B-movie actress/musician/model/all-around beautiful woman Milla Jovovich became the latest famous person to trap herself in a box for the sake of art at the Venice Biennale. For those who don't remember, Tilda Swinton pulled this trick a mere two months ago at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. It may be time to retire the concept.

But the real art of Milla Jovovich cannot be found at any art show or museum. It can only be found on the DVDs of her many action/sci-fi movies. My friend and I had perhaps too much time on our hands in college, and we ripped through several of her commentary tracks, which tend to be better than the actual movies they're commenting on: the endless Resident Evil franchise, Ultraviolet. Witness her and costar Oded Fehr parodying the intense combat of Resident Evil: Apocalypse below. Jovovich laughs herself hoarse. She's also known for her bizarre observations — "Here I'm like a human Cuisinart. Shew-shew-shew-shew-shew! Here we go!" — and it should be noted the tracks have their haters. But for me spending time with them is like watching with a good friend who likes these sorts of popcorn flicks but also understands they're not to be taken too seriously. The multitalented Jovovich, who is married to the man who makes a lot of those Resident Evil movies and comes off as charming and affable in anything she does, definitely doesn't take herself too seriously. Which is probably why she's willing to put herself in a box.

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