“Resident Evil: Afterlife” will be released in 3D

It is obvious that now the epicenter of the current film focuses on the Comic-Con, and in just a day and has a lot to talk about. This time shocktillyoudrop.com peers who have had the opportunity to speak with Paul Anderson, principal in charge of the series, during the said convention, who has revealed more details about the new release of “Resident Evil”. Apart from confirming that the work will resume the exercise of leadership as it did in the first film, in addition to the scriptwriter and producer who has practiced in the three previous titles, has revealed that “Resident Evil: Afterlife” will be released in 3D, and with an intention quite ambitious: “I am very excited about how we will (in 3-D) and use the same camera system used by James Cameron for “Avatar”. There are many exciting things about this.

What is more, and that what had been taken for granted was the fourth installment of the saga, in fact, it is not, as this is the first installment of a new trilogy. In words of Paul Anderson: “I always expected “Resident Evil” as a trilogy, and have been very lucky in this trilogy, which was built by the audience. I want to start a new trilogy. Do not feel like Resident Evil 4 ‘I consider it as a reboot and the rebirth of the entire franchise. ” And, if this were not enough, adding that this new delivery will be by far the most expensive of the three, and again with Milla Jovovich at the head of his division, but has not revealed Caal intentions may be to character actress for the new trilogy.

Although the way to becoming almost a prerequisite unless you shoot in 3D formats and the like, not just within the animation (do not forget that it is assumed that the “Avatar” Cameron will be a point in the history of cinema), there are still some who openly rely on the traditional format. In fact, those responsible for “The Hobbit”, one of the producers said in the same convention that does not provide any flirting with 3D or Imax formats.

As we said in previous post, “Afterlife” will be set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun with mutant zombies.