just a short time before release Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, which hits Brazilian screens on December 2. But for those who can’t wait, director Johannes Roberts (Deep Fear: Second Attack) has already told a little bit about what to expect from American magazine SFX, revealing how the cinematographic reboot begins, which will be in theaters to bring a story a little more faithful to the games. promises.
We have a rare glimpse into the past of protagonists like brothers Chris (Robby Amell) and Claire Redfield (Kaya Scodelario), who will be the story threads that encompass the first and second games in the series. It’s a different approach to games as well, so keep in mind that, from now on, we’ll be getting into potential spoilers from the beginning of the film, which shouldn’t be read if you want to save the surprises and odds for the movie’s premiere.
Warning: From now on, this lesson will contain spoilers from the beginning of Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City.
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The film’s opening scene takes place 10 to 15 years before the central events. We are in Raccoon City Orphanage (a scenario seen in the game), where still young, Chris and Claire meet Lisa Trevor. It is through the relationship between them that the viewer realizes that something is terribly wrong, not only in the place, but throughout the city, and that is what prompts the hero’s return, after so long.
Claire returns to town, to Chris’s surprise, with information from journalist Ben Bertolucci (Josh Crudas). As in the games, he also learns that something is wrong with Raccoon City, and it is this investigation that leads him back to the place and contacts his brother, whom he hasn’t seen in a while and whose He has nothing to do with it. close relationship.
The relationship between Chris, Claire and Lisa reveals one of the scenes seen in recent trailers Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon CityIn which this trio is seen together as well as the strangeness of the fans. In the games, the girl has no relation to the protagonist, but has a fundamental place in the plot of the first game, a burning file of the mansion’s architect, George Trevor’s daughter, and Umbrella founder, Ozwell Spencer. She’s been used as a guinea pig in the company’s most isolated experiments over the years, a dramatic storyline that transformed her into one of the most memorable monsters in the franchise.
Roberts describes Raccoon City as a classic American town, in which Chris is the popular boy at school and Leon Kennedy (Avan Jogia) a rookie cop whose story meets Claire in the midst of the chaos. The filmmakers also feature Jill Valentine (Hannah John-Kamen) and Albert Wesker (Tom Hopper) who help tell the story of the place.
Once again, both the mansion of the first game and the police station headquartered in the second, the games promise similar visuals. “Scares, Zombies and Betrayal” also make up the package promised by Roberts, who is also responsible for the script. Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, which is unrelated to Paul Anderson’s Hexology, even though he is the executive producer.
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City It will premiere in Brazil on December 2, a week after it hit screens in the United States. For now, the release is only for theatres.
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