‘Resident Evil’ Game Fans Thrash Netflix Live-Action Series’ Trailer, Dislikes Double Likes

Published 06/07/2022, 7:30 PM EDT

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How would you feel if your favorite game would be made into a television show? Well, fans of Resident Evil don’t seem to be very pleased with the upcoming adaptation  Netflix recently revealed the details of its upcoming Netflix original live-action series Resident Evil on Netflix Geeked Week 2022. The series is based on a game of the same name, launched in 1996, and since then, it has had various video game sequels, novels, and a popular movie franchise. With such popularity, what went wrong with the upcoming show?

Netflix original Resident Evil trailer and more

Netflix reveals the details of the series, which has several monsters. The trailer reveals two plots unravelling simultaneously. One follows the lives of Jade and Billie Wesker, and the second focuses on the Umbrella Corporation experiments with DNA, bugs, blood, and beyond. Umbrella Corporation is evidently trying to save the world but can they? Let’s look at the trailer.

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It seems that the showmakers have tried to bring the essence of the original game but somehow couldn’t keep their instincts of giving its own creative twist to it away. While the tone of the show seems intense and serious, which includes bloodshed and suffering, it doesn’t have just zombies. The trailer exposes zombie dogs, and giant spiders, too, just like the original has.

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After watching the trailer, fans have reacted to the plot, setting, and characters as well.

Fans love and hate the trailer

Fans have mixed reactions to the show. Some are thrilled about the series coming out while others are disappointed. They expected the setting for the zombies to be claustrophobic, and not worldwide.

Some fans showed their utter disappointments via tweets like this.

While making fun of the trailer, one of them tweeted he expected nothing, yet he’s let down.

Not everyone hated the trailer. Some thriller lovers showed their excitement as well. They praised the efforts and tweeted this:

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One of them had a funny way of expressing her enthusiasm for the series.

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It is understandable that not everyone likes everything that is streaming. So, now we just have to wait for Resident Evil to be available on July 14th, 2022, to watch and see how it turned out. What do you have to say about it? How did you like the trailer so far?

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Neha Chande

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Meet Neha Chande, an entertainment writer at Netflix Junkie, who has written more than 1100 articles. With a Master's degree in English Literature, Neha believes in unbiased journalism. Before delving into her passion for writing and cinema, she taught English and communication skills as a facilitator and lecturer.

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