Silent Hill [Blu-ray]

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Set Design" (10:25), "Stars and Stunts" (7:51), "Creatures Unleashed" (12:38), and "Creature Choreography" (11:37). Around The Film Vintage Featurette (SD, 4:39) – Another little EPK that talks about the town and settings as well as character motivations in the film.

attention to the specifics of gaming delights results in a largely inert picture, and one that has major issues with dreadful dialogue, disappointing with the design of the work, inspiring him to bring nightmare realms to the screen. Joined by producer Samuel Hadida, Gans was able to secure Path to Darkness" (SD) is the original 2006 making-of for "Silent Hill," divided into "Origins" (8:53), "Casting" (10:15),

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detailing this world with surreal touches and ultraviolence, trying to craft atmospheric immersion without resorting to cheap scares. However, such The vintage six-part documentary Path of Darkness: The Making of Silent Hill (62 minutes) is filled with cast and crew interviews and lots of behind-the-scenes footage. Casting, production design, rehearsal footage, stunt work, choreography and special make-up effects are some of the areas covered. This is a well-made piece featuring the participation of several key artists from the shoot. Silent Hill was originally planned to have an all-female cast, but the studio wanted to include a leading man to broaden the audience appeal. Sean Bean ( Game of Thrones) has the thankless role of Chris, Rose’s husband looking for answers. He pairs with Officer Thomas Gucci (Kim Coates, Sons of Anarchy) searching the abandoned town in a parallel dimension devoid of monsters. He spends a lot of time desperately looking through police files and running along empty hallways, but his scenes are more of a distraction from the main plot. Bean does the most he can with the material but cannot escape being shoe-horned into a different movie.

beginning of his curiosity with creating special effects, with childhood interests in moviemaking and art, while industry influences offered him a clear However, for all of its positives, Silent Hill also has its fair share of shortcomings, mostly in its story. The mystery of the town is far more intriguing than its eventual explanation. There are also far too many moments of expository dialogue, none of which are that exciting to watch as characters literally stop to talk about the details. It’s also unfortunate that most of the CGI elements don’t hold up all that well. Performances aren’t particularly noteworthy either, though the actors pull off their roles well enough, with Radha Mitchell taking most of the abuse as the film’s lead. All in all, Silent Hill isn’t a perfect film, but it’s beautiful to look at genuinely disturbing at times. A Tale of Two Jodelles" (26:03, HD) sits down with actress Jodelle Ferland, who tries to recall her early years of When the film started, I saw the Universal logo and then Focus Features logo and with the Focus Features logo we hear the Silent Hill theme play, like how it does in the U.S. release with the Sony logo. And I hear the dubbing for Radha Mitchell and I understood it. My three years of learning German paid off as soon as the film started and it was one of the greatest rewards I could ever give myself. For that, with my personal experience, I give the film a 5/5 because it was a good farewell to a country that gave me so much and that the film is almost exactly like the first video game. Dance of the Pyramid" (36:34, HD) chats with movement coordinator Roberto Campanella, who recounts his troubled

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For more about Silent Hill and the Silent Hill Blu-ray release, see Silent Hill Blu-ray Review published by Brian Orndorf on June 30, 2019 where this Blu-ray release scored 4.5 out of 5. his French upbringing, enjoying the beauty of local cinema, but also interested in American film. With "Necronomicon," Gans was able to make his blindness caused by a massive helmet. Reflections on Gans and his giving directorial style are offered, along with a detailing of the actor's permission to make "Silent Hill," beating the Weinsteins and Tom Cruise by using his fandom to charm the rights holder. In "Adapting a True