PRODUCTION VALUES-The CGI quality has improved even more than the second movie, making it pretty close to photo-realistic. -The setting is a collection of different areas from the games, almost like fan service. Nothing sticks out or has much variety, making it hollow in comparison to the theme-central war zone of Damnation. - Voice acting was professional and fairly close to natural. The context of the dialogues is still corny but at least it's not made up of silly one-liners.SCRIPT-The story is, just like the back grounds, fan service. It takes ideas from all the games and throws them without much thought on the screen, with the ultimate goal being mindless action. -The zombies in this film are treated as sick people who kill anything not-sick. For the very first time they can be cured back to normality, although they do not bother to show the psychological scars they would have after killing so many innocents, and then being covered in their blood. Also, they have very inconsistent powers, as they can spring like crazy in one scene and stumble slowly in another. -The plot is about the straightforward revenge of a merchant, whose wedding was ruined by an assassination attempt. It doesn't have any political intrigue, or messages around terrorism and wars for natural resources. It's a huge downgrade from Damnation, but still bearable compared to the complete train wreck that was Degeneration. -The monsters were defeated too easily by the heroes, so there was never a case where you would think the heroes might not win.CASTEvery known character from the games became a complete bad-ass who can perform improbable acrobatics and defeat a hundred opponents all alone. Everyone who is not in the games, is a complete fodder who dies after a single hit. Rebecca is treated like a damsel in distress at the hands of a sociopath, even when she is supposed to be dynamic and competent. None has depth to his personality and comes off as a one-dimensional archetype.LEGACYDespite the breath-taking visuals, I place it between Degeneration and Damnation. It is serviceable as a mindless action flick that panders the fans of the games, but has nothing interesting outside of the action.

Great Funon a Sunday evening I was thinking hmm...nothing to do..so what to watch ..& tuned into this with not much expectation. At the end of it, I would review it as one of the finer action 'movies' I have seen till date , i.e if this can be termed as a movie.Action: 9.8 /10 (I don't know what's holding me not to give a 10 here) I want to see Chris and Leons moves again in slow-mo, all moves they made were not 'cartoonic' at all..but real life dynamic moves which will yield more or less the same results :). Too good..thx. CapcomStoryline: 6 to 7 . with some RE clichés like always saved by the bell..no..rising choppers.Overall: Very very satisfied with my Sunday evening choice :)

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.

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