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Since its debut as a PlayStation game in the 1990s, Resident Evil has traversed quite a distance. It has given birth to multiple game sequels, a movie franchise with Milla Jovovich that was both successful and criticized, and various anime films. The live-action series seemed to reach its conclusion with Resident Evil: The Final Chapter in 2016. However, films titled “The Final Chapter” often fail to meet expectations, and few believed that this would mark the last time Resident Evil would be reimagined.
Dan Erickson understood that the second episode of Severance season two – titled “Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig” – could not have existed without its predecessor, “Hello, Ms. Cobel”.
Perhaps it bears a resemblance to Fox’s recent film, Doc, as both share an unusual plotline: a doctor returning to work at a hospital, managed by a former love who is the chief of medicine, after suffering a traumatic brain injury and still harboring feelings for them.
Or in another way…
This story seems reminiscent of Fox’s recent production, Doc, as both narratives share an uncommon theme: a physician, who has a past with the hospital’s chief of medicine and has recently suffered a traumatic brain injury, resumes work at the same hospital.
Or even…
The storyline seems to have a similar feel to Fox’s recent film, Doc, because both involve a doctor returning to their ex-lover’s hospital after a brain injury and resuming work. This hospital, of course, is led by the same chief of medicine.
Brie discusses Together, her latest film, stating that it necessitates a closer connection between its main characters more than any project she’s worked on previously. She admits, ‘I can’t imagine making this movie without a real-life couple due to certain scenarios we encountered.’ This film will have its world premiere during the Sundance Film Festival this weekend.”
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“Brie talks about her new movie Together, revealing that it demands an unprecedented level of intimacy between its two leads. She notes, ‘I can’t think of a way to make this film without an actual couple due to the specific predicaments we found ourselves in.’ The world premiere for this film will take place during this weekend’s Sundance Film Festival.