I watched both 1 and 2 in one go. Unexpectedly, I saw Jon Keith Harrington in 2. In the end, he and Sean Bean were in the same frame very well.
I haven't played or know the same game, but I just heard the name of this movie a long time ago. Although the two films are both horror films, the feeling after watching is different. Compared with the first film and the second film, although both have religions, the plot is relatively complicated and can be watched more. The second film is visually scary. Not a small proportion.
In Silent Hill, there are many mysterious beings and mysterious dark bodies that can be transformed into biological forms that can be touched. It will be incredible to see. There are two worlds, the outer and inner worlds. Outside Silent Hill is the ordinary real world. The three worlds are intertwined, and the characters travel through these three worlds to find answers. The essence of cults and demons is not their appearance, and there is no certain boundary between good and bad. As said in the movie, what you see in front of you is not necessarily the truth, but who is the devil and who is the good person? There is no strict distinction between good and evil, true and false.
Although this is a horror film about religious beliefs, the core cannot escape the theme of love. If Aresa's mother dared to rebel against her sister and the religion they believed in, and sincerely gave her mother's love to the discriminated and unjust Aresa, perhaps Aresa would not be designated as a witch, and she would not accept the burning of hatred and hatred. Take revenge and bring in demons.
In stark contrast, Ross, who poured all his love into the adopted child Sharon, did not hesitate to leave her husband to save her daughter. She knows that in the eyes of the child, the mother is God.
The difference between the belief of the biological mother and the belief of the adoptive mother also cannot explain who has a deeper love.
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