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Of course Goons are connoisseurs of the worst most godawful and utterly craptastic movies to ever defecate their way into theater. The puppets look loving terrible. Maybe, at some point in the '90s, they looked alright, but they haven't aged well at all. As loving terrible as Resident Evil:Afterlife was when I saw it (well, strictly speaking, I didn't actually see most of it, I was in the same theater), I actually sat down and watched it one night and honestly, it's probably the closest thing to the absurdity of Japanese video games to ever make it into theaters. I love the look of it, I love how absurd it is, and I especially love this fight scene in particular for capturing that stupid sunglasses toss.
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Improbable Lobster posted:It's complete trash and barely direct-to-video quality. Stay away. I don't watch movies to lose my sensation of disbelief anymore. I watch them purely to be entertained by either how well they're made or how awfully they're done. RE:A is just so bad, it's comical at points. It's like the actual video games - comically loving awful, but still trying to take itself seriously. Imagine if the first Saw had a pie in the face gag in whenever a new character got introduced, and you'd have an idea of how utterly disjointed the tone of the video games is. Palpek posted:I just can't wait for the upcoming big nerdy premiere next week! Another video game movie, no way this isn't going to be an enromous steaming pile of- quote:Budget: $130-200 million What the actual gently caress.
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