Resident Evil Test | Movies

Answer: It is never mentioned.

Although in the novelization of the movie, Alice's last name is said to be Abernathy, her last name is never mentioned in either of the two movies.
Alice is one of the commandos who is seized by Umbrella, after narrowly escaping out of the Hive, along with Matt Addison. She is then infected with the t-virus, but not to the extent to where she mutates (unlike poor Matt). For some, unknown reason, the t-virus makes her stronger, rather than mutating her completely. She then takes advantage of this infection, and uses her powers against her creator, Umbrella.

Answer: Ocampo

In the novelization, her last name is 'Melendez', but in the movie it is not.

Rain Ocampo is the tough, somewhat masculine girl, who is one of the commandos in the special military unit that is sent down to investigate the Hive. As mentioned in the commentary, Michelle Rodriguez's favorite part of playing this role is the way she rolls her eyes slightly towards the back of her head. This gives her character a really rough, uncomfortable glare that suits her personality quite well.

Answer: George A. Romero

The original, 1999 script for 'Resident Evil' focused mainly on the games and was completely different than Paul Anderson's script. George Romero left the project due to reasons revolving around his other movies. These reasons have not been further detailed, but this was most-likely due to the fact that Romero was busy working on scripts for movies that he later released. Romero did not put an end to his passion of making zombie movies and he has made many successful zombie movies, such as "Land of the Dead."

Answer: No

Paul Anderson felt that this was more than just a "zombie-snuff-film", so he decided to leave it out of the script. This is also a reference to George Romero's original "Night of the Living Dead", in which the word 'zombie' is never mentioned.

Answer: Rocket launcher and machine gun

In the game, "Resident Evil 3: Nemesis", he only carries a rocket launcher. However, in the movie, he carries both a rocket launcher and a machine gun (which was originally used as a prop for a helicopter machine gun). It was Paul Anderson's idea to give the beast a machine gun, in addition to the rocket launcher, so it would give it a more threatening appeal. He also didn't want to just copy all of the ideas from the third game without making any significant differences.

When Nemesis gets his first full-body shot (literally) on the big screen, he is seen using both weapons, as he eliminates many of the S.T.A.R.S. (Special Tactics and Resque Squad) members that he was originally programed to kill. He was programmed to do this because the surviving S.T.A.R.S. members knew many of Umbrella secrets. This is briefly reviewed in the movie (only shown in a newspaper clipping, I believe), so I will not go into further detail on this matter. However, if you've played the first "Resident Evil" game, you should know what I'm talking about.

Answer: Statue of Liberty

The Statue of Liberty is seen when the camera is zooming out from a "deserty" area in Las Vegas. From the looks of it, it is damaged and is falling apart.

Answer: Throughout the process of making the movie, the air was actually freezing cold.

When they shot this movie in Toronto, it was freezing cold and, behind the scenes, mostly everyone wore heavy jackets. Hence, the irony revolves around the scenes being shot outside, in freezing cold weather, while the movie hints at there being a heatwave in the city.

You can even see the characters' breath throughout the process of the film!

Answer: Alice

As the city is being obliterated, the shock wave from the explosion causes the helicopter to rumble and shake as the gang flies to safety. A piece of metal hurtles towards Angela, but Alice jumps in front of it just in time to save her. She is impaled by the piece of metal and is found dead as the crash site.

Answer: Dr. Ashford

This is explained in "Resident Evil: Apocalypse." It is actually modeled after his daughter, Angela Ashford, who appears as one of the lead characters in the second film.

Answer: Yes

She dies in "Resident Evil: Apocalypse", in the helicopter crash after she is impaled by a wrench. A team of Umbrella scientists later revive her to perform more tests revolving around her DNA and the t-virus that flows in her blood.

However, she once again uses her powers to escape from them. This leads to the ending of the movie, where Jill, Carlos, A.J., and Angela pick Alice up in a truck to drive her away from the Umbrella facilities that are holding her captive. Then, one of the scientists who Alice escapes from activates a program (much like the Nemesis program) that allows the audience to assume that Umbrella now has the possibility to control Alice and her actions. This is not further explained, for the movie ends with this major cliffhanger.