@@coopergaming4779new Leon seems very serious in his mission. No more funny talk guy and focus on subject. I don't know why you people arr complaining everything. This remake justified OG and overwhelmed positive response everywhere.
@Cooper Gaming when resident evil 4 was first launched, people complained about how Leon did not take things that was happening seriously. Now everyone it's complaining that he is too serious. Honestly, THE GAME IS GOOD. That it.
@@coopergaming4779 The only difference is that back then, Capcom gave you a badass chill protagonist you'd just go crazy for. The Remake doesn't do it. The Remake shows you a realistic picture of how an individual survivor would be after a traumatizing past
When military especially the elite go through a lot of life or death situations. They tend to have a twisted sense of humor in order to deal with the stress. I know that personally and with many other people as well.
@@vagabond4576 León in the east was krauser's comrade and companion on a mission, and they were the same, although León swept the ground with Krauser in the original and that Krauser there was a true super human, something importantly, in the original León was trained by a top secret agency under the direct orders of the president and was a secret agent with super spy gadgets and spy skills
@@diamondgirls6541 some of the interactions you could tell by the charters demeanor example is orig re4 Salazar saying Leon isn’t worth anything and in the remake you can tell, the way he talks, he doesn’t think much of him.
The remake has more accurate spanish accents, but as a spanish myself it was hilarious how in the original they put hispanoamerican accents without a second thought.
it's the typical mistake you'd see in a cheap straight-to-tv b movie. not sure that was the intention, but since the og re4 was going for that campiness to begin with, it worked well in their favor.
@@bottomlefto Even if the intention was to have that campiness feeling, I assure you that you won't hear native spanish people talking like a hispanoamerican anywhere in Spain.
I agree they got the accents more accurate on the remake. I still don't like when the enemies yell "Muerte". In the original the red zellet would yell "MATALO" which makes more sense. It would be like yelling death! Instead of kill him!
@@reinerbraun4504 nah he’s right. The new voice for Ada kinda sucks. It’s not really the VOICE I mean,but the voice actor,she sounds like she’s not even trying and is just reading the script.
Exactly. Imo the remake was perfect with how realistic leon reacted to certain situations while still having some of the cheesy one liners but it blended well with the ongoing gameplay. People fr need to stop bitchin. Possible GOTY again
looool yeah, i mean blud just survived the battle against a big weirdass fish, a titan and a scorpion tip-toe dancer missionary, and now he sees a victorian midget welcoming him. i might do the same 🤣
It’s in the same beautiful vein of Ethan Winters’ “F*** you, you crazy b****!” Capcom is doing a better job of remembering that most RE protagonists are Americans with guns who are focused on survival and don’t care about the deeper mysteries and horror of the world they inhabit. That’s true to how people irl would act, thus I end up enjoying the modern era of RE (Everything since 2017, including 7, the Remakes for 2 and 3, 8, and the Remake for 4) the most for its commitment to realism and true drama over the campy comedies of old (some of which included hurtful micro-aggressions, such as “*Sigh* Women” and “Guess that’s the locals’ way of breaking the ice”)
It's hard to pick one because the remake Leon makes more sense given the context of the situation but og Leon is so unserious in such an iconic way that he makes the oneliners and cheesy lines so fun
@@Pillshere31 yeah I know but og Leon had it in both, just that we didn't hear it with his voice outside of the cutlines, but whenever you interact with something in the og Leon has a sarcastic or cheesy comment. Remake Leon does some comments but way less than og Leon
I love both versions. OG Leon is just in full on cheesy action hero mode and cannot wait to spout his one liners. He’s a ton of fun and very memorable. He played right into the over the top nature of the villains he encounters like he does this every day. Remake Leon is more consistent with his character from 2, which is something his version actually does do better than the original. He’s kinda jaded and totally over these megalomaniacal assholes and his humour comes from not being amused at all. His reading of “Who the HELL are you?” when he meets Salazar is both appropriate and hilarious. He’s like the straight man who gets the best lines and it totally works.
I argue the gap from the RE2 to RE4 makes the change more like a progression. The remake really keeps Leon blunt, despite his experiences with this world.
I love OG Leon, but I favor the Remake version more this time around. Mostly because we now have a back story about his training, about Krauser. I also like the more serious and mature attitude but with a little comedy, too. I almost cried when the Remake added the "bingo" iconic line. But there are some things I miss from OG, like Ada's "Need a ride, Handsome?", the knife in Salazars hand, the laser room. Also, I don't hate Ada's VA, but it feels off. She is supposed to have a sexy, sultry voice and attitude. She is a Femme Fatale for God's sake.
"Yeah, fat chance, Ramon" can never compete or stand at the same position and legacy as "No thanks, bro" ever did. It even stayed as an achievement's title for the remake when defeating Salazar, that's how iconic it can be.
I'm going to give the crown to Paul Mercier for not only being a great and memorable Leon, but also for giving The Merchant an iconic voice in the same game, as well. That is some impressive range!
@@fazelfarrokhi1998 Cut contents= Game suck Nice logic bro 😂 They literally cut some parts that doesn't even affect the story and the cut contents were replaced by something new. Take off that Nostalgia glasses sometimes cuz you seem to be blinded by it so much 😂
@@4e_vin255 some of us want the joke that was made from the og game. Or pretty much anything that isn't from the og game. And yes, the devs change it so the game become more serious. But uh, i kinda don't like him being too serious
@@ferosythemobilegamer4505 Well i respect your opinion but some of fans are just blinded by nostalgia. Is Re4remake is perfect? No but it's not a garbage remake like re3 remake bc its still show respect to the original and these dumb fans just want everything to be the same. It's called remake for a reason not a remaster but these people seem not to understand it after all
These people got conditioned on watching saturday morning cartoons vibe of Resident Evil 4 and CV, well 80's and 90's were cool and awesome, but the new approach feels a breath of fresh air
@@wlot28 You must love the "conversation" scene from Transformers: Age of Extinction, where the forgettable Kelsey Grammer villain and Lockdown are throwing bumper-sticker slogans past each other.
I like how the OG leon was more "comedic" and the new leon is more "emotional and mature" both have amazing additions to the game in their own way, can't really say the same for OG Luis, I feel the new Luis had both more character development and story relevance, if you took away Luis from the OG game the story could carry out normally, also I feel the new Luis is more of someone you can identify with emotionally, I also liked OG Ramón more than the remake one, I find him to be a bland compared to the original
2:55 I always thought the "You got a smoke?" question was a code phrase, so Luis would know if someone he met was working with his contacts or just a random person.
Thats why "i got gum" og line is so funny and innocent. but the remake totally changes the context with emotional payoff with his new line. it depends which one u prefer: a laugh or emotional growth.-
Eh...it's not realistic. In this one you can feel the fear & tension of Leon when he sees Mendez that he immediately draws his gun because he's so intimidating.
Something I noticed is how many people (back then too) complained about Ashley being a damsel in distress. Which.. yeah. The point is she's a college student with an important figure of a Dad, making her a target so people can get to her Dad through her. I mean if I was yoinked right now by a bunch of creepy people with bags over their heads and a guy saying he talks to God, I would do a whole lot of crying and running away. That's traumatizing as hell. Not to Claire because she's used to being raised in rough conditions, Ada was trained for stuff like this. Ashley is your everyday person, of course she'd freak out a lot
@@mickeymickey9914 I'm sorry you've been made to feel like you'd run and cry, like you HAVE to. I hope, if you're ever in a bad situation, you don't melt into a sniveling puddle and sit around waiting for someone to come along and take pity on you--then scream and shriek and demand special treatment if they do.
