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Resident Evil is the strongest installment in the franchise and has crossed a major milestone at the box office in North America. Although the film has experienced a sharp decline since the opening weekend, it has achieved this amazing feat domestically. The film landed at #2 in the domestic box office rankings despite multiple new releases, showing its solid hold and popularity. Keep scrolling for the deets.
The movie missed a major global milestone by a few million in its second weekend. The horror flick is highly rated and has positive word of mouth. It has been a good year for horrors, and this Zach Cregger-helmed movie is also having a solid run. With a franchise-best $60.1 million opening weekend gross, the film emerged as the franchise’s top opening-weekend grosser, leaving everyone hyped.
Resident Evil crosses $100 million at the domestic box office
According to the latest reports, the weekend actuals for Resident Evil came in a bit lower. The Zach Cregger-helmed movie collected a solid $23 million on its second three-day weekend in North America. box office. It is a record number in the franchise. The film experienced a sharp decline of 62.2% from last weekend, when it opened in cinemas.
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2nd three-day weekend breakdown
- Friday – $7.0 million
- Saturday – $9.8 million
- Sunday – $6.2 million
Total – $23 million
Resident Evil has crossed the $100 million milestone at the North American box office. It currently stands at $103.2 million in domestic cume [via Box Office Mojo]. It is the first-ever installment in the franchise to cross this major domestic milestone.
Check out the domestic totals of the Resident Evil movies
- Resident Evil — $103.2 million
- Resident Evil: Afterlife — $60.1 million
- Resident Evil: Apocalypse — $51.2 million
- Resident Evil: Extinction — $50.6 million
- Resident Evil: Retribution — $42.3 million
- Resident Evil (2002) — $40.1 million
- Resident Evil: The Final Chapter — $26.8 million
- Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City — $17.0 million
More about the movie
The Zach Cregger helmed installment is also tracking to earn between $150 million and $160 million at the North American box office in its original run. The horror movie has hit $196.2 million in worldwide cume. The video game adaptation was released on September 18.
Box office summary of the film
Domestic – $103.2 million
International – $93.0 million
Worldwide – $196.2 million
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