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The movie Resident Evil: The Final Chapter is already released on Cinema, Blu-ray, DVD and VOD in the USA.
Based on 10 reviews, Resident Evil: The Final Chapter gets an average review score of 61
With Anderson and Jovovich’s creation of Alice, one can’t help but think of the concluding exchange from John Carpenter’s Ghosts of Mars about kicking some ass being a God-given mission in life. And maybe you’re a much better person than this writer if you don’t find that rousing as hell.
3006d ago
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter titularly purports to be the last film in the winningly berserk zombie franchise, but that has often been an empty promise when it comes to the horror genre (see: 1984’s Jason Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter or, for that matter, 1993’s Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday).
3006d ago
Since it first burst upon the big screen in 2002, the “Resident Evil” film franchise has been a guilty pleasure that I have felt absolutely no guilt in loving over the years.
3006d ago
The Final Chapter is a weak retread of Resident Evil’s greatest hits.
3006d ago
This alleged conclusion to the apocalyptic series may be predictable, but it’s surprisingly satisfying.
3006d ago
Paul W.S. Anderson's Resident Evil: The Final Chapter celebrates the unbridled force of energy for its own sake.
3006d ago
The movie percolates enough that even when, at its climax, it shamelessly recycles a grisly punch line from 1987’s “RoboCop,” it’s kind of endearing, not least because Mr. Anderson and company make it work.
3006d ago
Don't get your hopes up: For fans, this installment adds little. For detractors, it's almost certainly not really the final chapter.
3006d ago
Milla Jovovich returns as the ass-kicking Alice in this supposed last installment of the long-running, video game-inspired franchise.
3006d ago
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter proves that there's nothing left in the tank of this grossly nondescript zombie-shootin' franchise.
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