Continuity mistake: Outside of the corridor of light sequence, nobody ever seems to run out of ammo, or bother to reload, most notably Ada and Alice.

Resident Evil: Retribution (2012)
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Directed by: Paul W.S. Anderson
Starring: Milla Jovovich, Michelle Rodriguez, Sienna Guillory, Aryana Engineer
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8.8/10.Here they take Alice's super powers away from her which I liked the idea.She should be struggling against the undead not killing them with ease.If anything it places her back in a vulnerable state that she hadn't been in since the first movie.I found the scenes showing Alice seemingly acting like a typical mother amusing, a gotcha to the audience.Sure some people were getting bored by this point but not me.If anything I liked it seeing Michelle Rodriguez brought back in as she was great in the original.It's never dull.
Alice: Ada Wong. Operative for the Umbrella coorporation and one of Albert Wesker's top agents. Now the real question is: Why don't I just cancel your contract right now?
Trivia: Originally Clair and Chris Redfield were to appear in the film after having been featured in previous movies. But script-changes lead to them being written out, and their fates were left ambiguous. Clair will be re-appearing in the sixth film, however.
Question: Why in Resident Evil 4 when Alice takes the robotic bug off of Claire's chest it takes her days to remember who she is but when Jill has the same thing done to her she knows who Alice is in under 5 minutes.
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Chosen answer: Jill was unconscious at the time, while Claire was awake, therefore the loss of memory may differ by state of mind, or vary from person to person.