FR mfs act like shes supposed to start throwing punches in a life and death situation when she has no training in it, and plus all of this shit looks traumatic. I bet if any of these commenters were in the same situation they’d probably lose their shit and be unable to do anything like 💀💀💀 running away is a complete valid response
I'm glad they got Nick to reprise his role as Leon. It helps show Leon's growth from Res2, more naturally. I do find it funny how they used Leon's A scenario from re2make. But honestly, it flows better. Having Leon learn from Marvin. Aswell as Leon holding on to Marvin's knife. Is a nice touch.
@@cafs99 cause her VA is in a union and Capcom didn't want the "hassle". So they got Ada's actress from the live action show whom has never done any voice acting until this game
Nick even made RE4 (remake) Leon sound more bitter...Maturing/deepening the voice is easy, but he actually sounded more jaded and bitter; that's a hard micro-change.
My only issue with the remake is Ramon. He's easily one of the most memorable villains in the original game, everything from his outfit, the way he looks, talks and presents himself is so campy and funny. The back and forth between Leon and him is great. The remake version is dull compared to the original, but I understand why they made the changes they did.
he is a castelian, so its actually fair if he behaves as one. as much as i love the memorable moments from OG, he was just a spoiled brat in the original. now he has more dignity as a castle owner. which is much better for the lore sake, but then again, yeah Ramon was legendary in OG, speaking of memorable stuffs
Honestly I agree. RE4 Remake was how I entered the Resident Evil series and got into a lot of the other games. After playing both the original and remake they both are amazing in their own ways. It honestly annoys me that everywhere I go there's a war over which one's better or which one's bad. There are definitely some things in the original that had charm (examples being the dialogue and voices), and there were definitely some things that the remake improved from the original (example being Luis and Ashley's characterizations). They're both really awesome. Sure they both have their issues, but I don't think there's a single game I've played that doesn't have something that could be better or improved. The graphics look great in both, there's amazing dialogue moments in both, there's solid voice acting, and they're both fun to play. I'd even dare say that the remake is one of my favorite games I've ever played. (I haven't gotten entirely through the og yet so I can't give much of a verdict yet.) So yeah, there's my overly long explanation of why they're both the greatest games of all time to me.
I played the original game when I was 10 years old, and I didn't understand English at all at that time. I actually never knew Leon was really goofy, and I always thought he was badass from all the gestures and body language. It wasn't until I replayed the original two years ago that I realized he was always goofy. I was actually laughing at most of the OG cutscenes from Leon's lines. I love it.
One of the few problems I have with the remake is the removal of the bad guys hacking into your communications. While Leon still gets to have a couple back-and-forths with Salazar, it's not nearly as often as it used to be, and Saddler as a result feels less present. I like the bits where Leon sees Saddler through the Plagas mind control stuff, but again, it wasn't enough to give him much depth.
imo Saddler was the worst thing about this remake. He was caricaturish Ralph Fiennes playing Voldemort with a nose...and appearing in visions and then that crap boss fight.
@@sokol5805 I wouldn't say boring, I would say more serious, even though I preffer the OG one a lot more (just like krauser, ramon, ada, luis, saddler and wesker -and their voices-)
Honestly couldn’t be more happier with the remake, it’s the definitive way to experience this story. Sure I missed out on the OG great experience but going in blind into the remake kept me on edge of my seat eager to find out what happens next cause I don’t know the story beats or everything that happened in the OG Re4, so no spoilers for me, I get to experience this badass story for the first time and it was magical! I also don’t need to constantly compare it to the OG about which is better cause the remake was Perfect imo. Nostalgia didn’t dilute my experience with the remake.
@@sal4731 How the heck can you say "it’s the definitive way to experience this story" if you didn't even play the original? o.O That makes absolutely zero sense..
After being introduced through resident evil bc of the remakes, playing resi6 was hard enough on it’s on, let alone going back to play the original 4… although i’m 20 my family never let me get into gaming till i was like 15 bc they were super strict about letting me game. resident evil was DEFINITELY out of the question for that 😂
I love that original Leon seemed to be having the time of his life throughout his little adventure, whereas new Leon is just completely fed up with everything.
Shoulda included the scene where 2005 Leon ninja throws the knife into Salazar's hand as he was monologuing to 2023 Leon shooting lead into Salazar without giving him a chance of monologuing. I do appreciate more with 2023 Leon's proactiveness and sense of urgency given the crazy situations he's in.
Remake Leon doesn't disappoint, he's way more serious and obviously suffering from PTSD but he's still got some of that charm original Leon has. Nick is the perfect remake Leon, Paul is the perfect classic Leon and Merchant. Both make the character so much more cool and loveable. I love the remake as much as the original. Both have different tones but work perfectly. Some of the one-liners from the remake are great. But OG Leon will always be the best Leon for me personally, it's cause of his cheesy and fun character portrayal in OG that his popularity in the series grew. He has the most memorable lines and moments except for the bizarre John wick moments from Remake leon.
I personally love how they handled Leon’s character in the remake. His sharp wit and dry sense of humor are still very much intact. His voice is absolutely dripping with sarcasm. At the same time, they did a fantastic job making him feel more human this time around. In scenes such as after he kills Krauser, or during the scene when he finds Ashley and sits next to the bed while he waits for her to wake up, you can tell that the weight of everything is starting to get to him. Unfortunately for him, he doesn’t have time to dwell on these thoughts and instead has to push them aside and focus on the mission. Unlike the original, it feels like he’s trying not to let things bother him because he can’t afford to, not because he doesn’t care.
And personally I feel that’s the problem with a lot of games and media. Not everything has to be realistic and easily relatable. One of my Biggest gripes about the remake was just how damn depressing and miserable the atmosphere was and it just felt like Leon was whining like a 5yo about everything. I’m not saying the original is better in every way. I do like updates like Ashley not being annoying for one. The combat system. The gem system etc. there’s a ton of great additions. However. Coming back as an Original massive fan of Re4 it was just. Depressing playing as Leon that was just miserable the entire time. Life is already miserable, I don’t need to play the Re4 version of the Last of Us. If I wanted depression from my video games I would play literally ANY Yoko Taro game since any is guaranteed to be 10 billion % uber depressing as fuck. 😂 like Automata. “oh are you having fun with big ass android girl? Well have some identity crisis suffering robot you have to murder and watch everything and everyone you meet just fucking die in the most gruesome way possible”.
I’m also not saying your opinions are invalid. Far from it. :0 It’s merely just me expressing my own thoughts so I do apologize if I came across as insulting of your opinion.
@@DarkEclipse23 I wouldn't say Leon acts depressed, but rather...more grounded. He takes things seriously when necessary, but his sarcasm and dry sense of humor are still intact. I like the fact that we can see how much his trauma has taken a toll on him over the years. He's riddled with PTSD and survivor's guilt. It adds more depth to his character and makes him feel more believable. To be honest, I think it's just a matter of personal preference. I personally like when a form of media, whether it's a video game or a TV show or a movie, knows when it needs to be taken seriously. It makes the stakes feel higher, which I think was lacking in the original (but I also know that the light-hearted tone and cheesiness of the original is what people love about it). As a long time fan of the original, I like both games almost equally, but I do have a slight preference for the remake. I like how the story and characters were handled. Also, you're good, and I appreciate that you didn't come here looking for an argument or insulting my opinion. I know that people have their own gripes and nitpicks with the remake, and that's fine. What I can’t stand is when people jump on the "soulless" argument bandwagon as though there are absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever. It's fine to have a preference for the original, but the people who act like no effort went into the remake or that it didn't make improvements to the original are in denial.
