It 's a fantasy-horror movie franchise that is now com places (I think ) of a trilogy of films real (Resident Evil, Resident Evil: Apocalypse, Resident Evil: Extinction) and an episode in computer graphics (Resident Evil: Degeneration). The latter came out only last December on DVD, so for the record ...
Last night I watched the final chapter of the trilogy, and now issue its verdict on my first: if you want a clearer overview of the film then read the plot here , here and here .
So, the story is quite interesting: it all begins with the betrayal of a security guard dell'Umbrella Corporation, the largest industry in the world, housed in a huge underground compesso (the Beehive), especially with regard to biological weapons. The virus "T", which scientists were experimenting, was published in the hive, and to prevent it propagated outside the central computer (the Red Queen) has claimed to all staff.
A team of soldiers was sent in the hive to check what happened, and will have only three hours before the portal closes and trap all members ... but must first get acquainted with the scientists of the corporation, which seem to be so dead. In addition, the Red Queen will not make life easy for the team ... You will find that it's really bad! : D
The vir us have strange effects: people used to live, if he accepts the blood, strengthens the tissues and gives extraordinary abilities, while the dead ... be ', has a similar effect, because when a person dies, its cells remain active for months in practice revives the body, but not the conscious part of the brain, they become zombies, like this baby here.
As if it is used in people lives, but whose blood does not tolerate the presence of the virus, then the result is a beautiful animal, pet tongue, like this one.
zombie dogs but are just as cool! :)
The actress of the protagonist, Alice, was good at her role, convincing, dynamic and above all nice ... : P I'd give a bell'8 and a half. The highest votes will reserve for Bill Nighy;)
The producers did a good job with the plot, they did not miss almost nothing, so I do not regret to give a full 9.
The soundtrack will have it made with stencils, the entire computer, or with a solid work mixer. A mere 4 and a half.
For special effects I do not know ... Dead dogs are sooo cute, with the rotten meat and runny inner portions of the body exposed (how beautiful!), but the monsters licker (the merry-long tongue) seem to be hysterical as they move and the graphics are not very credible ... say 7 for the dogs and 4 for the licker?
The trick is done by God, look at that FICON zombies! But there was someone very mutilated, and I think they dug half his face to the actors, so they did the computer ... hopefully. ^ ^''
The screenplay is well done, I would say 8.
I think I've done. The rest the trilogy not reviewed it, I liked it less. Until next time!
Last night I watched the final chapter of the trilogy, and now issue its verdict on my first: if you want a clearer overview of the film then read the plot here , here and here .
So, the story is quite interesting: it all begins with the betrayal of a security guard dell'Umbrella Corporation, the largest industry in the world, housed in a huge underground compesso (the Beehive), especially with regard to biological weapons. The virus "T", which scientists were experimenting, was published in the hive, and to prevent it propagated outside the central computer (the Red Queen) has claimed to all staff.
A team of soldiers was sent in the hive to check what happened, and will have only three hours before the portal closes and trap all members ... but must first get acquainted with the scientists of the corporation, which seem to be so dead. In addition, the Red Queen will not make life easy for the team ... You will find that it's really bad! : D
The vir us have strange effects: people used to live, if he accepts the blood, strengthens the tissues and gives extraordinary abilities, while the dead ... be ', has a similar effect, because when a person dies, its cells remain active for months in practice revives the body, but not the conscious part of the brain, they become zombies, like this baby here.
As if it is used in people lives, but whose blood does not tolerate the presence of the virus, then the result is a beautiful animal, pet tongue, like this one.
zombie dogs but are just as cool! :)
The actress of the protagonist, Alice, was good at her role, convincing, dynamic and above all nice ... : P I'd give a bell'8 and a half. The highest votes will reserve for Bill Nighy;)
The producers did a good job with the plot, they did not miss almost nothing, so I do not regret to give a full 9.
The soundtrack will have it made with stencils, the entire computer, or with a solid work mixer. A mere 4 and a half.
For special effects I do not know ... Dead dogs are sooo cute, with the rotten meat and runny inner portions of the body exposed (how beautiful!), but the monsters licker (the merry-long tongue) seem to be hysterical as they move and the graphics are not very credible ... say 7 for the dogs and 4 for the licker?
The trick is done by God, look at that FICON zombies! But there was someone very mutilated, and I think they dug half his face to the actors, so they did the computer ... hopefully. ^ ^''
The screenplay is well done, I would say 8.
I think I've done. The rest the trilogy not reviewed it, I liked it less. Until next time!
