Leon S. Kennedy y Claire Redfield deben luchar contra un guerrero que busca venganza después de desatar el mortal G-Virus.Leon S. Kennedy y Claire Redfield deben luchar contra un guerrero que busca venganza después de desatar el mortal G-Virus.Leon S. Kennedy y Claire Redfield deben luchar contra un guerrero que busca venganza después de desatar el mortal G-Virus.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
- Premios
- 1 nominación en total
- Ingrid Hunnigan
- (voz)
- (as Salli Safiotti)
- Greg Glenn
- (voz)
- Various
- (voz)
- (as Kari Walgren)
- Various
- (voz)
Opiniones destacadas
and now, the bad parts. while very few, the game did have some disappointing flaws. only bringing back two of the game series main characters for the story was sort of a bad idea. i mean, i realize that they didn't want to over clutter the film with small bit parts, but the could have at least involved other main characters with cameos or something. also, where is wesker? wesker's been the bad guy since the get-go and he is always behind it in one way or another, yet, he is completely devoid from this film. overall, the only bad things in this movie are the ways that a fan of the games might think it would (or should) hook up into the overall arcing storyline, but it doesn't. it almost seems like this is just another day in the life of our main characters (albeit, with zombies).
From the standpoint of a Resident evil fan, I was so incredibly frustrated with the Paul Anderson films. I mean, it's like the dude never even heard of Resident Evil. Somehow, though, he's made three films about it. He doesn't follow the storyline of the games. I really wish that they would pull the plug on "Anderson" and make another animated film. It would be especially cool if they based the next animated film on events involving background (or continuation of) the upcoming game RE5. The games Resident Evil 1-4 + Code:Veronica - all of them had interesting story lines. The books written by SD Perry had interesting story lines and were well written. Anderson is not a good movie maker.
But I digress...
From the standpoint of an avid film watcher...the animation was excellent, the storyline was interesting, and the voice acting was good. I can see how this movie might seem a little campy or bland if you don't like survival horror movies or concepts, but I liked it...a lot.
If they had added an hour to this film and filled that hour with "flashback sequences" or something similar that explained more about the background of the story I think it would have been a superb, top notch survival horror film. I really hope they make another...
-neo P.S. Nice job Shotaro Suga!
First, it's really awesome to see Claire and Leon together again. There's plenty of action, and the zombies are fun when they pop up (mostly at the airport setting - which is actually not a setting it takes place in for the majority of the movie, just to say).
It's not a perfect movie though, and I can't help but draw comparisons in ways which "Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children" suffered from (which was a movie I utterly despised). While you don't have to have played the game to understand it (unlike FF7) - yeah, you're definitely gonna have to be a fan of the series to truly appreciate it.
It looks beautiful, but there's the every-now-&-then when the characters still look and move too CGI-ish. And I can't help but notice how Leon has more Japanese facial features here. The plot works enough for a story to tell, but it seems to force in some cheesy melodrama, and the typical "if you ain't important, you're meat" thing. The way it moves and ends, I wonder if anything here will even be incorporated to the game arc, or if it was really its own story (because it feels like it)... like the games, some things aren't entirely resolved and new questions are made (and with the games going zombie-less, it makes you wonder!).
Still, if you're a fan, it's definitely worth watching -- you got the pair again (and I'm always pleased with Alyson Court continuing to reprise her role; there's no other Claire!), you got real zombies again, and it's all about kicking back and just watching them kick serious ass!
There were too many moments throughout where some random guy/girl would show up, that im sure any resident evil fan would freak out at- but i just had no clue what the significance was. copious references that went over my head that one of the gamers would catch...made me basically feel out of the loop on this one.
I think I felt like one of my firends I've forced to watch advent children with no knowledge of Final Fantasy 7. there is just too much insider stuff for casual viewers.
wooden character animation, and above average vg cutscene style- but a very cool fight at the end, some decent gore kept up the pace.
defiantly recommend you check this out if you've played the games, however I would be very wary if your new to the Resident Evil universe, this is likely not the best place to start.
When I finally watched it, I was satisfied. It has some captivating scenes, CGI is doe perfectly, and Claire is better then ever... They tried to include all characters from Resident Evil franchise. As for the plot is considered, that is the only reason why I have given it 7. It's hard these days to make a good plot that will keep you edge of the seat whole movie. This one is decent, not so good, not so bad...
I can't say nothing more about this movie, if you are a fan of the game and movies, you will adore this one... If you are not familiar with serial (I don't know if there is a person that isn't), then this movie will be decent for you...
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- TriviaClaire Refield, Leon Kennedy, and Ingrid Hunnigan are the only characters that come from the video game series, and voiced by the same actors.
- Errores(at around 1h 12 mins) When the central garden at Wilpharma is incinerated, Leon and Angela escape through a drainage system and are fully submerged in water. A few seconds later, their hair and clothing seem perfectly dry.
- Citas
Claire Redfield: [Leon has just saved her from a zombie] Leon... what are you doing here?
Leon S. Kennedy: I could ask you the same thing.
Claire Redfield: You're the one?
Senator Ron Davis: Is this it?
Leon S. Kennedy: Yep.
Senator Ron Davis: Reinforcements?
Leon S. Kennedy: None, we're getting out alone.
Senator Ron Davis: Is it too much to hope you at least have some sort of a plan?
Leon S. Kennedy: We're gonna run across the lobby.
Senator Ron Davis: Are you insane? The lobby is crawling with those creatures!
Leon S. Kennedy: It's also the widest area. It's too dangerous to take the long way around.
Claire Redfield: He's right.
[the Senator looks at her]
Claire Redfield: They aren't fast, we can get by them.
Senator Ron Davis: Oh yeah? And since when did the N.G.O member become such an authority on the subject!
Leon S. Kennedy: She's one of the rare survivors of Raccoon City. She has more experience with this kind of hellish nightmare than anyone else here.
Greg Glenn: [talking to Angela] Hey, Raccoon City, isn't that where the...?
Angela Miller: Yes.
[she looks at Claire]
- ConexionesFeatured in Phelous & the Movies: Resident Phelous: Degeneration (2011)
- Bandas sonorasGuilty
Performed by Anna Tsuchiya
Lyrics by Michiko Motohashi
Music by Luca
Arrangement by CHOKUbich
Courtesy of MAD PRAY Records
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Detalles
- Fecha de lanzamiento
- País de origen
- Sitios oficiales
- Idioma
- También se conoce como
- Resident Evil: Degeneration
- Productoras
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Taquilla
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 403,117
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 37 minutos
- Color
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1