put a big foot forward in video game movies, even if the Silent Hill games were terrible in cinematic and dialogue categories. This movie doesn't try to scare you by surprising you (turn a corner and something jumps out) instead, it tries to creep you out (disturbing sights that are sometimes dragged on to be even creepier). There is not much dialogue and that is a good thing a lot of the dialogue is bad (ties to the game...). It has a very good story and stays very close to the game, including a lot of monsters from the game and a newer, less confusing story. The visuals, as you might have heard, are very good and look just like the game (sometimes the camera moves just like the game's). It is a very unique, interesting, good, and creepy movie and worth a seeing. I would suggest that you should plan not to be scared or surprised, but to experience a different story and a cool journey. I would not put this movie into the horror or thriller genre, but into something like an adventure genre.
by celebritybiz
04 Oct, 2006
Good but not Great
Not knowing anything about the movie, I purchased this DVD because of it's graphic front cover design. However, it turned out not to be such a bad buy. The widescreen version is really great coverage display for your screen. The movie started off strange, at first I was totally lost because I had not the slighest idea what this movie was going to be about. But as I continued to watch, it became more interesting. It's one of those movies, where you really need to watch of it to understand the story.This dark and grisly horror-fest is nothing if not a triumph of cinematography and production design, consisting of a minimal and mostly incoherent plot propped up by a mysterious maze of sets that literally seep, drip, and ooze with the atmospheric evil of past misdeeds. Welcome to the abandoned ... Not knowing anything about the movie, I purchased this DVD because of it's graphic front cover design. However, it turned out not to be such a bad buy. The widescreen version is really great coverage display for your screen. The movie started off strange, at first I was totally lost because I had not the slighest idea what this movie was going to be about. But as I continued to watch, it became more interesting. It's one of those movies, where you really need to watch of it to understand the story.This dark and grisly horror-fest is nothing if not a triumph of cinematography and production design, consisting of a minimal and mostly incoherent plot propped up by a mysterious maze of sets that literally seep, drip, and ooze with the atmospheric evil of past misdeeds. Welcome to the abandoned and perpetually foggy ghost town of Silent Hill, where grey ash falls like snow, a devastating coal-mine fire still burns in a hellish underground, and demons of various shapes and sizes make your worst nightmares seem like a walk in the park. GOOD BUY!

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