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Director: Michael J. Bassett
Writer: Michael J. Bassett
Production: Davis-Films
Movie Details: In Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, Heather Mason and her father have been on the run, always one step
In Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, Heather Mason and her father have been on the run, always one step ahead of dangerous forces that she doesn't fully understand. On the eve of her 18th birthday, plagued by horrific nightmares and the disappearance of her father, Heather discovers she's not who she thinks she is. The revelation leads her deeper into a demonic world that threatens to trap her forever. [Open Road Films]
Genre(s): Mystery Thriller Horror
MPAA Rating: R
Production: Davis-Films
Runtime: 94 min
Home Release Date: Feb 12, 2013
Official Site: http://www.silenthill3d.com/
Countries: USA France Canada
Language: English
Director: Michael J. Bassett
Writer: Michael J. Bassett
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Metascore Overwhelming dislike
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1 Mixed Ratings 7%
13 Negative Ratings 92%
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Empire
Kim Newman | Nov 4, 2012
"The first film was imperfect but solid as game-adaps go and fans revelled in its clammy shocks. No such luck this time out. Director Bassett oversees a vaporous horror sequel that rarely raises the pulse. " ... Read full review
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Slant Magazine
Calum Marsh | Oct 26, 2012
"Silent Hill: Revelation fundamentally misunderstands the appeal its source material." ... Read full review
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Entertainment Weekly
Keith Staskiewicz | Oct 26, 2012
"Some horror movies want to scare you witless, but Silent Hill: Revelation 3D just wants to beat you senseless. " ... Read full review
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The A.V. Club
Nathan Rabin | Oct 26, 2012
"Stiff, episodic, and disjointed, Silent Hill: Revelation 3D replicates its source material all too faithfully." ... Read full review
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Total Film
George Bass | Nov 4, 2012
"The nurse-monsters look cool - think HR Giger in Ann Summers kit - but the plot and burning fairgrounds are so OTT they dispel any chill factor. " ... Read full review
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Variety
Dennis Harvey | Oct 26, 2012
"A cheaper, cheesier sequel that's worse than its predecessor on every level (save being a half-hour shorter) and takes no special advantage of the stereoscopic process." ... Read full review
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Village Voice
Nick Schager | Oct 26, 2012
"With horror altogether absent and a plot drowning in insipid convolutions, it's a film whose early warning to Heather should be heeded: "Don't go to Silent Hill."" ... Read full review
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115 Mixed Ratings 26%
178 Negative Ratings 41%
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palomitasvelaz
Oct 28, 2012
The film faithfully respects the history of the game, if viewers who saw not a fan, then you will not find meaning. It's part of a history ofThe film faithfully respects the history of the game, if viewers who saw not a fan, then you will not find meaning. It's part of a history of Silent Hill, NOT a part of a horror movie like a "the girlfriend of Chuky"… Expand
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traskular
Nov 3, 2012
I made an account here just to review this movie. The reviews are the most absurd things I've ever seen. I left the theater with a smile on myI made an account here just to review this movie. The reviews are the most absurd things I've ever seen. I left the theater with a smile on my face, and kept saying how great the movie was. This was definitely the Best Video game Movie I've ever seen! If you played Silent Hill 3, you will absolutely love and adore this game!… Expand
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Andoloo
Oct 28, 2012
Not the scariest movie I've ever seen but this film is actually quite faithful both to the plot of the first movie and the third game in theNot the scariest movie I've ever seen but this film is actually quite faithful both to the plot of the first movie and the third game in the series. I know I'm in the minority here, but I actually really enjoyed the first movie and felt like this sequel did a good job of establishing a strong link between that film and the game series. I will admit that there were a few instances of nonsensical plot and / or writing but I felt that overall, this was a worthy entry in the series with great atmosphere and great acting to boot. Don't believe all the garbage reviews in the press. I doubt most of those critics are even aware of the game series this movie is based on.… Expand
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WeeverMan
Jun 23, 2015
It's a damn shame that this movie had to be such a letdown. After the greatness that was the original Silent Hill movie I half expected thisIt's a damn shame that this movie had to be such a letdown. After the greatness that was the original Silent Hill movie I half expected this one to be okay. But my excitement died when I found out that Tri-Star wasn't doing this one. I honestly shouldn't be too upset about this movie because it's not exactly a sequel but at the same time it is. Don't get me wrong, this movie like most others did have its moments that were entertaining and scary but the majority was slow and boring. don't pick this movie up unless you can stand no plot progression and stupid writing.… Expand
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iBash
Dec 2, 2012
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Well ... it was fun to watch - if for the wrong reasons. Aweful and ridiculous plot and dialogue by blant and meaningless characters who behave and act stupidly will have you grin and giggle throughout a movie that tries to be exaggeratingly heavy on exposition and explaning but still manages to make no sense at all. It contradicts itself all the time and when it doesn't, it presents situations that are very unlikely and unbelievable if thought through.

