I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

best movie i've ever seen.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

This review contains spoilers.Resident Evil: Afterlife is the sequel to 2007's Resident Evil: Extinction. Resident Evil: Afterlife is the fourth installment of the Resident Evil franchise and is a follow-up to Resident Evil: Extinction. Alice discovers the laboratory containing clones and she is now in-control of her new powers. Alice begins with an attack on Albert Wesker's Umbrella Corporation headquarters.Like the past two movies, Resident Evil: Extinction and Resident Evil: Apocalypse, the story makes excuses to have its action sequences. The movie also backpedals on its own continuity by removing its own plot developments. Resident Evil: Afterlife removes all of the Alice clones and her superpowers after an enthralling opening sequence. The clone and superpower arc is now irrelevant after the opening sequence.This is not the only story mishap and the story tries to re-use elements from previous movies. Alice finds a group of survivors in a tower. She leads these survivors into a place that is promising sanctuary called Arcadia. This is obviously a lie as everything is owned by The Umbrella Corporation somehow. Even after a zombie apocalypse and bio-weapons roam the world, the Umbrella Corporation is able to still construct new buildings and ships. They are also able to maintain a loyal workforce that does not care about the atrocities they commit.Even the ending sequence of arriving at Arcadia and dealing with Albert Wesker is laughable. The movie is hoping that the would care but they do not. It is hard to care about the story when the movie opens by removing events from the previous movies.Besides the story, the rest of the movie is solid. The action sequences are still fun to watch. Although Alice does not have much character it is still fun to see the stunts that she does. The action scenes are competently shot and edited. The strangeness of some of the scenes however stem from the three dimensional requirement. It felt that because the movie had 3D in mind, some scenes were shot differently and I could tell immediately that these scenes felt different.Fans of the video game may not enjoy this movie if they are expecting a movie based on the video game series. Like Resident Evil: Extinction, this movie uses the same visual style of the monsters and nothing else.Overall, Resident Evil: Afterlife can be a fun action movie to watch. It does not need prior knowledge of the series because of the poor writing.

Action scenes were amazing, cast was great. A little slow here and there but very briefly. All together a GREAT series of movies!

After the first two films which I consider the best, this franchise quickly went down hill in Extinction but after I seen this film I felt well at least it's a little better than the third film.I first seen this back in 2011 on DVD when another buddy of mine brought over a bootleg copy on DVD and I found it to be better than the third film. He did as well and felt the third was probably the worst in the series, at the time I agreed with him but the third has grown on me and I'm more OK with it now.Unlike the third film, this one gets right to it with a strong action packed opening and it delivers. Alice storms an Umbrella Corporation with her multiple copies in Tokyo, but soon she is turn back to her normal human state( still having her over- the-top fighting abilities) by Wesker and her copies get KIA after Wesker detonates the facility on his getaway chopper. Also this franchise begins to become inconsistant in this film but it really started with Extinction. Alice meets a new group of survivors and they band together to fight the undead that has breached their strong hold.I give it a 6/10. better than the third with fun over the top action scenes.

Bound to please the legions of Milla fans who have doubtless poured over the extras-rich DVDs of the first three Resident Evils, as well as her please-sequel-this gem Ultra Violet.Inventive ideas, dazzling 3D and spectacular production design elevate this fourth in the franchise to a juicy bite above the average zombie movie. More of the same, but if you enjoy this kind of thing, that's not necessarily a bad thing.Afterlife is very likely to please at least most of the fans of the series, but don't expect too much aside from Milla looking great and a groovy visual style.If critics and fan boys weren't suckers for simplistic nihilism and high-pressure marketing, Afterlife would be universally acclaimed as a visionary feat, superior to Inception and Avatar on every level.There are worse ways to pass an hour and a half than watching Milla Jovovich and Ali Larter shooting the hell out of zombies and mutants.Milla Jovovich commands the screen and makes all the RE films a fun ride. If you hate the series, this won't change your mind.