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Silent Hill (2006) 6.6
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6.6/10 from 165,605 users
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Reviews: 1,737 user | 266 critic | 20 from Metacritic.com A woman goes in search for her daughter within the confines of a strange, desolate town called Silent Hill. Director:Christophe GansWriter:Roger Avary |
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A little girl who doesn't get enough sleep wakes up every night screaming "silent hill." One day her mother, driving through a thick fog, loses her daughter in a parallel world which hell itself would just not tolerate. Through all those atrocities and lack of trust, her daughter is living the biggest nightmare of her life. Written by Pel Par
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21 April 2006 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
$50,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
£991,687 (UK) (21 April 2006)Gross:
$1,353,049 (Australia) (15 September 2006)Company Credits
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In the beginning of the film, when Rose is running frantically trying to find Sharon, She runs through a tunnel. On the tunnel walls is graffiti that says the name "Cheryl". Cheryl is the original name of Sharon from the video game. See more »Goofs
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[first lines]Rose Da Silva: Sharon! She's not here! Oh, God. Christopher, can you see anything? Sharon! Sharon!
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Letter - From the Lost Days (SHF2)Vocalist Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
Written and Performed by Akira YamaokaCourtesy of Konami
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Someone said worst movie ever- dude- ever see UltraViolet or Scary movie? Please easily those are the worst movies that should NEVER have been made.
However. this movie was excellent. I have a feeling the person who gave this movie one star was someone who did not play the video game, maybe even did not realize it was based on a video game. I can see how this movie could present a problem to those who are non-gamers. However Most of my friends never played the game either, and they still enjoyed the movie very much.
I wasn't as disturbed by the changing of the characters as I thought I'd be. (Harry Mason to Rose for Example.) I totally understand how Harry wouldn't cross over well. while he was a cool character (From a girl perspective) he was kind of a wuss. lol.
the actors they picked to portray the characters were superb. they did a very good job portraying the intensity, the scary and sometimes disturbing nature of the movie.
I saw a sneak peek where most of the movie goers did a lot of gasping and clutching of their friends or dates, covering of eyes... it was a pretty creepy film, and the only horror movie that actually got my pulse to race. Normally I hate horror movies because they're more ridiculous than scary.
but this movie was scary, well acting, well written, and I loved the monsters. It was much more realistic to use people rather than complete CGI characters. it made it more creepy. I liked that touch. Definitely proves that old school can be more scary than technology. Although they don't completely ignore the modern day novelties. Its a perfect combination of both.
Pretty much- I miss Harry- I can understand why they did away with him (I'm glad it wasn't for a stupid reason like them wanting a tough cigar smoking buff man chick thinking that's "P.C.") but the character changes work, the actors in their parts work, the script works, its creepy, its scary, its a great movie. Some who have not played or haven't heard of the Silent hill games may not get it... but for the most part, I think most should enjoy this movie, gamers and non-gamers alike. This has to be one of my favorite movies this year.