In fact, the second part was not bad. After the first commando was wiped out, the Umbrella Company opened the hive again, allowing the virus to spread throughout the city. Although the virus was out of control in the end, and the idea of still doing biochemical weapons experiments was a bit silly, but at least the plot logic was barely self-consistent.
The movie as a whole is still a formal way. The umbrella company cooperates with the government to cover up the truth. The poor survivors can only find a chance to escape, just like a re-enactment of the raccoon city crisis. And this one explains the source of the T virus, based on the scientist's wish to treat his daughter, and there is an antidote. This is the only Resident Evil sequel with normal thinking, and the next few overturned all these settings. Therefore, I think there are only 2 Real Resident Evil movies, 1 and 2.
In order to continue to increase its popularity, the movie brought in Jill, Carlos, Lord Li and Tyrant in the game, and they also played a role. Many people have a soft spot for Jill's appearance in this movie. But I personally think it is so-so, I feel that Jill is more like a cosplay, and everyone's cuteness is probably due to Jill's appearance. I think it’s Carlos who is more in line with the game in the story. Just like in the game, he was treated as cannon fodder by the umbrella company with a dull look, and finally realized that he was struggling to survive. But probably because Carlos is not the protagonist in the game after all, and the number of appearances is too few, so everyone doesn't feel it. The oppression and shock that the tyrant should have also gained, and finally his consciousness was resurrected for a moment, and the protagonist was saved, which can be regarded as a tribute to "Veronica". Sincerity is still sufficient.
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