“Worse than I imagined,” he replied, his voice steady despite his shaking hands. “You bit?”
If you go in expecting a cinematic masterpiece, you might be disappointed. But if you go in wanting to see the Spencer Mansion realized in live-action, wanting to see Leon struggle with a flamethrower, and wanting to hear the iconic "Itchy Tasty" diary entry read aloud, this movie is a treasure. Resident Evil- Welcome to Raccoon City
: Leon uses a rocket launcher to destroy the mutated William Birkin on the train. “Worse than I imagined,” he replied, his voice
For nearly two decades, the live-action Resident Evil film franchise was synonymous with one thing: Paul W.S. Anderson and Milla Jovovich’s bombastic, slow-motion, super-powered action saga. Those films were wildly successful, grossing over $1.2 billion worldwide, but for fans of Capcom’s iconic survival horror video games, they were a frustrating paradox. They carried the name "Resident Evil" but traded claustrophobic dread for bullet-dodging pyrotechnics. The zombies weren't terrifying; they were target practice. : Leon uses a rocket launcher to destroy