Resident Evil (2026) Tops Mad Max: Fury Road Worldwide Box Office
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil has passed Fury Road's lifetime global gross with $383.9 million, on a $75 million budget.
Resident Evil (2026) has overtaken Mad Max: Fury Road at the worldwide box office, reaching a global gross of $383.9 million against Fury Road's lifetime total of $379.4 million, according to movieweb.com.
The new film, directed by Zach Cregger and released on September 18, 2026, has earned $230.3 million internationally, above Fury Road's $225.8 million. Domestically, the two are nearly level: Resident Evil stands at $153.58 million, just below Fury Road's $153.64 million.
Resident Evil carries a reported production budget of $75 million, compared with $185 million for George Miller's Fury Road. The 2026 film, which runs 95 minutes and stars Austin Abrams and Kali Reis, holds a 96% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Eleven years between the two releases
Mad Max: Fury Road, starring Tom Hardy, was released 11 years before this article. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga reached theaters more than two years ago. In 2024, Hardy said the chances of Mad Max: The Wasteland happening were slim, and in June, per insider reports, Miller was said to be seeking studio partners for one last Mad Max film.
2021's Welcome to Raccoon City was the lowest-grossing Resident Evil film and was largely panned.
Quick answers
How much has Resident Evil (2026) grossed worldwide?
$383.9 million, according to movieweb.com.
What is Mad Max: Fury Road's lifetime worldwide gross?
$379.4 million.
When was Resident Evil (2026) released?
September 18, 2026.