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Since it first burst upon the big screen in 2002, the “” film franchise has been a guilty pleasure that I have felt absolutely no guilt in loving over the years. Vaguely inspired by the equally long-running video game series, the five movies to date have tried and largely succeeded to entertaining the 14-year-old boys within us all with increasingly lunatic combinations of blood, guts, ear-splitting noise, CGI creatures of all shapes and sizes, and screenplays that have become increasingly cubist in their approach to narrative and so little dialogue that they make the works of seem like yakfests by comparison. And yet, as blatantly crass commercial endeavors go, these films have delivered the goods in a far more consistently satisfactory manner than most recent action franchises of note and at their peaks, they display a cheerfully hallucinatory nature that is as worthy of analysis in the pages of Film Comment and Cineaste as it would be on the various horror movie websites. Alas, all good things must come to an end and the latest installment in the franchise, “Resident Evil: The Final Chapter” arrives in theaters with the promise that it will indeed bring the whole thing to a conclusion, though there is plenty of wiggle room at the end if Paul W.S. Anderson, who has produced all of the films to date and directed the lion’s share of them, and, who has starred in them all as the impossibly glam zombie ass-kicker Alice, decide to do another one down the line.Advertisement. To try to summarize the entire backstory here for those coming late to the party would be futile, if only because the series is still revealing key background details even at this late date.

Suffice it to say, the insanely far-reaching and simply insane Umbrella Corporation developed a miraculous vaccine called the T-virus that had the unfortunate side effect of transforming those exposed to it into zombies, mutants and the like. After the virus was accidentally unleashed, Alice was part of a team sent into Umbrella’s headquarters in Raccoon City to clean things up and despite killing hordes of the creatures trapped inside the building, the virus eventually escaped and turned most of the world’s population into creatures for Alice and the fellow survivors she would come across on her travels to reduce into 1’s and 0’s before our eyes.

At the conclusion of the last episode, Alice found herself in a bombed-out Washington D.C. Despite these objections, I nevertheless still found myself enjoying “Resident Evil: The Final Chapter” a great deal and while I cannot guarantee that everyone seeing it will feel the same way (those who have never cared for or even seen any of the previous films should probably strike at least one star off my rating), fans of the franchise should get a kick out of it as well. Like most films of its type, “The Final Chapter” is utterly ridiculous in every possible way but unlike a lot of them (I am looking at you, “”), it at least has a healthy sense of its own absurd nature that comes as a blessed relief. And a couple of the action bits are gloriously goofy to behold, including one where Alice battles a dragon—don’t ask—with a Hummer filled with C-4, and another where she dispatches a group of attackers while dangling upside-down from a snare.More importantly, the film is driven by the inimitable presence of Milla Jovovich as Alice, the first female character to stand as the unquestioned center of a long-running genre franchise since fronted the “” films. Unlike someone like, whose general contempt for the “Underworld” franchise can be detected whenever she is on screen, Jovovich is clearly having a blast doing these films. Even after 15 years of mashing mutants, she still brings enough energy and panache to the franchise, not to mention a commanding physical presence. “Resident Evil: The Final Chapter” may not be the ideal final note for the series but as long as Jovovich is up there doing her thing, most people will be too enthralled to notice.

. Germany. United Kingdom. Canada. FranceLanguageEnglishBudget$60 millionBox office$300.2 millionResident Evil: Afterlife is a 2010 written and directed. The film marks Anderson's return to direct in the, after the. A direct sequel to (2007), it is the fourth installment in the Resident Evil film series, which is loosely based on the, and the first to be shot in.

It stars, and.The film follows searching for and rescuing the remaining survivors in Los Angeles after the T-virus outbreak, and teaming up against, the head of the., a primary character from the video games, was featured for the first time in the film franchise. Other characters from the games and films who returned are:, Chris's sister who has lost her memory prior to the film's events; Albert Wesker, the film's main antagonist; and, who made a cameo appearance.In May 2005, producers mentioned the possibility of following Extinction with a sequel titled Afterlife. Extinction was released in 2007 and was a box office success, prompting Afterlife to begin development in June 2008, with the script being written by Anderson that December.

