Substance exhilaration reduced

Rating: 6/10 (12 September 2008)

Everyone was excited to see how well the third installment of Paul W.S. Anderson's (writer) Resident Evil will flaunt in theater's. I was as well anticipating seeing the movie in theater's as usual but decided to wait for it at original copies or clear, legal ripped movie on the net. Finally watching the film, I wasn't at all intensified with the flicks and twists it presented me for the first thirty minutes. Disappointing, to partially express a view for this, the third installment of Resident Evil wasn't that eye-catching, I guess the plot and acting didn't fit in, the story was quite lame to convince real scenery of an almost extinct post-apocalyptic world. The action scenes were also not that creative, but least to say so Milla Jovovich manage to preserve her character as isthe only gruesome I could acceptably identify were four: zombies ,dead K9s, infected crows and oh the sudden mutation of Dr. Isaac whom he consider himself the future he was always seeking rather than Alice herself. I also felt pity for those untimely sacrifices some characters gone, except for Carlos Oliveraand I knew that he and Alice had "something", I was glad but unsatisfied.
Least to say so, it was still a considerable Resident Evil film sequel to follow what happened thereafter and apocalyptic disaster. But for me I appreciate the first two installments as more compelling. In this movie, I didn't felt the chills I usually had with the first two ones.