Resident Evil: Extinction
The third and final installment in the Resident Evil trilogy, this one sees heroine Alice (Milla Jojovich) traveling across the Nevada desert with a group of survivors from the deadly T-Virus. They pass through the ruins of Las Vegas, where they come under attack from 1) deadly zombies 2) killer crows, and 3) an assortment of other mutated virus-afflicted creatures.
As they make their way towards Alaska, Alice must work to bring down the evil Umbrella Corporation, lead by the sinister Albert Wesker (Jason O’Mara). Luckily, the last time Alice was captured by Umbrella they did some biogenic experimentation on her and now she has enhanced powers!
- Director:
- Russell Mulcahy (music video director, including several for Duran Duran)
- Writer:
- Paul W.S. Anderson
- Cast:
- Milla JojovichOded FehrAli LarterIain GlenJason O'Mara
Reviews & comments
Super evolved Zombies rock
I really love the Resident evil movies a deadly virus breaks out turning the living in to the walkling dead Zombies are wicked by far the best in the series although there is another one out this is my favourite Milla is the bomb never had much time for the games but this is one series that could go on and on for a while and i would watch everyone
Variety
pressUnfortunately, the new pic never really achieves maximum velocity as a full-throttle action-adventure opus, despite game efforts by returning star Milla Jovovich, still a lithe and lethal dynamo when it comes to butt-kicking, zombie-slicing derring-do.
The Guardian
pressWith his videos for Duran Duran and spirited genre efforts Razorback and Highlander, Mulcahy spent the 1980s perfecting the art of delivering flashy, slick visuals at knockdown prices. That knack hasn't deserted him: this is easily the best looking of the RE series.
Los Angeles Times
pressDirector Paul W.S. Anderson provides enough continuity to satisfy the flesh-munching cravings of most fans. Only a disagreeable final act brings the action to a thudding halt.
Empire Magazine
pressBetter than the silly second installment and boasting an effectively creepy empty world setting, it's nevertheless scuppered by a lack of coherence.
BBC
pressDirector Russell Mulcahy, a veteran of sci-fi tat, knows well enough to keep his camera firmly focussed on the exploding heads, and of course, there's the semi-naked Milla. One for Saturday night DVD rental, really.
Variety
pressUnfortunately, the new pic never really achieves maximum velocity as a full-throttle action-adventure opus, despite game efforts by returning star Milla Jovovich, still a lithe and lethal dynamo when it comes to butt-kicking, zombie-slicing derring-do.
The Guardian
pressWith his videos for Duran Duran and spirited genre efforts Razorback and Highlander, Mulcahy spent the 1980s perfecting the art of delivering flashy, slick visuals at knockdown prices. That knack hasn't deserted him: this is easily the best looking of the RE series.
Los Angeles Times
pressDirector Paul W.S. Anderson provides enough continuity to satisfy the flesh-munching cravings of most fans. Only a disagreeable final act brings the action to a thudding halt.
Empire Magazine
pressBetter than the silly second installment and boasting an effectively creepy empty world setting, it's nevertheless scuppered by a lack of coherence.
BBC
pressDirector Russell Mulcahy, a veteran of sci-fi tat, knows well enough to keep his camera firmly focussed on the exploding heads, and of course, there's the semi-naked Milla. One for Saturday night DVD rental, really.
Super evolved Zombies rock
I really love the Resident evil movies a deadly virus breaks out turning the living in to the walkling dead Zombies are wicked by far the best in the series although there is another one out this is my favourite Milla is the bomb never had much time for the games but this is one series that could go on and on for a while and i would watch everyone
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