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Huh? Grant won't be in it? That stinks! scream

True enough that there's little to no consistancy from movie to movie (although zombies are generally more similar than vampires), but there weren't any specific attempts to crack a zombies neck in the game, or an instance during gameplay when you could decap a zombie without destroying the head completely so I went out on a limb and referenced a dead movie. Although even when you blow off a zombies head completely the body moves for a bit afterward while in the movie it stopped the instant she gave it a crack.

Well the point I was trying to make is She could not escape harm in THIS outfit. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/d/d4/Aliceresidentevil.jpg/200px-Aliceresidentevil.jpg (There's a skirt in there too so ha razz ) Jill was a trained proffesional, who actually HAD experience (dealing with such creatures) from RE1 too. Also trained proffesional is only the tip of the iceberg. Wesker hand picked extraordinary individuals to be in STARS alpha team. Jill was one in a million at least, with skills far surpasing some random umbrella employee with amnesia. She can't really be compared to Jill. And besides, the point remains that at no point did Jill ever try hand to hand combat with those creatures. She used guns to keep her distance... And She actually DID get infected by Nemesis in RE3 and was given a cure, unlike Alice with her magical never get hit by a BOW powers... Oh yeah, and a Licker's toungue is supposed to be like a knife that can impale a human, yet it tried to wrap it's toungue around Alices boot... wtf?

No Alice was never scratched. They established in the first film that just a bite or a scratch will infect you, so it's sort of a given that she wasn't. And characters in the game do get hit, not only if you ******** up, but in certain cutscenes. I don't think her not geting hit is in any way related to the games, but rather building an un-earned sense of invincibility from the main character to make her seem more appealing.

If a licker in the movie was a combination of many things, why didn't it look it? Shouldn't there be a certain lack of symetry, like one arm being longer or a different color than the other? I don't recall Umbrella dealing with much else besides the T-virus in the first movie. When did they mention that?

Right and that made no sense. Why did he begin to mutate, and nobody else? (Alice was tampered with in a lab as oppose to simply scratched by a licker, so she's a completely different case) And why so fast? Before that, the virus took quite a while to show any big effects.

The 2 together. Someone so skinny and weak could never manage to pull that off. Hell I don't think anyone could pull it off without getting bitten. It adds to the annoyance factor that she is so typically action movie-skinny.

Could you link me to the source of information that claims he will still be working on the CV movie?

That makes me wonder. Would this mean that there are 2 separate Castlevania films in production?

I'm wondering, if Grant isn't gonna be in the plot, then the scene on the ship from the game is most likely not to make it on film. Right? And what about the clock tower scene? I bet they probably will omit that one since Grant was the boss there. I wonder which path Trevor is going to take from the game. There may not have been many paths but there sure were a few choices.

I've never met anyone who hated the first movie and somehow magically liked the second. The second RE movie to my knowledge is pretty universally hated except by people with no taste in movies. You know, the people that went to see Triple X and liked it? Or saw the movie Undead and didn't fall asleep or leave before it ended.

No offense to any Triple X fans... Total offense to Undead fans. That's like the worst zombie movie ever made. Even Shaun of the Dead was brilliant compared to Undead...

And notice that both those movies you mentioned were directed by James Cameron. 3nodding (I love those movies, btw. whee )