Resident Evil Code: Veronica as an 80's Dark Horror Film 

I 100% agree with you

1000x.

Yeah!

Definitely! An underrated comment. The film's did the games no justice.

Sureeee

lol exactly

Got milk?

How rude!

Raimi would be a great fit for directing an RE movie has he has both the horror and campiness in spades. Now I picture Chris fighting a zombified severed hand like Ash in Evil Dead 2 lol

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Then Raimi shot Evil Dead 3 as the planned, without the interference of the studio or any restrictions, and one decade later, Romero shot the adaptation of the first entry of Resident Evil. I guess in some "multiverse" we got the aforementioned.

directed by John Carpenter

So the games would be movie games made later

And the giant doll head would scare me as a kid.

But the giant spider is chill huh?

@@jasyn197 Well part of the game takes place in Antartica so it is pretty...chill.

@@CyriuX7 got me there

the moth has been one of the scariest enemies to me and i'm sad it's been shafted in modern day. i remember the movie "phantoms" with ben affleck in it, and if you have seen that movie with the giant moth scene....you know.

Played by 1984 Arnold Schwarzenegger.

@@kingbaby8761 more like Dolph Lundgren

That's the most spot on Wesker and better than the other Resident Evil movies Wesker

el albert wesker que nos hubiera encantado ver en WELCOME TO RACOON CITY y no el flacucho feo que termino siendo

Indeed I have 3 reasons

I would have more reasons if we actually saw her entire body

The best save room track.

@@Hillthugsta resident evil 2 theme is close. But both are dope.

@@Hillthugsta Definitely one of best.

💯 agreed. I’m playing through all the original tank control games and CV needs a lot of work. It’s still a good game but there’s way too much backtracking. Cleaning that up plus over the shoulder controls would be 👌🏻

@@NickHazletonMusic Well backtracking is one of the most important elements in the classic Resident Evil games. It’s what gives Resident Evil that “metroidvania” title. To lessen backtracking is to make RE less RE. This franchise depends on backtracking to keep its identity intact as well as all the other things like inventory management, managing ammo count and being careful with it, limited resources, etc. The RE games stopped feeling like true RE games when they just became linear shooters and had you backtrack less if at all. Backtracking also helps bond the player to the environments and makes them more memorable not to mention making the music of each environment get imbedded in peoples minds even more. This is a well known idea of backtracking.

@@Mr.Honest247 I agree to a certain extent. I like backtracking but not too much. It just feels a little too pointlessly longer than it should. I think RE one remake does it much better

@@NickHazletonMusicback tracking isn’t an issue, but i agree with everything else that was said

By a good remake hopefully a remaster just like they did with RE1. RE2-3 remakes are not loyal the original and changed too much.

amazing pair of eyes indeed 😋🔥

Yeah…. Eyes….. they look…. Ummm….. nice 😂

Indeed… … Nice pupils.

Some oriental eyes to be honest, and she looks older... she looks like a mature ada wong. Claire must be younger with american-european eye shape. Not accurate this time.

@@boostertherooster5315 LOL I see what you did there

Or just for a good movie 😢

​@@marcoderiv5158 Ya but only directed by good director like James Cameron or Zememckis Resident adaptions failed so far sadly because directors failed to stick to source material of games

@@marcoderiv5158 As long as Constantin Film have the rights to produce stuff related to RE in live action, I don't think we're getting a decent movie (or a tv show).

@@donkaz9592 yeah can't wait till they make another woke trash movie named Resident Evil (no).

I'm sure devs are already playing with AI

Me too stranger & Resident Evil: Dead Aim or survivor just imagine that

They will look at these and photoshop Alice in to them all...

First they need to get a script they like and think it's good, which is difficult because writing-wise Resident Evil was always weak, especially its characters which have very little development, so the executives would probably ask for some depth and nuance to the story, that means changes, making Jill, Chris, everyone else feel like actual people that can carry a film, no wonder they wrote a character like Alice for the original 2002 film.

@@Gabagu I can see your side of it. But if Cameron can give depth to characters in titanic why can't it be done with something that has even more to go on. I think picking the right director for the movie has a lot to do with it. What do you think?

@@B1487W It sure can happen, but that's the biggest difficulty in my opinion, with something like The Last of Us things are much easier because the source material is very rich narrative-wise, very much a character-driven game, with Resident Evil they would have to really adapt the storyline, make it compelling for people that don't follow the games, i think the guy that did Welcome to Raccoon City did a little of that by showing Chris and Claire interacting together and talking about their past, in the games they don't really feel like siblings because you barely see them together, but the film lost itself by going for a bigger story where the tone felt more inclined to action than suspense, so yeah they need the right director, not just a fan but a director that sees the problems in these games as much as the strengths they have, cause there's a lot in the games that would have to be improved in an adaptation.

and the other side, i want to see silent hill too

AGREE!

Definitely 👍

And severely underatted, needed much more of a remake than RE4.

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