I would love it if in just a non-canon comic or animation, both Leon’s meet during the mission. There differences would be so funny to see when together.
OG leon gives off more of a "If I can't beat the crazies, I guess I'll just join them and have fun too" kind of guy, while remake Leon gives off more of a dry, sarcastic and done with everyone's shit attitude. I like OG Leon because he just plays along with the craziness that's happening in front of him, but I also like the remake portrayal of Leon who's done with everyone's shit as it's very realistic and is a better development if they are trying to aim for a disillusioned Leon for future games.
Frankly, to me anyway, the remake is just RE4-2. Once I beat the remake, I wanted to play it over again but also wanted to replay the original and what I found is the original still holds up extremely well. Maybe newer players will find the originals controls a little clunky, but I encourage people to play the original and remake back to back, they are literally the best games capcom has ever made and they both deserve the praise and respect they both get and are getting. Seeing the changes and what they keep the same is very fun, adds to them both.
@@_dibbs I have full nostalgia goggles for the original so I agree but I can’t deny I had similar feelings when playing the remake, like the opening village assault, really made me feel that excitement I did when playing the original for the first time. They really are both masterpieces and if new players are coming to the remake, never having played the original, I honestly think it’s almost a requirement to play them back to back. Having the original or remake be a companion piece for the other you play first.
Honestly, I feel the complete same which is why I really enjoyed both the original and the remake. It still makes playing the original worth it to find those differences between OG and the remake. But we also get similarities with the remake and something new. So I love the fact that they’re both similar and different
Those depressed/traumatized characters are really becoming a cliché these days,in name of the "realism" on the characters,but each one deals with their traumas in a different way,but those days almost they all are depressed... They could have balanced Leon's behavior on the remake,because the entire game feels serious now.
A modern day male character can't have fun and being a badass, he must be depressed and miserable. Bonus ESG rating points if he's incopetent and a woman side character always saves his ass.
4:02 i love this exchange so much. It's like Luis invited leon over to smoke weed after school but leon brought a girl and luis wants to make sure she's not gonna tell.
The OG put emphasis on Leon on "your another mission" and romnticism and other dramatic scenes (hence lots of wide shots) while the remake focuses more on modernisation and realism and alignment with other remakes and spin off stories (Leon becomes a more traumatised survivor of raccoon and umbrella). In short, in my humble opinion the OG is the upbeat and turnaround of classic RE while the Remake is another remake of RE
Both are super good... If leon use some more iconic line in the remake its gonna be masterpiece (in the quotes i mean not the gameplay/story its already masterpiece)
@@doomguydemonkilleras a whole yeah but I think he means those quips just became such a big part of Leon's character and in the new one everything is taken way more serious
@@joaolima7131 yeah but his tone is different and the quips aren't as fun. He says them with less sarcasm and well it fits for this game as it is more serious but then they do add classic lines and they feel weird like the bingo one. I do like the one where he says cigarettes will kill you. That seems like something this Leon would say
Both Leons are up to the standards of B movies. It's just what ERA of B movies that are different, 2005 Leon is from the Bruce Campbell era. While 2023 Leon is from the Sharknado era of B movies
Omg I love Sharknado and am entirely too ypung to know whatever the other one is... Coincidentally I love the remake way more than the original soI'd say they hit the time periodical nail on the head :)
@@avocadothecat If you like Sharknado, the Evil Dead and Army of Darkness Bruce Campbell films might be a fun and interesting watch. They’re like the precursors to the cheesy horror films we get nowadays. Super ridiculous, badass but stupid at the same time, great films.
I love the remake. They still kept some of the cheese, but refined everything else and added a serious tone to it all. Both the original and remake are a blast!
I honestly prefer the original as far as quips and one-liners go but the remake also does a pretty good job. A bit sad they had to remove some iconic lines but I understand that they wouldn't have fitted the darker theme of this remake
SAAAAAME like remake leon is so likably as a real life person and as much as i love the the og lines, if i heard themnin real life i wouldn't find them hilarious the way i do when i watch them in the oh. However, the new lines are lnes i would expect to hear in real life and make me crack xDD
OG Leon’s attitude throughout the game was headstrong and making light of the situation. REmake Leon is coping with every horrifying encounter by trying to crack a joke. Emphasis on trying. Mainly because if he didn’t, he’d lose himself in the mayhem that is Los Iluminados.
"No thanks, bro," will forever reign supreme in my mind. I find Leon's new line to be lackluster, really. The remake's focus on seriousness and intensity can be a bit too reminiscent of modern horror movies. It tends to feel rather cliché, but this time without the anchor of the silly, B movie camp that made the original so lovable. I think a lot of people forget that being campy doesn't automatically equate to being shitty.
@@MrREAPERsz There are a few good one-liners, though. Many of them are uttered during gameplay, which I tend to have mixed feelings about. "No food for you" when being attacked and "Here we go" when first drawing the ire of the village being some good examples.
A little cheese is in the remake but you can obviously tell they didn't have the resolve to fully commit which is why it feels so lukewarm in comparison. It's also very clear Capcom wants to cater to the West moreso than Japan, specifically America. In turn, everything is super watered down as to not offend anyone. OG RE4 was very unapologetically corny and that's why it worked. RE4R was half-assed corn.
There’s a shit ton of campy dialogue in-game within the remake. Also, Resident Evil was never originally as campy as RE4. Most of that personality was copied from American action movies that were generic at that time
2023 Leon is a tad too brooding and his one liners are spoken with too much irony, but he does react to events far more realistically. 2005 Leon is an cheeseball action hero who seems out of place in this gory tale of cults and parasites, but his swagger is unassailable. Dude is just a badass in every sense. I think 2005 Leon edges it out.
Honestly, I kind of feel like Paul Mercier's performance as Leon in Resident Evil 4 could have helped contribute to its long-standing popularity. Aside from his voice perfectly matching Leon's character model and build, he rarely, if ever, shows fear for the various monstrosities he comes across, and seems fully confident in his own abilities, even when facing a setback. Makes the player feel like a world beater against all odds.
Honestly as I've grown up the remake is more enjoyable to me. I'll have nostalgia for "Saddler, you're small time" but as an adult I find more humor in something like "Sorry, didn't know that was yours" (as the Bella sister grabs the crank handle he needs)
The thing I find fun about all these remakes is that when watching them side by side they feel like the cool summer blockbuster you've seen as a kid and its nostalgic tie-in ps2 movie game
Man graphics keep improving, it's so wild. REmake 4 cutscenes look like a movie! They're so tonally heavy too. They seemed to have done a great job based on comments I've seen; I haven't watched gameplay yet.
I liked OG Luis more. Cheeky and charismatic. New Luis looks like he needs to warn his neighbors by law that he's in a particular list every time he changes domicile.
I honestly like how the remake doesn't entirely outdate the original, I can see myself playing it for nostalgia some time from now still and have just as much of a blast as I do right now with the remake. Leon in the original was campy, funny and over-the-top. Leon in the remake is a little broody and a smartass, while little more grounded as the plot has been made a lot darker and little more serious. I'd argue he is a lot more endearing in the remake as he doesn't really feel so invincible as he did in the original, but both takes are great and fit the game and the pacing perfectly. Also P. Mercier did not disappoint and delivered a stellar VA for him AND the merchant.