To say something good, the movie looks and sounds great, there's no denying it and even the 3D looks good. (Though the latter will depend on the theatre you visit, too.) I also thought the actors did a good job, the horrible script isn't their fault.

So how about comparing the movie to the game it's based on? The similarities mostly start and end with the namedropping. In general, there's no need to slavishly stick to the game's plot ect., but if you change stuff, it should benefit the movie.

Revelation has the following problem: it wants to be a sequel to the first movie and yet tell the plot of the third game which is problematic because the first movie already altered the key plot aspects of the first game significantly and especially those that are relevant for how the story was continued in the third game. (The second game had a completely independent story.)

Now it would've been no problem to just stick with what the first movie did and build on it, but instead, the narration tries to combine the two differing stories - BUT does so very poorly, because first of all, in doing so, it does contradict certain facts known from the first movie and second of all, it still changes the story of the third game anyways! What the ---- was it good for to completely break the continuity and the canon of the first movie just to include the third game's plot when you, then, alter that plot anyways? You could've just altered the game's plot to fit the first movie and fine!

If you like the games, the saddest thing about this movie is that it simply doesn't feel like a Silent Hill. It is not scary at all, there is absolutely neither mystery nor confusion, the emotional aspects are shallow and uninteresting and the town of Silent Hill is overcrowded with people.

Which is in itself, independently from the games, ridiculous because on the one hand, the town is so super dangerous ect., but on the other hand, a full community has been living and surviving there for over a century among the hostile monsters and a spoiled brat gone wild with destructive super powers. For instance, the asylum in the movie is crawling with monsters that kill everyone they can get a hold of and yet, the order, trapped in the very same nightmare world, is using the place as a psychological hospital. (Basically, they brainwash people in there or make them prisoners when they disobey.) In one scene, they bring one of the characters there for "treatment", bring him into a room full of monster nurses, try to do their job among them, and then, surprisingly, get killed by those even though they knew the nurses were in that room and that they were dangerous. Fleeing whenever "the darkness" - yikes - approaches is the number one rule, but all of a sudden, the "darkness" is the perfect working place. Oooops, dead.

That's how much sense the movie makes.

Overall, yes, you can have a good laugh at the movie and it's remarkably well done, but that's about it. If you are a fan of the series and have a lot of humour, you will enjoy the movie for how funny it is and for all the little innuendos and references to the game series, but will also feel like you want to cry because the movie butchers and, pretty much, insults he franchise.

If you don't know the games, this movie will make even less sense to you and you won't even be able to enjoy the shameless fan-service, so ... better go see something else.… Expand
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alexandrea
Nov 25, 2021
Setting a side the obvious coolness of seeing the world turn into silent hill, and a bit that actually seems that it was shoot during theSetting a side the obvious coolness of seeing the world turn into silent hill, and a bit that actually seems that it was shoot during the original movie, this is a pure dumpster fire… Expand
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CyanAvery
Oct 27, 2012
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Nothing more then Garbage worst film adaption **** up on heather got her character wrong VINCENT IS 24-26 for **** sake heather HATES HIM he should not be a shoe horned Romance downpour should not even be in the damn movie are Travis Clearly anyone that says it did justice to the game NEVER played the game for **** sake its pacing was Awful they got barley anything done Douglas Cartland WAS NOT A MINOR PART also He does NOT DIE he only DIES in the evil ending and harry does not get Kidnapped HE gets killed in his living room and heather finds him and she fights Missionary who killed harry under Claudia Wolf's orders. THE best PART of the WHOLE movie Was SADLY Pyramid HEAD and He does not even belong in silent hill 3 but he stole the movie right under heathers nose in this **** fest of a "Movie" JUST awful they did not even get her outfit right YOUR NOT HERE WAS NOT EVEN IN THE MOVIE AND ITS THE MAIN THEME over all a **** movie… Expand
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