Biohazard 4D-Executer (Resident Evil 4D Executor)

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Japanese: BIOHAZARD 4D-EXECUTER

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Type: Special

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: 2000

Producers: Capcom

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Source: Game

Genres: Action, Adventure, Horror

Themes: Gore, Military

Duration: 20 min.

Rating: R - 17+ (violence & profanity)

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Score: 5.40¹ (scored by 2,616 users)

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Ranked: #12000²

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Popularity: #8569

Members: 4,900

Favorites: 2

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Biohazard 4D Executor was a 20 minute CG movie that people in Japan could see in a special theater.

Though the CG was primitive, (the rendering and models aren’t much better than that seen in Resident Evil 2, it’s certainly not on par with Resident Evil 3) it told the story enough. Below is a summary of the events within the 20 minute movie.

The story focuses on an elite unit of 5 UBCS members, sent into Raccoon City to try and rescue Dr. Cameron. An Umbrella scientist lost in all the confusion. The UBCS team, consisting of members Rodrigo, Roger, Klaus, Ed and Norman, have a GPS device used to track down Dr. Cameron’s last known location, which is near a large food factory.

Upon entering the factory they are attacked by a large creature, a sort of hybrid between a Tyrant and the more evolved forms of Nemesis.

(Source: rehorror.net)

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Oohata, Kouichi

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Capcom

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Reviews

Aug 21, 2012

MezuAri

Recommended

Since I am a die-hard fan of the whole Resident Evil dimension, I tried me best to remain unbiased writing this review and treat it as an individual piece as opposed a part of an amazing saga. This movie was the first RE ever and overall I think it was done just "fine." If this was released in our current time (the 2010's) I would say it's a piece of junk, but this movie goes over 10 years ago where the business and the world of CG movies are just prospering. Back then this movie would probably be very enticing and one of its kind. ...

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Dec 18, 2009

JustDhar

Not Recommended

uhh... really old cg and a mundane old story. "we need to find the doctor! but she doesn't want to be found... then everyone dies! the end..." type of story line.

only plus is that the sound and visuals aren't all that bad for the time! i MEAN for the time! comparing this to Advent Children is a nono!

so uhh... i'm not all for gore and scary stuff, but if it is, i'd say watch it if you're bored. no really all that entertaining. it's pretty iffy. they probably did it for publicity to say, "look! we got a cg movie! 20 minutes, but what the ...

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Jul 6, 2023

Deago

Not Recommended

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Within its fleeting 15 minutes, this gem of a movie treats us to a delightful spectacle of disgusting red rotten meat. Ah, the aroma of decay and putrefaction fills the air as worms wriggle and writhe in every nook and cranny. And fear not, for the creators have gone above and beyond to ensure we are treated to the most ...