Resident Evil: The Final Chapter

2017 "Evil comes home"
5.5| 1h47m| R| en| More Info
Released: 27 January 2017 Released
Producted By: Constantin Film
Country: United States of America
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Picking up immediately after the events in Resident Evil: Retribution, Alice is the only survivor of what was meant to be humanity's final stand against the undead. Now, she must return to where the nightmare began - The Hive in Raccoon City, where the Umbrella Corporation is gathering its forces for a final strike against the only remaining survivors of the apocalypse.

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a_chinn Final installment of what should have been the best video film game adaptation, but what instead became merely a blandly entertaining series. This final installment see's Alice return to Raccoon City for a final showdown with the Umbrella Corporation, which is embodied in Iain Glen, who's a quite good sneering villain. Milla Jovovich is back as Alice, as is Ali Larter as Claire Redfield, but this long-in-the-tooth franchise is so bogged down in it's underwhelming mythology that it saps any fun from what should have been a straightforward George A. Romero style zombie film (there exists a Romero script for the first film when he was originally attached to direct and it's quite a good script). Writer/Director Paul W.S. Anderson delivers pretty much non-stop action that's reasonably well directed, but nothing that really stands out. The story isn't all that interesting and the characters are non-existant. I did enjoy the opening sequences of the film, which were much more Mad Max than zombie apocalypse, but the film quickly get's bogged down under it's own weight in trying to tie up the loose ends of the prior films. On the plus side, Jovovich is still good in the lead, and she's joined by Ruby Rose in a supporting role, which is very cool, even if it's in too short of an appearance, but despite a solid cast, decent production values, and nonstop action, this film somehow manages to be really boring. Ho hum.
rb_rhyno Just when i think Paul W.S Anderson has hit rock bottom, he breaks out a laser drill and takes us down even further! this should have gone DIRECTLY to DVD..
lamentoeroico You can understand a thing. the picture is awful. the camera angles. the music. WARNING: In the action scenes... 5 minutes and you will get an epilepsy attack.Is this a B movie ?
ritera1 I find Paul WS Anderson a talented guy in the action field, but lacking in ambition and depth to his films. He's found a business niche that is very global (and not really very American in storytelling). But he does little to bring new and original material to the genre.He's doing B and even C films, by and large, but does end up keeping up the pace for a very long time and bringing a quality look to the films. The twist of Alice being a clone at the end was good, though.Jovovich sells the action throughout but not sure about the casting for the rest of these films. I would have no idea of they're good actors or not being that they are given next to nothing to work with. Glen is a good nemisis but still really doesn't have much more to work with. He has a prolific career but is not very memorable.I've watched all the films and generally like them all, even though they are not really that notable beyond the look at the pace. Something to learn from, but not much. There are good action details in such but few and far between. I'm sure it's very difficult to cut such sequence so heavily and quickly but I more like a flow that Chinese action is more proficient at.