This is my only complaint with the remake they really made him depressive lol, Ashley is also super quiet in comparison which I get people like but she had good banter with Leon in the OG
I hate the seriousness in the remake, Luis saved some scenes for me and I was really disappointed Leon didn't join Luis with the jokes, I hate Leon's personality in the remake agh.
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The OG Leon was just having a blast throughout the game lmao. He was enjoying RE4 himself
No, for real tho lol
@@coopergaming4779new Leon seems very serious in his mission. No more funny talk guy and focus on subject. I don't know why you people arr complaining everything. This remake justified OG and overwhelmed positive response everywhere.
@Cooper Gaming when resident evil 4 was first launched, people complained about how Leon did not take things that was happening seriously.
Now everyone it's complaining that he is too serious.
Honestly, THE GAME IS GOOD.
That it.
@@coopergaming4779 The only difference is that back then, Capcom gave you a badass chill protagonist you'd just go crazy for.
The Remake doesn't do it. The Remake shows you a realistic picture of how an individual survivor would be after a traumatizing past
Plus, it's honestly fine. It's not like RE4 Remake is the new OG
I love how OG RE4 Leon is somehow both really badass and really cheesy at the same
Resident evil use to be b movies as video games so leon being a cheesy badass made sense
When military especially the elite go through a lot of life or death situations. They tend to have a twisted sense of humor in order to deal with the stress. I know that personally and with many other people as well.
@@vagabond4576me recuerda al Fisher de chaos theory que a pesar de estar en situaciones jodidas tiene buen sentido del humor.
That's always been why I loved Leon in re4. He's such a fun character
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León in the east was krauser's comrade and companion on a mission, and they were the same, although León swept the ground with Krauser in the original and that Krauser there was a true super human, something importantly, in the original León was trained by a top secret agency under the direct orders of the president and was a secret agent with super spy gadgets and spy skills
How could they not put Salazar: I’ve sent my right hand to dispose of you. Leon: You’re right hand comes off? Shame
That's said by Salazar, not Saddler
Thankfully the name of the trophy when you beat Verdugo says something about "right hand", so they didn't entirely forget it
@@nickanez502 the achievement is called "Wave Goodbye, Right Hand"
They cut a lot of epic lines smh
@@diamondgirls6541 some of the interactions you could tell by the charters demeanor example is orig re4 Salazar saying Leon isn’t worth anything and in the remake you can tell, the way he talks, he doesn’t think much of him.
The remake has more accurate spanish accents, but as a spanish myself it was hilarious how in the original they put hispanoamerican accents without a second thought.
it's the typical mistake you'd see in a cheap straight-to-tv b movie. not sure that was the intention, but since the og re4 was going for that campiness to begin with, it worked well in their favor.
@@bottomlefto Even if the intention was to have that campiness feeling, I assure you that you won't hear native spanish people talking like a hispanoamerican anywhere in Spain.
I agree they got the accents more accurate on the remake. I still don't like when the enemies yell "Muerte". In the original the red zellet would yell "MATALO" which makes more sense. It would be like yelling death! Instead of kill him!
They even put the brazil flag when you choose spanish language lol.
Aprisa! Aprisa....
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“Great. We all have names.” New Leon has some pretty iconic lines too. Love the remake
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Yeah, the thing is that in a few years people will be saying how iconic the one liners in the remake are, just like the original
Only thing that sucks is ada’s new voice
@@RedHeavy- ur just nitpicking here
@@reinerbraun4504 nah he’s right. The new voice for Ada kinda sucks. It’s not really the VOICE I mean,but the voice actor,she sounds like she’s not even trying and is just reading the script.
honestly for the remake, a lot of the goofy one liners came from the in-game dialogues rather than cutscenes
Yeah! Like "No food for you!" and "Leave me out of your crappy script."
Exactly. Imo the remake was perfect with how realistic leon reacted to certain situations while still having some of the cheesy one liners but it blended well with the ongoing gameplay. People fr need to stop bitchin. Possible GOTY again
I liked it when he mocked krasuers power asking for a refund lol XD
@@NeeKtheKinG “what are you my mother?”
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I actually love when you first meet Salazar in the Remake, Leon looked so tired of all the BS and was like “Who. The hell. Are you?” Lmao
looool yeah, i mean blud just survived the battle against a big weirdass fish, a titan and a scorpion tip-toe dancer missionary, and now he sees a victorian midget welcoming him. i might do the same 🤣
It’s in the same beautiful vein of Ethan Winters’ “F*** you, you crazy b****!” Capcom is doing a better job of remembering that most RE protagonists are Americans with guns who are focused on survival and don’t care about the deeper mysteries and horror of the world they inhabit. That’s true to how people irl would act, thus I end up enjoying the modern era of RE (Everything since 2017, including 7, the Remakes for 2 and 3, 8, and the Remake for 4) the most for its commitment to realism and true drama over the campy comedies of old (some of which included hurtful micro-aggressions, such as “*Sigh* Women” and “Guess that’s the locals’ way of breaking the ice”)
@@SomebodywithaTH-camaccount imagine using the term micro-aggressions unironically.
@@tortyreus2384 You've won this round
It's hard to pick one because the remake Leon makes more sense given the context of the situation but og Leon is so unserious in such an iconic way that he makes the oneliners and cheesy lines so fun
I agree😂
Totally, OG Leon made the game less scary and a little cheesy (but still enjoyable), new Leon takes it seriously and now feels like a horror game
he still has his cheesy oneliners but theyre mostly in the gameplay rather than in the cutscenes
@@Pillshere31 yeah I know but og Leon had it in both, just that we didn't hear it with his voice outside of the cutlines, but whenever you interact with something in the og Leon has a sarcastic or cheesy comment. Remake Leon does some comments but way less than og Leon
I love both versions. OG Leon is just in full on cheesy action hero mode and cannot wait to spout his one liners. He’s a ton of fun and very memorable. He played right into the over the top nature of the villains he encounters like he does this every day.
Remake Leon is more consistent with his character from 2, which is something his version actually does do better than the original. He’s kinda jaded and totally over these megalomaniacal assholes and his humour comes from not being amused at all. His reading of “Who the HELL are you?” when he meets Salazar is both appropriate and hilarious. He’s like the straight man who gets the best lines and it totally works.
The remake isn’t bad at all it’s just that the original has way more charm.
Yeah, I LOVE the delivery of, "Who -the HELL- are you?" So much
Gave me a good chuckle.
I argue the gap from the RE2 to RE4 makes the change more like a progression. The remake really keeps Leon blunt, despite his experiences with this world.
His best line imo, but the "No thanks.... bro" was hilarious too
I love OG Leon, but I favor the Remake version more this time around. Mostly because we now have a back story about his training, about Krauser. I also like the more serious and mature attitude but with a little comedy, too. I almost cried when the Remake added the "bingo" iconic line. But there are some things I miss from OG, like Ada's "Need a ride, Handsome?", the knife in Salazars hand, the laser room. Also, I don't hate Ada's VA, but it feels off. She is supposed to have a sexy, sultry voice and attitude. She is a Femme Fatale for God's sake.
*"Guess your tapdancing days are over"* is probably one of the best one liners in the remake
Just imagine the vivid image of Big Cheese in his stylish hat and long jacket doing a tap dance.
