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Think of it this way, if you encountered things like zombies and giant spiders in real life wouldn't you be too traumatized to ever really be able to live a normal life afterward? If people can get really wrecked by PTSD from real life wars, imagine the PTSD from encountering monsters from your nightmares.The problem is that the games never, you know, address it. We are just to assume that ALL of them never intend on having any children and to just live their lives fighting this endless fight against bio-terrorism. I wish they would just have them say it so we dont have these questions lingering in our heads. It could show that Chris, for as good as he is, is far too broken and shaped by past traumas to truly settle down...he accepted that this is his fate and he will do it until he dies, either from natural causes or his luck finally running out. RE6 offered such a perfect way of retiring his character, they didnt have to never make him playable again but just show that he is aware there is more to life than just fighting non stop and he needs to spend the rest of his life doing something more fulfilling (he doesnt even have to settle down...honestly he was kind of getting too old for that even in RE 6).
Dont even get me started on the ladies....especially since age usually hits them harder. It blows me away because they kind of have even less excuse than the men for not settling down, since most of them have less active roles like Claire and Rebecca. I can maybe imagine Jill has the same mentality as Chris and I honestly have no idea what goes through Leon's head...Im starting to realise why they just wont show them because there is no way they wouldnt have any visible gray hairs.
Barry is the only one that seems to adknowledge he isnt as young as he used to be (he was already a man of age in RE 1/3)
Maybe the events of Code Veronica made her a hardass? Imagine surviving the events of 2 only to have to go through it all over again a second time.I’m wondering why Claire’s personality changed so much in revelations 2. She goes from loving kids to interrogating them lmfao.
I thought Not a Hero was kind of lame, but End of Zoe was cool, there's something very funny about putting up your dukes and punching the monsters in a RE game.So much for claiming it was a complete game. Still, I'm tentatively excited after how good 7's DLC was. If they're smart they'll give us more content of the lords.
Their original intention was that the movie was actually supposed to be in the same exact continuity as the games, but they threw that out the window with the sequels.So I ended up watching the 2002 movie for shits and giggles and you know what? I enjoyed it. Oh im sure it goes downhill from here, but for an early 2000's videogame movie its not half bad. They got a lot more right then I expected with the sets and designs. The umbrella security team was cool, the setup was fun. If you squint it could theoretically exist with the games if you ignore the sequels.
Can't you actually see Milia's vagina when she wakes up near the end? At least that's how teenage me remembers it.All I remember is Alice waking up in the morgue. She's wearing a 'bedsheet' so skimpy, you have to wonder why they bothered covering her at all. She grabs a coat but leaves it open, with Trader Joe's paper towels covering her cooch.
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The script feels as though it was written by a teenage horny illiterate geek.
Teenage me also enjoyed seeing Milia do more nudity in the Samuel L Jackson movie No Good Deed lol.
Oh yeah, it was a legit cool ending.The ending was great, not gonna lie. The theme song synching with the cock of the shotgun was an amazing touch.
There's just something cool about a scene where a character wakes up only to find that the shit has absolutely hit the fan, like the start of 28 Days Later.
