Resident Evil: Afterlife

Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010)

24 corrected entries

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Corrected entry: Physics error: When Chris, Crystal and Alice decide to swim down to the basement where all the weapons are, the water reaches up to the floor they're standing on. But then, when they swim down and reach said basement, there's plenty of air to breathe. This could only be possible if there was a pocket of air, trapped in the basement. However, they use an air vent to escape, which seems to be leading directly to the upper levels. If the proper physics would've applied, the air in the basement should've escaped through the air vent, making the water flood the lower sections. It's the same principle as blocking the top of a straw with your finger, submerging most of it in water (so you have a pocket of water in the straw), and remove your finger. The air will escape, and the water will take its place.

Correction: In the example of the straw, I meant pocket of AIR, not WATER :P.

Corrected entry: I understand that Claire could have just taken a swim to wash, but her clothes appeared out of nowhere.

dannygow385

Correction: Be more specific. Do you mean that the clothes she is wearing at the beginning of Afterlife are different to the ones she was wearing when she left in the helicopter towards the end of Extinction, or that her clothes change from Iceland to the prison? As of right now, this cannot be considered a mistake without a more detailed description.

THGhost

Corrected entry: Alice travels to Alaska in search for "Arcadia" and finds a deserted Island and lots of deserted planes. She stumbles upon Claire with a Umbrella device attached to her chest. When she is first found, Claire's face is dirty and her hair are all messed up. But when they leave on the plane together Claire's face is clean again and it looks like she also washed her hair. It looks like she had the time to take a shower before they left. Where did she have the possibility and time to do that on a deserted Island?

Correction: They're surrounded by water. She probably just had a quick dip to clean up before they left.

Xofer

Corrected entry: When Wesker gives a shot (some kind of a injection), he takes all Alice's powers yet she manages to survive a plane crash where nothing is left in the plane. The plane was moving high speed directly into the terrain (mountain), and we can see Alice plummet directly to the ground. How can a human survive that?

Correction: Non-superheroic people survive plane crashes, too.

rswarrior

Continuity mistake: When Luther ducks to avoid getting hit by Alice's plane, his gun falls out of his pants. He then picks it up again just before he runs off to clear the roof. But in the shot where Angel runs away, his gun is still lying in the middle of the "E." (00:30:20)

Henkie36

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Alice: Day 6,1800 hours, Los Angeles. No signs of life, not even the undead. They must have burned with the city. But what about the rest?

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Trivia: The only movie out of the first five films to not include an extreme closeup of Alice's eye opening as she wakes up near the beginning. The shot had become a trademark of the series, and was re-used again in the subsequent fifth film.

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Question: I've seen the movie several times now but I still don't know the answer to this: in the beginning of the movie, who kills the two Japanese snipers - zombies or some clones of Alice?

Answer: Based on the sounds to go with the scene, I'd say it is zombies taking the guards out. However, considering following events it is more likely that Alice and her friends have something to do with it.

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