Milla Jovovich

Despite what the stars involved in Resident Evil: Extinction have said at the press conference (mostly, "this is the final chapter"), the movie ending seems to be set for the installment of Resident Evil 4. Will Paul W.S. Anderson direct the Resident Evil 4 movie? He revealed that he wrote another movie late last year. And Capcom was getting involved. He told, "Everyone was excited." A report by Shock Till You Drop (STYD) said that Sony's Screen Gems is looking to get Resident Evil 4 into US theaters by September 17, 2010 with title Resident Evil: Afterlife. STYD claimed it was from an internal ... Read Full Story

July 02, 2009 08:27:27 GMT Words are, Sony's Screen Gems eyes to follow up 'Resident Evil: Extinction' with 'Resident Evil: Afterlife' that will open wide in theaters in September 2010. A year after director/scribe Paul W. S. Anderson said he is working on fourth "Resident Evil" movie, reports on possible release date are coming in for the fourth installment of the video game adaptation series. Shock Till You Drop (STYD) recently broke out that the studio eyes to release the movie in U.S. theaters by September 17, 2010. STYD claimed the news came from a Sony insider suggesting that an internal memo of the ... Read Full Story

Video games and consoles : Milla Jovovich Confirms 4th Resident Evil Movie Stats : 1 Post Read Full Story

Ok so here's the deal: I love Milla Jovovich. I really do. I think she's smart and pretty and one of the only models who have ever made a successful go at acting. That being said, is it just me or is she looking a tad Linda Evangelista in this July spread for Harper's Bazaar? And I'm not talking 1993 Linda-I'm talking present day with her eyebrows on the back of her head and skin so tight you could bounce an entire pennyroll off it. Why oh why would someone as gorgeous and young as Milla even begin to alter her face? She should ... Read Full Story

‘Dazed and Confused’ was director Richard Linklater’s ode to his Texas high school days and it became a cult hit from its release in 1993. The story follows a group of high school teens in 1976 as they ponder the end of the school year and the events that come along with it: freshman hazing, cruising around, keg parties, and weed…loads of it. Many of the young actors in its ensemble cast graduated to stardom shortly thereafter and the New York Daily News hunted them down to see where they are now. The film starred two of the most successful actors today: Matthew McConaughey ... Read Full Story