About the Movie The Umbrella Corporation's deadly T-virus continues to ravage the Earth, transforming the global population into legions of the flesh eating Undead. The human race's last and only hope, Alice (Milla Jovovich), awakens in the heart of Umbrella's most clandestine operations facility and unveils more of her mysterious past as she delves further into the complex. Without a safe haven, Alice continues to hunt those responsible for the outbreak; a chase that takes her from Tokyo to New York, Washington DC, and Moscow, culminating in a mind-blowing revelation that will force her to rethink everything that she once thought to be true. Aided by newfound allies and familiar friends, Alice must fight to survive long enough to escape a hostile world on the brink of oblivion.

The countdown has begun. By thisistheend19 Resident Evil: Retribution is by far the best film in the franchise. I felt that the series took a strong turn for the better when Resident Evil: Afterlife came out. Retribution simply proves that my feeling about this franchise weren't wrong. I dont understand why so many people don't like this film, or the franchise for that matter. COME ON people!!!!

It's a video game turned movie franchise, who said it was going to be the best? Apart from Silent Hill, it's the best video game adaption out there. The least you could do is try to have a good time while watching it. Screw the critics, they're not right about everything you know. Anyways, for those of you who did like this film and for those who love the franchise, I urge you to buy this film. I know I'll enjoy owning this film as much as I enjoyed watching it in theaters, and I know you will too. By Broken Headphones Much like the similarly themed 'Underworld' franchise, the 'Resident Evil' films have always been an entertaining guilty pleasure of mine.

It isn't so much that I enjoy them simply due to the fact that they're action-packed and visually fun to watch, but also because of the unintentionally humorous elements that make each movie so unique in their own ridiculous way. From the outrageously over-the-top fight scenes to the hilariously god-awful lines of dialogue, this latest addition to the saga may just be the most bizarre film Paul W.S. Anderson has directed yet. Yes, 'Retribution' still has a relatively predictable story, and the special effects aren't often as strong as they should be, but it's the overall journey that's really worth the price of admission.

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Milla Jovovich once again knocks it out of the park as the butt-kicking zombie killer Alice. Her character may have the bland personality of a moth, but the mind-blowing stunts she so effortlessly pulls off speak for themselves. Michelle Rodriguez also makes a welcome return as Rain, you know, from the first 'Resident Evil' flick. Only this time, she's back from the dead as two clones: one good and one bad. What a twist! And as for the rest of the cast, no one else really stands out.

There's a little deaf girl that sticks by Alice for the majority of the film, but she doesn't exactly leave much of an impact. Sienna Guillory, Boris Kodjoe, and Shawn Roberts are also easily forgettable. Heck, I can't even remember who they played. In the end, it's the hyper-stylized action sequences that save this movie, and for the most part, they're far from disappointing.

The only huge downside to 'Retribution' is the screenplay, which is so lazily written and poorly executed that it ultimately adds nothing to the integral storyline. But I digress. Although this latest installment in the saga doesn't quite reach the same heights as the first two films, it's still a major improvement over 'Extinction' and 'Afterlife'. It may not be the most captivating or coherent action flick you'll see this year, but if you genuinely enjoyed the previous four movies (or if you just wanna kick back and turn your brain off for about an hour and a half), grab some popcorn and enjoy the adrenaline-fueled thrill ride!

This movie means business. Quick disaster with a mystery to it, jarring deaths, naked Milla, all in the first few minutes. It keeps up the pace throughout. In terms of critical comments, yes, you don't really care about the characters, but so what? How often do you really care about the monster fodder in horror films? And true, it wasn't a literal working of the movie, it didn't take place in a mansion and it didn't involve exploring lots of rooms and solving puzzles. That's because it's a movie.

A literal translation of Resident Evil would probably be really dull. Games and movies are very different mediums. I don't think some people here understand that. One guy said he thought the movie rocked but after repeated viewings he thought it sucked, and that's a video game player attitude - movies don't have to have good replay value, it's okay to enjoy them once.

