First of all, I have to say that when I watched the film today, I felt that it was not in line with the previous one: in the second film, it was obviously the bald doctor who invented the t-virus that can regenerate dead cells in order to make his daughter walk with shrunken legs. The girl has become a rotten tail since the second part, but this one was invented by Alice's father earlier. At present, my idea is to change the setting ~ maybe to make the story more dramatic. Of course, I still prefer the one-stop story of Harry Potter, and changing the setting really makes people who watch it continuously feel uncomfortable.
Back in the first part of the story, Alice woke up at the entrance to the hive, remembering nothing. For all the official explanations before this (note that it is very authoritative), it is said that the virus leaked, and the umbrella company released gas that made Alice, the security guard guarding the hive, lose her memory. Of course, the revelation given in this one is also very powerful: that's because Alice herself is a clone, and she has no memory. There is also a good echo for her classic lines in the first few films: my name is alice, that is, a kind of self-awareness of clones. So to see whether Alice is a clone or not, you still have to tear up and be speechless, and the classmates who still do not understand, it is like this: From the first part, our protagonist Alice is a clone, and the main body only appeared in the sixth part. The prototype of the red queen is the old lady at the back (in fact, she is not old but premature). As for the clone Alice that often appeared in the previous films, it can only be said to be a clone of a clone.
The settings given in the sixth film are actually overturned before, and I, a die-hard fan, have to say: this story is very imprecise as a whole. Is it? The whole t virus leak in this episode is the anti-human plan of the perverted doctor. He wants to purify the world through this. He also has many clones, such as the one killed by Alice in the third episode. For example, this appeared at the beginning of the sixth episode and was awakened at the end. The original is his body. Speaking of this perverted doctor, by the way, let's talk about the meeting 17 months before the outbreak of the t virus. It is this game that will make me think that the prototype of the red queen is definitely not the little girl in the second part, because the prototype of the red queen at the meeting before the outbreak of the virus has grown very old, and the second part is after the outbreak of the virus, the little girl. The girl is still a child.
I can think of where to say it! Anyway, it's all commentary, no matter how messy there is, there is no movie mess, right? Speaking of this unfinished little girl, let's talk about the unfinished characters in the series.
The little girl in the second part is one, right? At the end of the second part, the little girl Alice saved with her life has a wonderful life experience. I always thought that she would be a more important character, but she disappeared completely in the future! Of course, fortunately, her sense of presence is not particularly strong, otherwise this change in the sixth part would be even more uncomfortable!
Claire is definitely a free actor! She has a head and tail. But Jill Valentine, the second part has a lot of roles, the fifth part also reappeared, and even stood on the top of the White House at the end to become one of the protagonists, and the sixth part also disappeared completely!
The Ada King of the fifth film, the blond man who likes Ada King, the daughter who suddenly appeared from Alice, and so on, not to mention. Speaking of which, I really thought of where to shoot! It's really not rigorous as a series story.
The banner that the sixth has been playing is to run through the whole, to solve all the mysteries, everything starts from the hive, and then returns to the hive. I want to say that this slogan seems very weak now, it did not do it, and this kind of echoing narrative style is not its characteristic.
I don't know if many people were confused when watching the first few films: How did this person live and die for a while? Except for this perverted doctor, those people are really dead when they die, and the clones that appear later are all clones! It's good to know this.
By the way, the ability to create characters in movies is getting weaker and weaker. Even if the protagonists are portrayed as gods in the first few films, the supporting characters are still written and written, and the characters are more three-dimensional, so their deaths are also very touching. By the fifth or sixth film, the death of the supporting role has completely touched everyone.
Unconsciously said a lot of shortcomings.
There is a very shocking scene in the sixth part: the oil catches fire and flows down dozens of floors. Don't watch the movie all the time, there are not many such big scenes. The last one goes back to the third part: The Zombie Crow in the Sky.
This series of movies is completely about zombies. From the beginning to the end, the word zombie has never appeared once. It's amazing!
I really liked the setting of Alice being a clone, and it went up a notch all of a sudden. In these ten years of catastrophe, she has always been kind, pure, brave, and never gave up. I love this poker face! I also liked the ending. It's not completely over yet, and I don't know what the future will hold, but she finally saw a little bit of light, and she continued to hold on to hope. This is the best ending I can imagine.
To add a little bit~ The heroine didn't die at the end, and it's not unreasonable for the protagonist's halo. The role of the t-virus itself is to regenerate dead cells, so the dead can walk or something, and Alice's blood is fused with the t-virus, and she does not become a zombie. In the end, the t-virus was killed, and all the dead were dead. Alice herself had living cells, and she could still live without the t-virus. Alice used to think she was a monster because she had the t-virus, but now it's back to normal~
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