Four years later, and a few trailers, here we are: Resident Evil Welcome to Raccoon City took shape thanks to the shrewd eye (or not) of Johannes Roberts, a filmmaker who rose to prominence with 47 Meters Down and its sequel 47 Meters Down Uncaged, two pretty decent shark movies. If Johannes Roberts claims to be a true fan of the series imagined by Capcom, the latter unfortunately could not offer a film of better quality than those of Paul WS Anderson. Between a little cheap production, really unconvincing actors, an absent scenario and sometimes ubiquitous situations, this reboot of Resident Evil with a budget of 40,000 million dollars is very quickly in the dark. Worse, some characters like Leon S. Kennedy and Jill Valentine are bullied for being completely different. No, the pill goes badly and we explain why in our review.
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