Review of Resident Evil
The author explains their dislike for video games, gore, and horror elements like reanimated corpses, which initially made them hesitant to review the new “Resident Evil” movie.Despite this,they decided to see the film because it was highly popular,earning over $60 million in its opening weekend. The review follows their previous coverage of other movies such as “practical Magic 2,” “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” “The Odyssey,” and “Coyote vs. Acme.” The article includes promotional content for a subscription to the Washington Examiner, emphasizing full access to their coverage and the option to subscribe or log in.
Not being a fan of video games, gore, or jolts administered by the sudden appearance of reanimated corpses, I did not particularly wish to review the new movie Resident Evil, but since I had already written about the other movies occupying the top five at the box office last weekend, when the video game adaptation premiered at No. 1, I felt I had no choice.
Having spilt ink on Practical Magic 2, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, The Odyssey, and my beloved Coyote vs. Acme, I reckoned that I was obliged to see the movie on which members of the public had collectively shelled out more than $60 million that opening weekend.
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