I only enjoyed Star Wars once, but I don't think it sucked, it just didn't have a lot of depth. Not every movie has to be Citizen Kane. It was an engaging story, moved like lightning and had some excellent scares. First things first, I really like 'Resident Evil'. While I can't comment on the success of the conversion to a movie as I've never played any of the numerous video games, the film is beautifully shot and has an urgent pace.

It also has a great looking cast, a thumping soundtrack and plenty of boys' toys. Milla Jovovich is stunning as the heroine, Alice.

Gms Download. Whoever thought of casting Jovovich in this role deserves a bonus. Watching this beautiful star kick various forms of zombie butt while wearing a short red dress is a wonderful experience. Anderson's movies may be accused of being style over substance but there's no doubting that 'Shopping', 'Event Horizon' and 'Resident Evil' are fantastic examples of eye candy.

Every shot is beautifully composed and the film has a high-budget sheen. Casio G-Shock fans will be in their element watching this movie. I had to sift long and deep for a good comment on this. Why all the hostility? I think there was great chemistry on this production and it shows; the actors and crew involved loved the game and had a good time making this.

This movie successfully recreated the feel of the game, and because it kept exposition to a minimum of what you needed to know for this particular story and didn't borrow from or revise any of the original characters or settings, it supported and strengthened the franchise. No story is retold here, no words are wasted, the setting, feel and pace is familiar to fans of Resident Evil and yet it's perfectly accessible to those unfamiliar with the broader storyline. Not giving the fan-boys their favorite characters was a good choice since characters tend to get mangled in adaptation, and yet the fan-boys still complain. With this film you have a good, watchable story that can partake of the Resident Evil cosmology, showing it due respect. It did an excellent job establishing characters without too much unnecessary background, developing them just enough to make you want to know what they'll do next, to make you care before the sudden and gruesome happens to them. The acting was above par for a Resident Evil, certainly much better than the first game.

The plot was no more comic bookish than any of the games. My one complaint was that the characters were too battle-trained, too slick, too good at fighting for them to be sympathetic horror subjects. This could've been balanced out with more reaction shots showing the soldiers wetting themselves. But Alice's over-the-top commando-style action made her too much of a super heroine to really make anyone concerned about her survival; characters made of Teflon make good action but apathetic horror subjects.

As a big fan of splatter and horror films i was gladly surprised when i watched this. I haven't played the game so i had no idea what to expect and had nothing to compare with. I really feel that this pays homage to the old zombie films at least to an extent. The zombies here are a little bit faster though.

It begins with a nice back story and then builds slowly in pace to a climactic frenzy. The effects are top notch, solid directing, a really imaginative and eerie production design and great acting. Yes, i may be a little biased but i really like Milla Jovovich. I think this is the kind of role that fits her best, strong kick ass attitude with an odd personality wrapped in a seemingly fragile shell. Her performance here reminds me a bit of the character she played in 'The fifth element' and also the character in the later 'Ultraviolet' The other actors did a good job as well so she's not the only one to get credit although the movie revolves around her character. The child AI is a very nice and creepy addition to the atmosphere.

The RE theme could have ended up as a nice trilogy but the sequel unfortunately lacks nearly everything(except Milla) that this film delivers. Not that RE2 is a complete mess but nowhere near this. I haven't seen the third installment yet but even if that one holds true in quality to this one number two becomes the odd one out. If you like zombie and action films you'll certainly like this one. I wasn't waiting to see anything amazing when I started watching for this movie, since almost all the license movies have been terrible. Fortunately, my opinion was to change! Don 2006 Mp3 Songs Free Download 320kbps. Movie was great, actors were good enough, and there was actually a plot (whoa!).

Director has done a great job by having that videogame atmosphere by use of light, but still keeping the movie tense. Marilyn Manson has also made a great job by composing some of his greatest soundtrack titles which really fit for this movie. I have played both Resident Evil and Resident Evil 2, and recognized many of the scenes which were kind of similar to games.

What can I say? For the people who have played games, this one gives good vibes and they are going to love it.

For regular people the movie might be above the average. This was one hell-of-a-movie, and I'm waiting for the sequel.