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#49  i found the blocky jill from the original resident evil more attractive then milia johovich . BatChao...u dont think silent hill is the scary? then i bow down 2 u, 4 that means u can not feel fear!  |
09-17-2004, 07:18 AM
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 | Alice had to come in for the same reason that Jean Gray is the scientist in the X-Men movie instead of Beast. The Resident Evil movies are not the Resident evil games, just as the X-Men movies are not the X-Men comics. When I went to see the first Resident Evil movie, I didn't watch but one like 10 second trailer, and I didn't get that Milla's character was Alice, I thought she was Jill. When I saw that she wasn't Jill, I was intrigued, and the movie turned out to be exceptionally interesting, because I was thinking they were just going to put the game on the big screen (i.e. House of the Dead). I have played Resident Evil and I know what happens. If they were to just put that on the big screen, I would have been quite disappointed, because the story would have been ruined for me and I wouldn't have been surprised by any turn of events at all. I'm glad they changed stuff, and what they've done with Alice, how she relates to the T-Virus, and everything about her part in the story is awesome, not to mention them actually giving Nemesis some kind of story also. I also liked how they explained the T-Virus. While I only starting to play the rest of the Resident Evil games (now playing RE0), I am a fan of at least the first game, and I love these movies. Milla doesn't play Jill, Sienna Guillory plays Jill, who does a brilliant Jill by the way. Her first scene alone made her a good Jill in my eyes. |
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09-17-2004, 09:18 PM
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What I think is that the X-men movies were good even though they did not follow the comics exactly was that because they followed them enough and more importantly, stayed true to the theme and feeling of the comics. Now imagine that they made an X-men movie that had the X-men in it, but a completely seperate team of mutants that were never in the comics came along and proceed to become the star of the movie. The X-men are still there, but they are pushed aside and reduced to not doing much but walking around and having to be rescued by this new mutant team. Then at the end, the new team defeats to main villain instead of the X-men. Wouldn't you be like... "WTF?!" Also imagine that the movie becomes like a horror movie instead of action/drama. This is how I felt about RE:A... it fails to stay true to the feeling of RE by become little more than a generic action movie. There are little to no scenes with that 'survival horror' feel to it, which is what bugged me the most. But what also bothered me is that Alice completely takes over the main role from Jill and Spoiler: defeats Nemesis by herself while Jill lies helpless and captured. These are the two main things that bothered me the most, which is why the school and church scenes are some of my fave moments in the movie because they have that 'What's lurking around here?' kind of feel to them. It's also why I like the first movie since it was more of a horror movie with action sprinkled in. Oh yea, and the action scenes were also HORRIBLY directed. Nothing but a bunch of dizzying close up shots randomly edited together. If you're gonna throw that much action into the movie, at least make it look good. But I do agree that Sienna Guillroy did a damn good job of portraying Jill... |
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09-18-2004, 01:18 AM
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