Imagine not letting your kids trick or treat because Halloween is "unholy” and “demonic”, but then you go out and vote for men who touch kids and abuse women…
This is now the second time President Trump called for an attack against Los Angeles and San Diego. Let there be no ambiguity: these outrageous comments put our city in danger and I am calling for an immediate Congressional investigation into his conduct.
Let’s be clear: The President is advocating for an attack on 10+ million U.S. residents in two of America’s largest cities.
This is not normal. None of this is.
And we will continue to remind folks of that every day.
Unpopular opinion: this is the best Resident Evil movie precisely because it refuses to be a Resident Evil movie in the way most fans wanted.
Cregger didn’t remake RE2, didn’t recast Leon, and didn’t spend 20 minutes explaining the T-virus. He just dropped an out-of-shape medical courier into a night that keeps getting worse and filmed it like you’re the one holding the controller with two bullets left. That “one gigantic sequence” structure, the ammo counting, the dark doorways, the stalker creature that’s the actual DNA of the games, not another origin story for Umbrella.
A lot of the backlash is people wanting the feeling of playing RE2 while also getting the plot of RE2. Those two things have never coexisted well on screen. The Anderson films proved that. Welcome to Raccoon City proved that. Cregger understood the assignment was the panic, not the lore dump.
Is it his weakest film compared to Barbarian and Weapons? Yeah, probably. The ending is abrupt and Bryan is almost too much of a disaster. But calling it “Resident Evil in name only” misses the point. It’s the first live-action version that actually feels like playing one of these games instead of watching someone else play it. That’s rarer than another Wesker monologue.
Rainbow Six Vegas 2 was the first time I played an FPS that felt truly “hard”. Like I needed to completely change my mindset around how to play an FPS game
Again, he gets graded on a curve. Dude is losing his shit because a reporter pushes back a bit on his lies, and he loses his temper, insults her, and walks out of the interview. And yet, he keeps being presented as a sane and normal person.
This is no miracle, bibles are thick books and the pages are usually packed tightly so it's difficult for fire to penetrate especially when it's closed.
But you know christians will always find a way to give credit to their non existent G0d.