2006... Honest might be the best word to describe the writing and the performances. Very raw and powerful. Milla Jovovich in particular should have been nominated for an Oscar. The fight in the apartment is unforgettable. This is a look at an underbelly of New York you don't often see on screen.

2004... Resident Evil:Apocalypse serves much more as an action movie than it does as a horror film. Milla Jovovich is one of the only supermodels in the world you can take seriously as an action heroine. The Resident Evil franchise is having fun pitting pretty girls with big guns against ugly monsters with big teeth.

2002... Warm and nice, to choose a boyfriend after careful consideration and not hold him too tight, to let him figure it out by himself and choose. David Krumholtz and Milla Jovovich have the kind of chemistry this type of movie needs. After watching this movie, I'm sure that Milla Jovovich has a divine beauty.

2002... As a horror movie Resident Evil fails miserably, it's not scary and contains small amounts of suspense. As an action film, it can get chaotic. Accompanied by a lot of heavy metal/thrash music. But seeing as it is based on a video game and made primarily for teenage boy video game addicts it is quite good. Milla Jovovich contributes a very capable and entertaining presence to Resident Evil.

2002... You can feel, in listening the enthusiasm of a new era. Previously sold (for the last three years) through the internet, it's acquired somewhat legendary status - as much for its rarity (it has commanded $150 in online auctions). You may call it "underground", "free style techno-jazz", or "so barking it's great"... it probably is.

2001... A complete variety of songs at an ultra low price. Milla Jovovich just adds to this cd of stars. Her song "On The Hill" is as divine as her music career goes. From Russell Crowe and his band of "30 Odd Foot of Grunts", to "Dogstar" the band of Keanu Reeves. Including songs sang by Brad Pitt, Bruce Willis, and Johnny Depp. This is for any fan who truly loves entertainment.

2000... Eloise, a troubled young prostitute who called the The Million Dollar Hotel home. Jovovich continues to do different, independant movies. I would recommend that if you like Gibson movies, anything action, stay clear of this one. This film is mystery, romance, comedy, and sci-fi rolled into one, with splashes of surrealism.

1998... Milla Jovovich does a great job of playing the prostitute who thankfully avoids all the tired clichés of having a heart of gold. "He Got Game" is another proof of Spike's talent. This wasn't your average Spike Lee joint. There was a dark and gritty feeling to this one. It was very enjoyable. I highly recommended it for basketball fans like myself.

1994... Milla wrote the songs when she was about 16! Now, a successful model and actress, who decided to put out an album of dark, lyrical art-rock. The Divine Comedy is a stunningly good album, with folky-pastoral instrumentation, haunting, accomplished vocals, and tight songwriting. It's a real gem from an unlikely source.

1992... As a film, "Chaplin" is hit or miss. It's got a number of good elements. Attenborough's great direction, Downey's fine performance, and a few of the more prominent supporting characters. Unfortunately it tries to cram too much into 143 minutes. And while it's amusing to see a teenage Milla Jovovich, she's certainly not enough to watch the movie for.

1991... This movie is definitely for Milla and Brian Krause fans. Milla's acting seems very inexperienced, but that actually makes her seem more natural at it. Brian Krause does an average job, but again you don't watch a movie for how actors act. What gets you the most about this movie is its beautiful message about how a human being should be, beautiful and pure in all ways.

1988... You still get mesmerized by the glow, and eyes of this young 12 year old Milla. From adventure, romance, drama, and to foreign film, this movie is better than average. Once again Milla proves that she can be full of charm without being sensual or sexual at the same time. Still not released on dvd!