I laughed so much at that one
It actually made freaking SENSE, and it didn't feel like Leon just saying anything in a desperate attempt to get the last word.
"Give my regards to your God" thats the one for me
"What are you, my mother?" Caught me off guard 😂
"Yeah, fat chance, Ramon" can never compete or stand at the same position and legacy as "No thanks, bro" ever did. It even stayed as an achievement's title for the remake when defeating Salazar, that's how iconic it can be.
"Fat chance, Ramone" is still pretty good on it's own.
It stayed as an achievement cuz some people like you would of been complaining about it
@@slayer8790 Yeah for real, Jesus. If the game doesn’t follow the goddamn original 1:1 these fuckers freak out about it.
@@dignusdingus3709 yeah, and the way he said "Ramón" was so like "i dont give a shit who you are man" 😂
but no thanks bro is just dumb
I'm going to give the crown to Paul Mercier for not only being a great and memorable Leon, but also for giving The Merchant an iconic voice in the same game, as well. That is some impressive range!
Yes right OG is better than remake cut content and changes o
@@fazelfarrokhi1998 Cut contents= Game suck
Nice logic bro 😂
They literally cut some parts that doesn't even affect the story and the cut contents were replaced by something new. Take off that Nostalgia glasses sometimes cuz you seem to be blinded by it so much 😂
They barely even cut anything except U3 and laser room that's pretty much it
@@4e_vin255 some of us want the joke that was made from the og game. Or pretty much anything that isn't from the og game. And yes, the devs change it so the game become more serious. But uh, i kinda don't like him being too serious
@@ferosythemobilegamer4505 Well i respect your opinion but some of fans are just blinded by nostalgia. Is Re4remake is perfect? No but it's not a garbage remake like re3 remake bc its still show respect to the original and these dumb fans just want everything to be the same. It's called remake for a reason not a remaster but these people seem not to understand it after all
I thought the new Leon did great. However I know people will always have a soft spot for the OG, and rightfully so.
They both did good in different ways. It's nice having two different takes on it. Gives you incentives to (continue) play both games.
@@EX7Sonic yessir
These people got conditioned on watching saturday morning cartoons vibe of Resident Evil 4 and CV, well 80's and 90's were cool and awesome, but the new approach feels a breath of fresh air
The OG Leon voice actor is ironically the “new voice” of Leon
@@GodFaThEr09877 I am confused by what you mean.
The original car ride scene is way more iconic, the kumbaya line deserves some kind of award on its own
Yeah that's true. I hated how they changed it.
It sounded much more natural in the remake
@@juliandacosta6841 Natural doesn't mean better, the best part of the original is how ridiculous the dialogue is which makes it memorable
@@wlot28 You must love the "conversation" scene from Transformers: Age of Extinction, where the forgettable Kelsey Grammer villain and Lockdown are throwing bumper-sticker slogans past each other.
@@juliebartlett4222 Nope, never watched that garbage pile of a movie
I like how the OG leon was more "comedic" and the new leon is more "emotional and mature" both have amazing additions to the game in their own way, can't really say the same for OG Luis, I feel the new Luis had both more character development and story relevance, if you took away Luis from the OG game the story could carry out normally, also I feel the new Luis is more of someone you can identify with emotionally, I also liked OG Ramón more than the remake one, I find him to be a bland compared to the original
I like your comment bud
I agree with everything you said
Remake or og we know what happens to Luis. And the story caries on normally. What are you a women? Muh emotions.
@@sokol5805 luis's death in the remake is very tragic since he was killed by Leon's old teammate whereas in the original he was killed by Saddler.
@@V0RTA Who gives a f. The main plot was to save Ashley they added useless drama for nothing.
2:55 I always thought the "You got a smoke?" question was a code phrase, so Luis would know if someone he met was working with his contacts or just a random person.
I think it is. According to the emails in Luis's laboratory on the remake, Ada mentions a code of some kind, so I assume that's what she meant.
Thats why "i got gum" og line is so funny and innocent.
but the remake totally changes the context with emotional payoff with his new line. it depends which one u prefer: a laugh or emotional growth.-
Ohhhhh he asks Ada the same thing and she replies "yes, the kind you like." I get it now! Thanks!
You think too much lol
@@familyneves9777 It took me until just now to realize that the A.W he sent the email to could've been Ada Wong. My first thought was Albert Wesker.
I prefer the kick that Leon throws at the big cheese. Goofy but satisfying
Eh...it's not realistic. In this one you can feel the fear & tension of Leon when he sees Mendez that he immediately draws his gun because he's so intimidating.
@@Shadowman9348 I love what they did with the graphics and everything else. Just wish they kept at least some swagger from the previous RE4.
@Rick Ross Me and many others - that's who.
Yes right OG is better
@Rick Ross yes thank you RE was never all about being REAL REAL REAL was not about that AND RE4 OG knew re is not always serious
in the remake Luis pretends to go back to sleep after seeing leon get knocked out 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I notice that too🤣🤣
Shit I thought he was like "Well there goes my only hope" and just goes back to sleep
I notice that too, Luis pretended to be asleep so that Mendez would not beat him up
I noticed that as well 😂😂
wait in what scene??
Something I noticed is how many people (back then too) complained about Ashley being a damsel in distress. Which.. yeah. The point is she's a college student with an important figure of a Dad, making her a target so people can get to her Dad through her. I mean if I was yoinked right now by a bunch of creepy people with bags over their heads and a guy saying he talks to God, I would do a whole lot of crying and running away. That's traumatizing as hell. Not to Claire because she's used to being raised in rough conditions, Ada was trained for stuff like this. Ashley is your everyday person, of course she'd freak out a lot
Women, like princesses, aren't ninjas IRL
@Hudson McGinnis Yeah, run and cry, like people IRL.
@@mickeymickey9914 I'm sorry you've been made to feel like you'd run and cry, like you HAVE to. I hope, if you're ever in a bad situation, you don't melt into a sniveling puddle and sit around waiting for someone to come along and take pity on you--then scream and shriek and demand special treatment if they do.
@@juliebartlett4222 Were talking about normies in a zombie Apocalypse here. You're delusional.
FR mfs act like shes supposed to start throwing punches in a life and death situation when she has no training in it, and plus all of this shit looks traumatic. I bet if any of these commenters were in the same situation they’d probably lose their shit and be unable to do anything like 💀💀💀 running away is a complete valid response
You can really hear how fed up he is in that “who the HELL are you” 😂😂
"You're a shitty missionary, you know that?" Is such an underrated line.
I've even referred to Mendez in that manner because of that line.
I'm glad they got Nick to reprise his role as Leon. It helps show Leon's growth from Res2, more naturally.
I do find it funny how they used Leon's A scenario from re2make. But honestly, it flows better.
Having Leon learn from Marvin. Aswell as Leon holding on to Marvin's knife. Is a nice touch.
wonder why they didnt get the Ada from Remake 2, i really dont like the new one
@@cafs99 Yeh her new voice threw me off
@@cafs99 cause her VA is in a union and Capcom didn't want the "hassle". So they got Ada's actress from the live action show whom has never done any voice acting until this game
Original Leon has more charisma and part of that is thanks to Paul Mercier. Nick is better as a youngster and inexperienced Leon
Nick even made RE4 (remake) Leon sound more bitter...Maturing/deepening the voice is easy, but he actually sounded more jaded and bitter; that's a hard micro-change.
