IL resident evil movie Zach Cregger’s work may be controversial among video game fans, but in the meantime, it seems to be picking up Widely praised by film critics,and The first review was positiveall of which describes an absolutely strange, sometimes crazy, but truly successful film.
These assessments are consistent with those expressed in our Resident Evil review published in these proceedings, in which we expressed great surprise at the film. This seems to be poking fun at the famous franchise Related to that is constructing a good narrative that is different but surprisingly structured.
On the other hand, the director’s qualities are well known for his proficiency in managing the horror genre and transforming it into different interpretations, in this case also involving historical video game series.
A bit like a horror comedy
The ratings collected so far are generally like this: This is a movie A clear departure from the cliché Regardless of the genre or the video game it’s supposed to reference, it takes a known premise and builds a rather unique experience.
it comes out a bit comedy horror moviewhich still has its scary moments, but in a chain of circumstances that drags the viewer into a seamless emotional rollercoaster.
In the Resident Evil movie, the T-Virus causes zombies to exhibit unique behaviors not seen in the game
Currently, on The average Metacritic score is 80It’s rated surprisingly high for a film of this type, and on Rotten Tomatoes it has a 96% positive rating to date, confirming the excellent reviews it’s received from professional critics, at least so far.
Obviously, when it was revealed that the film was too funny and the director cut the jokes, it wasn’t an exaggeration, because Resident Evil does have a remarkable sense of satire. The fact that Craig has long wanted fans to accept differences in the game is a clear indication of the path the director is taking.
“Resident Evil” movie will be Tomorrow, September 17th.