Elements from the video game (2009) were incorporated into the film including the mind control devices and Chris' confrontation with Wesker. Filming took place in from September to December 2009 using the 3D.The film was released in 3D and theaters on September 10, 2010, to generally negative reviews. The film grossed $60 million in the United States and Canada on an estimated $60 million budget, and made $240 million in other markets surpassing the previous film's overseas total in the second week of release. Grossing a worldwide total of $300 million, Resident Evil: Afterlife became the second highest-grossing entry of the series. Resident Evil: Afterlife was released to DVD, and on December 28, 2010 in the United States. A fifth film, was released in 2012. Contents.Plot One year after the events of, Alice and her clones lead the assault to attack Umbrella HQ, located in, slaying the entire branch except for Albert Wesker , who escapes in a and detonates a bomb that leaves a massive.

The real Alice boarded beforehand and attempts to execute Wesker, only for him to inject her with an anti-virus to remove her superhuman abilities. Wesker is revealed to have used the T-Virus to gain his own superhuman abilities and prepares to kill Alice, before the autopilot crashes the plane into the mountains and only Alice survives.Six months later, Alice travels to in an, tracking broadcasts from a safe haven called Arcadia; however, she only finds abandoned planes, and is attacked by a feral. Alice destroys a spider-like device on Claire's chest, giving her amnesia and pacifying her. They travel to the ruins of, where they find survivors living in which is surrounded by thousands of undead. They meet Luther Westwho leads the surviving band from the prison, Wendell , Crystal Waters , Bennett , Kim Yong , and Angel Ortiz.

With their help, Alice finally lands on the prison's roof and learns Arcadia isn't a fixed place, but a cargo tanker traveling along the coast. However, though the ship hasn't moved, no one from it has responded to the group's rescue flares. Luther takes Alice to the last inmate, , who insists he's falsely imprisoned, and will reveal an escape route in exchange for freedom. Alice goes to the showers to wash up, but catches Wendell attempting to. Holding him at gunpoint, they are attacked by a group of infected people that dug into the prison. They take Wendell, but she manages to kill them.Desperate, they free Chris, who reveals that Claire is his sister, and the prison has an armored car they can use to escape.

However, a giant axe-wielding monster begins breaking down the gate. Alice, Chris and Crystal go to the basement armory to get more guns; however, zombies kill Crystal en route. Luther and Claire reinforce the gate. Angel informs Bennett and Yong the car is missing its engine, and it would take a week to fix.

Bennett shoots Angel and heads for Arcadia in Alice's airplane. The Axeman breaks down the gate, allowing the zombies into the prison. The group decides to use the zombie-dug tunnels to escape into the sewers. Yong is slashed in half by the Axeman, while Alice is knocked out. Claire successfully defends Alice, manages to defeat the Axeman by disorienting it, after which Alice kills it by firing at its head. Unfortunately, Luther is dragged back into the tunnels by a zombie.Alice and the Redfields board the Arcadia, discovering it functional but abandoned.

Claire then remembers Arcadia is an Umbrella trap to get test subjects; they release the survivors, with from Claire's group being one of them. Alice follows a trail of blood deeper into the ship, where she finds Wesker. The T-Virus revived him, but it battles Wesker for control, something he believes can pacify; the Umbrella staff fled when he began eating test subjects. Alice's DNA is superior to his, since she retained control despite her bonding with the virus at a cellular level. Wesker believes eating her will help him regain control of his body.The Redfields fight Wesker while Alice battles Bennett, now working for Wesker. Wesker easily overpowers Chris and Claire, but Alice is able to defeat both Bennett and Wesker with help from K-Mart. They lock Bennett in the room with Wesker's corpse.

Bennett is devoured by Wesker when he revives. Wesker then escapes in an aircraft, activating a bomb on the Arcadia; the plane explodes instead as Alice placed the bomb there beforehand. Unbeknownst to them, Wesker away from the explosion, while Luther emerges from the sewers, battered but alive.

