I don’t get it at all.
From the first shot of the house with the weird ass assorted animal decor, to the nigga checking drawers, to a literal green herb. I don’t think I’ve seen a movie that’s more RE
Fat ass zombie in a sewer sequence how is that not RE
Facts
Tons of people complaining about how it doesn’t make sense with the lore. I think we just need to see what happens in the damn movie, we know very little about the actual story
i need to see this trailer in IMAX NOW
Hope it plays during Hokum this weekend
TONIGHT
enjoy fam. I was thinking about going tonight but lowkey so busy this week I decided I’m better off going Saturday afternoon
Said it itt before but all his movies could be called resident evil. Clearly something he’s drawn to when writing (and explored a little bit in interviews about his upbringing)
Teaser out @CrimsonArk
!https://youtu.be/SJPu1spHqfk?si=I6NTHCKmT0GqlPABCregger has another one
Something about horror movies set in snow is a real pleasure for me man
30 Days Of Night one of my all time fave movies. Then there’s The Shining and The Thing
Now Resident Evil boutta join that list
It is just a flashlight
ON an iPhone in a movie that presumably is supposed to take place in 1998
Genuinely curious as to how they got Capcom to say yes. They love hiring random niggas to do bullshit adaptations that just ruin everything; hire cheap, get it done cheaply. like it was a business plan that they had faith in. I wonder what changed when for just a few dollars more, people won't hate you
Like is the prospect of "we HOPE this turns out well because it was cheap and we have fans that don't give a f***" more appealing than hiring a good director?
ON an iPhone in a movie that presumably is supposed to take place in 1998
Someone on that twitter feed posted a pic tho and its just one of those little vest flashlights
enjoy fam. I was thinking about going tonight but lowkey so busy this week I decided I’m better off going Saturday afternoon
Obsession is the one I’m more hyped for honestly but hokum a nice treat
Genuinely curious as to how they got Capcom to say yes. They love hiring random niggas to do bullshit adaptations that just ruin everything; hire cheap, get it done cheaply. like it was a business plan that they had faith in. I wonder what changed when for just a few dollars more, people won't hate you
Like is the prospect of "we HOPE this turns out well because it was cheap and we have fans that don't give a f***" more appealing than hiring a good director?
Constantin film has held resident evil movie rights for a while . They release with Sony . Capcom is game and ip rights so technically street fighter is Capcom but this isn’t
Genuinely curious as to how they got Capcom to say yes. They love hiring random niggas to do bullshit adaptations that just ruin everything; hire cheap, get it done cheaply. like it was a business plan that they had faith in. I wonder what changed when for just a few dollars more, people won't hate you
Like is the prospect of "we HOPE this turns out well because it was cheap and we have fans that don't give a f***" more appealing than hiring a good director?
Huh? This confuses me.
Zach Cregger is wildly considered a great director. Thats how lol
Genuinely curious as to how they got Capcom to say yes. They love hiring random niggas to do bullshit adaptations that just ruin everything; hire cheap, get it done cheaply. like it was a business plan that they had faith in. I wonder what changed when for just a few dollars more, people won't hate you
Like is the prospect of "we HOPE this turns out well because it was cheap and we have fans that don't give a f***" more appealing than hiring a good director?
The Resident Evil movies did pretty well
Huh? This confuses me.
Zach Cregger is wildly considered a great director. Thats how lol
I'm asking what changed and made them do the obvious thing, which is get a good director/team and put some bread behind it
Seems like a no-brainer but it doesn't happen all that often, or it does but the deal falls thru because of creative differences because the suits on the Japanese side are pretty particular about how their IP is portrayed
Huh? This confuses me.
Zach Cregger is wildly considered a great director. Thats how lol
he's also probably one of the hottest and most sought after directors working atm. definitely after weapons but even with weapons itself, he had studios fighting each other and throwing money around to secure the project for themselves. i'd assume this project was a case of sony convincing zach to say yes rather than the other way around
The Resident Evil movies did pretty well
Yeah, mid budget joints that made a good return most of the time, definitely helped keep the trend alive of not trying to bring in super A-list talent
Yeah, mid budget joints that made a good return most of the time, definitely helped keep the trend alive of not trying to bring in super A-list talent
Paul WS Anderson was that. Short of like Michael Bay and Peter Jackson and James Cameron. He did Mortal Kombat and Alien/Predator as well.
Constantin film has held resident evil movie rights for a while . They release with Sony . Capcom is game and ip rights so technically street fighter is Capcom but this isn’t
Ah I see what you're saying, that would make sense, maybe constantin is more willing to experiment than the Capcom HQ is