Ada Wong Reviews

First Appearance: Resident Evil 2
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Brownish-Green (Hazel)

Background and Characteristics

The sexy Ada Wong is a fictional character that made her video game debut in Capcom’s Resident Evil 2. Portrayed in the series as an industrial spy and assassin working for a rival company to Umbrella, Wong is characterized in the game as a mysterious and extremely complex individual with values (and objectives) that often conflict with her employers. Despite these issues, Wong has still managed to create a strong reputation for herself in the corporate sector, and is renowned for her ability to obtain classified information and secrets with relative ease. When combined with her tremendous skills in the martial arts, hand-to-hand combat, and weapon use, Wong is an extremely dangerous (and deadly) individual with the capacity to deal with nearly any adversary that crosses her path.

Physical Appearance

In regard to her physical appearance and form, Ada Wong is an exceptionally hot and attractive Capcom character renowned for her hazel-colored eyes, jet-black hair, and slender frame. Standing approximately 5’6” tall, Wong is also well-proportioned for her overall build. Among her most notable physical traits is a medium-sized bust, well-toned (and rounded) butt, and an hourglass figure characterized by wide hips and a slim waistline. Enhancing each of these attributes for the audience is Wong’s regular donning of revealing attire that consists of tight dresses, short skirts, pantyhose, and low-cut tops that reveal ample amounts of her natural cleavage. When examined alongside her flawless skin, olive complexion, full lips, and incredibly long legs, it is evident that Ada Wong is one of the sexiest Capcom characters to have appeared in the company’s long history.

I wasn't sure what to expect from this flick but since I'm a huge fan of Alfred Hitchcock, I thought I should give it a try. It is the oldest movie made by Hitchcock I have seen so far but it wasn't really good, I'm afraid. To be honest, I didn't really follow the whole thing (I saw it without subtitles) but, even so, the story was not really interesting and I didn't care much about the characters involved. Indeed, none of them was really likeable or intriguing enough. Still, even though we were far from Hitchcock's best work, there were some pretty nice scenes, especially the auctioning scene worked pretty well. The actors were also pretty good and there were some very nice monologues. Still, this movie has an interesting value. Indeed, whereas a director like Orson Welles started his career right away with 'Citizen Kane', arguably one of the best movies ever made, it took Alfred Hitchcock longer, between 10 and 15 years, to finally get there. Basically, he was making often 2 movies a year back in those days and not all of them were that good but his journey was really interesting. To conclude, even though it is not a really good flick, I still think it is worth a look, especially if you are interested in Hitchcock's work.