This remains the best piece of live action Resident Evil we've ever gotten and clear proof that making a story about ordinary people during the Raccoon City outbreak can absolutely work and stay FAITHFUL to the source material.
I really love the new film and it's pretty amazing, gory, horrific, and felt like a survival horror/comedy, but it felt like a parody of Resident Evil Games.
For me, just for me, it's after having all the past films being a different world from the games, and with Welcome to Racoon City being their ticket to adapt, really adapt an adaptation.....almost, you would think they will correct it, but instead they went back to separating it from the game.
After all this live action film, I still wish to have a live action canon to the games. So I can tell my non-gamer friends who are cinema goers the story of its history and not being taken out of context because its connected to the film they just watch.
Anyhow, go watch the new film its very good, really good. Its helping the Resident Evil name show up to people's FYP or timeline who are non-gamers and may or may not introduce them to the games. This new film is pretty sick, and the connections of the infected that Bryan encounters to his inner demons and dilemma, really tick the film box.
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Liza Soberano, Mimiyuuuh, and Carlos Yulo are the Filipino reset we need. Liza for exposing PH showbiz toxicity, Mimi for showing what a real self-made looks like and why it shouldn’t be looked down on, and Caloy for challenging the toxic family culture many have normalized.
@JuviCinefilo RE1 Remake, thats the right answer, not only that without it, RE4 wouldn't be made, but the freaking atmosphere, the action is almost non-existent. And the Storyyyy, the endings. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@AdnaanJnr I really love the Green Herb near the telephone he uses to call his girlfriend hahaha that first level was full of easter egg. That first aid at the barn was so random, like in the games 😅
Zach Cregger’s ‘RESIDENT EVIL’ has crossed $100M at the worldwide box office, beating industry expectations.
Still awaiting release in China and Japan, the film could finish with $450M–$500M+ worldwide and become the 4th highest-grossing video game movie ever.
Zach Cregger’s RESIDENT EVIL has crossed $100M at the global box office this Sunday, shattering industry projections.
Still to be released in China and Japan, it may become the fourth-highest-grossing video game movie of all time with $450M–$500M+ worldwide.
Zach Cregger's ‘RESIDENT EVIL’ is Certified Fresh at 96% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Officially the highest rated video game movie OF ALL TIME.
Read our review: https://t.co/TZZN66c55R
Pues si no hay mas sorpresas de aquí a finales de Noviembre, creo firmemente que estos serán los candidatos al GOTY 2026 de este año. No sé qué opinarán otros pero yo lo veo bastante factible
It will never happen, Capcom controls the story of the game, and Sony controls the movie. Unlike the The Fallout series, where it is indeed canon to the games. As a RE fan, I never wanted a 1:1 adaptation, I wanted a complete original story that is canon to the game, like how they made Resident Evil 7. But apparently they cant do that since Capcom and Sony agreement.