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Resident Evil: Welcome to Van Join de Raccoon City took a while to reflect on the evolution of Leon throughout the film. Comicbook.com had the opportunity to catch up with the star and talk about how the film adapted the events of the second game of the popular series of horror games. Leon Scott Kennedy is a pillar of the franchise. A dear character who has spent a lot of time in front of the screen in some of the most popular entries. The impacts of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 4 still feel in the middle to this day. (In addition, both games have obtained or have incoming remakes that also touched the sensitive fiber of the public). Well, Join took a second to enter the rhythm of things. Interestingly, that transformation coincides with Leon's experiences in the Raccoon City Police Department during that fateful night. Sometimes, the appropriate equipment marks the difference of the world. You know, it's funny, because we filmed it into a kind of similar order, as we ...

The new film adaptation of Resident Evil wants to be faithful to videogames, something that have already been repeating their responsible throughout the film production phase . Now, less than a month for its premiere in the United States, Sony Pictures has shared a trailer where we can see some of the most obvious wiños that the spectators will find in the film. It is not hidden winks that can be considered spoilers themselves from the plot, but by the most reliable scenarios as reliable as possible. Thus, Johannes Roberts, writer and director of the feature film, explain how the Raccoon City police station built following the specifications of the original works of Capcom, but how they also sought to recreate smaller aspects such as the hamburger that eats the driver of a Truck we see in Resident Evil 2. Of course, it seems that there will be many other young winks that the most wasted and experts in the first two deliveries of Re know how to find. In Resident Evil: Welcome t...