Milla Jovovich takes to Twitter to show us Resident Evil 5’s subway set

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 15 years ago

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Say this about Milla Jovovich: she’s been pretty great about communicating with her fans on Twitter. The actress has been in Toronto for the past month or so filming RESIDENT EVIL: RETRIBUTION, and it seems like whenever she’s able to take a break, she shares something from that day’s set. Sure is more than Sony’s doing for us right now!

Today Milla tossed up two videos (so far) giving us a look at a Russian subway station. Of course, they’re not in Russia, they’re still in Canada, but the set is pretty impressive based on what we can see here. (Having actually been inside a Russian subway station, I can confirm that they’re abnormally nice… as far as subway go.)

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