Resident Evil
Nearly three decades after the discovery of the T-virus, an outbreak reveals the Umbrella Corporation's dark secrets. Based on the horror franchise.
MovieGuys@MovieGuys
I'm something of a fan of the Resident Evil franchise, so I was excited to see a new series, bearing the name.
Regrettably, for me, the name is all I could see, that's in keeping, with the franchise. Not only could I see none of the series well known characters but the story line itself, seems to share only a passing semblance, with the original story.
Worse still, the revised story comes across as stilted and awkward. Its not sure where it's supposed to go, which comes as no real surprise. Resident Evil offers plenty of material to work with, why not build on its solid foundations?
Why too, pitch this as what appears to be a youth audience drama? Resident Evil is very much adult fare. Trying to shoe horn it into this demographic, seems like a real mismatch to me.
The result, in my eyes is yet another unmemorable "zombie series" that has little to set it apart from any other series, in the broader genre.
All in all, I found this one a real disappointment, I wont be taking beyond episode one.
GenerationofSwine@GenerationofSwine
There is a lot that can be said about it... but I'm not going to say it, because I can really tell you all you need to know about Resident Evil in a very simple way.
"They did a stellar job with replacing scary monsters and horror with angsty teenage melodrama."
And that should really sum up how truly horrible this woke PC crap is.