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The Resident Evil film series stands as one of the most commercially successful video game adaptations in cinema history. Spanning nearly a decade and a half, the original six-film saga directed primarily by Paul W.S. Anderson transformed Capcom’s survival-horror masterpiece into a high-octane, biopunk action franchise. Led by Milla Jovovich as the iconic, dual-pistol-wielding protagonist Alice, this collection chronicles humanity’s desperate struggle against the Umbrella Corporation and the apocalyptic T-virus.

The series follows the journey of Alice (Milla Jovovich), an original character created specifically for the films, as she battles the Umbrella Corporation and their devastating T-virus.

Leon S. Kennedy, Ada Wong, and Barry Burton.

(Milla Jovovich). Rather than adapting the games' stories directly, the series centers on Alice’s evolution from an amnesiac survivor to a superhuman warrior battling the Umbrella Corporation across a global zombie apocalypse. Core Collection Features Resident Evil All Movies Collection -2002-2016-...

Paul W.S. Anderson Box Office: $312 Million

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These films attempt a more faithful adaptation of the original video games. Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (2021)

By the third installment, directed by Russell Mulcahy, the T-virus has escaped containment and devastated the entire planet, drying up lakes and turning the global landscape into a barren desert. Alice wanders the wasteland of the American Southwest alone, trying to keep her growing telekinetic powers off Umbrella's radar. Led by Milla Jovovich as the iconic, dual-pistol-wielding

Few video game franchises have transitioned to the big screen with as much explosive, long-running success as Resident Evil . Spanning six films over fourteen years—from the dark corridors of the Hive in 2002 to the apocalyptic desolation of The Final Chapter in 2016—the Paul W.S. Anderson-led series created a unique cinematic universe that, while frequently diverging from the games, became a powerhouse of action-horror cinema.

Known for stylized slow-motion and industrial metal soundtracks.

"Extinction" was the first film in the series to feel like a proper zombie epic, drawing clear inspiration from George A. Romero's "Dead" series. It expanded the mythology by introducing clones of Alice, a concept that would become a major plot point in later films. While critical reception remained mixed (sitting at on Rotten Tomatoes), with some critics appreciating its ambition, the film was another commercial success. On a $45 million budget, it grossed $147.71 million worldwide, continuing the franchise's streak of solid international returns.

Telekinetic loss, sibling reunions, and high-tech corporate strongholds.