Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness is weaker than its predecessors.
After re-watching and greatly enjoying the first trio of CGI-animated movies of the Resident Evil franchise in a celebration of its 30th anniversary, it is time to re-visit Infinite Darkness. Unlike Degeneration, Damnation and Vendetta, Infinite Darkness was released as a four part mini-series back in 2021. Okay, let's be honest here... It's a movie that was separated into four parts for reasons that are beyond me. It was also released on Netflix, the same platform that gave us the abomination that was the 2022 live-action series which was Resident Evil in name only. Despite starring both Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield much like Degeneration did, Infinite Darkness was unfortunately markedly worse. Set after the events of Resident Evil 5, but prior to Resident Evil 6, Infinite Darkness sees two stories play out whilst becoming intertwined at various intersections. Leon is called into the White House by Ashley Graham's father, the President of the United States, to help ...
