Zach Cregger dirige 'Resident Evil' priorizando la sensación de jugar frente al reconocimiento visual

Zach Cregger, known for directing 'Weapons', is taking on the film adaptation of 'Resident Evil' with an approach that emphasizes the gaming experience over visual familiarity, as noted in a review by eldiario.es. The outcome is described as an engaging and notably appealing entertainment piece. The article highlights a significant shift in video game adaptations beginning in the summer of 2016, nearly a decade ago, when they stopped being universally deemed poor. It cites 'Warcraft: El origen', released in 2016, as an example, criticized for being dull and inaccessible to those unfamiliar with the franchise. However, it points out that Blizzard Entertainment's involvement was crucial, along with the favorable Chinese market response that led to its box office success. This success is attributed to its continuity and alignment with player expectations. The review appears amid the awards season, mentioning five reasons 'La bola negra' could make history for Spain at the Oscars.