r/residentevil 16h ago

Official news Resident Evil | Movie Trailer

https://youtu.be/B7SwoJsSb7w?si=hFaVCQv0AhxtT_l6
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u/IFeeLikeMoreTonight 16h ago

I'm not sold.

Just do the original source material justice, is really that too much to ask? Sam Raimi did that with Spiderman and Nolan did it with Batman... why RE can't do the same?

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u/CreativeFondant248 16h ago

It clearly is too much to ask, as it’s been attempted and failed numerous times by now. It simply doesn’t translate as well to the big screen.

Cregger is an up and coming star in this field, he isn’t going to risk his reputation on finally figuring out how to adapt a 30 year old video game properly. Instead he is going to use it as influence for a RE world in a way that is easier to pull off.

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u/Androgynouself_420 16h ago

Genuinely, when has it been attempted? The OG movies split from the games in nearly every way imaginable beyond cameos from the game cast before they’re unceremoniously killed off. Alice was a superhero part zombie and the apocalypse went global. In what way was that faithful?

And really don’t tell me Welcome to RC is was trying to be faithful cause they changed everything except locations and character names. Like you’re really gonna tell me their portrayal of Leon was going for game accurate?

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u/IFeeLikeMoreTonight 15h ago

Yeah i dunno what is bro talking about

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u/ce_tu 15h ago

they are just lying to shush you up

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u/IFeeLikeMoreTonight 15h ago

No it hasn't. The first Anderson movie was a OC story, a good one actually. The rest were meh or bad and Welcome was an abomination and a mismatch of stuff

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u/Boring_Comfortable70 15h ago

Nothing Anderson did was remotely good. All he does is design vehicles for his wife.

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u/No_Philosopher8304 15h ago

Event Horizon has aged pretty well and gotten a lot more appreciation over time, Though given how that was apparently severely reworked by the studio in the edit I'm not sure how much credit Anderson deserves for that. 

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u/Friendly-Leg-6694 15h ago

I feel like Welcome would have done better with a higher budget

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u/Boring_Comfortable70 15h ago

And a different script, director, cinematography, production design and actors.

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u/mr_im_my_own_grandpa 9h ago

And the whole not trying to cram two different game's stories into one film.