Resident Evil: Afterlife Website Updated Wallpapers.

The official website of Resident Evil: Afterlife has just been updated with some pretty cool movie posters! You guys should check these out. :)

Another Resident Evil After Life Poster.

Another new poster for Resident Evil: Afterlife has hit the Net.

The new poster comes courtesy of IGN, who tells us that a new trailer is coming next Friday. Click the link for the full high-res version, and look for Paul W.S. Anderson's upcoming 3D Resident Evil installment, Resident Evil: Afterlife, in theatres September 10th.

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New Resident Evil After Life Photos: Milla Jovovich And Wentworth Miller.

UGO and Ultimate Resident Evil have between them shared five new images and a one-sheet movie poster for this fall's Resident Evil: Afterlife.

In what will be the fourth Resident Evil film, Alice (Milla Jovovich) teams up with Chris and Claire Redfield (Wentworth Miller and Ali Larter) in Los Angeles where the trio think they will be safe from the Umbrella Corps' zombies. Yeah, right.

The film is being shot in 3D using James Cameron & Vincent Pace's patented Fusion Camera System, the first film since Avatar to utilize the technology. Look for it in 2D and 3D flavors at theaters and IMAX on September 10.





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22 Photos Of Resident Evil After Life

Here are some of the 22 latest photos of the most awaited Resident Evil: After Life.






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Interview: Ali Larter on Claire Redfield in Resident Evil: Afterlife

When it comes to horror, Ali Larter should learn to never say never. During press for Resident Evil: Extinction, the actress seemed pretty sure that was the last we'd see of Claire Redfield, her zombie-killing counterpart in the franchise based on the Capcom video game. But, Redfield is back and so is Larter for Resident Evil: Afterlife, opening September 10 in 2D and 3D. As part of our on-going set report, here's the chat we had with Larter up in Toronto last year.

Jovovich: 'Filming in 3D was hard'

Milla Jovovich has said that she found filming the latest Resident Evil movie in 3D to be very difficult.


The actress revealed that she struggled to conform to the demands of the new technology.

"I do tend to gesticulate a lot when I talk but you just can't do that when you're shooting in 3-D because every movement is magnified," Jovovich told Contact Music.

"It took a lot of effort for me to keep still. Also, the cameras are so heavy and take so long to set up, there was a lot of waiting around. So it was all very hard for me."
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Resident Evil will continue beyond ‘Afterlife’.

With Resident Evil: Afterlife on the way later this year, many are wondering whether or not this fourth film will be the last in its series, not including any reboots. Jeremy Bolt, producing partner with Paul W.S. Anderson, discussed this with Ryan Rotten of ShockTillYouDrop while on the movie’s Toronto set.

Resident Evil: After Life Movie Shooting.

Shooting is currently underway in Toronto, Canada for the fourth instalment of the popular Resident Evil horror film series. The film is titled Resident Evil: Afterlife 3D and sees Milla Jovovich reclaiming her role as Alice while Wentworth Miller (of Prison Break fame) steps into the role of Chris Redfield.

Afterlife is being directed and produced by Paul Anderson, who just happens to be Jovovich’s husband, and who also wrote and directed the first Resident Evil film in 2002. It will hit the big screen on the 10th of September 2010 and will be the first film in the series to be released in 3D.

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Resident Evil After Life Photos.

Here are some Resident Evil After Life Photos that will make you more excited to see the movie.

First Look at ‘Resident Evil: Afterlife’.

Anyone who saw Resident Evil: Extinction knows that it left off on a cliffhanger that required a fourth film be made in the series based off the hit video game franchise. While it was up in the air for a short time whether it would get made, Resident Evil: Afterlife is now set for a September release date and looks to be coming to the screen in glorious 3D.