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If the fog rolls in over the town of Silent Hill again, it will be without screenwriter Roger Avary. The scribe credited for Pulp Fiction, Killing Zoe and the Brett Easton Ellis adaptation The Rules of Attraction brought the video game world of the "Silent Hill" series to atmospheric life in last year's film directed by Christophe Gans.
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Posted by: Chrissy on April 12, 2008 at 20:21:55
I can't believe they don't want to do the honors and make a sequel.. That's heartbreaking, if anything, and this my own opinion, if they can make 3 resident Evil movies, which like i said my opinion, those movies blows, the movies i mean not the game. They can certainly make a few more silent hill movies. I know that Silent Hill fans, such as i are very disappointed to hear this. Hopefully, they find some director and screen writer that will stick to the game and not fabricate it into something its not, and stick to characters and stories like the game. Just like books no one likes to read or play something and then have a movie come out and it's nothing like the game or book. So hopefully, speakin as a fan of Silent Hill they do come up with a sequel.. Thanks.
Posted by: Seiryu on April 13, 2008 at 00:32:20
I agree. I felt that the SH movie really struck the right cord. Granted, it didn't follow the story to the "T" but, it delivered something that the other game-to-movies didn't: music. Akira Yamaoka's scores from the first three games appear at all the right times, sending me (as a viewer) into the depths of what I enjoyed playing. The creatures, locations, and music were all iconic--and the story wasn't far off from SH1, either. It is a shame that SH2 won't be made by Gans and Avary. And even if we had to, I would wait till Gans had time off to focus more on SH2 so Avary could come back and write. His adaptation is far more superior than other game-to-movie translations. If Avary would go on to writing SH2, I'm more than certain he wouldn't try to make it a direct sequel UNLESS he found a way to have the character Chris do the James thing and venture off into Silent Hill on his own looking for his (dead) wife. Otherwise, I loved playing through the different games as different people who all had troubled lives that lead them to Silent Hill.
Posted by: Poop Poopson on April 13, 2008 at 01:24:39
I thought Avary was going to jail for killing someone while driving drunk.
Posted by: zombielove on July 3, 2008 at 23:15:44
That is sad that hey are not going to continue with silent hill 2.
They did such a good job with the first one that we automattacally expect the second one to come out. Thats too bad.
Posted by: Michael Banno on July 4, 2008 at 02:38:29
interesting to say the least, considering how old this news is. I wonder what's up with Silent Hill 2 these days.
Posted by: favian on July 8, 2008 at 03:26:10
What an enormous mistake. Someone start a petition. Silent Hill is now the benchmark from where all game adaptations will be measured against. Anyone see inland empire? David lynch can easily tackle the source material. Especially since so much of silent hill borrows from his films.
Posted by: david sanchez on March 2, 2009 at 01:18:36
i think bodys energys, left hand is dare energys and rigth hand good energys, dare is better and good energys can think to be right and be wrong and dare energys rigth shoulder and left hand is ok.because all those shoots
and cuts to those zombies and things, just to think where to shoot is betterfor them.
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