The very first Horus Heresy book includes a human civilisation living alongside a xeno species in harmony, all the while being fully aware of Chaos and not falling for it to the point of keeping warp-tained artifacts in a museum
Imperium of Man are just morons lmao
Yeah. I mean, other than following the classical Resident Evil formula of starting as relatively grounded horror and gradually escalating into grotesque sci-fi insanity; featuring a bioweapon outbreak as the catalyst; taking place in Raccoon City; culminating in a secret laboratory; featuring zombies, infected dogs, and increasingly bizarre mutant creatures; having its protagonist start with a basic handgun and progressively acquire bigger and more ridiculous weapons; forcing him to scavenge for ammunition and conserve what little he has; making him rummage through drawers for supplies; confronting him with inexplicably elaborate locks; including typewriters, First-Aid Spray, Green Herbs, and other direct references to game items; occasionally switching into first-person and over-the-shoulder perspectives that mimic the games; sending him through rural environments, city streets, underground areas, a hospital, and finally a laboratory; having Umbrella scientists fucking around with biological weapons; and ultimately transforming its protagonist into a giant Bio-weapon that looks exactly like something you’d fight at the end of a Resident Evil game . . .
Yeah, other than all that, it barely had anything to do with the fucking games.
Can someone explain why people keep calling Bryan a coward when the movie shows him helping people over and over again? 😭
He tried to get the woman he accidentally hit to a hospital, checked on the injured cop, risked himself to help the little girl in the trailer, and actually cared about getting his delivery where it needed to go.
He was scared, inexperienced and made plenty of bad decisions, but that doesn’t mean he was a bad person.
He’s no Leon, but Bryan definitely had more courage in him than people give him credit for.
Pero luego vi a la pequeña Tiffany y pensé: ¿Niña blanca de 8 años, en un barrio negro, entre un montón de monstruos a esta hora de la noche, con libros de física cuántica? Está a punto de hacer algo, hermano
Spoiler Alert 🚨 : He protected that bag with his life because he genuinely believed there was an organ inside. He never even opened it. He had no idea the cure was in there or that it could benefit him. His only mission was to get that organ to the hospital because he believed it would save someone’s life. That alone shows how selfless and genuine he really was.