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I went into this movie expecting the standard Resident Evil zombie/body-horror experience, knowing full well there would be some corny voice acting and 80's action movie cliches. And honestly, that's exactly what I got. This movie would have been a 5/10 (passable) for me if it wasn't for how profoundly ridiculous it gets at certain parts. Within the first 20 minutes of this film I saw two separate characters scream dramatically into the sky while the camera pulled away. Awe-inspiring.

This movie truly commits to the cheesy action genre it was inspired by, and it's hilarious to watch. While it was probably not the director's intent, I'd much rather scream "WHAT" at the screen than be bored. And trust me, you will be screaming "WHAT". 6/10

Chris Redfield and his team are sent to rescue an asset. They find only zombies and nemesis Arias. Meanwhile, scientist Rebecca Chambers is working on a vaccine when she is attacked by zombies. Arias plans to launch the virus by gas tanker trucks in New York City.

The characters are standard but I do like them. The story is a bit jagged. It's the third in the animated series and would serve well with a "previous on" section. The evil plan is a little cartoonish. I'm always struck by how the big bad gets all of his minions to end the world. One hopes that people would stop working for Death Inc after witnessing what they witness or become whistleblowers. That's besides the point. The bigger point is the animation. They may have worked out the hair but the eyes still give it away. There is a lifelessness about them. It's not Polar Express but the eyes look a bit sleepy. They are still not living, breathing performances.

Hi guys, back with me again, I'll divide this movie from this 3 scores: Story (no story, no movie), Graphics (more reality, more we can feel the movie itself) and additional genres assessment which the purpose of the movie (such as Action, Fantasy, Adventure, etc.). Hopefully, by scoring to those criteria, readers can be interested to watch the movie. And of course this assessment is subjective (but i'll try to be objective as much as possible)

Resident Evil: Vendetta Disclaimer #1: I am a fan of Resident Evil, both game and animation series, and the movie series Disclaimer #2: This is an animation spin-off movie; don't expect the same result as a real-life movie. Want to enjoy the movie more? Play the games.

Story: 6/10 Yeah, it is a spin-off, has no deep of the story. But for a Resident Evil fans, they will watch it just to link every stories Resident Evil was made. But, what I like from Resident Evil developers, they always show new kind of viruses which create new result of the infected. And then there's Rebecca Chambers XDD, so long this character didn't show up.

Graphics: 7.5/10 (Animation) I give my assessment as an animation movie. For it, RE: Vendetta gives great graphics of animation which can be enjoyed in entire of this movie.

Additional Genres: Action: 8/10 (Animation) As I disclaim previously, nothing in this animation movie is real- life, so every impossibilities could be denied in the assessment. As an animation movie, RE; Vendetta gives a lot of action scenes which every of them success to make my eyes didn't blink. It was also helped by great viewpoint taken and slow motion.

Thriller: 6.5/10 Trap in the room filled by zombies and facing B.O.W. (Bio-Organic Weapon) while your friend is dying are success to make my heart rate increased. Zombies, as one of the best component in every thriller movie, are inserted well in this movie.

Overall: 7 To promote its game through the movie, RE; Vendetta did a great job.

The film seems like it had promise. It started out OK, even though everyone in the movie, including soldiers, are stupid enough to just stand there and look at the zombies until they get attacked by them. The villain had an interesting back story and seemed like he might have depth, but then he just gets comical towards the end. Near the end everything just gets even more silly, to the point of insulting your intelligence - even for a zombie movie! The heroes never run out of bullets and can get knocked across the room without as much as a limp. It's predictable and uninteresting. I was hoping the animated films might make up for the live action ones going downhill, but I've basically lost faith in this whole game franchise when it comes to films now.

I'm a huge Resident Evil fan, from the games to the movies and including the previous animated attempts. They didn't exactly set the world on fire but they were perfectly watchable efforts.

I was very excited to hear about this being released so perhaps my expectations were a tad high, and I can confirm they were not met.

