It registered slightly higher than my initial viewing, though the ending still felt unnecessarily complicated. A significant disappointment was the disregard for plot threads from *Retribution*, specifically the zombie attack on the White House where the protagonists and antagonist made their final stand. Instead of that, Jill Valentine met her end off-screen—apparently—along with Alice’s “daughter.” We're given a Dr…

This installment doesn’t really try to be a narrative-driven experience. Initially, things were acceptable, but then it shifted toward feeling like a gameplay session rather than a standard movie. So, if you decide to watch this, adjust your expectations accordingly and prepare for action-adventure elements. They claim this is the sixth film and that it concludes the series, though we’ll have to see what happens in a…

My experience with this film matched my initial hopes pretty closely. I anticipated a movie packed with intense action sequences and plenty of gore, and that's essentially what I received. A strong script and elements like that? Apparently, the producers considered requests for those things to be unnecessary details. It currently has a 5.6 rating on IMDb and a 60% user score on TMDb, which seems fair. Naturally, t…

I had concerns about this movie because some previews suggested the editing was too chaotic, and my experience turned out to be complicated. The first third felt jarring; there were an excessive number of cuts during the action sequences, which I didn't enjoy. However, that issue disappeared later on, so while it starts off with a chaotic feel, the middle and end are more enjoyable and conventional. (P.S. Despite …

The movie has some interesting concepts, however, Anderson introduces a new degree of visual confusion during the action sequences, which is frustrating instead of exciting. It feels like he might not have seen any recent action films. There are also numerous pointless jump scares that made me question if he was hoping to work with Blumhouse Productions. Despite this, Milla Jovovitch still possesses a strong pr…