Riddick-x I will start by saying I liked the first Silent Hill, I felt they really did the series justice. Now we come to Silent Hill Revelation. This movie is total garbage, and written by hacks that think they know how to be intriguing. Good actors, bad acting, but I'm sure that has to do with bad writing and directing. For me there was no intensity to the movie, again because of bad writing, so nothing was scary, or unnerving. This is a huge turd of a film avoid at all cost.

Davis P I liked this film more than I thought I would, but that still doesn't mean I liked it. Adelaide was a good choice for heather/Sharon, I liked her acting in the lead role. Sean Bean was alright In his role of Christopher. As you know, that is if you follow my reviews, I did not like the original Silent Hill film, I rated it a 2/10. I kinda liked this sequel a little better, but it still is not a good movie. The special effects are lackluster and really nothing special. This movie does have some flashbacks to the original silent hill, which I liked. But this movie's plot is rather muddled and confusing, and it gets boring after a while, that's why i didn't enjoy this movie as a whole. I liked Vincent's character, he was probably my favorite part of the entire film. And I like the Romance angle too. Also the gore got to be too much in a couple scenes. 4/10 for Silent Hill: Revaluation 3D.

jlthornb51 A visually awe inspiring production that will stagger one with its unbelievable intensity. While derivative of the first fantastic effort, Silent Hill, this 3D film still is successful at creating an atmosphere and environment so hellish it's almost too much to endure. Director William Bassett has a sure hand on the helm as he steers a course through the horrific landscape that defines that which is Silent Hill, seldom deviating from the magnificent course set by his predecessor. Ingeniously imaginative beyond anyone's worst nightmares, these are truly our most terrible fears gone mad, magnified a thousand fold, and an able cast does well in portraying the stricken victims of what must be Satan's vacation paradise. Stunningly created sets and creatures unprecedented in their ungodly uniqueness both amaze and repel us as we encounter one fantastically incomprehensible vision after another. Some of the power of this film, so visceral in its impact, must simply be experienced as mere words can never adequately convey the horror, the vision, the sheer unrelenting horror that is Silent Hill 3D.

GL84 Troubled by strange dreams, a teen and her friend go on the run from a series of strange creatures and visions which prompt her to visit a dreaded town of eternal darkness in hopes of finding an answer for her journey.For the most part this one wasn't all that bad and really had some good parts to it. What really tends to make this one work is the fact that there's an exciting slew of scenes here that not only help with the action but also manages to help the story make more sense coming off the original which is quite surprising. Though the original does good enough with what's presented here, this one really fleshes the story out more by going all-out for the two features by managing to convey the mysterious voices in her head, her strange dreams and constant fleeting visions of shadows stalking her in the first half as being quite important to the film. Not only are they great suspense-builders at generating rather creepy scenes, they also come with a special point that's slowly revealed about her true destiny and how that all ties into the initial escape here which is quite a novel concept here at using scares to sell the story. That also leaves quite a nice balancing act in the second half as the first half tends to run more on the suspense route while the second one comes off more as an action-packed showcase with a large amount of thrilling action scenes all centered in the titular town which is the best part to this. The initial walk-through of the deserted city streets, the attempts at avoiding the patrols in the amusement park and the main sequence of her trying to get out of the underground tunnels filled with strange monsters and deformed mutants down below is really exciting and packs enough action, gory kills and fantastic visuals to make for a stand-out sequence that's wholly enjoyable while still managing to combine the earlier tactics of focusing on the action to tell the story. These are more than enough to hold off the one main flaw with this one, as it's easily the 3D workings throughout here. This is painful to watch in 3D with camera angles purposefully tilted at odd angles simply so claws, blades or tongues from the different creatures can be thrust into the screen in utterly- shoddy CGI that never looks realistic or enjoyable. It's a lame tactic that never works well and always manages to ruin the scene whenever it's featured, which makes those scenes distracting and obvious, hurting what would otherwise be a rather enjoyable entry.Rated R: Graphic Violence, Graphic Language and Brief Nudity.