The story very generic, the animation sub-par and the fight scenes were let's just say interesting. For some reason the creators thought they'd blend Resident Evil with The Matrix as the characters seem to be able to move neo-style to such extents I found myself cringing. These are average joes not ninja *Slaps creators wrists" bad creators, bad! Seriously why is Leon Kennedy doing bullet time triple back-flips with a dragon screw rotation while shooting zombies in the head and throwing knives and writing an essay and having a length conversation with his girlfriend before even landing? I mean okay that's a tad exaggerated but not as much as you'd imagine.

Vendetta isn't bad, it's just silly and anti-climatic compared to the previous films.

Are you aware and fond of the Resident evil games? The world it created? Maybe even the comic/graphic novels? If so, I am fairly certain you will like this animated effort too. Lots of horror, action and blood for sure. So you know nothing for the faint of hearted.

I have said before I am a bit of a sucker for certain movies. I really dig the way this was made. Are there better rendered CG movies out there? For sure, you can find the animation here less than good. I thought it was quite fine - but I was more engaged by the (cliche) story, with characters I played. So if you have a connection like many others who played the games, you may feel more enamoured by the effort on display here

First of all, I must say that I had such high hopes and expectations for "Resident Evil: Vendetta", especially since I really enjoyed the previous animated movies.

However, they opted to pull the same approach as they did in the actual movies, making it more about mutations and grotesquely huge aberrations, more than it was about zombies and terror. And of course, it has the obligatory rogue agent gone bad.

The storyline in "Resident Evil: Vendetta" was simplistic to the point where it was trivial and mundane. You saw everything coming a mile away, and there were no surprises or plot twists along the way. So it felt like you were strapped in for a ride that just went straight ahead with no ups and downs.

Now, I must admit that I am more than impressed with the quality of the CGI and the sheer level of details they manage to put into the CGI here. I mean, the textures and the minute details to everything was just spectacular. Just as it has been since the very first animated "Resident Evil" movie.

The characters in "Resident Evil: Vendetta" seemed a bit generic. Sure it was nice to have Leon and Chris in this particular animated movie, but they weren't subject to any real character development or growth, so it felt a bit tame, to say the least. And it was a bit too over the top with the way that both Leon and Chris could take on a large group of zombies and not even get scratched or come close to being in danger, and the motorcycle scene was just too far out there.

As for the zombies, well they were there, but unfortunately it wasn't the primary cause of attention in the movie. And I really don't get the thing with the hulking brutes that they like in the series - be it game or movie franchise. They are so out of place that it is an eyesore and an embarrassment to witness. And the hulking brute with the iron mask in "Resident Evil: Vendetta" was not particularly impressive, and when he evolved into something even bigger, I must admit that I was on the brink of just getting up and leaving.

"Resident Evil: Vendetta" is not an impressive animated movie in terms of story, characters or in comparison to its predecessors. Sure, it was a visual tour de force and a spectacle to behold. But I was left with a very shallow feeling once the movie ended, and actually said "was that really it?" This is definitely a movie for the hardcore fans of the "Resident Evil" game line.

Action: 9/10, best action CGI movie compare to previous two CGI movies (Degeneration & Damnation), looks like John Wick rip-off movie with a combination of zombies (in a good way)

Storyline: 5/10, predictable story, lack of emotion compare to RE: Damnation, have a cliffhanger at the end

Overall: 8/10, Great, way better than live action movie, recommended for Resident Evil (video games) fans

I enjoyed it but its laughably cheesy, but i love it for that the action is pretty good though lacks originality.

It's not that bad, but it's not that good either. Lots of cliché moments and sci-fi horror tropes. It is what it is - an average animated movie that is only somewhat interesting if you're a fan of the Resident Evil games.

Chris Redfield (Kevin Dorman's voice) of the BSAA enlists the help of government agent Leon S. Kennedy (Matthew Mercer's voice) and Professor Rebecca Chambers (Erin Cahill) of the Alexander Institute of Biotechnology to stop a vengeful death merchant threatening to spread a deadly virus across New York. All of them must unite to save America from a threat as dire as The Umbrella Corporation: a virus that can be triggered by simply being inhaled. And all of them use an entire arsenal of new and old but familiar weapons. They are the human race's last and only hope.

