Or something. I don't know. Something needs to be done. That's two badResident Evil movies in a row.

There's something about these last two Resident Evil movies that arelacking. There's this weird sense of bland, hollowness as you'rewatching it. Nothing about it engages you, it leaves you feeling like adistant spectator. I was bored out of my mind.

There's just no feeling of purpose or goal. The characters are justwandering from scene to scene, with some vague sense of some nebulousdestination in the near future, but it just doesn't feel significant.The relationships between the characters are never fully explored, suchas between Chris and Claire Redfield, and you just generally don't careabout anything that's going on, you're just "watching."

I like the inclusion of Michael Scofield, and his being "broken out ofprison." Nice nod to the Prison Break series, of which only the firsttwo seasons count, as everything after that are just abominations tomankind in its purest form.

Resident Evil Afterlife is an OK action flick. However those expectingsomething ground-breaking will be disappointed as it really isn'tanything beyond your typical action movie. The effects are good, and in3-D I'd bet they are even better. However, as I did not see the moviein 3-D, I cannot comment and therein lies my biggest argument with thismovie. Its obvious to me that this entire movies appeal comes from thefact that its in 3-D and as a result, things like a solid storyline andgood old original action sequences are seemingly sacrificed to putgreater emphasis on the 3-D aspect. Because I only saw this movie in2-D, its obvious I am missing out and that's disappointing. I feel likethis whole "3-D" craze that's suddenly hit the film industry has ledmany movie creators to neglect the things that count in a film like agood storyline, and are instead more concerned with making sure thefilm has good 3-D effects. Resident Evil Afterlife is a prime exampleof this.

The bottom line here is only see this movie in 3-D. Without the 3-Deffect, you will be too drawn to how unoriginal and bland this film is.Don't expect an engaging storyline which draws you in either, insteadjust sit back in awe at the amazing 3-D effects. After all, that isapparently all they were concerned with when making this film.

I have watched movie yesterday, and I am really disappointed. Like areal fan on Resident Evil, I expected much more, especially because,the director of the first Resident Evil (which is in my opinion thebest of all sequels) was back to direct this one. First things first,this movie isn't a horror really, there is no mystery or scary scenes.This is more like an action movie, than a horror. A lots of sceneslooks like they just come out of Rambo, Matrix or some other actionmovie. Story and plot are not interesting and exciting, in other words,there isn't any. Scenery is also static, it looks too much futuristic.In previous sequels, scenery was changing during whole movie, but inthis one, there are maybe 3 dominant sceneries. Unfortunately, all myfears of this becoming an action instead of zombie horror are true.Special effects and 3D scenes are nothing special, but whole movie isbased on them. This crew could have perform much better, if there onlywas a good story and plot. Resident Evil atmosphere is just missingout, even that great music theme from the beginning of the previoussequels is no more. If you miss this movie, you won't be missing much,I am sorry to say that, but that's just it.