Resident Evil movie poster leaves fans asking ‘Barry? Where’s Barry?’ [Destructoid]
Thomas Giboney
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Constantin Films has released a basic teaser poster for its upcoming big-screen adaptation of Capcom’s horror franchise, Resident Evil. The new poster first appeared on Twitter courtesy of actor Chad Rook, who will star in the movie reboot as S.T.A.R.S. Bravo Team member Richard Aiken.
While the poster leaves much to the imagination, once can’t help but immediately see the influence of Resident Evil 4’s creepy artwork, putting the red in “redwoods”. Somewhat clunkily dotted around the image are a selection of names, offering a who’s who of Resident Evil characters who will all presumably be making their presence known in the new movie.
Noted are the “Big Four” of Chris & Claire Redfield, Jill Valentine, and Leon S. Kennedy, alongside femme fatale Ada Wong, doomed scientist William Birkin, scuzzy Raccoon City police chief Brian Irons and, of course, antagonist Albert Wesker. But hugely conspicuous by his absence is lovable dolt Barry Burton – he of many of Resi’s finest quotes and memes. If the new movie plans to mash together the casts of the franchise’s earliest releases, it would be very odd not to see Mr. Burton put in an appearance.
Barry-less or otherwise, Resident Evil is scheduled to premiere in theaters September 3.
While the poster leaves much to the imagination, once can’t help but immediately see the influence of Resident Evil 4’s creepy artwork, putting the red in “redwoods”. Somewhat clunkily dotted around the image are a selection of names, offering a who’s who of Resident Evil characters who will all presumably be making their presence known in the new movie.
Noted are the “Big Four” of Chris & Claire Redfield, Jill Valentine, and Leon S. Kennedy, alongside femme fatale Ada Wong, doomed scientist William Birkin, scuzzy Raccoon City police chief Brian Irons and, of course, antagonist Albert Wesker. But hugely conspicuous by his absence is lovable dolt Barry Burton – he of many of Resi’s finest quotes and memes. If the new movie plans to mash together the casts of the franchise’s earliest releases, it would be very odd not to see Mr. Burton put in an appearance.
Barry-less or otherwise, Resident Evil is scheduled to premiere in theaters September 3.
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