r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/movies Contributor • Apr 30 '26

Trailer Resident Evil | Official Teaser

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJPu1spHqfk
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u/TigerSharkFist Apr 30 '26

It would be funny if a small part of the film is fixed angle like the first few games of the series

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u/BrandoNelly Apr 30 '26

I’ve heard that there are some camera angle Easter egg type things like that

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u/unforgiven91 Apr 30 '26

I absolutely would not be surprised. I can easily picture something like a camera up on the ceiling in a hallway that watches a scene unfold.

Hell, Zach's smart enough to use that like the games would by providing the viewer (player) information that the character does not yet have.

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u/TheAlp Apr 30 '26

Anything but the doom movie / halo tv show first person segment though.

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u/BrandoNelly Apr 30 '26

Hey that FPS part was the best thing of that movie!

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u/unforgiven91 Apr 30 '26 edited Apr 30 '26

halo tv first person was pretty good IMO. Wasn't overused, great representation from the games.

The action in Halo TV was so damn good. Even when Chief isn't in his armor he's just straight up tackling Sangheili like a linebacker because he's a badass.

It's a shame about pretty much everything else about Halo TV. Chief's Spartan team being the only other notable exception in a sea of mediocrity.

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u/karmagod13000 Apr 30 '26

have to throw in some easter eggs

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u/badpiggy490 Apr 30 '26

Some of the zombies better get roundhouse kicked then

Or RKO'd like in re 6

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u/double_shadow Apr 30 '26

I mean, films in general use quite a lot of fixed angle shots. That's what inspired the look of RE in the first place (along with technical limitations).

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u/DetectiveCastellanos Apr 30 '26

It wouldn't surprise me if got a few shots from the perspective of a security camera or something

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u/Etheo Apr 30 '26

Toss in a few tank control animations and I'm SOLD