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Resident Evil: Extinction (Resident Evil #3)
Following the events of "Resident Evil: Apocalypse," the beautiful, dangerous, enigmatic Alice returns, and this time she and her fellow survivorCarlos Olivera are running with a pack of humans led by a new ally, Claire Redfield. Together they are cutting through the wastelands of the United Stateson a long trek to Alaska. Hunted by the minions of the scheming Dr...more
Mass Market Paperbound, 356 pages
Published
July 31st 2007
by Pocket Star Books
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This is an excellent novelization of the 3rd Resident Evil movie. If you remember from the end of the 2nd movie, Jill, Carlos, LJ, and Angie rescue Alice from an Umbrella facility. In the 3rd movie, Jill and Angie are nowhere to be found. This book goes beyond the movie and explains what happens to them. It's worth the read for that alone, never mind that it's also very well written. Go get it and see for yourself :-)
Just like the movie, the book was very interesting. Alice has always had a unknown past due to the Umbrella Corporation and every book we find out more about what happened to her. That is why it is important to read and see all the parts of the story so that you can piece together her mysterious past life and experiences. The action is nonstop and although reading the book is not as great as watching the action in a flick, the author certainly makes up for it with plot integrity. There are alway...more
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It's a sad day when you have to read the novelization of a movie to find out what happens to major charactes from the previous movies. Adds some slight depth to the events of the film. (Emphasis on slight.) But then, I didn't read this hoping for Dostoevsky. Light, fluffy, and gross in enjoyable proportions.
In my opinion this book is good. It combines action and terror. You always whant to read more because it's a mistery. I realy liked it because I always liked resident evil. But, the book could be better because it dosnt explain very good. I do recommend this book.
if you didn't get to see what you wanted to in the movie, i.e. details, backgrounds, tidbits of random knowledge - read this book, most likely it will fill you in on what you dont know or missed.
Well written movie novelizations, perhaps better than the actual movie. Fills in a lot of holes in the movie such as the eventual fates of Angela and Jill Valentine.
I'm a huge zombie fan and loved this movie. I can't wait to read this book!
If you like the movies, give the book a try. It shows more background to the story as well as the wherabouts of the little girl and the cop chick.
If you like the movies, give the book a try. It shows more background to the story as well as the wherabouts of the little girl and the cop chick.
This book is WAY better than the movie.
Better than the movie.
This was definitely better than the movie. It had so much more detail, including information of the people in the convoy, what Jill was up to, and what else was going on during the movie that wasn't shown. It also tells about the secondary characters - such as Otto Walenski(My favorite character, by the way), K-Mart, etc.
Grabbed me in and was 10x better than the B movie. If you are a fan of the sieres at all, this is worth a read. Characters actually have minds and souls, AND Jill Valentine isn't just lost into nothing as was the little girl from Apoc.
I always like to read the movie novelizations, it's kind of nerdy but you get so much out of the novels! All of the character background and development you don't get to see on screen. I love it!
Go ahead and laugh at me for reading something so mind-numbing and pop-culturish, but honestly I couldn't wait for the movie. And from what I read the movie is going to be unbelievable.
Missed 'Resident Evil:Apocalypse', but enjoyed 'extinction' none the less
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