Resident Evil: Extinction

During the scene in which Tokyo appears, there are several Japanese signs that just have random Japanese ideograms completely irrelevant to what should be there.

When Alice walks through the dunes, just before the crow's attack, the cameraman filming her is visible in her glasses.

The opening scene in which Alice is naked in the shower shows her with no makeup.

Yet, upon wearing the red dress she is wearing red lipstick.

Then, in subsequent shots she is wearing no lipstick again.

After the characters arrive in Las Vegas, they park right next to the Paris Casino's Eiffel Tower and the Venetian Casino.

In reality, The Venetian is one mile up Las Vegas Blvd (The Strip).

While Carlos is crawling under the truck his pistol's slide is forward, however when he tries to fire and we hear clicking, the slide is locked back indicating it is empty.

When Claire takes off in the helicopter she uses the cyclic stick and not the collective.

Only the collective can be used to take off vertically.

In the scenes in the pit with Alice and the zombie dogs, there are numerous shots where the dogs can be seen to still have furry, non-zombified tails.

In the scene where Carlos is in the big rig lighting up his joint, the camera pulls back and you can clearly see that one of the zombies reaching in for him only has makeup just past his wrist where you can then see normal human skin between that and the sleeve of his clothing.

When Carlos is saying goodbye to everyone and Claire is looking at him, you can clearly see traffic moving on the road in the background.

After Alice uses her powers to kill the crows, Dr.

Isaacs uses 3 satellites to locate her - as evidenced by the display on his computer monitor.

Three smaller circles, presumably satellites, centered around a larger circle, presumably the radius of her psionic ability - even though we only see one satellite in orbit.

Even if the satellites are not sensitive to psionic bursts (though they should be, since the AI in the Umbrella facility claims to have detected them), Project Alice has several implants which allow Umbrella to track and control her.

In the council chambers, Wesker's glasses reflect the room around him.

This isn't a mistake - all council chambers are identical, and Wesker's holographic cameras would pick up the reflection of his table - as well as the reflections of the other holograms in the room during a meeting.

During the Vegas scene, the laptop in the Umbrella tent is locked on to Alice, yet there's a display box containing Africa in the lower left corner.

There would be no logical reason for the Umbrella operatives to keep a look out on Africa when they're busy with Nevada.

At the start of the final scene in Tokyo, there are rats in the street.

As the camera descends through the street, one of the rats actually goes in front of the ground revealing that the street is actually a cut-away set.

When the bus gets attacked by the crows Ashanti's character Nurse Betty has blood and dirt on her face.

But after she locks the back door and she shoots the crows she is clean and there is no blood or dirt on her, then in the next shot when she dies she is bloody again.

When Dr.

Isaacs is held in a "secure room" the keypad used to release the door is quite clearly that of a cheap digital safe (the sort one would buy for keeping a few household valuables) and no attempt has been made to conceal the circular handle of the safe, the rest of which has been built into the wall.

When the zombies are coming out of the large container, there are tons of them coming out of it but there's no way they could have all fit into the container in the first place.

- PLOTAlice notes that instead of driving to Alaska, they will fly there.

So when they breach the gates of the Umbrella compound, they all load up into the helicopter and take off.

Claire is the pilot, however, it is never mentioned in the movie that she, nor anyone else, has experience flying.

Flying a helicopter is not the same as driving a Hummer.

During the crow scene when the flamethrower is about to incinerate Carlos, the woman he is holding has her hand on his shoulder.

When we cut to Alice in the next shot we can see the woman's hand slide down off of Carlos' shoulder and then reappear there in the next shot.

Towards the end when Alice enters the Umbrella HQ and releases a clone of herself from the water/orb, the clone then dies.

She is shown laying on the ground with her left hand covering only her left breast, with her elbow resting on the floor.

In the next shot, from above, her arm is covering both and her elbow is no longer resting on the ground.

In the beginning of the movie, the first Alice clone is in a laser chamber where the pattern of the lasers that charge after her are diamond, but then a shot later when she climbs through an air duct, the laser pattern is just a straight line.

After Alice infiltrates the Umbrella facility and prematurely releases one of her clones from stasis, the dead clone is seen from one angle covering its left breast with its left hand.

After an immediate cut, the left hand is then seen draped across its body covering its right breast.

During the scene where Alice comes across the empty gas station she aims her cross bow at the attendant zombie "Stevie" using a basic reflex sight on the bow yet in the scene it shows that she has managed to magnify all the way up to his chest revealing his name.

The sight used on the crossbow does not have anywhere near that amount of magnification.

When crow attacks and the bus hits the pole, the pole breaks and falls down.

In the next shot the pole is still half-intact, stuck to the bus.

The man that is thrown off the flamethrower and killed by the infected birds walks past Claire and the others when they discuss journeying to Alaska.

When Carlos is trying to save K-Mart, L.

bites him in the inner arm, but in the next shot his wound has moved onto his shoulder.

In the last moments of the film when the camera pans out showing the many clones of Alice.

The footage of the awoken clone in the bottom left can be seen reaching the end of the recording and then played in reverse to fill a few extra seconds.

I love this series. I love some of these movies more than the others, and for different reasons.

I borrowed the first two off my mate and now I was desperate to see the third one. WHen I brought it I was expecting it to be the best of the bunch.

I don't understand how so many people don't like this movie! I watched it and felt it was an incredible movie, with a good story and really awesome action!

Now i know that the title of this comment and the rating i gave this film doesn't really go together. as a film based on the popular games (which I'm a fan of) it HARDLY sticks to the games.

The third installment in the resident evil franchise brings more zombie action and even bigger stunts for leading lady Alice. The plot takes place years after the second, which is a good choice, allowing new characters like Clair and K-Mart to be introduced.

Now these start to really go off the rails. From the opening narration where it says somehow this virus is drying up the oceans, cause that makes sense especially when I vaguely remember water being significant in a future film, to Alice now being a bonafide super hero.

This review contains spoilers.Resident Evil: Extinction is the sequel to 2004's Resident Evil: Apocalypse.

The world is ravaged by the T-virus destroying nature itself. The world is drying up and the world is a desolate wasteland.

These movies are getting better, the first was a flat 3, the second slightly more ridiculous with the acknowledgement that "we're making a ridiculous movie" with 4 stars..and the opening scene being cloned and entrapped by the hillbillies makes it a 5 star...