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10 Essential Cinematic AntiheroesA few images and a new international poster have hit the web, proving that fans of the series are in for more of what they love. The images show Jovovich looking rather imposing as usual, standing over a pile of dead guys after what we suppose was an intense melee. The second image shows Jovovich strolling down the street with actress Li Bingbing, who will be playing the role of Ada Wong – a fan favorite who will be making her first feature appearance here. Curiously enough, Sony and Screen Gems have seemed to reuse the very artwork conceit they employed on the “Underworld” Legacy Collection of all four films, with the international poster for 'Retribution' showing Jovovich shot from behind as she stares at her perilous world. Though the werewolves of “Underworld” have now been replaced by the post-apocalyptic remains of New York City, London, and Moscow, with “Terminator”-like aircrafts soaring through the air. The horror!
The fifth installment will see Jovovich’s beau Paul W.S. Anderson return to the writer-director capacity, with Alice fighting alongside a new resistance movement in the ongoing battle against the evil Umbrella Corporation and the undead creatures they’ve produced. Sounds like the plot for every “Resident Evil” film so far, but fans will have to wait and find out what’s in store when the film is released on September 14th. The trailer arrives on Thursday, in case you care. [Kinopoisk/RecentMoviePosters]

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3 Comments
syed aslam | August 16, 2012 5:10 AM
i want to this type new images
Joe | June 13, 2012 11:08 AM
Now they're just ripping off Underworld with that suit, and Milla doesn't come close to wearing that outfit as great as Kate Beckinsale does.
Olli | June 12, 2012 1:32 AM
Anderson may not be the most exciting director, but all of his films are at least visually exciting and he is one of the very few directors knowing how to use 3D for his movies. RE: Afterlife and The three musketeers were really fine examples for that, and he always films in 3D rather than making a cheap and ugly conversion.