Milla
Jovovich butt-kicks her way into the undead territory in Resident Evil:Retribution, the fifth videogame-based zombie catastrophe movie in the
franchise.
Milla
Jovovich moves from her usual skin-tight leathers and ugly buckle wear, and
dons a jeans, with blond hair and a sweet cute little girl.
One
does not have to wait long for evil to strike, sending property sale values plunging
as zombies run riot around the city smashing brains and looking for blood.
How
that happens, along with the rest of the messed up plot, doesn’t really matter.
Resident Evil was not always known for its story as much as it was known for
its action-packed thrill-to-kill sequences. And the 5th edition does
not disappoint. The flaws in the movie are covered up by narratives. It’s the
same blood curdling carnage as the first four movies, with 3D effects spilling
blood, blades and body parts into the audience amidst a non-stop bombardment of
gunfire and explosions.
Once
again, determined Alice stands against the evil with whips and huge rifles from
a backpack holster and takes out monsters, drooling zombies and bad guys
employed by the ugly Umbrella Corporation. The deadly virus Umbrella designed
for biological warfare is still out in the open and is now being tested on overseas
population worldwide. Alice ends up globetrotting along with new side-kick Ada
Wong (Bingbing Li).
Fight
scenes are thrown very generously throughout the movie. Slow-motion digital graphics
make bullets dance while Alice literally flies, jumping from one victim to the
next with her guns blazing and using their bodies as if they were pommel
horses.
Alice
is helped by a few good men, some of whom she knows from earlier movies. A
computer called the Red Queen, designed not to take no for an answer, make life
difficult for the little band of fighters.
Writer-director
Paul W.S. Anderson was not content to stick with drooling zombies and fountains
of blood and he takes the movie a level higher with x-rays that show bones getting
crushed and hearts getting ripped off from the arteries as one gets hit.
The
special effects are imposing but they tend to become a pain to the eye after
some time, making Resident Evil: Retribution a movie shot on a stage with a bloody
digital world created around it as a backdrop.
When we
last see Alice, she is standing on the roof of the White House with her gang
while D.C. is ravaged by winged zombies. Prelude to a sequel? Let’s wait and
watch!
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