Resident Evil (US - DVD R1)
Sony has now provided us with artwork for the brand new "Resurrected Edition"
Title: Resident Evil
Starring: Milla Jovovich
Released: 4th September 2007
SRP: $19.94
Further Details:
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced a Resident Evil double feature collector's set which includes both Resident Evil and Resident Evil: Apocalypse. Extras will include a Bridge scene narrated by Milla Jovovich in character and featuring film clips from all Resident Evil films that tie the first two films to the third, a Diary of an Apocalypse behind the scenes featurette, a Diary of an Apocalypse behind the scenes featurette, a Zombie Dog P.O.V Test, a Stuntman set tour, an Undead Boot Camp feature, a Memory Retention Division feature, and an Evil Archives photo gallery. Finishing off the set will be an exclusive sneak peek of Resident Evil: Extinction, and a ticket to see the film when it arrives in theaters. You'll be able to own this one from the 4th September for around $19.94. The artwork is attached:
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Milla Jovovich
Released: 4th September 2007
SRP: $19.94
Further Details:
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced a Resident Evil double feature collector's set which includes both Resident Evil and Resident Evil: Apocalypse. Extras will include a Bridge scene narrated by Milla Jovovich in character and featuring film clips from all Resident Evil films that tie the first two films to the third, a Diary of an Apocalypse behind the scenes featurette, a Diary of an Apocalypse behind the scenes featurette, a Zombie Dog P.O.V Test, a Stuntman set tour, an Undead Boot Camp feature, a Memory Retention Division feature, and an Evil Archives photo gallery. Finishing off the set will be an exclusive sneak peek of Resident Evil: Extinction, and a ticket to see the film when it arrives in theaters. You'll be able to own this one from the 4th September for around $19.94. The artwork is attached:
News by Tom Woodward
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Funny how imminent sequels "inspire" studios to re-release their previous instalments JUST IN TIME...nothing to do with capitalist thirst for materialistic non-thinkers' easy cash, methinks
(Using overly long sentences is both pretentious and not a little bit fun:D)
(Using overly long sentences is both pretentious and not a little bit fun:D)
Let's just hope this franchise is "resurrected" with Extinction, after the it-had-so-much-potential-but-failed-to-deliver second installment.
P.S. Where is Leon?
P.S. Where is Leon?
UH... from what I have seen and read from the internet and trailers...this is going to be a bad movie 
The first was spectacular. The second...not so much. And the third doesn't look any better than the second.
I own the first two films, so I will pass on this.
I own the first two films, so I will pass on this.
The first was great, the second...well, we all know how that turned out.
Pretty much hated the first, but the second one was, surprisingly enough, not as bad as I would have thought. And that's probably as much praise a Resident Evil film will ever get from me.
Wow increabible, there is atleast 3 double dips for Resident Evil already. Way to go Sony.
lee09 wrote: Wow increabible, there is atleast 3 double dips for Resident Evil already. Way to go Sony.
And still no Blu-ray. What the hell. Well there's always when the 3rd one comes out on dvd.
And still no Blu-ray. What the hell. Well there's always when the 3rd one comes out on dvd.
Eilt Druin wrote: Let's just hope this franchise is "resurrected" with Extinction
I heard "Extinction" is the final film.
I heard "Extinction" is the final film.
I heard that the 4th film takes place in Japan, called "Resurrection"
so this is a single disc release? if not, are all the extras from the previous versions on here?
i own the special edition of part 1 and the two disc of part 2 so i wont be getting it but just curious..lol
i own the special edition of part 1 and the two disc of part 2 so i wont be getting it but just curious..lol
Extinction looks cool from the trailer. I definitely want to see it. don't know about the triple dip of the two films.
I really enjoyed the first, but haven't seen the 2nd. Not sure if I can be bothered with parts 2 or 3 to be honest, as I haven't heard anything good about them and I can't honestly see them doing anything different or better than what was in the first.
Damn and here I own the first two (I kind of liked the second one but I couldnt stand the slow-mo-peter-jacksonsy shots they did for the zombies) and yet I still can't wait to see what the art looks like. I am going to hold off on this though....it will be hard but I'm doing it, you cant beat the plastic slide off sleeve Apocalpse had.
These films suck and I am a huge fan of the games. These movies are nothing more than rocknroll action horror flicks that do no justice to the horror and atmosphere the games have. Paul W.S. Anderson is one of the worst filmmakers behind Uwe Boll. He keeps trying the video game genre and just fails miserably.
well I don't mind wasting money at all so getting for sure
I loved LOVED LOVED Apocalypse. It was pure awesome bottled, bagged, tied with a bow and just waiting to be drunk.
Hopefully I can get a screener of this, so I don't have to triple-dip. That said, I'll buy this anyway for the "bridge" scene and the free ticket.
I will probably then see Extinction six times in the same day, as I did with Apocalypse.*
*I will watch anything with Milla a thousand times.
Hopefully I can get a screener of this, so I don't have to triple-dip. That said, I'll buy this anyway for the "bridge" scene and the free ticket.
I will probably then see Extinction six times in the same day, as I did with Apocalypse.*
*I will watch anything with Milla a thousand times.
So will this set finally include the alleged "deleted scenes" of the first movie that the production crew always talk about?
I will pick them up.
