Director Paul W.S Anderson announced that filming for Resident Evil: The Final Chapter is almost done. Milla Jovovich says that the sixth installment of the zombie action film will be grittier than its predecessors. There are also rumors circulating on the internet that Resident Evil 6's first trailer might be released this month.
Paul W.S Anderson said that the Resident Evil: Final chapter only needs a little work on editing before the studio releases its first trailer, as reported by Ecumenical News. Milla Jovovich is attached to return to her role as Alice, together with actor Shaw Roberts. There are also some reports that say Ali Larter of Resident Evil: Afterlife actress will reprise her role as Claire Redfield in the latest Resident Evil film.
One of the fans of the installment asked Milla Jovovich on her Twitter account, what would make Resident Evil: The Final Chapter unique and different from its previous films. The actress who plays Alice responded that The Final Chapter will be much grittier and raw than the last one. She also said that the action will be in everyone else's faces and that no slow motion will be involved. Milla Jovovich also said that the latest film will showcase a part of Alice, which was never seen before in other Resident Evil movies. Moreover, she also expressed her sadness about Resident Evil movies nearing its end.
It was shown at the end part of Resident Evil: Retribution that it was over for the franchise, but Milla Jovovich and her husband director Paul W.S Anderson thought there's one more thing to say. The couple decided to create one final chapter. Although many fans celebrated about the news that Resident Evil will have a final show, some expressed their disappointment saying the last chapter is just all about the money, as reported by The Master Herald.
Resident Evil: Final Chapter will hit the big screen this coming January 2017. Milla Jovovich and husband Paul W.S Anderson promised fans that the last chapter will not disappoint and that it was still made out of passion, not for profit.
