There is no way to save this classic IP from declining step by step, from the first A-level blockbuster to the current B-level film. The decline includes film budgets, actors, advertisements, and peripheral products. The game is constantly being updated, but it lacks new ideas. After slashing zombies for more than ten years, you are tired of it, and the number of fans is only the diehards who have come along the way, and the number is also decreasing. The final picture of the fifth episode is that Alice and Ada wong and others form the White House defense line, facing the tens of millions of zombies outside the city, ready to fight. . . At the beginning of the sixth episode, the White House is in ruins, leaving a tattered obelisk, and Alice is left alone. It is obvious that the White House defense battle has been skipped. According to the budget and the expectations of the filmmakers, the battle will not be filmed, it will be passed directly, and the collection will be at the end of this episode. Originally, the best-looking Resident Evil was disgusting zombies, mutant monsters, and various brutal institutions. Without these, it would be a ghost movie without ghosts. This one is greatly discounted in this regard, not to mention the domestic abridged version. This episode only has a flying dragon at the beginning, which is the same as the ending. The Cerberus in the middle has appeared before, so there are no other disgusting bosses. Half of the plot is completed in the tunnel. Another issue of cost. With such a biochemistry, only Alice's single-player, the protagonist's halo, can't be beaten to death. At this time, the series is over, which is not a bad thing. After all, Alice is too old and can't fight anymore. In the domestic abridged version, all the disgusting close-ups are cut off, resulting in the incoherence of the plot, which is even less attractive.
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