Review of Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010) by Rcavey92212 — 30 Mar 2020
Paul Anderson (Event Horizon) returns to the franchise he created for the first time since the original. The results are aesthetically astounding but slightly hollow. For the first time in the series it seems as though characters are simply added for a higher body count than having a real purpose. That being said it's a hell of a lot of fun especially if you turn off your brain. There are some truly dynamic scenes, the slow mo shower battle is gorgeous and enthralling. This time around the clones descend upon umbrella and are quickly disposed of and Alice looses her power and becomes human. She searches for Claire and the gang but stumbles upon a new gang at a prison that includes sexy Wentworth Miller (Prison Break) and gorgeous Boris Kodjoe (Addicted). The zombie army rages outside with some new mutations afoot while they try and escape to a supposed safe facility called Arcadia. The movie is fast and fun and ultra stylish. It's a step down story wise from Extinction but it's much prettier.
Budget: $60m.
Domestic Box Office: $60m.
Worldwide Box Office: $300m.
3.
This review of Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010) was written by Rcavey92212 on 30 Mar 2020.
Resident Evil: Afterlife has generally received mixed reviews.
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