Terror en Silent Hill

Título original: Silent Hill

2006
C
2h 5min

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Radha Mitchell in Terror en Silent Hill (2006)

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Rose busca a su hija adoptiva dentro de los límites de un pueblo extraño y desolado llamado Silent Hill.Rose busca a su hija adoptiva dentro de los límites de un pueblo extraño y desolado llamado Silent Hill.Rose busca a su hija adoptiva dentro de los límites de un pueblo extraño y desolado llamado Silent Hill.

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Trivia
It took director Christophe Gans five years to obtain the rights to make the film. He was given the rights after he sent Konami a video of an interview describing how much Silent Hill meant to him. Along with the interview, he sent scenes that he filmed on his own dollar cut up and overlayed with music from the games.

Errores
The gas station Rose stopped at and passes at the end has gas listed as per Canadian liters instead of the American gallons.

Citas
Dahlia Gillespie: Why didn't she take me? Like the others?
Rose Da Silva: Because you're her mother. Mother is God in the eyes of a child.

Créditos curiosos
The first segment of the ending credits plays out much like the ending credits of the games.

Versiones alternativas
In Canada, there is rumored to exist an extended cut of the film which runs approx. 132 minutes. It is also said to be the full uncut version of the film itself, which to this day, has never been released outside Canada. This version, being the full version of the movie that was filmed contains longer, sometimes more explicit scenes, more disturbing features (as well as extended scenes that explain everything unlike in the American Theatrical Cut) that was possibly all cut to prevent an NC-17 rating in the USA.

Conexiones
Edited into Terror en Silent Hill 2: la revelación (2012)

Bandas sonoras
Waiting for You (SHF1)
Vocalist Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
Written and Performed by Akira Yamaoka
Courtesy of Konami
(plays in the gas station diner)

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8/10

A video game adaptation worth another look

Although I have never played the actual game I am aware of its story and how this film decided to take another route. It borrows many elements & ideas from not just the first game but it's first couple sequels as well & blends in with the director's own ideas. The end result in my opinion I think works rather well both telling a solid story that doesn't hold your hand while also nailing the look and feel of its source material. I've seen many claim they couldn't understand much of the story but I personally think it explains everything pretty well. There are a couple exposition dumps & maybe at times some of the elements from the video games can feel disjointed but nothing feels out of place or forced in. Especially have to give the director and production crew props for the set design and visual effects that really brings to life the disturbing imagery of the games. There are many effective sequences especially one involving creepy nurses & there's no cheap jump scares to be found.

The only issue for me with the film are the boring and slow paced scenes with the husband character. It feels like they just added these scenes with him cuz the movie didn't have enough males but you could honestly cut all these out and it wouldn't effect the movie any. Other than that Silent Hill was definitely a milestone for video game adaptations especially from around that time. Even today you don't see many get as much effort put into them as this one did.