Resident Evil: Extinction (the Finale)

The third and final sequel of the $100 million Resident Evil hits is finally here. The Resident Evil: Extinction was once again based on the ever popular video game series and picks up where the last film has left off which means that in order to understand the latest Resident Evil you have to watch the other two sequels. The film will features starts like the gorgeous Milla Jovovich who will play Alice who is now hiding in the Nevada desert and will once again join forces with Carlos Olivera played by Oded Fehr and L.J. portrayed by Mike Epps.

There are also new survivors added on the film like Claire portrayed by Ali Larter, K-Mart played by Spencer Locke and Nurse Betty played by no less than Ashanti. These new survivors together with the previous characters that we love will try to eliminate once and for all the deadly virus that threatens to make every human being undead.

Alice for her part would also seek for justice for what the Umbrella Corporation has done to her. It can be remembered that in the second Resident Evil Movie Alice was captured by the corporation and was subjected to biogenic experimentation which has altered the genetic makeup of Alice giving her super-human strengths, senses, and dexterity---in short skills needed to survive.

But that’s not the exciting part yet. In the movie you will see the beautiful Milla Jovovich looking dangerously hot on two wheels. She wanders the western United States riding a souped-up super bike searching for other survivors while blasting any undead to pieces that blocks her way. She will also be fighting with the evil corporation that was responsible for the virus.

And guess what Milla alias Alice will be riding? A BMW Motorrad K1200R, a mean 163 horsepower super bike naked roadster created by non other done the Bavarian cycle maker, BMW the maker of BMW 325ix parts.

The extreme zombie killing super bike is being promoted by BMW as “the ultimate hooligan bike”.

Marc Weinstock, Executive Vice President of Screen Gems, “Extinction’s” distributor just can’t help but say while watching Milla on the bike, "She looks hot on it."

A replica of the BMW Motorrad K1200R that was custom air-brushed by artist Georg Huber was unveiled at the Comic-Con. Afterwards it will be taken to Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas for the film’s Sept. 20 premier and giveaway promotion.

The Resident Evil: Extinction is directed by Russell Mulcahy, written by Paul W.S. Anderson, produced by Robert Kulzer, Jeremy Bolt, and Paul W.S. Anderson, executive producers are Bernd Eichinger, Samuel Hadida, and Kelly Van Horn.