Silent Hill: Revelation 3D

Silent Hill: Revelation 3D (2012)

Timing: 1:34 (94 min)

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Release date

2012-10-10

Country

Canada, France, Japan, United States

Production

Davis Films, Open Road Films, Mandate International, Konami, Silent Hill 2 DCP

Genre

Thriller, Horror, Mystery

Budget

$20 000 000

Revenue

$55 975 672

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Director

M.J. Bassett

Actors

Adelaide Clemens, Sean Bean, Radha Mitchell, Carrie-Anne Moss, Malcolm McDowell, Kit Harington, Deborah Kara Unger, Martin Donovan, Erin Pitt, Peter Outerbridge
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Scenario

M.J. Bassett

Producer

Samuel Hadida, Don Carmody, Victor Hadida

Operator

Maxime Alexandre

Composer

Jeff Danna

Artist

Sorin Popescu

Audition

Deirdre Bowen

Editing

Michele Conroy
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• The film is based on the computer game «Silent Hill 3» (2003).
• Saoirse Ronan was considered for the role of Heather.
• The building map Heather looks at in the psychiatric hospital is stylized after location maps in the video game series.
• When Heather talks about fictional names, she mentions Harry's father. This is a reference to Harry Mason from the game Silent Hill.
• On the lid of the box where Harry keeps mementos of Silent Hill is depicted the Sun's Halo – a symbol of a religious cult from the foggy town, used in the third game as a save point.
• During the bus scene, Vincent, quoting his grandfather, says: “Some see monsters, others see people.” This is a reference to his own words in the game, allowing a different perspective on what is happening: the members of the Cult, to which he also belongs, are people, but appear as monsters to Heather.
• Room “106” of “Jack’s Hotel”, where Heather and Vincent stayed, appears in the game: there Heather stays with Detective Douglas, and later meets Vincent.
• The truck driver who picks up the film's protagonists, Travis Grady, is the main character of the game "Silent Hill: Origins," released on PS2 and PSP. And the police convoy with a bus transporting prisoners is a reference to the beginning of the game "Silent Hill: Downpour" (PS3, Xbox 360), which begins with the escape of the protagonist – Murphy Pendleton – from a similar bus.
• The psychiatric hospital where Heather finds Leonard is called Brookhaven Asylum in the film. However, this name does not appear in any of the games; the building is called Brookhaven Hospital.
• Christopher – Heather’s father – remained in Silent Hill to find Rose there. This is a direct reference to the game "Silent Hill 2" (PC, PS2), whose protagonist – James Sunderland – also went in search of his wife to the foggy town of Silent Hill.
• The film is based on the video game "Silent Hill 3" (2003).
• During the bus scene, Vincent, referring to his grandfather's words, says: "Some see monsters, others see people." This is a reference to his own words in the game, allowing a different perspective on what is happening: the followers of the Cult, to which he also belongs, are people, but appear as monsters to Heather.
• Room 106 of the 'At Jack's' hotel, where Heather and Vincent stayed, appears in the game: Heather stays there with Detective Douglas, and later meets Vincent.
• The truck driver who picks up the film's protagonists, Travis Grady, is the main character of the game 'Silent Hill: Origins,' released on PS2 and PSP. And the police convoy with the bus transporting prisoners is a reference to the beginning of 'Silent Hill: Downpour' (PS3, Xbox 360), which starts with the main character, Murphy Pendleton, escaping from a similar bus.
• Christopher, Heather's father, remained in Silent Hill to search for Rose. This is a direct reference to the game 'Silent Hill 2' (PC, PS2), whose protagonist, James Sunderland, also went in search of his wife in the foggy town of Silent Hill.
• At the 58th minute of the film, when Sharon kills the attacking monster with a headshot, it continues to breathe after falling.