Disjointed and dull. Anderson continues his trend of pilfering bits and pieces from the games in order to make Alice into the perfect Mary Sue. The Axeman is pulled directly from the previous game (Resident Evil 5) just so Alice can have a slow-mo epic fight. Chris, Claire, and Wesker are only barely passable references to their in-game counterparts, with Alice getting every cool scene the previous two had and Wesker focused entirely on her rather than Chris, who he has history with.

In short, as a continuation of the movie-verse, it's a chaotic mess of an action movie. As Anderson continues to try pulling from the games to shore up his lagging ideas, if you are at all a fan of the games, it's utterly enraging. ( )

While still out to destroy the evil Umbrella Corporation, Alice joins a group of survivors living in a prison surrounded by the infected who also want to relocate to the mysterious but supposedly unharmed safe haven known only as Arcadia. ( )

En un mundo arrasado por un virus que transforma a sus víctimas en no muertos, Alice continúa su viaje en busca de supervivientes para conducirlos hacia un lugar seguro. Su batalla sin fin contra la Corporación Umbrella alcanza nuevas alturas, pero Alice recibe ayuda inesperada de un viejo amigo; un nuevo líder que promete un refugio seguro contra los zombis que los guía hacia Los Ángeles; pero al llegar, la ciudad se encuentra poblada de hordas de muertos vivientes, y Alice y sus camaradas estarán a un paso de una trampa mortal.