My only issue with the remake is Ramon. He's easily one of the most memorable villains in the original game, everything from his outfit, the way he looks, talks and presents himself is so campy and funny. The back and forth between Leon and him is great. The remake version is dull compared to the original, but I understand why they made the changes they did.
he is a castelian, so its actually fair if he behaves as one. as much as i love the memorable moments from OG, he was just a spoiled brat in the original. now he has more dignity as a castle owner. which is much better for the lore sake, but then again, yeah Ramon was legendary in OG, speaking of memorable stuffs
Ramon in the remake is an old small man with how much the parasite affected his body
@@Rizyah2804I mean royals can be immature too I’m sure
7:52 that little smirk was a nice touch.
Ashley be like: ya heard that bitch
They took one of the greatest games of all time and remade it into one of the greatest games of all time
the former is true the latter is a reach, even though remake is very entertaining
@@NutsTheJerkernostalgia bro, only they
Honestly I agree. RE4 Remake was how I entered the Resident Evil series and got into a lot of the other games. After playing both the original and remake they both are amazing in their own ways. It honestly annoys me that everywhere I go there's a war over which one's better or which one's bad.
There are definitely some things in the original that had charm (examples being the dialogue and voices), and there were definitely some things that the remake improved from the original (example being Luis and Ashley's characterizations).
They're both really awesome. Sure they both have their issues, but I don't think there's a single game I've played that doesn't have something that could be better or improved.
The graphics look great in both, there's amazing dialogue moments in both, there's solid voice acting, and they're both fun to play. I'd even dare say that the remake is one of my favorite games I've ever played. (I haven't gotten entirely through the og yet so I can't give much of a verdict yet.)
So yeah, there's my overly long explanation of why they're both the greatest games of all time to me.
@@billybro1403 ur saying it isn't one of the best games ever made? I swear, people act like two things can't coexist with each other
@@amaterasumaster8781just cry babies, literally one of my favorite games and I’ve never play the original re4
I played the original game when I was 10 years old, and I didn't understand English at all at that time. I actually never knew Leon was really goofy, and I always thought he was badass from all the gestures and body language. It wasn't until I replayed the original two years ago that I realized he was always goofy. I was actually laughing at most of the OG cutscenes from Leon's lines. I love it.
And so the synergy of badass AND goofy wad born
that was a personality that made an impression🤣
Stick to yourself. You don't need internet to say what things are or aren't. OG leon IS badass.
One of the few problems I have with the remake is the removal of the bad guys hacking into your communications. While Leon still gets to have a couple back-and-forths with Salazar, it's not nearly as often as it used to be, and Saddler as a result feels less present. I like the bits where Leon sees Saddler through the Plagas mind control stuff, but again, it wasn't enough to give him much depth.
imo Saddler was the worst thing about this remake. He was caricaturish Ralph Fiennes playing Voldemort with a nose...and appearing in visions and then that crap boss fight.
@@billybro1403 i actually prefer the remake boss fight the OG one.
OG Leon is cool and anime-ish. Remake Leon is brooding obviously dealing with PTSD
I love both 👌
Both will perform a completely unnecessary backflip for the sake of being extra because he is, at his core, still that same loveable dork
Og Leon fun remake Leon boring.
@@sokol5805 I wouldn't say boring, I would say more serious, even though I preffer the OG one a lot more (just like krauser, ramon, ada, luis, saddler and wesker -and their voices-)
@@sokol5805 Remake Leon shot Salazar and Saddler in the middle of theor speeches.... Personally, I dont think he is boring 🤷🏻♂️
@@dranillaasrapti9333 They heavily edited him in the remake to make sure no trace of "toxic masculinity" was left. Boring af
We all know OG RE4 Leon one liners are unmatched, instant classic.
The remake is great, but god damn I feel bad for people who played the remake and never plan to play the original. Such an absolute master piece!
Im about to buy RE4 for my Switch Lite.
@@pityubokros Hope you enjoy
Honestly couldn’t be more happier with the remake, it’s the definitive way to experience this story. Sure I missed out on the OG great experience but going in blind into the remake kept me on edge of my seat eager to find out what happens next cause I don’t know the story beats or everything that happened in the OG Re4, so no spoilers for me, I get to experience this badass story for the first time and it was magical! I also don’t need to constantly compare it to the OG about which is better cause the remake was Perfect imo. Nostalgia didn’t dilute my experience with the remake.
@@sal4731 How the heck can you say "it’s the definitive way to experience this story" if you didn't even play the original? o.O That makes absolutely zero sense..
After being introduced through resident evil bc of the remakes, playing resi6 was hard enough on it’s on, let alone going back to play the original 4… although i’m 20 my family never let me get into gaming till i was like 15 bc they were super strict about letting me game. resident evil was DEFINITELY out of the question for that 😂
I love that original Leon seemed to be having the time of his life throughout his little adventure, whereas new Leon is just completely fed up with everything.
Leon in the remake is definitely more pissed off but he is suprisingly still light hearted at times
Shoulda included the scene where 2005 Leon ninja throws the knife into Salazar's hand as he was monologuing to 2023 Leon shooting lead into Salazar without giving him a chance of monologuing.
I do appreciate more with 2023 Leon's proactiveness and sense of urgency given the crazy situations he's in.
Nah he just said "fuck you" and shot him 💀
Honestly I laughed when Leon just went straight for the headshot.
Yeah thats true. The lack of proactiveness in og leon had to be laughed away but made for memorable moments. The contrast makes both good now
6:45 the most legendary dialogue in gaming.
Remake Leon doesn't disappoint, he's way more serious and obviously suffering from PTSD but he's still got some of that charm original Leon has. Nick is the perfect remake Leon, Paul is the perfect classic Leon and Merchant. Both make the character so much more cool and loveable.
I love the remake as much as the original. Both have different tones but work perfectly. Some of the one-liners from the remake are great.
But OG Leon will always be the best Leon for me personally, it's cause of his cheesy and fun character portrayal in OG that his popularity in the series grew.
He has the most memorable lines and moments except for the bizarre John wick moments from Remake leon.
re4 remake leon is an emo. re4 og leon is careless he has t ptsd from re2 events. re4 remake leon is sensitive about it
Gonna miss “No thanks, bro” and “you’re right hand comes off”
7:03 Leon being called by his middle name 😮
that ballistics line will always be hilarious to me 💀
I personally love how they handled Leon’s character in the remake. His sharp wit and dry sense of humor are still very much intact. His voice is absolutely dripping with sarcasm. At the same time, they did a fantastic job making him feel more human this time around. In scenes such as after he kills Krauser, or during the scene when he finds Ashley and sits next to the bed while he waits for her to wake up, you can tell that the weight of everything is starting to get to him. Unfortunately for him, he doesn’t have time to dwell on these thoughts and instead has to push them aside and focus on the mission. Unlike the original, it feels like he’s trying not to let things bother him because he can’t afford to, not because he doesn’t care.
And personally I feel that’s the problem with a lot of games and media. Not everything has to be realistic and easily relatable. One of my Biggest gripes about the remake was just how damn depressing and miserable the atmosphere was and it just felt like Leon was whining like a 5yo about everything.
I’m not saying the original is better in every way. I do like updates like Ashley not being annoying for one. The combat system. The gem system etc. there’s a ton of great additions.
