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Milla Jovovich
After seeing The Fifth Element I discovered I had a major crush on the orange-haired Milla Jovovich. God dang did she look good!
Though I try to support all she does, Resident Evil didn't really do too much for me until a brief shot in the final ten minutes. To be honest, the scene caused me to snap up off the couch as I couldn't believe what I just saw. Others out there should know what I am talking about and, if you don't, you most likely have not seen Resident Evil.
What is it? One hint -- muff.
Jovovich Talks Resident Evil: Extinction
Now that we are far past the rewind and pause phase from the first installment, Sony Pictures is prepping the third installment, Resident Evil: Extinction, to help close out a trilogy. Since Resident Evil: Apocalypse had a budget greater than the first installment, one has to assume another bump up for Extinction -- I am guessing $55 million. We can already see the improvements in the film's trailer and, with a little luck, Screen Gems' investment will pay off.
To help spread the word Milla Jovovich recent stopped in with WizardUniverse to discuss the third installment and how she will be (un)dressed in the film.
What’s the plot of September’s “Resident Evil: Extinction”?
This one takes place in a post-apocalyptic world, in the sense that the disease has escaped and pretty much 98 percent of the world is infected. So there are groups of survivalists who stick together. Unfortunately, if they stay in one place the zombies would catch them. So they have to keep moving. So it’s a very “Mad Max” vibe with all the crazy, tricked-out trucks and stuff. Very cool vehicles.
Zombies hate the cold! Anyway, you said this film is better than part 2, which you said you were somewhat disappointed in. How is “Extinction” better?
I feel like the characters are stronger, the action scenes are much cooler and the storyline is really fun and exciting. It’s not your typical action film. I felt like maybe the last one was a bit more “explosion, explosion, explosion.” Not very much character development. And here, you really have some great relationships form. I mean, look, people go to see these movies for the action, but as an actor you want to feel involved and like you really care about these people. And I feel like Paul [W. S. Anderson] did an amazing job writing the script. I think he was much more inspired, he didn’t have “Alien vs. Predator” that he was writing at the same time. And I think bringing back the “Mad Max” genre is really cool. That’s something we haven’t seen in a long time.
The interview goes on to discuss how Jovovich and Ali Larter party it up together after shoots. Sounds awesome.
Read the entire interview on Extinction over at WizardUniverse.
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