Many people complained that the live-action version of the Resident Evil series made the original game messy, so this CG movie appeared in front of people completely as a game prototype. Afterwards, I discovered that games are not movies after all, and it would be so calm and boring to completely transform the game set into movies. The whole cutscenes of this movie are so much like a game that I thought several times during the viewing process that it was time to fight by myself. For example, the exciting part of the game is that the fighting spirit in the process of fighting monsters includes death again and again, but if it is in the movie, there is not so much time to show this aspect (even if it is shown, it is not for the audience. It makes no sense to manipulate the experience yourself). So the result is that the place that was originally a climax will become flat and straightforward after the transition to imitate the game, just as tasteless as drinking plain water. To make another analogy, where you need to go in the game, you just need to briefly explain the mission in the plot, but if you do it in the movie, it will make people confused and the plot will break. There are a lot of problems like this in the movie.
However, as a hardcore biochemical game, these problems are no longer a problem. Originally, this film is supposed to be for game fans. Let's review the history and fill in the emptiness of biochemical 5's late dystocia. Fortunately, clare’s graphic design is still in the game, it’s really kind to see, even that G is almost exactly the same as Dr. Willian, it’s really enough to review one, but I don’t know if Leon’s little love in this movie is counted. Count it, maybe you can still see the female soldier in the biochemical games of the offspring (what if you get in the way).
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Resident Evil: Degeneration reviews
