I wondered how the zombie movie would eventually become a lone ranger to save the world? What is everyone else doing?
The fourth part is actually much better than the third part (in my eyes) in terms of look and feel, but still not as good as the first two. The first is the characterization, that is, Alice and her friends, others are not important, as long as Alice is there, there will be absolutely no problem.
However, at the beginning, Alice's T virus was taken away, and it was still a little hopeful. After all, you are an ordinary person now. You are always struggling to fight, so you should have some teammates. As a result, there are only a few people in the whole city. It is quite outrageous that only a few people can attract such a large number of zombies. There are only a few people left in the world to co-author. The most outrageous thing is that these few have no organization and no discipline. Man, not only did he own a prison, but he also held on for so long before Alice came?
The plot background bug is not to talk about, "Resident Evil 4" is more like a game film, there is no background, introduce it in two or three sentences, start the strategy and fight monsters and it's over.
What I want to complain about is that "Resident Evil 4" Juju likes to use slow motion, and the slow motion of fighting with the triangle head. I really, one or two is enough, what do you mean by a long paragraph? To show how handsome the last two heroines are?
The scene on the ship is also quite exciting, but it is a bit outrageous that everyone suddenly wants to rely on the mutation of the T virus, and the fights are all kinds of slow motion, but it is quite good to let the unarmed people out when nothing is sure. Tiger's (as expected of you Alice).
Of course, there are also places to praise. This step of "Resident Evil 4" is a big scene. There are hordes of zombies outside the prison, and the darkness is very oppressive; Alice finally jumped down with a rope and hit the zombies with coins and bullets. The appearance is really beautiful .
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