LostInSpace wrote: I heard that the 4th film takes place in Japan, called "Resurrection"
And the 5th is called reloaded and the 6th is called revolutions and they both take place underground in the future. RFLOL
And the 5th is called reloaded and the 6th is called revolutions and they both take place underground in the future. RFLOL
The second movie slapped some ass, it's pure guilty entertainment, I loved it,(except for the slo-mo zombies as mentioned elsewhere), and hope Extinction ups the action stakes even more.
Another sequel about to be released, another box set with only the first 2 movies in it - people, stay away from this! Do not encourage them!
Yes I most definitely will buy this, because I don't have the first 2 and that SRP is CHEAP!!!
This would be the perfect time to release the fantastic first film on Blu Ray, but disappointingly they are not.
However, even though Extinction is being called the final film in the trilogy, there's word that the story of Alice ends in the third film (it's "her" trilogy) and Leon (introduced at some point in Extinction) and Claire will continue on in another trilogy that's already being planned. Can't wait!
Now Sony... get off your butts and get on that Blu Ray of the first RE!
However, even though Extinction is being called the final film in the trilogy, there's word that the story of Alice ends in the third film (it's "her" trilogy) and Leon (introduced at some point in Extinction) and Claire will continue on in another trilogy that's already being planned. Can't wait!
Now Sony... get off your butts and get on that Blu Ray of the first RE!
C'mon guys. Don't buy this. You know that when Extinction comes to dvd, they'll probably have a trilogy set w/ all three movies and the same special features. First there was the original RE on dvd, then there was the RE:Deluxe Edition b/c Apocalypse was coming out, then there was the 2-disc of Apocalypse along w/ a two pack w/ both it and the first also available, now there's this one w/ both and different special features about to be release. I admit, I replaced the original w/ the deluxe, but, that's it. I doubt I'll be picking this up unless the artwork and the price just really draws me in.
Depends on the package - if it's a nice LE, I'll get it!
LostInSpace wrote: I heard that the 4th film takes place in Japan, called "Resurrection"
Yea they later cancelled that idea.. Extinction will now be the final movie. They thought about shooting them back to back but then just sc**pped it altogether..
Yea they later cancelled that idea.. Extinction will now be the final movie. They thought about shooting them back to back but then just sc**pped it altogether..
Artwork added...
Horrible artwork
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Quote: Culver City, Calif. (June 25, 2007) – Sony Pictures Home Entertainment resurrects cult classics Resident Evil and Resident Evil: Apocalypse and unites them in a chilling double feature collector’s edition set, slated to hit store shelves September 4. Highly acclaimed directors Paul Anderson (Mortal Kombat and Alien vs. Predator) and Alexander Witt (Casino Royale, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl) transport the thrilling video game franchise to the movie screen in a shocking series filled with suspense and gore. In Resident Evil, Milla Jovovich (The Fifth Element, Ultra Violet), Michelle Rodriguez (The Fast and the Furious, TV’s Lost) and Eric Mabius (Cruel Intentions, TV’s Ugly Betty) join forces to save the world from a deadly virus and wage war against the ravenous zombies created by an evil experiment gone awry. The sequel, Resident Evil: Apocalypse, connects Jovovich with a group of elite soldiers to save the world from becoming a civilization of corpses. The Double Feature Resurrected Edition is a must-have for sci-fi and horror fans and offers a variety of special features including never-before-seen behind-the-scenes footage, an exclusive bridge scene connecting the first two films to the third, narrated by the stunning Milla Jovovich and a sneak peek at the upcoming Resident Evil: Extinction. The Double Feature Resurrected Edition set will be available for an SRP of $19.94 and includes a free movie ticket to see Resident Evil: Extinction slated for theatrical release on September 21.
Synopsis: Resident Evil
Based on the wildly popular video game, Resident Evil stars Alice (Jovovich) and Rain (Rodriguez) as the leaders of an elite commando-team who are tasked with breaking into “The Hive,” a vast underground genetics laboratory in Raccoon City, operated by the powerful international Umbrella Corporation. A deadly T-virus has been unleashed, killing the lab’s personnel and resurrecting them as the evil and ravenous undead. Battling the hungry zombies and mutated lab animals, the team has just three hours to deprogram the lab’s complex computer, “The Red Queen,” and shut down the facility before the virus threatens to overrun the Earth.
Synopsis: Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Jovovich returns in Resident Evil: Apocalypse as one of only two survivors of the contained biochemical disaster in Resident Evil. The sequel opens with Alice in the heart of the ravaged and deadly Raccoon City. She has been subjected to biogenetic experimentation by the Umbrella Corporation and is genetically altered, with super-human strengths, senses and dexterity. Alice ultimately joins forces with special tactics soldiers to contain the deadly virus outbreak and focuses her unbridled energy on escaping what is quickly becoming a city of corpses.
DVD BONUS FEATURES INCLUDE:
Bridge scene narrated by Milla Jovovich in character, featuring film clips from all Resident Evil films that tie the first two films to the third. Also includes an exclusive sneak peek of Resident Evil: Extinction.
Diary of an Apocalypse: a behind-the-scenes featurette
Zombie Dog P.O.V Test
Stuntman Set Tour
Undead Boot Camp
Memory Retention Division
Evil Archives – Photo Gallery
Resident Evil/Resident Evil: Apocalypse Double Feature Resurrected Edition has respective run times of 100 and 94 minutes. Both discs are rated R for strong language, horror, violence and brief sexuality/nudity. Artwork is available at www.SPHEPublicity.com. Visit Sony Pictures Home Entertainment on the Web at www.SonyPictures.com.