However. Coming back as an Original massive fan of Re4 it was just. Depressing playing as Leon that was just miserable the entire time. Life is already miserable, I don’t need to play the Re4 version of the Last of Us. If I wanted depression from my video games I would play literally ANY Yoko Taro game since any is guaranteed to be 10 billion % uber depressing as fuck. 😂 like Automata. “oh are you having fun with big ass android girl? Well have some identity crisis suffering robot you have to murder and watch everything and everyone you meet just fucking die in the most gruesome way possible”.
I’m also not saying your opinions are invalid. Far from it. :0 It’s merely just me expressing my own thoughts so I do apologize if I came across as insulting of your opinion.
@@DarkEclipse23 I wouldn't say Leon acts depressed, but rather...more grounded. He takes things seriously when necessary, but his sarcasm and dry sense of humor are still intact. I like the fact that we can see how much his trauma has taken a toll on him over the years. He's riddled with PTSD and survivor's guilt. It adds more depth to his character and makes him feel more believable. To be honest, I think it's just a matter of personal preference. I personally like when a form of media, whether it's a video game or a TV show or a movie, knows when it needs to be taken seriously. It makes the stakes feel higher, which I think was lacking in the original (but I also know that the light-hearted tone and cheesiness of the original is what people love about it). As a long time fan of the original, I like both games almost equally, but I do have a slight preference for the remake. I like how the story and characters were handled.
Also, you're good, and I appreciate that you didn't come here looking for an argument or insulting my opinion. I know that people have their own gripes and nitpicks with the remake, and that's fine. What I can’t stand is when people jump on the "soulless" argument bandwagon as though there are absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever. It's fine to have a preference for the original, but the people who act like no effort went into the remake or that it didn't make improvements to the original are in denial.
no thanks. old leon is better
The fact that Leon is simultaneously super cool and also an absolute dork
Ash Williams intensifies
I would love it if in just a non-canon comic or animation, both Leon’s meet during the mission. There differences would be so funny to see when together.
OG leon gives off more of a "If I can't beat the crazies, I guess I'll just join them and have fun too" kind of guy, while remake Leon gives off more of a dry, sarcastic and done with everyone's shit attitude.
I like OG Leon because he just plays along with the craziness that's happening in front of him, but I also like the remake portrayal of Leon who's done with everyone's shit as it's very realistic and is a better development if they are trying to aim for a disillusioned Leon for future games.
their*
Ethan Hunt meets John wick.
Frankly, to me anyway, the remake is just RE4-2. Once I beat the remake, I wanted to play it over again but also wanted to replay the original and what I found is the original still holds up extremely well. Maybe newer players will find the originals controls a little clunky, but I encourage people to play the original and remake back to back, they are literally the best games capcom has ever made and they both deserve the praise and respect they both get and are getting. Seeing the changes and what they keep the same is very fun, adds to them both.
they are both masterpieces, but it’s impossible to beat the og
@@_dibbs I have full nostalgia goggles for the original so I agree but I can’t deny I had similar feelings when playing the remake, like the opening village assault, really made me feel that excitement I did when playing the original for the first time. They really are both masterpieces and if new players are coming to the remake, never having played the original, I honestly think it’s almost a requirement to play them back to back. Having the original or remake be a companion piece for the other you play first.
Honestly, I feel the complete same which is why I really enjoyed both the original and the remake. It still makes playing the original worth it to find those differences between OG and the remake. But we also get similarities with the remake and something new. So I love the fact that they’re both similar and different
"If RE4 is so good, why there hasn't been a RE4-2?!"
There is now.
@@_dibbs Yes right OG is better than remake cut content and changes o
OG Leon is still way HOTTER by a long mile change my mind.
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Those depressed/traumatized characters are really becoming a cliché these days,in name of the "realism" on the characters,but each one deals with their traumas in a different way,but those days almost they all are depressed...
They could have balanced Leon's behavior on the remake,because the entire game feels serious now.
A modern day male character can't have fun and being a badass, he must be depressed and miserable. Bonus ESG rating points if he's incopetent and a woman side character always saves his ass.
@@cuttrogueDamn, you're goddman right. Finally someone with a brain
It's true. New Leon looks boring on cutscenes...
100% agreed.
2:29
Luis: Perfect. The big *CHEEZ.*
Leon: WHAT?!
*Proceeds to kick him and get absolutely destroyed*
4:02 i love this exchange so much. It's like Luis invited leon over to smoke weed after school but leon brought a girl and luis wants to make sure she's not gonna tell.
Even with the Luis’ sexual harassment comment?
@@EvieFrye1995 yes
@@EvieFrye1995bruh
Especially with it. Based Luis, ladies man.
That's odly specific 😂
The OG put emphasis on Leon on "your another mission" and romnticism and other dramatic scenes (hence lots of wide shots) while the remake focuses more on modernisation and realism and alignment with other remakes and spin off stories (Leon becomes a more traumatised survivor of raccoon and umbrella). In short, in my humble opinion the OG is the upbeat and turnaround of classic RE while the Remake is another remake of RE
The original is gold
Leon sounds so done when he talks to Ramon it's the funniest shit 😭😭😭
7:49 that damn smile :)
OG Leon - having fun
Remake Leon - PTSD, serious and funny at same time
When you love both. I see nothing but gold on both sides.
Both are super good... If leon use some more iconic line in the remake its gonna be masterpiece (in the quotes i mean not the gameplay/story its already masterpiece)
What are you talking about? It is a masterpiece
@@doomguydemonkilleras a whole yeah but I think he means those quips just became such a big part of Leon's character and in the new one everything is taken way more serious
@@lightdarksoul2097 he still have plenty of quips
@@joaolima7131 yeah but his tone is different and the quips aren't as fun. He says them with less sarcasm and well it fits for this game as it is more serious but then they do add classic lines and they feel weird like the bingo one. I do like the one where he says cigarettes will kill you. That seems like something this Leon would say
@@lightdarksoul2097 sigh, I guess you can't please everyone
I still can’t get over how hot og Leon looks
Right! I’m glad I found someone who agrees ☺️
1:52 transition was so clean
1:15 blind people when there's a fire alarm:
I really like how the new Leon is really pissed off 😂😂😂. It's like he already experienced the re4 og and now it's tired of it hahah
Both Leons are up to the standards of B movies. It's just what ERA of B movies that are different, 2005 Leon is from the Bruce Campbell era. While 2023 Leon is from the Sharknado era of B movies
Omg you are so right...
Omg I love Sharknado and am entirely too ypung to know whatever the other one is... Coincidentally I love the remake way more than the original soI'd say they hit the time periodical nail on the head :)
@@avocadothecat If you like Sharknado, the Evil Dead and Army of Darkness Bruce Campbell films might be a fun and interesting watch. They’re like the precursors to the cheesy horror films we get nowadays. Super ridiculous, badass but stupid at the same time, great films.
@@Corredor1230 I'll give em a watch then! Nothing better than a Horror movie so bad - it's a comedy
@@avocadothecat also, I wouldn’t recommend the remakes. They kinda suck.
Honestly the original Leon definetly had some of the dante energy, maybe it's because the first re4 project ended up as "Devil May Cry".
I still like the OG Leon. :O He was such a badass
Bitores Mendez:Principal
Leon:The Bully in school
2:40
I love the remake. They still kept some of the cheese, but refined everything else and added a serious tone to it all. Both the original and remake are a blast!
4:42
Luis: * openly flirts with Ashley as he introduces himself *
Leon, jealous bc he wants Luis to flirt with him: great, we all have names!
