This movie is seriously awesome. For people who've been watching the gameplay all along, every time there's a reference to the game, it feels like you're actually in that world and experiencing it yourself—because it's genuinely terrifying. It's understandable that many people find his behavior annoying, because he's just an ordinary person who's genuinely shocked and doesn't know what to do when the events in Raccoon City unfold. Plus, there were so many INtense jump scares—so intense that I was started to the point of nearly flying out of my seat and screaming almost at the top of my lungs. But this movie really keeps you on the edge of your seat; I was so scared while watching that I closed my eyes because I didn't know what was going to happen next. This is the Resident Evil movie I like—I mean, it's actually made to be seen from the perspective of an ordinary person, not a hero, and the inventory management really stands out, especially when he's trying to load all the bullets into his shotgun. What I liked the most was the scene where he blows the padlock off with a gun, that was truly the game references. The ending is indeed very tragic for the main character, but this is the story of a random NPC in the game—how he meets his end. Honestly, he would've almost survived if he'd been given the antidote. Honestly, it was nerve-wracking and frustrating—why wasn't it given to him sooner, before the monster inside him was fully developed and completely took over his consciousness?