୨ৎ ⋆.˚﹕ lay .ᐟ ༘⋆ she/her , #rgcu#multi , rygos-pilled 𖦹ׂ ໒꒰ྀིっ˕ -。꒱ྀི১ 18 — forgive me oomfs for i have been spikefernpilled and have not yet found a cure
sometimes an excellent romcom doesn’t need a sex scene, multiple povs and all. just a 2 min convo w/ no cuts showing natural acting, natural delivery, even more natural body language between the leads and that’s why Finding Emily will always be superior 🙌
the problem with today’s romcoms is not a lot of actors have the natural charm like leading men used to have and the ones that do don’t wanna act in romcoms
So Bryan is basically an NPC. The whole movie is showing how a Resident Evil monster actually gets created, most people were expecting Leon or Claire. He’s just courier whose body becomes the next BOW.
The girl in the RV infects him early and the virus is cooking the whole night while he’s still running deliveries. By the time the scientists finish the cure, his body is already mutating.
He’s still conscious for a minute and begging them to stick him, but the tentacles take over before anyone can inject him
The voice note in the garage is the game collectible. That’s the tape/file a real protagonist would find later: some nobody recording a last message to his girlfriend before he turns. The movie is the story behind that item.
Cregger even said he didn’t want the ending where Bryan gets the needle and lives, because that felt cheap. The point was that you’d been watching a monster origin story the whole time. The cure existing doesn’t mean Bryan was ever getting it.
#ResidentEvil
I just finished watching Resident evil and i have a question about the ending..Did Bryan ever have a real chance of staying human or was the cure falling inevitable the moment he got bitten? #ResidentEvil