According to Netflix’s Resident Evil series, you can make video calls from Microsoft Paint without the Internet.

I remember the day I watched the movie Independence Day, now with exile Will Smith. There were 10 minutes left and the movie was fun up until that point. But in the key scene of the plot, brave American soldiers defeat the aliens… Placing a virus on their computer from a Mac. I was about to leave the cinema.

The possibility of a virus made with software from Earth being compatible with alien computers… is as endless as aliens invading us. Aliens with macOS…

This is no exception. Computer depiction in movies is almost always pure fantasy. Since giant typography screens making them look like a calculator, Typical hacker who cracks a password every 1 minute, frantically move your fingers on the keyboard.

One of the most surreal examples we’ve seen these days has just come to light.

happened in Resident Evil series, which Netflix released a few days ago. Based on the famous gore and horror video games. A well-used epic in cinema with several films. And also an additional animated movie on Netflix.

The new series Resident Evil follows the original plot of the video game franchise: “Years ago, a virus unleashed a global apocalypse. Now, Jade Wesker vows to eliminate those responsible as she fights for survival in an infected world.”

In the second part, Badly Knownaround minutes 39:50, a curious image appears. Jade Wesker, the heroine of Ella Balinska, video call from a laptop. Can you find the two kits?:

You should appreciate that they tried to make the scene realistic by filming a real laptop running Windows 10. But if you look closely, highlighted app making the video callas seen in the taskbar… Microsoft Paint’s photo. Drawing app! And if you look to the right, the internet icon shows… No connection.

So what if Jade Wesker discovered a secret path. Use Microsoft Paint to video call without internet or… Resident Evil’s technological blunder is brutal.

to the top, The series is not loved at all.. It is the worst rated video game adaptation in history.

Nothing is going well for Netflix, which announced yesterday that it lost another million subscribers in the second quarter and will have less content at the cheaper rate with ads.