Resident Evil review

 The movie Resident Evil series are thrillers containing some violence. It is about a virus, which goes by the name “T virus” and has an effect of moving dead beings by restoring some of their cells and making them move. To be blunt, the dead beings infected by the T virus becomes a zombie starving for living flesh. A company “Umbrella” had made the T virus, but by an accident, it goes loose and total turmoil and massacre begins.

 The computer graphic was not fantastic in a technical way, but the way it was combined with the story itself was the best I’ve ever seen. Overall, the movie looked quite natural even though it was mainly about fictional things such as zombies, monsters, some unearthly research institutes and some inhuman action. In other words, the combination of computer graphics and actors were very natural, almost perfect.

 My overall impression about this movie was that it’s a good movie to spend time with. Maybe it wasn’t better than this because I’ve watched it on my laptop computer. However, I still think that it’s quite a good movie, taking you to the world inside the film and meet the zombies there. One flaw about this film is that it contains too much hitting, shooting, killing, eating people alive, lots of blood and human organs, some monsters. Therefore, this is not recommended for children. If one is going to watch this movie, I also recommend them to check no children are around, and then primarily consider going to the theater or borrowing a DVD and watch them on a HD screen with full volume. Or, if one is watching it on their laptops, to wear headphones and adjust the volume high enough for this movie is a thriller anyway.