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Resident Evil: Retribution interviews:

• Set visit from ShockTillYouDrop.com

• Interview with Milla from ShockTillYouDrop.com:
  How has your character evolved at this point? How are you tackling Alice in a new way?
  Milla: You know, Alice started off as the audience, as this innocent bystander watching what's going on and then finally understanding what role she had to play in all of it and who she was. And then throughout the series, she kind of started separating from people. First she realized Umbrella was controlling her, so she couldn't be close to people. Now that she's human again, and not only human again, but now she's almost... I mean, this is her life. It's like when you spend 10 years of your life at war, what else do you have, in a sense? This is what she knows. This is what she loves in a weird, sick way. It's what she does best. It's how she excels. I don't know if she would be able to become a teacher or have some sort of career outside of what she does. This is what she does best. And I think in this one, she has a little bit more of a sense of humor about it and is a little more relaxed with it. It's not as shocking as it normally is. In a sense, now she's got her friends, her team, she's part of a team. She's a human being again, so she's connected with the people around her. And she has fun with them. In some strange, twisted way, she gets a kick out of it.

  Can you talk about the weapons training and the guns you use? You've always got a signature gun.
  Milla: Yeah, we've got the Kriss Vectors this time, which I actually did a video of that I Tweeted, which are really wonderful guns. They've actually never been shot on screen before. They used a version of them on Total Recall, but they kind of did them up in some crazy sci-fi way. But these are the original bad-ass Kriss Vector guns. They are amazing in the way they fit and the way we have them incorporated into the costume.

  You have two weeks left on this one. Are there any ideas percolating for the sixth?
  Milla: This is the first time Paul had an idea for number six, where there's a story that we talked about, a year ago now, that was five and six. We were just talking about it. I said "And then what happens?" Then naturally, it was "Well, this and that and this is why and this is actually going on." He does have sort of a rough basis for a sixth movie.

  So, you feel this one is going to be a companion piece to the sixth one? Is it kind of a cliffhanger?
  Milla: We never make these movies thinking another one is going to come around the corner. I think that's part of what makes them so great, is that you don't have that comfort of going "Oh yeah, we're just shooting them back-to-back. Whatever." We put 100 per cent of our passion into each one and I think the audience reacts to that. Definitely, there's some ideas, potentially, for a sixth movie.

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