The use of 3D technology adds a popular and fresh vision to the fourth part of the series.
A post-apocalyptic zombie movie, but the zombies in it are not too scary, and they are not brilliant and lack real personality.
"Resident Evil 4: Afterlife" lacks humanity, interesting characters and playful humorous jokes, which just make the first few second-rate movies interesting.
Noisy, boring, overwhelming, without tension, unless viewers who have never watched a postmodern zombie film will like it.
"Resident Evil 4: The Afterlife" is not too bad for viewers of this type of film.
The fourth most expensive film in the series of videos adapted from video games, the story is skillful, lively and interesting, full of various tricks, and can feel a hostile attitude.
Excessively stupid, but very interesting, and the ending sets the stage for the next sequel.
It’s easier to understand than similar movies, so it’s more interesting.
The film is rash, overly exaggerated, and quite boring.
In less than 90 minutes of film length, the opening, halfway, and end of the three battles, the whole film was easily separated. The rest is the infinite slow motion of the Matrix style, combined with the high-angle bird's-eye view shooting, the atmosphere of the scene is unabashedly set off. In terms of sight and hearing, it is definitely an extraordinary enjoyment. As for the brain, there is no need to bring it at all, it is purely redundant. A good movie does not necessarily succeed; a "bad" movie does not necessarily fail. The "Resident Evil" series is the best example. After all, there are still very few films like "The Hurt Locker".
