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Alice doesn’t speak much in the Resident Evil movies

Alice doesn’t speak much in the Resident Evil movies

In the resident evil movie series, it seems that Alice doesn’t speak much. There’s a reason for this.

Although resident evil is in the horror genre, Alice is a more action-oriented character, often using physical expressions and actions to communicate.

While she does have significant dialogue, her character is designed to be a strong, somewhat stoic protagonist, which might make it seem like she speaks less compared to some other characters who might serve more expositional roles through their dialogue.

Her dialogue isn’t necessarily less in volume compared to all other main cast members across all the films, but it’s true that the nature of her character and her role as the central figure often place more emphasis on her physical actions than lengthy dialogues.

This is a common trait for lead characters in action-heavy films, where the movie is driven more by action sequences than by dialogue.

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