Love the movie

Starting with a fun slow-motion battle shown in reverse, viewers will witness the ultimate fight Alice was engaged in when we last saw her. In the previous instalment, Alice had found a large ship carrying survivors. But sadly, Alice and the remaining survivors are attacked, and Alice herself is defeated and captured by the Umbrella Corporation. After being captured, Alice wakes up in a high-tech facility owned by the Umbrella Corporation and will now be tested in a whole new way while trying to fight for her freedom. The facility she is trapped in can reenact moments from Alice’s past thanks to modern technology. Alice is no longer in the real world but trapped in a futuristic simulation that will force her to revisit her past and even find some familiar faces along the way. Still, the question is, are they real, or is this just part of Umbrella’s facility? Thankfully, Alice won’t be fighting her battles alone as a deadly assassin named Ada Wong has been spotted around the facility with a dangerous mission of her own. For those not aware, this is the fifth instalment within the Resident Evil franchise. If you’ve seen a Resident Evil film before, then you’ll generally know what to expect: zombie fights, many brainless slow-motion action and a plot to save the world from a killer virus. This film introduces new characters from the popular game franchise, such as Leon Kennedy, Ada Wong, and Barry Burton. Overall, while the fifth instalment certainly looks and sounds amazing, the film brings a somewhat lazy storyline that has no real benefit to the viewers. The film also ignores some of the biggest questions fans have, which also seem disappointing. Sure, there are still solid action sequences with Alice taking on many zombies in a high tech facility, but for me, this is the first film within the franchise that takes a back seat. *This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com