Resident Evil Reboot Crosses $100M Domestically in Three Weeks
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil has grossed $125 million in the US, the first film in the franchise to pass the $100 million mark.
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil has become the first film in the franchise to cross $100 million at the US box office, grossing $125 million domestically after three weeks in theaters, according to movieweb.com.
The reboot far surpasses the previous domestic record holder, 2010's Resident Evil: Afterlife, which grossed $60.1 million. It also grossed over seven times more than 2021's Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, which finished its US run with $17 million.
It is the first entry in the franchise to earn more in the US ($125 million) than internationally ($121 million). Its $246 million global haul ranks third in the series.
The film was produced by Constantin Film, Davis Films, PlayStation Productions, Subconscious, Vertigo Entertainment, and Columbia Pictures, with a $75 million budget.
Franchise context
2016's Resident Evil: The Final Chapter earned $285 million internationally but only $27 million domestically. The 2022 Netflix live-action series was canceled after one season due to declining viewership, and Cregger has refused to direct a sequel.
Quick answers
How much has Zach Cregger's Resident Evil grossed domestically?
The film has grossed $125 million at the US box office after three weeks in theaters.
Is the Resident Evil reboot the highest-grossing film in the franchise domestically?
Yes, it is the first film in the franchise to cross $100 million domestically, surpassing the previous record holder, 2010's Resident Evil: Afterlife, which grossed $60.1 million.
Who produced Zach Cregger's Resident Evil?
The film was produced by Constantin Film, Davis Films, PlayStation Productions, Subconscious, Vertigo Entertainment, and Columbia Pictures, with a $75 million budget.