Resident Evil: The Final Chapter

Once one is acclimated to this chaos-cinema form, even if it’s a bit more assaultive in post-converted 3D, the writer-director’s simultaneous economic storytelling and boyish imagination come into clear view.

The climax makes for a satisfying conclusion to the franchise—an ending which this writer expects, and even hopes, all concerned will studiously ignore when they get around to making the next one.

There’s no denying the movie’s climactic gathering of females bent on saving the species.

Combining Anderson’s symmetrical camera style with frenetic editing ends up imploding the sense of depth and space that has long made the director’s movies must-sees in 3-D.

Reasonably entertaining but hectic (supposed) finale for the up-and-down series.

True, the movie's intense, and Jovovich is certainly in fighting shape. But after 15 years of this franchise, it's getting hard to tell Alice from the things she's fighting. It's all squint and grunt, slash and groan.

The film is drab and epileptic.

OMG the most shocking ending ever seen.I am in complete shock in how this movie was able to work as beautifully as it did. We asked Paul W.S. Anderson to raise the stakes, and boy did they do just that. They weren’t wrong when they said be careful what you wish for.

For the final chapter, Alice has escaped to racoon city. Now the umbrella company is going to try to take down the last safe haven they have.

The Final chapter offers a slight improvement compared to the last two entries but ultimately cant keep up with the first three. At this point, I am glad the chapter is closed before they release an ultimate disaster.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Senseless action and violence in a nutshell. The plot was OK but movie was spoiled by a lot of unnecessary scenes of gore, such as the one where the trap hatch closes and cuts the guys fingers. It was very confusing too. Not all of us like frequent jump-cuts in scenes,you know!