Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
The final instalment in the franchise based on Capcom's massive video game series. Picking up immediately after the events in Resident Evil: Retribution, Alice (Milla Jovovich) is the only survivor of what was meant to be humanity’s final stand against the undead. Now, she must return to where the nightmare began – The Hive in Raccoon City, where the Umbrella Corporation is gathering its forces for a final strike against the only remaining survivors of the apocalypse.
- Director:
- Paul W.S. Anderson ('Resident Evil', 'Death Race', 'Pompeii')
- Writer:
- Paul W.S. Anderson
- Cast:
- Milla JovovichRuby RoseAli LarterIain GlenShawn RobertsEoin MackenJoon-Gi LeeWilliam Levy
Reviews & comments
Flicks, Liam Maguren
flicksJovovich also continues to look and sound like a badass, and to the film’s credit, it’s not afraid to mess her up in a Die Hard sort of way. She’s always been a great action star in a series that couldn’t keep up with her.
What the Hell was that Ending??
Hubby and I have always liked this Movie Series - but this Final Chapter 30mins at the end was like "WHAT"?? It kinda didn't make sense on what all the other Movies brought with Series - it was like the writer / director has just given us a ending of another movie to end it all because the Actress didnt want to play the character anymore. Not Happy
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
Why did I even put myself through this? I know I shouldn't be disappointed, Paul W.S. Anderson makes utter sh*t, but I was hoping for at least a fun, unpretentious guilty pleasure. Watching Resident Evil: The Final Sh*t F*ck was a torturous experience. I had no idea what the f*ck was going on because the story is so confusing and doesn't make sense. Why...
Variety
pressThe repetitiveness and occasional incoherence of the nonstop action leave the audience exhausted for all the wrong reasons.
Time Out
pressThere’s no denying the movie’s climactic gathering of females bent on saving the species.
The Age
pressPart of the charm of these pulpy films lies in their lack of pretension, the way they rarely pause for breath.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe action is practically non-stop from beginning to end, but is never remotely exciting due to the Cuisinart-style editing that reduces it all to an incomprehensible, messy blur.
FilmInk
pressGenuinely enjoyable popcorn entertainment that's dumber than a sack of monkey trousers but fun nonetheless.
Flicks, Liam Maguren
flicksJovovich also continues to look and sound like a badass, and to the film’s credit, it’s not afraid to mess her up in a Die Hard sort of way. She’s always been a great action star in a series that couldn’t keep up with her.
Variety
pressThe repetitiveness and occasional incoherence of the nonstop action leave the audience exhausted for all the wrong reasons.
Time Out
pressThere’s no denying the movie’s climactic gathering of females bent on saving the species.
The Age
pressPart of the charm of these pulpy films lies in their lack of pretension, the way they rarely pause for breath.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe action is practically non-stop from beginning to end, but is never remotely exciting due to the Cuisinart-style editing that reduces it all to an incomprehensible, messy blur.
FilmInk
pressGenuinely enjoyable popcorn entertainment that's dumber than a sack of monkey trousers but fun nonetheless.
What the Hell was that Ending??
Hubby and I have always liked this Movie Series - but this Final Chapter 30mins at the end was like "WHAT"?? It kinda didn't make sense on what all the other Movies brought with Series - it was like the writer / director has just given us a ending of another movie to end it all because the Actress didnt want to play the character anymore. Not Happy
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
Why did I even put myself through this? I know I shouldn't be disappointed, Paul W.S. Anderson makes utter sh*t, but I was hoping for at least a fun, unpretentious guilty pleasure. Watching Resident Evil: The Final Sh*t F*ck was a torturous experience. I had no idea what the f*ck was going on because the story is so confusing and doesn't make sense. Why...
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