Spectacular, unstoppable and thrilling installment of the ¨Resident Evil series¨, adapted from the video games characters produced by Hiroyuki Kobayashi. Resident Evil movie to be in CGs (computer graphics), and also based directly off the games, and not an original script like the live-action movies were. It's a film for hardcore fans, it was great fun to be reunited with characters one played in the games. Most of the roles come from the video game series and are voiced by the same actors. The picture contains nonstop action, violent combats and spectacular images by means of computer generator. Much to its defense this production stayed more true to the atmosphere in the games that recent flicks, something every Resident Evil fan will recognize. As for those of you not familiar with the games I won't vouch for the movie, but you may have an agreeable time watching it anyway. Being a non-stop action gore-feast that provides for high-octane escapist entertainment with some eye-catching visuals and pulsing soundtrack. This exciting picture contains thrills, chills , action-filled with fierce fights against zombies and lots of gore and guts. The horror and action moments are fast moving and compactly realized. This outing takes more action, more approach , more violence and gore than previous and subsequent installments. The creepy images of wide range from the genuinely fantastic to the bizarre along with scary and amazing frames. It's predictable but we have seen some scenes in former films , but also its predictability is redeemed in part by the breathtaking action scenes. The CG animation looks slick enough, the camera angles are nicely directed, but the characters (and especially the movements and facial features of the protagonists) come across as fairly wooden and far from realistic. I remember being more impressed with the first Final fantasy (The spirits within) film when it came out.

This ¨Resident Evil¨ movie is created by its video game creator, Capcom. The live-action movies were created by Screen Gems and Sony Pictures. This is the first Resident Evil game-canon title to take place in real world city, like New York City. This is the third Resident Evil CGI film to feature Leon S. Kennedy as a main protagonist, while this is Chris Redfield's first. Leon first starred in Resident Evil: Degeneration (2008) along with Chris' sister Claire, and also in Resident evil: Damnation (2012) along with Ada Wong. This is also Rebecca Chambers' first CGI movie appearance. This film is more for fans of the game series, not really intended for those who loved the movies. The cinematic adaptations about ¨Resident Evil¨ in live-action are the following (Milla Jovovich is the only actor to appear in all five films): ¨Resident evil¨ by Paul W Anderson with Milla , Eric Mabius , Michelle Rodriguez , James Purefoy , Colin Salmon ; this is the best , dealing with a group of containment specialists are sent in and have to fight employees who have been contaminated , while A. I. computer instigates a series of defensive measures to contain the virus . It's followed by ¨Resident evil II : Apocalypse¨ by Alexander Witt with Jared Harris , Iain Glen , Oded Fehr , Sienna Guillory . Furthermore , ¨Resident evil III¨ by Russell Mulcahy with Ali Larter, Ashanti , Mike Epps , Oded Fehr and of course Milla Jovovich ; ¨Resident Evil : Afterlife¨ by Paul W Anderson with usual actors along with Kim Coates , Sergio Peris Mencheta , Boris Kodjoe and Wentworth Miller , and ¨Resident evil 5 : retribution¨ with Boris Kodjoe, Johann Urb ,Aryana Engineer , Kevin Durand , Robin Kasyanov and as always Milla Jovovich. And Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (2021) Director: Johannes Roberts with Kaya Scodelario, Robbie Amell, Donald Logue. Rating Resident Evil: Vendetta (2017) : 6/10. From someone who is not familiar with the games maybe skip it.

Resident Evil (RE) is a very well-known series of games and films to the mainstream people. If even my parents known about this series, you get the point of what I'm saying. This series name is strong.

However, not that many people may known that there is a spin parallel animated series. This film is the third on this animated series, and, to be honest, this film is much of the same if you compare it to the former two others.

The main risk factor here is that the animation is not top-notch. But the film is somewhat enjoyable if you are a fan of the series. It is full of crazy stunts and maybe not that many zombies, which is not good. (But if you think about it, not even the game series is still going with the zombies thing. In the end, it is all about BOWs.)

I recommend this film only to fans of the RE series. The plot is shallow and unimpressive, but, if you are a fan, you won't mind that much. With animation, you can see your "beloved" game characters on spin-off stories in the RE universe, so have at it.

