Resident Evil: Afterlife
In the fourth instalment of the Resident Evil series, Milla Jovovich is back in a world ravaged by a viral infection that turns its victims into the Undead.
Alice (Jovovich) continues on her journey to find survivors and lead them to safety. Her deadly battle with the Umbrella Corporation reaches new heights while a new lead promises a safe haven from the Undead: Los Angeles. But when they arrive the city is overrun by thousands of Undead, and Alice and her comrades step into a deadly trap.
- Director:
- Paul W.S. Anderson ('Mortal Kombat', 'Soldier', 'Resident Evil', 'AVP: Alien vs. Predator')
- Writer:
- Paul W.S. Anderson
- Cast:
- Milla JovovichWentworth MillerAli LarterSpencer LockeShawn RobertsKim Coates
Reviews & comments
Brill
This movie was brilliant, the fighting as always was amazing. One point in the movie that I really loved was the fight near the end with Wesker, it was straight out of Resident Evil 5 apart from the characters. It was an amazing film and anyone who says other wise is seriously under-rating a quite obvious good movie.
Just switch the brain off and enjoy the ride.
This is a movie that is very much like the game which jumps to a new situation at a very fast pace.It grips you from start to finish with great music too.It will leave you hanging at the end as an attack is about to take place so we will have to see the next movie to find out what happens.3D works just ok.
Variety
pressDirector Paul W.S. Anderson (who also directed the original) can hardly manage a hint of suspense or excitement. And excitement is exactly what the film ought to have in excess.
The New York Times
pressThis witless installment features the usual ultra-slow-motion mayhem and helpful freeze-frames to allow us to admire the extra dimension. Fans will not be happy, however, to learn that Ms. Jovovich is more decently clothed this time around.
Los Angeles Times
pressIf you're interested in this movie, it's because you love either seeing zombies explode (check), the video games (major character included, check) or Jovovich kicking undead butt in every conceivable way (check and mate).
Hollywood Reporter
pressShot in actual 3D rather than being the latest example of the horrible post-shooting conversion process, "Afterlife" undeniably looks terrific.
Empire Magazine
pressWhat fun there is to be had is undermined by drab 3D, hacked-out dialogue and rehashed plots.
Variety
pressDirector Paul W.S. Anderson (who also directed the original) can hardly manage a hint of suspense or excitement. And excitement is exactly what the film ought to have in excess.
The New York Times
pressThis witless installment features the usual ultra-slow-motion mayhem and helpful freeze-frames to allow us to admire the extra dimension. Fans will not be happy, however, to learn that Ms. Jovovich is more decently clothed this time around.
Los Angeles Times
pressIf you're interested in this movie, it's because you love either seeing zombies explode (check), the video games (major character included, check) or Jovovich kicking undead butt in every conceivable way (check and mate).
Hollywood Reporter
pressShot in actual 3D rather than being the latest example of the horrible post-shooting conversion process, "Afterlife" undeniably looks terrific.
Empire Magazine
pressWhat fun there is to be had is undermined by drab 3D, hacked-out dialogue and rehashed plots.
Brill
This movie was brilliant, the fighting as always was amazing. One point in the movie that I really loved was the fight near the end with Wesker, it was straight out of Resident Evil 5 apart from the characters. It was an amazing film and anyone who says other wise is seriously under-rating a quite obvious good movie.
Just switch the brain off and enjoy the ride.
This is a movie that is very much like the game which jumps to a new situation at a very fast pace.It grips you from start to finish with great music too.It will leave you hanging at the end as an attack is about to take place so we will have to see the next movie to find out what happens.3D works just ok.
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