Only the writers of "Resident Evil" could summon such a marvelous mixture of zombie cliches and thrust stark originality into the infancy of a zombie apocalypse.
In this instalment, the Umbrella Corporation has caused a violent walking and running dead outbreak with over the top zombie mutations, (surprise) but it works well in the brand new "Resident Evil."
A lackadaisical medical courier is tasked to deliver the antidote for zombieism to a Raccoon City medical facility unknown to himself. He thinks he's simply delivering a human organ to a medical patient in need. Does this average Joe become a hero, or is the human race destined for a world wide walking dead seizing of the Earth?
A lot of the graphic gore caters to children who watch these flicks and that's OK with me. This movie focuses more on the suspense of keeping yourself alive and avoid zombie infection rather than the actually fighting and killing them, or becoming one yourself.
The close ups and Dolby Atmos sound while seated in A 5 auditorium two was an amazing choice on my part to view this flick. Tip of the day, Premium Format in auditoriums one or two at Airport Stadium 12 is a phenomenal way watch movies.
Three and a half stars easy for the new "Resident Evil."
Mark Izzy Schurr
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