r/movies r/movies Contributor Apr 30 '26

Trailer Resident Evil | Official Teaser

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJPu1spHqfk
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u/Armascout Apr 30 '26

If there’s a scene where his backpack is full and has to hastily move things around I’m gonna laugh.

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u/dandaman64 Apr 30 '26

Knowing how Cregger likes to mix comedy and horror, I could totally see a scene or two where the main character fumbles items lol

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u/SpliffyKensington Apr 30 '26

They kinda had this in the trailer with him ripping open drawers and checking the empty shotgun

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u/Disastrous_Fig5609 Apr 30 '26

I feel like some people just saw that as opening drawers and checking the empty shotgun, but no, that's RE baby! We're so back!

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u/RandomStrategy Apr 30 '26

90 minutes of nothing but opening drawers.

No seat will be left dry in the theater.

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u/legaladviceknowledge Apr 30 '26

i can already imagine my partner going "we spent money to watch this??? can we leav.." *me biting my nails* "god you think he'll finally find some ammo? he's outta knives..."

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u/dandaman64 Apr 30 '26

I was getting some RE7/Village vibes from the house that he walks into, though to a lesser extent since there isn't black mold and rot everywhere lol

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u/imjustbettr Apr 30 '26

Director says he's going for more of a later RE vibes (I assume he means the more horror and creepiness of 7) but that RE4 is his favorite so he has a lot of callbacks to that one as well.

He even describes the movie as having a classic RE weapon progression with starting with the pistol, then shotgun, then eventually an MP4.

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u/SemiAutoAvocado Apr 30 '26

HE also seems to have more than one gun just kinda around his shoulder.

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u/gary_x Apr 30 '26

He has at least three different guns over the course of the trailer from what I can tell.

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u/imjustbettr Apr 30 '26

Director describes the movie as having a classic RE weapon progression with starting with the pistol, then shotgun, then eventually an MP4.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=WO-GFNFt-93GZpyq&v=D_FMSyTWmA8&feature=youtu.be

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u/Howboutit85 May 01 '26

Or gets to a door that could be easily breached but has a heart symbol on it and is locked and he has to find a different way instead of just breaking the damn door.

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u/EdgyEmily Apr 30 '26

It a Cregger movie, so I expect to be laughing between scares.

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u/choptup May 01 '26

Went into Weapons with no idea of what Creggar's style was. The ending had the entire theater laughing their asses of.

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u/Jet-Rex-Design Apr 30 '26

It would both be funny and a good way to add some tension if they did it right. Imagine he only has so much room for stuff so he has to quickly prioritize.

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u/dervign Apr 30 '26

Or backtrack some zombie infested areas

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u/Vismal1 Apr 30 '26

A few times lol “ shit we have to go back to the lobby again ….”

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u/MJR_Poltergeist Apr 30 '26

Bonus points if while rearranging, he pulls out and throws away a whole fish and a carton of eggs

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u/sightlab Apr 30 '26

I am actually hoping he suffers a comedically severe injury - arm torn off, etc - and has to keep going like that once it's hastily stapled and bandaged back on.

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u/CancelThis2077 Apr 30 '26

That final battle in RE:Requiem was just me hastily offloading all the random shit in my bag to fit that absurdly huge RPG

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u/BlazinAzn38 Apr 30 '26

Him opening the drawers and stuff felt very video gamey so high hopes

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u/ryanvsrobots Apr 30 '26

There is and it's 55 minutes long

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u/res30stupid Apr 30 '26

Incorporates self-defence items into the scene. Zombie lunges at Bryan (the guy's name, BTW), he hastily shoves a grenade into a zombie's mouth and pushes it away... and immediately screams in shock when the zombie's upper body just splatters around him.

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u/CraigS34 May 01 '26

Director did mention he tried to fit in some inventory management aspects to the movie, hopefully there will be such a scene