If it was the ending in particular that made the movie confusing for you then here's the thing - contrary to popular belief, no, Rose and Sharon are not dead. They're just still trapped in Alessa's alternate dimension. Here's what happened:
There are three parts of Alessa:
- Alessa (the original body)
- Good Alessa (Sharon)
- Dark Alessa ("The Demon")
Sharon and Dark Alessa are basically physical manifestations of the two sides of Alessa - the good side and the evil side. As for how Alessa created these physical manifestations (and the alternate dimensions), it can only be assumed that she possessed some kind of supernatural power (possibly telekinetic and/or psionic powers, which would obviously lead everyone associated with the cult to call her a witch). Assuming this is true, the ending goes as follows:
1) Dark Alessa (aka - "The Demon") does not, in fact, take over or possess Sharon. Dark Alessa simply recombines with Good Alessa (Sharon), creating a new "reincarnated" Alessa.
2) Alessa's deal with her evil counterpart is not simply that she will help her exact her revenge, but that she will also be granted a new life with a better mother: Rose.
3) In this case, ending has two possibilities:
a.) Alessa's plan works and she is granted a new mother in Rose. However, because Alessa was motivated by hate and revenge and let her evil side take over (as well as Rose's part in the revenge), Rose and Sharon (Alessa #2) are doomed to live in the purgatory-like realm that Dark Alessa created. Therefore, no one really wins.
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b.) Alessa's plan works and she is granted a new mother in Rose. Now with Sharon's memories to work with after reuniting with her, Alessa can extend her sphere of influence and create a world just like the one Sharon and Rose lived in, where they can stay forever. In other words, Alessa doesn't want Rose to leave her alternate dimension; she wants to keep Rose all to herself.
Hope this helps. :)
2006-09-18 18:59:34
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answered by SugrNspyce4 :) 6
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I'm not sure what the original comment leaver saw last night, but it certainly wasn't Silent Hill.
I saw a critic screening last night, and must say I was highly impressed. As a fan of the games, and anything related to them, my faith has been firmly established in Gans and Avery, and I can only wish for sequels.
The atmosphere was perfect, the acting was on point, the creatures were amazing, well, everything was amazing.
The town itself looks just like the town we love, and it's almost like coming home again. You'll see what I mean when you finally get to see the film.
Just be prepared for a disturbing, bloody (oh man, the blood), and genuinely creepy ride.
I'd say more, but giving spoilers would be like slapping you in the face.
Go see it!
2006-09-18 16:30:51
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answered by Anonymous
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You need to play the games, they are much better than the movie. It was all explained in there, just not all at once. The visuals were great, but it didn't do much justice.
Go to imdb.com to find out.
2006-09-18 16:32:01
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answered by 4eyed zombie 6
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It was kinda lame! It wouldn't bother trying to understand in too great a depth. I'm still waiting for a decent movie based on a video game.
2006-09-18 16:29:58
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answered by Poppies_rule 3
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the mother, daughter, and female cop were dead the entire movie, they died from the accident in the snow.....the movie kept flashing back from the father who was still alive and searching for them to the eerie underworld, i guess that's what you could call it.......
it didn't make sense to me either until someone told me that.....
2006-09-18 16:36:49
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answered by BB 2
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I seen it to and didn't understand it ethier.
2006-09-18 19:47:15
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answered by kitty 6
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yea, clarity on what?
2006-09-18 16:33:57
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answered by Znai 2
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they did NOT die
2006-09-18 17:34:29
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answered by Jenova 7
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