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Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City First Trailer
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GymWolf
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Don't look at jill if you don't wanna an heart attack then...
Aggelos
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No, he's not.
If you watch from 7:39 and on, the director explains why the cast is not identical to the game, and why he didn't go down the path of casting actors that are identical to the video-game counterparts.
Leon was the hardest to cast, and they looked at some people who were the spitting image of Leon's video-game character, but it didn't work out.
base
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Oh boy. It's just beyond me.
Toots
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That's just like, his opinion, man...
I crushed that casting session but told him my method acting required i'd perform with live ammo only and those are the real facts.
edit : required not requiered :/
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Aggelos
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Director Johannes Roberts again addresses the issue of (some of ) the actors not looking like their video-game counterparts.
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Aggelos
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New Resident Evil movie enjoyable but "not perfect", first reactions say
It's one for the faithful fans, we reckon.
www.digitalspy.com
Billed as a "very faithful" adaptation of the Resident Evil franchise, Welcome to Raccoon City has had fans of the video games on the edge of their seats.
After all, we all know how big-screen video game adaptations tend to work out. Now, ahead of Welcome to Raccoon City's long-awaited release next week, the first reactions to the feature-length 'origin story' are trickling in – and the consensus is positive, if not a little muted. The good news is, the new Resident Evil movie is "incredibly faithful to the games" and will certainly offer movie-goers a fun time. The bad news ? Well, it doesn't quite live up to the "terror or tension" the game has so expertly delivered over the years.
kunonabi
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New Resident Evil movie enjoyable but "not perfect", first reactions say
It's one for the faithful fans, we reckon.
Billed as a "very faithful" adaptation of the Resident Evil franchise, Welcome to Raccoon City has had fans of the video games on the edge of their seats.
After all, we all know how big-screen video game adaptations tend to work out. Now, ahead of Welcome to Raccoon City's long-awaited release next week, the first reactions to the feature-length 'origin story' are trickling in – and the consensus is positive, if not a little muted. The good news is, the new Resident Evil movie is "incredibly faithful to the games" and will certainly offer movie-goers a fun time. The bad news ? Well, it doesn't quite live up to the "terror or tension" the game has so expertly delivered over the years.
If even the early impressions are muted it's probably the dumpster fire it's expected to be.
Aggelos
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I don't think that it's gonna be the dumpster fire that Paul Anderson's 2002 inception film originally was... And people were sold on that dumpster fire.
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Aggelos
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‘Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City’ review: Film shockingly does not suck
For once, you don’t envy the lucky people who get killed by zombies.
nypost.com
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City is the faithful movie adaptation the games deserved
Review: The survival horror series gets the kind of breezy undead cinematic adventure fans have wanted for 25 years.
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'Welcome to Raccoon' City Is 'Resident Evil Fan Fiction (Movie Review)
Peter provides his take on this reboot of the Resident Evil film franchise. Is it worth the extra life, or game over?
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fart town usa
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I'm really looking forward to this. Definitely going opening night.
Not super hyped, but I am confident that it'll be entertaining and that's all that matters to me, it's a total popcorn flick. I thought the interview that IGN did with Leon and Wesker was great, the guy who plays Leon is clearly a fan of the games, definitely RE4 but it seems like he's well aware of the RE 96 and RE2 98.
I really wish people would stop going off about Leon and Jill not being white. I'm not trying to be that guy but it really makes you look like an ass if you openly complain about that. This movie isn't a 1:1 representation of the games. If the actor/actress suck, critique their performance, calling out the skin color is shitty. Not trying to start a fight, but seriously, just think about it. It's NOT the game, it's a movie adaptation. Movies generally take liberties with source material, whether it be videogames or novels. Just watch it before you get hung up on stuff that you might actually enjoy once you see it.
Also, Barry was black in Romero's script, and Chris was Native American.
Not super hyped, but I am confident that it'll be entertaining and that's all that matters to me, it's a total popcorn flick. I thought the interview that IGN did with Leon and Wesker was great, the guy who plays Leon is clearly a fan of the games, definitely RE4 but it seems like he's well aware of the RE 96 and RE2 98.
I really wish people would stop going off about Leon and Jill not being white. I'm not trying to be that guy but it really makes you look like an ass if you openly complain about that. This movie isn't a 1:1 representation of the games. If the actor/actress suck, critique their performance, calling out the skin color is shitty. Not trying to start a fight, but seriously, just think about it. It's NOT the game, it's a movie adaptation. Movies generally take liberties with source material, whether it be videogames or novels. Just watch it before you get hung up on stuff that you might actually enjoy once you see it.
Also, Barry was black in Romero's script, and Chris was Native American.
Excess
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This is what sniffing your own farts looks like.
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ParaSeoul
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I like even the actors were confused when they saw the game characters
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