Alice resolves to turn Arcadia into a real haven and broadcasts a new message for any other survivors. As Alice, Claire and Chris watch over from Arcadia, it is approached by a military of Umbrella aircraft.During a in one of the aircraft, Jill Valentine , who went missing after, is dictating the attack wearing the same mind control device used on Claire.Cast. as Alice; former Umbrella Corporation security officer turned rogue fighter, who has been captured. Since the T-Virus outbreak at Raccoon City which has spread across the entire world, Alice has bonded with the virus on a cellular level, given her with powerful superhuman abilities, making her virtually indestructible. as; Alice's former ally, who leads the surviving convoy of survivors in Nevada desert which is heading with the remaining survivors to a safe haven known as 'Arcadia' in Alaska, but later used as a trap, luring the survivors as Umbrella test subject. She is also the younger sister of Chris. as; elite soldier and the older brother of Claire, who also joins Alice and Claire in Arcadia, to battle against the infected.

as; the Chairman of the Umbrella Corporation who possesses superhuman strength, speed, and regenerative capabilities, similarly to Alice. When Miller first read the script he thought the association to was a practical joke with his imprisonment and his first line being, 'I know a way out of here.' In May 2005, producers mentioned the possibility of following Extinction with a sequel entitled Afterlife, to be shot and set in Tokyo, Japan and Alaska. Despite Resident Evil: Extinction being billed on the official website and elsewhere as the final installment of the Resident Evil film series; on September 23, 2007, Rory Bruer, Sony's head of distribution explained, 'It absolutely would not surprise me considering the success of the franchise that they find a way to come up with another. It's a real possibility.'

Producer also stated that while there was no intention of making a fourth film, that the third had been particularly well done and that Paul Anderson was talking with Sony about the possibility. In June 2008, Anderson noted that negotiations were underway with Sony for creating the film. In December 2008, Anderson stated that he was working on the script. The following year, it was announced that Sony was aiming to release Resident Evil: Afterlife by August 27, 2010. Boris Kodjoe trained for six weeks to perform his own stunts.

He dislocated his knee in the course of filming while trying to kick in a gate.In September 2006, reports indicated that casting for the fourth film had begun, with being considered for the role of. Ali Larter missed seven episodes of filming the television show in order to appear in the film. Before Wentworth Miller was cast as Chris Redfield, actor auditioned for the role. Having never played the Resident Evil video games, Miller began preparing for the role by searching the internet for images of Chris Redfield.

Much to his surprise, he noticed how muscular the character was; with only three weeks to prep before shooting, he knew it was impossible to increase his muscle mass to that extent. He was shown video footage of the games and saw how he was visually different, especially in the first game. He did to build up.

Miller described his interpretation on the character from the video game as, 'He's definitely capable and heroic, but there's also something quite innocent. He was still freshly scrubbed, in a way, at the beginning of this horrifying journey.'

Film Resident Evil 4 Full Movie In Hindi 1995 Dailymotion

He described his take as the character in the film, 'My Chris has been walking down this particular road for quite some time. The edges are sharper, and they’re way more jagged.' Shawn Roberts was originally going to audition for Chris Redfield before Miller accepted the role.

He went to audition for the role of Albert Wesker, a role previously played. Describing the character Roberts said, 'He's the Chairman of the Umbrella Corporation.

He is in a position of power. He pretty much runs the world, and Alice is an annoyance. It's a whole process: I get to set and wardrobe gives me this big, long black jacket, and props comes over and gives me the dark glasses and the gloves.

By the time you are all dressed you stand a little straighter, you walk a little differently. He's got everything going for him—he's super fast, super strong, has the ability to regenerate—it's all the elements from the game. That was one thing we all agreed on from the start: this character has to be for the fans.' Sienna Guillory reprises her role as Jill Valentine, who was last seen in Resident Evil: Apocalypse.

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She is featured briefly in a scene shown during the credits, setting up the.Cinematography and set design Anderson was shown footage of 's which sold him on the idea to shoot Resident Evil: Afterlife in. He shot in with an of 2.35:1 using Cameron's Fusion Camera System, or more specifically a Sony F35 camera. The crew spent two weeks in learning the 3D camera system. With a budget of about $60 million, took place for 55 days from September 29, 2009 to December. Filming in 3D added 20% to the budget.

