the movie is really good and takes you to childhood when you listened to Michael's classics, i think many should hate the type of father that the protagonist had and how he never cared about his son.

i enjoyed the movie a lot, i feel that it says a lot of things that we didn't see behind the life of Jackson or his family itself, i would watch it again in theatres without a doubt.

Alice seems to me a teacher using her own clones to attack the Asian headquarters of Umbrella, and get to be human again? WHAT A ACHIEVEMENT.

Arcadia since it was discovered what it was in the sight of the survivors, seemed suspicious enough. Claire looked like someone literally buried, her moment on screen seems deserved to me.

in the end, as always; all campsites take Umbrella Corporation.

watching the first animated film oriented to Japan becomes strange after being used to seeing the United States and Alice, but i think it’s a good introduction to Leon & Claire as survivors where it all starts.

it seems to me that Curtis dams back the great desires of any civilian; that the darker side of medicine is exposed, the dangers with which they experience and so on.

my rating of 2.5 is mainly due to what I explained in the first paragraph.

the beginning of how Alice lives a loop without knowing that she resides for Umbrella Corporation is so impressive that it captures you again on screen. the narration seemed so important to me to remember that in this third movie the chaos that prevails from the previous two. the underground structure is still something incredible, the mastermind is extremely complex i must say.

Alice’s knowledge still seems incredible to me, but i’m intrigued to know how and when she will finally get rid of the corporation.