Leon: now that's a girl I'm gonna spread the Kennedy bloodline with
@@jadenmcmillan4306 get your gross misogyny out of here I was being gay
Re4 remake: You got a smoke? Those things will kill you 🤓
Re4 you got a smoke? Got gum.😎
"Who the hell are you?" i love this one personnaly
OG Leon “Hold my beer. I got this.”
Remake Leon “Raccoon city was so traumatic… Also I got this”.
OG Leon: Mocking to full extent.
Remake Leon: Meh, just tone down for modern to understand.
The best Leon quote in the remake in my opinion was "Nighty night, knights"😂
I honestly prefer the original as far as quips and one-liners go but the remake also does a pretty good job. A bit sad they had to remove some iconic lines but I understand that they wouldn't have fitted the darker theme of this remake
I love the old Leon, but i love new Leon so damn much. For me he is actually Leon from my imagination. PERFECT LEON!
Really. 🤨
True.
@@TheTraveler980 Yes
SAAAAAME like remake leon is so likably as a real life person and as much as i love the the og lines, if i heard themnin real life i wouldn't find them hilarious the way i do when i watch them in the oh. However, the new lines are lnes i would expect to hear in real life and make me crack xDD
@@TheTraveler980why so suspicious 🤨
He’s so serious and sexy and awesome but also just a total fuckin dork and I love it
The way he just threw him 3:15
OG Leon’s attitude throughout the game was headstrong and making light of the situation.
REmake Leon is coping with every horrifying encounter by trying to crack a joke. Emphasis on trying. Mainly because if he didn’t, he’d lose himself in the mayhem that is Los Iluminados.
"No thanks, bro," will forever reign supreme in my mind. I find Leon's new line to be lackluster, really. The remake's focus on seriousness and intensity can be a bit too reminiscent of modern horror movies. It tends to feel rather cliché, but this time without the anchor of the silly, B movie camp that made the original so lovable. I think a lot of people forget that being campy doesn't automatically equate to being shitty.
I don't think the new Leon would pull off any good one liners. His bingo line felt off.
@@MrREAPERsz Agreed. The bingo line was executed too late into the scene, if you ask me. I think what feels "off" is the timing of it.
@@MrREAPERsz There are a few good one-liners, though. Many of them are uttered during gameplay, which I tend to have mixed feelings about. "No food for you" when being attacked and "Here we go" when first drawing the ire of the village being some good examples.
A little cheese is in the remake but you can obviously tell they didn't have the resolve to fully commit which is why it feels so lukewarm in comparison. It's also very clear Capcom wants to cater to the West moreso than Japan, specifically America. In turn, everything is super watered down as to not offend anyone. OG RE4 was very unapologetically corny and that's why it worked. RE4R was half-assed corn.
the corn is good in the old one i just cant take it though, i like the more serious one
I love that the achievement for defeating Salazar says “No thanks bro!”
I literally searched "2005 memes" in the TH-cam search bar, was not disappointed wnen i saw this vid recommended
After REmake 3's tragic development, it's refreshing to see how many videos there are about REmake 4 compared to the original.
THIS
Resident Evil works BEST when it has campy dialogue. The 2005game just has sooooo much more personality
There’s a shit ton of campy dialogue in-game within the remake.
Also, Resident Evil was never originally as campy as RE4. Most of that personality was copied from American action movies that were generic at that time
Looks like someone can't escape the past
@@user-mu8dm4rk7g that's pretty much everyone these days hence all the remakes
I do prefer the remake dialogue, more grounded while still retaining some campyness.
I prefer the remake. The characters feel like people and now the dialogue is still good. Especially with the banter in the Ramon right
2023 Leon is a tad too brooding and his one liners are spoken with too much irony, but he does react to events far more realistically.
2005 Leon is an cheeseball action hero who seems out of place in this gory tale of cults and parasites, but his swagger is unassailable. Dude is just a badass in every sense.
I think 2005 Leon edges it out.
Cheesy Swagger but it works :D They still toned it down anyway in RE6
@@abtuseplays RE6 itself was pretty crazy though.
2005 Leon has seen some shit but doesn't care this time.
2023 Leon has seen some shit, is now going through some more shit and is tired of it.
Honestly, I kind of feel like Paul Mercier's performance as Leon in Resident Evil 4 could have helped contribute to its long-standing popularity. Aside from his voice perfectly matching Leon's character model and build, he rarely, if ever, shows fear for the various monstrosities he comes across, and seems fully confident in his own abilities, even when facing a setback. Makes the player feel like a world beater against all odds.
wish 2005 leon would edge me out
I like them both. Thr OG Leon one-liner was funny and comedic in the entire game and the Remake Leon one-liner was more make sense to me.
Honestly as I've grown up the remake is more enjoyable to me. I'll have nostalgia for "Saddler, you're small time" but as an adult I find more humor in something like "Sorry, didn't know that was yours" (as the Bella sister grabs the crank handle he needs)
@@abigbutterstick1780me too bro re 4 remake its amazing
The thing I find fun about all these remakes is that when watching them side by side
they feel like the cool summer blockbuster you've seen as a kid and its nostalgic tie-in ps2 movie game
Og leon is giga chad
I feel like Leon knows he's a fictional character lol
i am so incredibly glad they kept the bingo line
Ballistics > Senorita
i do enjoy the more mature, serious side of Leon in the remake, but i can admit that i miss the condescending, himbo side of him in the original lol
Mature? "Ada the encyclopedia" doesn't sound mature to me. In fact it sounds like something a 5th grader would say.
@@cuttrogueI think hes talking about leon face. Looks like a drugs user, but looks a little mature and advanced compared to Re2 Remake.
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Could have been:
"Hey... I see you found your missing.... ballisthiccs..."
Dada
Frankly, Leon's character in the original part is better in terms of his joking with characters, especially his No thank you bro😂 with Salazar
Ashley: " Leon, NO WAY! "
Leon: WAY😂
What made the remake happened is bcuz OG RE4 with OG Leon is so good and memorable..
OG Leon = Comedic & Fun, Remake Leon = Edgy Sasuke
Man graphics keep improving, it's so wild. REmake 4 cutscenes look like a movie! They're so tonally heavy too. They seemed to have done a great job based on comments I've seen; I haven't watched gameplay yet.
I liked OG Luis more. Cheeky and charismatic. New Luis looks like he needs to warn his neighbors by law that he's in a particular list every time he changes domicile.
I honestly like how the remake doesn't entirely outdate the original, I can see myself playing it for nostalgia some time from now still and have just as much of a blast as I do right now with the remake. Leon in the original was campy, funny and over-the-top. Leon in the remake is a little broody and a smartass, while little more grounded as the plot has been made a lot darker and little more serious. I'd argue he is a lot more endearing in the remake as he doesn't really feel so invincible as he did in the original, but both takes are great and fit the game and the pacing perfectly. Also P. Mercier did not disappoint and delivered a stellar VA for him AND the merchant.
This is my only complaint with the remake they really made him depressive lol, Ashley is also super quiet in comparison which I get people like but she had good banter with Leon in the OG
Chad leon vs Virgin simp leon
real
Og leon still the best one. Had more character depth too
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The omission of “No thanks bro” automatically makes the OG better.
Fun Fact : In French version, Mendez has the voice of Kratos and Salazar Junkrat's one
I hate the seriousness in the remake, Luis saved some scenes for me and I was really disappointed Leon didn't join Luis with the jokes, I hate Leon's personality in the remake agh.
Original will always be better, you NEVER forget your first time. 😉