The first US trailer for "Resident Evil: Vendetta" doesn't have any new footage, but it comes with a couple of new details about the film's release outside of Japan. The Japanese version of "Resident Evil: Vendetta" is set to release on May 27th, but the US version has a vaguer "summer 2017" release window.
We also now know that the US version of "Resident Evil: Vendetta" will have a limited run in theaters to coincide with its home media release. Gamespot says that Vendetta was first announced in 2015 and is set for a Japanese release on May 27, 2017. There is no US date as yet, but it is expected to follow later in the year. The film is written by Makoto Fukami and directed by Takanori Tsujimoto.
US fans excited to see "Resident Evil: Vendetta" may be disappointed to learn that the film isn't necessarily releasing in the US on the same day as Japanese audiences get to see it, but perhaps the chance to see it on the big screen will make up for the possible delay. While they wait for a more specific release date for the CG film, fans can check out the US version of the Resident Evil: Vendetta trailer below according to gamerant.
Those planning to watch Resident Evil: Vendetta in theaters will have to wait until summer, Hopefully the new trailer will help tide you over until its theatrical debut.