The
third
and
final
installment
of
the
$100
million
Resident
Evil
trilogy,
Resident
Evil:
Extinction
is
again
based
on
the
wildly
popular
video
game
series
and
releases
in
South
Africa
on
19
October
2007.
Constantin’s
Bernd
Eichinger,
Robert
Kulzer
and
Martin
Moszkowicz,
who
first
envisioned
the
Resident
Evil
movie
franchise,
are
once
again
reunited
with
Davis
Films’
Samuel
and
Victor
Hadida
and
Impact
Pictures’
Jeremy
Bolt
and
Paul
W.S.
Anderson.
“Paul
has
done
something
which
is
very
unusual
for
a
genre
movie,”
says
producer
Robert
Kulzer.
“It
feels
like
a
very
epic
movie,
with
story
arcs
that
go
across
several
movies
and
combine
again
and
get
separated
again.
All
of
these
characters
have
taken
on
lives
of
their
own.
He’s
so
connected
with
this
franchise,
and
these
characters
and
the
world
of
the
game.
I
think
this
world
really
inspires
his
imagination.”
Milla
Jovovich
once
again
plays
the
role
of
Alice
,
an
experiment
of
the
Umbrella
Corporation
whose
DNA
bonded
with
the
T-Virus,
giving
her
unprecedented
power
and
independence.
The
movie
picks
up
three
years
after
the
second
film
ended.
It
is
set
in
the
desert
with
very
few
people,
few
buildings
and
a
strong
atmosphere
of
isolation
and
desolation.
The
story
is
original,
but
one
that
unfolds
in
a
world
that
fans
of
the
game
will
recognize.
It
is
all
part
of
trying
to
deliver
a
movie-going
experience
that
satisfies
the
fans
of
the
game
but
also
provides
a
fun
cinematic
experience
for
a
broader
audience
that
has
never
played
a
Resident
Evil
game.
Where
the
first
two
films
unfolded
in
tight,
contained
spaces,
the
third
film’s
large
scale
action
sequences
take
place
amid
post-apocalyptic
landscapes
in
broad
daylight
and
was
shot
in
Mexicali,
Mexico.
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