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Good , But It Is Overrated By Some

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

I really liked this movie, I'd say it's the second best out of the three animated RE films (Damnation is by far the best, Degeneration's animation made everyone look like they've had Botox).It has some really good points - the animation is amazing, facial expressions were superb although they haven't quite mastered men smiling yet without them looking a bit uncanny valley. Rebecca is a super-smart pixie, Chris is slowly turning into the hulk and is about a foot taller than Leon for some reason, and Leon has dyed his hair again and is continuing his transformation into a depressed alcoholic.There isn't much character development, which is a shame for the first one of the CGI films where Chris and Leon work together. There are some daft fight scenes too, Leon can apparently do some Neo-level moves on his bike (he also gets quite a lot of people killed in the background during that scene and doesn't seem to care).Luckily it all looks amazing and happily it continues the Resident Evil tradition of Leon not being able to get into a vehicle of any kind without crashing it. I don't agree with some of the other reviewers being surprised that Chris and Leon can go up against about twenty zombies and not get bitten or even scratched - they're both orbiting forty in this film so they've been at it for twenty years.Some of the science does get a little confusing and the plot is basically the beginning of London Has Fallen with zombies. New York seems like a pretty boring setting for the film as well after all the interesting countries and crazy labs they've been to before. I still enjoyed watching it, though, and I hope they make more with these characters where they get a little more development and a little less superpowers.

not in my top 10 favorite movies over all but still my favorite resident evil movie up to date at least. good movie. not in my top 10 favorite movies over all but still my favorite resident evil movie up to date at least. good movie. not in my top 10 favorite movies over all but still my favorite resident evil movie up to date at least. good movie. not in my top 10 favorite movies over all but still my favorite resident evil movie up to date at least. good movie.

I'm a huge Resident Evil fan, from the games to the movies and including the previous animated attempts. They didn't exactly set the world on fire but they were perfectly watchable efforts.I was very excited to hear about this being released so perhaps my expectations were a tad high, and I can confirm they were not met.The story very generic, the animation sub-par and the fight scenes were let's just say interesting. For some reason the creators thought they'd blend Resident Evil with The Matrix as the characters seem to be able to move neo-style to such extents I found myself cringing. These are average joes not ninja *Slaps creators wrists" bad creators, bad! Seriously why is Leon Kennedy doing bullet time triple back-flips with a dragon screw rotation while shooting zombies in the head and throwing knives and writing an essay and having a length conversation with his girlfriend before even landing? I mean okay that's a tad exaggerated but not as much as you'd imagine.Vendetta isn't bad, it's just silly and anti-climatic compared to the previous films.

Action: 9/10, best action CGI movie compare to previous two CGI movies (Degeneration & Damnation), looks like John Wick rip-off movie with a combination of zombies (in a good way)Storyline: 5/10, predictable story, lack of emotion compare to RE: Damnation, have a cliffhanger at the endOverall: 8/10, Great, way better than live action movie, recommended for Resident Evil (video games) fans