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3/25/2013 5:24:32 PM
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Why are the Resident Evil films so disliked?
They never get over 30% from most reviewers. I think they're really good.
Well? Ataru, Oyuki, Ran, Rei, Kurama, Elle, Benten, Lum and Jariten are all looking down at you waiting for an answer.
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Edited by Rotten Tanuki: 3/25/2013 5:48:04 PMIt's funny, the first Paul W.S. Anderson movie was cheesy fun. But as soon as they started adding more actual game elements and characters, it became as silly as the games themselves.
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1 ReplyI actually liked the first two movies. The reason I think they got such low ratings is simply because they were bad. They didn't follow the games story line, adding/removing characters from the game for no reason, terrible plot, worse acting, and just over all poor writing. The movies use to be about a zombie out break then they turned into super mutants and people having super powers and such. They wen't over board and completely lost what they had going for them.
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2 Repliesbecause they dont do justice to the media they are trying to imitate.
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1 ReplyI enjoyed the first two. After that they kinda got rediculous and over the top.
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1 ReplyBecause, aside from Milla Jovovich in skimpy clothing, they're pretty damn terrible.
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1 ReplyBecause (with the exception of the first film) they suck?
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They aren't really following the stories that were presented by the Capcom games. Which is kind of a problem, but that's alright.
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1 ReplyI think if they were advertised as cheesy B-movies, like on the SyFy channel, they'd get better reviews. It's like Evil Dead pretending to actually be a horror movie. The effects, plot, dialog, and monsters are so corny that it's hard to take it seriously.