-Ok we need to make a good animated horror movie,what will be the ideas? -Let's make stupid blockbuster without any logic and cannonic story. -It's ### great idea. What's your name i'll give you an reward. Really why I'm watching John wick in the style of horror and not resident evil with a frightening story?

Greetings from Lithuania.

So the main reason of why this movie was made in a first place i think is that they needed to fill a gap for these Resident Evil characters, since they didn't appear in games since Resident Evil 6 - so the players won't forget these characters, because they will eventually return in this game series, although 7th part took a different direction - they will return, mark my word.

"Resident Evil: Vendetta" (2017) is an animated film made basically to the die hard Resident Evil games fans. If you are not in it and you don't know the characters very well, you can safely skip this movie. And here lies the main reason of why this movie kinda fail in my opinion - i have played every Resident Evil game ever, except for the 7th part so far, but these characters are just sooooo 2 dimensional. They lack any kind of feelings, except of those written in a very generic way. The movie lacks any kind of suspense, when you know non of our main heroes won't die - ever. The script and the whole story of "Resident Evil: Vendetta" is as predictable and generic as you could possibly imagine. Why couldn't screenwriters attempt to make it somehow more original, throw in some real humor, maybe even some love story between some of characters - they are just soooo generic. And while the movie does look kinda stunningly good and i did kinda enjoyed while it lasted, i just can't recommend it because if you will skip it you won't miss anything at all and if you do watch it you will forget it in a blink of an eye. The story here is more then generic and predictable - you have already seen it in hundreds of movies and video games, done with more originality. All in all this is a very good looking but unfortunately highly generic and predictable film that lacks any kind of originality or excitement.

Boring, predictable, shallow, over the top, ridiculous. The worst animated movie of the series, as bad as Anderson's movies. The only good thing is the impressive CGI, animations and details are really incredible. The rest is totally pointless. Basic plot line, one dimensional characters, absurd and not realistic situations. Plot is the same story told over and over again over the games: new villain spreads a virus, heroes fight zombies, heroes fight a final boss and save the city. There is absolutely no twist or a new focus on story that could make it more interesting.

Only recommended for Resident Evil hardcore fans, casual viewers be warned: this is a total waste of time.

At first time, i was disappointed when my girlfriend ask me to watch this movie, because at first scene shown us an animated movie, i don't know this movie before, because i never see the trailer before.

But, in 10 minutes, everything's change, OMG this movie is so epic, Chris Redfield, Leon, Beautiful Prof. Chambers, everything has reunited there ..

Beautiful characters, good plot and scene, and bring us nostalgic moment :D

Thanks Sony, Thanks Capcom

I was so excited to see this move since I'm a fan of RE games. This is the The animation was beautiful and I like the mo-caps. It was nice to see the bond between Leon, Chris, and Rebecca. Also, extra story is what fans - at least me are longing. For me, the previous movie was better since the characters design and fighting scene vibe were close to the game's. Also for me, the movie tend to a little bit exaggerate battle scenes. The level of battle exaggeration is the same as "Metal Gear's Game Cut Scene" exaggeration. I think this movie is only suitable for veteran gamers since veterans know the series well

Relatively well done in terms of CGI. The story is acceptable, but for the end, in the action scenes it fell into exaggeration. The hand-to-hand fight with the pistols is a complete exaggeration, and the acrobatics with the motorcycle at the level of the absurd.

1. A sequel to Resident Evil: Damnation and the third and final installment with Leon Kennedy as a main character. As part of Capcom's animated Resident Evil feature length film series, each installments surpassed its predecessors with cutting edge animations and fluid character movements. In Vendetta, the animation and character designs was a near realistic perfection with so much effort put by those talented artists.

2. A sequel to Resident Evil: Damnation and the third and final installment with Leon Kennedy as a main character. As part of Capcom's animated Resident Evil feature length film series, each installments surpassed its predecessors with cutting edge animations and fluid character movements. In Vendetta, the animation and character designs was a near realistic perfection with so much effort put by those talented artists.