Resident Evil Apocalypse 4K 2004 EXTENDED Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Streets of Raccoon City - a city controlled by the powerful Umbrella corporation. After a bacteriological catastrophe, the inhabitants slowly turn into zombies, and those few citizens, whose minds have not yet been completely eaten away by a terrible virus, live their last days in an atmosphere of fear and with a desire for an early death.

Review 4K Movie

For those who played '99 'Resident Evil 3: Nemesis' may notice many similar scenes in the film, and it's even good, because fans love it, and people who are completely unfamiliar with the games of this series can do everything too please.

The events of the film continue almost immediately after the end of the first part, and we are shown how the virus got free and infects absolutely everyone. Alice remembers everything and is ready to shred zombies to the right and to the left, although the city is surrounded and there is no way out from there. But the scientist wants to find his daughter, who remained there, and for this he needs Alice and several other guys who are also trying to survive in this hell. And whether they will find the girl and whether it is possible to stop the zombie uprising, and whether the heroes will be able to get out of the city when they are going to drop a bomb on it, you will learn from watching the movie.

The image of Alice, as in the previous part, was embodied by Mila Jovovich. Now she is a cool zombie slayer, and no one is afraid of her. There is also a person like Jill Valentine who mows like Alice, and her role went to Sienna Guillory. She is a former cop, and is trying to exterminate as many evil spirits as possible. There is also the star of the first two parts of the 'Mummy' Oded Fer, who was in the special squad of the Umbrella company, and their task was to clean up the city. These are the brightest and most interesting characters in the film.

But the new creation of a company called Nemesis cannot be ignored. And this is the infected Matt from the first part, the role of which went to Eric Mabias, but the truth in this picture, under the make-up of a monster, had to be Matthew J. Taylor.

In general, the film turned out to be interesting and of high quality, given that it reproduces the games of the famous line almost frame by frame. Still, the first part was a little more interesting. Although this film is also worth watching.