Resident Evil Apocalypse 4K 2004 EXTENDED Ultra HD 2160p

The film is set on the streets of the infamous Raccoon City, a city controlled by the powerful Umbrella corporation. After the chemical catastrophe, all the inhabitants began to slowly turn into zombies, and those few citizens, whose minds had not yet been completely eaten away by a terrible virus, lived out their last days in an atmosphere of fear and desire for an early death ...

Resident Evil Apocalypse 4K Review
Here's another computer-based game, "Resident Evil 2: Apocalypse", followed by "Lara Croft" went to the second level, and you can judge who is winning so far - Milla or Angelina. Whoever is for Milla will be delighted. Jovovich is more and more flawless and flawless, which cannot be said about the movie game itself. Many failures, although the fans applauded in the final ...

On the other hand, the Lara Croft sequel was a complete flop.
A scene from the movie "Resident Evil 2: Apocalypse"
In "Resident Evil", at least, the actual computer-game logic is preserved.

Object "Church". The living hope to hide, but run into the priest, whose sister is a zombie, and he feeds her with people. Having more or less neutralized them, the living further run into mutants - jumping slimy creatures with long tongues. Here you run out of cartridges. On a motorcycle through the church stained-glass window straight from the arms shop, hung with bandoliers, purely Schwartz in Commando / Commando / (1985), Jovovich rushes in and crushes the creatures, and chops, and explodes ...
Object "Church cemetery". Corpses climbed out of the buried graves. A minute - and the soil is dug, and the journalist is dragged underground by a stiletto heel ...
Object "City". Already the whole crowd has turned from a living into a bitten one, someone commits suicide, the rest are stepping on the firing guards. The guards have also been bitten, but the term has not yet expired, and in "unexpected" moments suddenly their own rush to their ...

School object. After numerous vicissitudes, a tough police woman, a journalist, a couple of "Embrelle" guards, Milla Jovovich and a stray Mexican comedian came together in search of a girl. There are three main effects at school: a skeleton falling out of a closet, a crowd of juvenile zombie students eating up some living, and zombie Dobermans from the former K-9 service, also eating up some ...
Further the most interesting, I will not tell. Approximately the last third of the sequel to "Resident Evil" is a completely normal movie, as close as possible to a computer game. Until then, unfortunately, you see for yourself: continuous rehash of "Dawn of the Dead" / Dawn of the Dead / (2004) and nothing original. No special tricks, no complete misunderstandings, it's just dark and everyone is eating each other. It was a thousand times, it gets boring right away. Little things like: how Jovovich changed from a robe into high boots or that the guard was a Russian sergeant Kolya - they do not save, there are too few of them.

The entire last third, however, begins to prepare the sequel for the planned triquel, and then suddenly density appears in information, meaning in relationships, and surprise in objects. All the past is explained and the future is laid, time is not wasted. It is very sensible that Thomas Kretschmann ("Pianist" / Pianist, The / (2002)) plays the main villain in the sequel to the main villain - the bigwig in "Ambrell", and in the tricvel, such a villain - another bighead in "Umbrella" - will be Ian Glenn (" Spy Sorge "/ Spy Sorge / (2003)), already now taking over the baton. Pedigree muzzles, real fascists. Jovovich's run on a vertical wall, a fight with a monster from the "parallel program", and who he really was is very effective. It's very funny what they did to her later, and who and how saved her.
The final conclusion is like that of Ranevskaya in "The Foundling" (1939): "Less zombies, less zombies" ... In the original "Resident Evil", there was also a lot of normal until they appeared. The first third was good there, in the sequel - on the contrary, the last. And this is due to the fact that zombies came to the cinema not from the computer, they were there long before it.
The directors of "Resident Evil" Paul Anderson and Alexander Witt, apparently, are simply too lazy to invent with them something of their own, specifically game, when there was so much non-specific cinema.

Info Blu-ray
Video
Codec: HEVC / H.265
Resolution: 4K (2160p)
HDR: HDR10
Aspect ratio: 1.85:1
Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1

Audio
English: Dolby Atmos
English: Dolby TrueHD 7.1 (48kHz, 24-bit)
English: Dolby Digital

Subtitles
English, English SDH, Arabic, Cantonese, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, Greek, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai.