Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010) seems constructed primarily for its 3D presentation, and this proves to be both what makes it work and where it ultimately falls short. The narrative takes a marginally improved path compared to the earlier sequels, partly due to W.S. Anderson’s return as director, though it still doesn't have much substance. It emphasizes action and visual displays over compelling storytelling, priori…

The effort to dismantle the Umbrella Corporation continues. Alice learns about a protected place from those who claim to be helping her.

I’ve watched this movie again and my reaction didn't really change; it wasn't particularly remarkable. The special effects were uneven at times, though there were a few amusing scenes scattered throughout. Still, the ending felt like an imitation of *The Matrix* that just didn't quite work. I did enjoy parts of it, but overall, it’s not something I expect to recall anytime soon. **2.5/5**

This installment doesn't fare any better than the previous ones. It’s packed with action sequences and special effects, but it also has a nonsensical story and features numerous performances that aren't very good.