Resident Evil is the most suitable IP to be adapted into CG movies, and it is indeed the most CG movie works at present. This film shows Japan's breathtaking CG technology in an all-round way. The effect of Chris and the villain's melee combat several times is very exciting, the action is chic, the frequency is very fast, and the punches are to the flesh. The point of the movie is The combination of mirrors, motion design, and the CG technology that makes it all happen is just perfect. But what is puzzling is that he is as strong as Chris, who has licked blood countless times with the knife head, and his arms are an order of magnitude thicker than others. What is the situation?
This may be the biggest problem of this film. There are too many slots. This film does not carry out the work of character design very well. The male villain is a very abrupt existence, that is, there is no strong resource background, and there is nothing on it. Intrigue layout of the countertop. Although he has good skills, he is so brainless that he came up with such a bad idea of poisoning through a tanker, which is slow and easy to be broken. . .
Lyon's personality collapsed, from the calm and cautious guy in the main story to a man who is more tiger than Chris. One of the most popular handsome guys in the series has been reduced to a vase or a prop in this part. . . Not only did the director have no time to discover original characters, he even avoided the connection of the series' classic characters: 1. In my memory, this was the first time Leon appeared without King Ada; 2. As a life-and-death relationship, Leon asked Chris to Let's take a look at Claire's current situation. On the one hand, I pay tribute to the previous work, and on the other hand, it can also pave the way for the later work. This is a question to send points. . . Both CG1 and CG2 do this, and it works well
Personally, I think that this disregard of the characters and the huge setting may be related to the director's huge power. No one knows Takashi Miike's golden signboard. As a professional habit of a gold medal director, he may not want too many elements that do not belong to himself in the movie, nor does he want to be deeply bound to the game (after all, the mainstream of biochemical IP is still game), thus causing this
What Miike Takashi hopes to create, perhaps as the film promotes, is a kind of long-lost horror and trembling, rather than creating a sense of despair by piling up zombies. Frankly speaking, this is one of the most fascinating characteristics of biochemistry. But the movie didn't do a good job in this regard, the number of monsters was small, the tension and tremors didn't come out, at least I didn't feel it, and the ending was finished with a gorgeous scene of explosions
The design of the final boss is not good. It's just a tyrant who has been beaten several times in size. Except for the strength, I don't see any difference. What the hell is the ability to suddenly stretch out such a long claws! Is that the realm of biological sciences? . .
The reason for this may be that the way of performance is not suitable for this kind of film characteristics. CG creates a real and three-dimensional animation image, pursues the gorgeous and grand scenes, and pursues the fineness and texture of character modeling, but this form of expression is not suitable for the expression of horror elements, not to mention the immersive game experience. Even live-action movies are far away.
Speaking of the advantages, the character modeling in this film is really good, Chris is a bit vicissitudes of life, Leon is younger, and Rebecca, the biggest surprise, not only asked Ayumi Hamasaki's face, but also became more mature and charming, Rebecca Is my favorite biochemical character, although I know he will not appear too many times in the future. . .
The plot at the beginning, including the image of the mansion, the appearance of the interior hall, and the look back and smile of the deceased team members after they turned into zombies, still made people feel a strong sense of tribute, but this kind of bridge that moved the old players, the whole drama really little
I really can't let go of the matter without King Ada. Although there is a leather-clad woman who is also good-looking, her appearances are really pitiful. . .
Basically satisfied, but not the highest in CG series
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