Resident Evil All Movies Collection -2002-2016-...

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.

Continuing the breakneck pace, Resident Evil: Retribution was released just two years later. The film begins with a massive, global-scale attack on Alice's Arctic hideout by the Umbrella Corporation. Captured and taken to an underwater Umbrella testing facility, Alice wakes up in a simulation environment that replicates iconic locations from previous films—including a suburban American town, a Tokyo street, and a New York City intersection—all populated by zombies and bio-weapons. Resident Evil All Movies Collection -2002-2016-...

Viewer earns digital badges for completing: By the third installment, directed by Russell Mulcahy,

While a 2021 reboot ( Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City ) attempted to be more faithful to the games, it failed to capture the lightning in a bottle that the Anderson/Jovovich films did. The 2002–2016 collection stands as a testament to B-movie charm elevated by A-list production values—a gory, explosive, and undeniably fun ride through the apocalypse. The film begins with a massive, global-scale attack

Alice became a premier female action lead of the 2000s.

"Afterlife" was a landmark entry. Released during the post- Avatar 3D boom, it was shot using James Cameron's Fusion Camera System, offering a spectacular immersive experience that was a major draw for audiences. The film's use of slow-motion action and stylish, The Matrix -inspired gun-fights divided critics (who gave it a Tomatometer score) but thrilled general audiences. Its performance at the global box office was nothing short of spectacular, becoming the highest-grossing film of the series at that point, pulling in a staggering $300.22 million worldwide.