Roberts began filming his scenes on October 10, 2009. The final showdown scene was filmed for about six days. During production Jovovich accidentally shot out a $100,000 camera. Was used to portray Umbrella Corporation's underground Tokyo headquarters. Anderson said 'It had a fantastic atrium that had these huge floating pill shapes in it. Inside the pills were conference rooms. We shot at night so there was no ambient light coming into the glass, and then with visual effects replaced the glass with concrete walls'.For slow motion scenes like with bullets and drops of water, twin Phantom were used which filmed 200.

A fight scene with Wesker and Chris in the Resident Evil 5 game was recreated shot-by-shot for the film and the Phantom cameras were used to create Wesker's superhuman speed which took about two days to film. The added size and weight of the 3D cameras meant the filmmakers were not able to use existing equipment such as rigs. Instead the camera operator worked on a to achieve the look of a Steadicam shot. Much of the action scenes were shot in front of a. A 1983 was used throughout the film by Jovovich and Larter. Stunt pilot Martin Mattes was dressed like Jovovich and flew the plane for the camera.The 3D cameras were unable to pick up anything shiny, such as, due to a flare.

Cal Loucks said that most items that looked metal were actually painted silver with special paint to remove its reflective quality. The saturation of colors also had to be changed to accustom the 3D cameras, which are 'slow to pick up information'. Loucks said, 'It's a very restrictive color palette. For example, in this warehouse scene, we saturated the floors in a dark, dark charcoal, and we thought that was enough, but then the cameras showed them as still being too light. So we had to add more and more black. The reason I say it's too light is because we are putting more light onto these sets than we ever have before.' Filming locations Principal photography was done mostly at in Toronto,.

Toronto police received hundreds of calls from concerned neighbors after a scene involving a burning plane crashed. For the underwater scenes, were cut and welded to make a giant tank on stage. The opening scene was filmed at Cinespace Film Studios. Interior scenes of Umbrella Corporation's subterranean lair were filmed at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy. Robarts Library was used to portray exterior shots of a Los Angeles prison due to its resemblance to a prison, and other scenes were shot at.

Scenes portraying an Alaskan were actually filmed at. A location depicting an Alaskan beach was filmed at. Was sent to Alaska to capture of the scenery. Visual and special effects were done by and Mr.

Paul Jones served as the creator, who previously designed the character in Resident Evil: Apocalypse. The production team planned to use extras to portray 300 zombies at once, but time restraints prevented that. Around 150 zombies were eventually used and Mr. X Inc's visual effects supervisor, Dennis Berardi, added more in post-production. For Alice's clones they shot for multiple passes of Jovovich.

For the wide shots they took digital photo doubles. Visual effects production manager Eric Robertson described the look of the film, 'interesting contrasts, pure whites, which is a staggering look. It's so clean and tight along with some real darkness too that may evoke a bit of a feel of. So we've got the extremes, but it's definitely a unique look for this incarnation and it's been fun to see those looks.' A burned cityscape with ash and smoke in the sky was created to depict a Los Angeles, in which most of the film is set. Bolt described this approach as, 'In a world that has gone, there's no control and no fire service, so clearly, what's going to happen to LA is it's going to get burned.' The infected from the games and previous films return, but are more advanced.

The dogs wore a costume with prosthetics. Anderson wanted to make the dogs in this film look 'absolutely terrible'. Were used to make the dog's jaw flare open, with tentacles coming out of their mouths similar to the dogs from the fourth and fifth video games. Other creatures borrowed from the fifth video game are the 'Majini' who are more intelligent and have and coming out of their mouths, and 'The Executioner' (named the Axeman in the film).

Milla Jovovich speaking at about the film.In August 2009 it was announced that the film would be released on August 27, 2010, but that December it was set back to January 14, 2011. In January 2010, it was announced that the release date was moved to September 10, 2010. Paid, Davis Films and Impact Pictures $52 million for the rights to distribute the film in North American and 'most key foreign markets'.On April 3, 2010, Anderson, Jovovich and Larter attended WonderCon for a Resident Evil: Afterlife panel answering fan questions. On July 24, 2010, they attended the to promote the film.

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