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Oh you. Did you honestly think they’d stop after four? Think again.

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Paul W.S. Anderson, Mr. Jovovich and Resident Evil: Afterlife director, has told MTV that he would like to be more involved with making games, and plans on doing just that by creating one based on his Buck Rogers project.

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Some snapshots from the Resident Evil: Afterlife film in the works have landed on the net.

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Bad news, folks. Milla Jovovich has tweeted that Resident Evil: Afterlife has been pushed into 2011, and will hit theaters sometime that January.

Here’s the tweet:

“So I think we r definitely pushing the film till jan ’11. We can’t rush it and hve crappy effects, so know it will rock!”

The film was originally slated for August 2010.

Start crying into your milk now.

Thanks, CVG.

ShockTillYouDrop (via Kotaku) has the first on set pictures of the cast of the upcoming Resident Evil movie Afterlife.

They show Milla Jovovich, Heroes’ Ali Larter and Prison Break’s Wentworth Miller, as well as Spencer Locke.

Lovely. Movie is set for a 2010 release.

Milla Jovovich is making Resident Evil: Afterlife. We know, because in the last 24 hours she’s gone completely bonkers with her tweets, detailing loads of scenes and narrative moments.

Naughty Milla. This lot really is spoilertastic, but you can read a broad selection on Kotaku, should you feel the need.

The plotline synopsis for the upcoming Resident Evil movie, Afterlife, has been revealed over on Screen Gems (via ComingSoon).

Sounding like something Don “In a World….” LaFontaine would have spoken for the theatrical trailer, the film synopsis reveals that Alice and survivors are seeking refuge in LA only to be sadly mistaken regarding what awaits them.

Here it is:

In a world ravaged by a virus infection, turning its victims into the Undead, Alice continues on her journey to find survivors and lead them to safety. Her deadly battle with the Umbrella Corporation reaches new heights, but Alice gets some unexpected help from an old friend. A new lead that promises a safe haven from the Undead leads them to Los Angeles, but when they arrive the city is overrun by thousands of Undead and Alice and her comrades are about to step into a deadly trap.

Damn we miss LaFontaine. He made everything better.

Via Kotaku.

Screen Gems and Constantin Film officially announced today the start of production on Resident Evil: Afterlife.

Being filmed in Toronto, Canada, Milla Jovovich returns as Alice with Ali Larter and Spencer Locke returning as Claire Redfield and K-Mart, respectively. Wentworth Miller (Prison Break) will play Chris Redfield and Shawn Roberts will take over the role of Wesker.

Boris Kodjoe and Kim Coates have also been cast.

Due to hit theaters during all 2010, Paul W.S. Anderson is once again directing with a script he wrote all by himself, and will shoot the flick in 3D.

“Alice’s battle with The Umbrella Corporation isn’t finished,” said Anderson. “Last time we saw Alice, she let them know she was coming after them. It’s time to settle the score.”

Go get ‘em Alice.

Via ShockTillYouDrop.

The Resident Evil films may stray a bit too far from their progenitor’s plot path for comfort, but — nerd-ire be damned — someone likes them. Otherwise, the upcoming Resident Evil: Afterlife would’ve never made it into production. Glaring Expert and movie star Milla Jovovich explained:

“The movie makes money. If it makes more money than the last one, you’d think that people want to see another one, so we’ll do another one. There’s been a lot of interest online, there’s been a lot of letters from fans… film company,” she told shocktillyoudrop.

“It’s not like I said, ‘Hey, honey! Let’s do another one right away!’ I mean, it’s an expensive film and it’s all business and if the third one didn’t do well, there wouldn’t be another one.”

Jovovich went on to explain how no expense is being spared on Afterlife’s 3D effects, with director Paul W.S. Anderson studying a number of 3D films in hopes of really making his film pop off the screen.

Movie’s coming in September 2010, if you’re interested.