B.O: "Resident evil: afterlife" pass the 200 million line

It's official. "Resident evil:afterlife" kicked ass in the worldwide box office. For three weeks RE:A has been holding the top spot in ticket sales. This shows that are people willing to buy Paul W.S Anderson's fights and effects. Let's be honest. Paul Anderson knows how to stage an action sequence while having good and practical effects. He is not creating a CGI fest. The latest addition to the

Resident evil: afterlife review

Just got back from a screening of the latest addition in the "Resident Evil" franchise. Although these films offer nothing more than pure, dump entertainment, they have achieved the impossible. Each chapter is bringing more and more money back. How someone can explain this? Perhaps, a logical suggestion would be the popularity of Ms Jovovich as an action hero. Believable and stunning in terms of

Resident Evil Afterlife scores big at the worldwide box office

Woa! "Resident evil Afterlife" opened number one almost worldwide. Of course a major contributing factor was the 3D. Since it was shot and executed in perfect 3D by applying the James Cameron's system rather than post-coverted, movie audiences seem to dig it. So far the reviews have not been kind but it got better ones than the previous two installements. A nice sum of 80 million worldwide

Stop Bashing PAUL W.S ANDERSON

You know why i hate internet? Because everywhere, everyone is expressing an opinion about something they do not know. They are safe behind their computer and you do not know them. Thus, they can say whatever they want. Another trend is that if a majority or minority of people have a particular view on a topic, everyone else is following it. Remember "Snakes on a plane" hype? Everybody was so

Resident evil:afterlife-world premiere pics from Tokyo

I have to admit, the previous resident evil movies did not get as much publicity as possible because they were aiming mostly to a small audience-either gamers either fans of Milla either fans of action horror. This is about to change with the latest chapter of the franchise. Who would have thought that Paul W.S Anderson small film of 2002 with a budget no more than 30 million dollars would