In just a month, “Resident Evil: Welcome to Racoon City” will hit theaters, a movie that promises to offer a closer-to-nature adaptation of Capcom’s popular video game saga under the direction of Johannes Roberts, who prepared a surprise for fans.
Through his social media, Roberts showed a video in which the production team compared the scenarios that this movie would feature, such as Spencer Mansion or Raccoon City Police Station as well as how these places shine in the video game saga.
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Roberts refers to “Welcome to Raccoon City” as a horror movie created with love for the original game. Although the video game’s aesthetic fidelity to the past has not proven to be a guarantee of the quality of its adaptation, the director’s work seems to retain the most respect for what “Resident Evil” stands for, so it would be ideal. It’s an attempt when it came out in theaters.
“Resident Evil: Welcome to Racoon City” was planned to be an adaptation of the story of the first two games in the series, focusing on iconic characters such as Jill Valentine, Chris Redfield, Leon S. Kennedy or Claire Redfield, rather than presenting the original characters as heroes in the same way he did. Franchise with Milla Jovovich.
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This year marks the 25th anniversary of the release of the first installment of “Resident Evil,” so it’s no surprise that fans of the saga will be thrilled with the arrival of “Welcome to Raccoon City” on November 24. In addition to the movie, at the beginning of the year we were able to benefit from the release of “Village”, the eighth part of the major video game saga.
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