Read our review of Resident Evil: Apocalypse. There are many influences pulled into Apocalypse, including characters Jill Valentine (Sienna Guillory) and Carlos Olivera (Oded Fehr) and certain shots that were recreated for live-action, including a shootout at police department in the beginning that is reminiscent of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis and a scene in a cemetery that very much harkens back to Resident Evil CODE: Veronica. Nemesis is also a big part of this second film and he’s seen terrorizing the survivors throughout it, but that is hardly the only nod to the games. Apocalypse sees Alice attempting to escape Raccoon City before it is attacked by a nuclear missile that is attempting to stop the spreading T-virus plague. Anderson did not return to direct this new film due to other commitments, but he did stay on as a producer while Alexander Witt took the helm. Resident Evil: Apocalypse is a direct sequel to the original film and brings back Jovovich’s Alice to once again take the fight to the undead. This first film included several references to the first two Resident Evil games, not the least of which was the first tease of the iconic Resident Evil 3 villain, the terrifying, rocket-wielding Nemesis. Alice and her team have to try to contain the outbreak by finding an anti-virus that is thought to still be in the Hive. The plan didn’t work and the zombies escaped the lab. It also reveals how the lab’s AI security system, the Red Queen, killed every living thing inside the lab to try to contain the virus. This first film shows how the genetically engineered T-virus, which causes dead people to return as zombies, was released in a lab called The Hive.
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Resident Evil (2002)Ģ002’s Resident Evil introduced the world to Alice (Jovovich), an original character created for the films who awakens with amnesia before remembering she is a private security operative for the Umbrella Corporation. The Resident Evil Movies in Chronological Order 1. The live-action Resident Evil show was canceled after one season, while the animated series, Infinite Darkness, failed to make a splash.
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Over the last two years, Netflix has taken a stab at Resident Evil as both a live-action and animated TV series. There are also three feature-length animated films -Resident Evil: Degeneration, Damnation, and Vendetta - though we have not included those in the list below. There are a total of seven live-action Resident Evil movies. With all that being said, we still wanted to provide you with a mostly spoiler-free look at how you can watch the Resident Evil movies in chronological order, and you can find that below!
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