Director: Paul W.S.
Anderson
Notable Cast: Milla
Jovovich, Ali Larter, Shawn Roberts, Ruby Rose, Eoin Macken, William Levy, Iain
Glen, Lee Joon-gi, Rola, Ever Gabo Anderson, Fraser James
For the record, I have never been a huge Resident Evil fan. The video games, yes,
but the movie franchise has always left me feeling a bit perplexed and often
underwhelmed (to put it mildly.) By the time that the fourth and fifth entries
had rolled around, I was feeling almost irritated by Paul W.S. Anderson’s
nonsensical writing and overzealous Matrix
inspired bullshit action set pieces. Needless to say, going into Resident Evil: The Final Chapter I was
feeling a bit down on the whole thing.
Perhaps this why I didn’t think it was all that terrible.
Don’t mistake this surprise enjoyment of Resident Evil: The Final Chapter as a statement
that this film is good. It’s not. It’s just better than the last few entries
into this series. It fixes some of the issues I had with the series previously,
but it also adds some new problems into the mix that cannot be overlooked. However,
in the end, Resident Evil: The Final
Chapter is at least a fun and energetic action film ride that’s worth the
watch for fans…even if it’s still kind of an overarching mess.

