The Apocalypse In This Franchise Could Not Happen Sooner.

Rating: 4/10 (7 August 2014)

In this chapter of the film series, it becomes painfully clear that the franchise isn't going to treat the audience like adults.
Sure it has a lot of action scenes to "up the ante", and they give the fans a little more what they want. But it all seems such a waste on what they should've been doing in such a large city. They have a chance to portray the epidemic in such a way, yet they resort to keeping it all contained in buildings. Rarely do you see any large hoards of zombies outside and where the makeup on villain "Nemesis" was fantastic, the "walking tank" is reduced to a former good guy. Pardon my language, but what a "F@%* Y!$" to the fans and one of the series best villain.
God bless Milla Jovovich for actually trying, and Sienna Guillory was not bad as Jill Valentine. She looks the part, but every time you see her she drops an F-bomb (I think I'm in love). What better way to cap off all this sadness by adding comic relief Mike Epps (Whose actually pretty funny), and wasting the effort of confident talents Oded Fehr, Thomas Kretschmann, Jared Harris and Iain Glen.
To be completely honest, the best thing about this movie was the superb teaser trailer directed by Marcus Nispel (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRnp4UPI-Qk). It's one of my favourite marketing trailers ever, and I've made it a personal mission to show as many people as possible.
Final Verdict: Just one great big missed opportunity. Has anyone ever watched a George A. Romero Film? 4/10.