扎克·克雷格《生化危机》票房超越《凶器》
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- Oct 20 19:45 · 1 reports扎克·克雷格《生化危机》电影全球票房超越《异形:夺命舰》《Backrooms》和《Obsession》IGN: Zach Cregger's Resident Evil Movie Outpacing Alien: Romulus, Backrooms, and Obsession at the Global Box Office
- Oct 8 03:14 · 1 reports《生化危机》电影将成扎克·克雷格票房最高作品,超越《凶器》GameSpot: Resident Evil Movie Will Become Zach Cregger's Biggest Ever, Surpassing Weapons
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- IGNZach Cregger's Resident Evil Movie Outpacing Alien: Romulus, Backrooms, and Obsession at the Global Box Office
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil has reached $361.1 million worldwide, making it the highest-grossing Resident Evil movie ever and Cregger's biggest commercial hit. At the five-weekend mark, it is outpacing Alien: Romulus ($330 million), Backrooms ($331 million), and Obsession ($287 million). The film has earned $56 million in China so far and helped boost sales of the Resident Evil 2 remake on PS5 by 50%.
- IGNResident Evil Overtakes Weapons as Zach Cregger's Highest-Grossing Film, The Social Reckoning Bombs
The live-action Resident Evil adaptation reached an estimated $320.2 million worldwide, surpassing Weapons to become director Zach Cregger's highest-grossing film. Its fourth weekend brought in $62.65 million, including $40.6 million from its China premiere, returning it to the global number one spot. Aaron Sorkin's The Social Network sequel The Social Reckoning opened in seventh place with just $9 million, a certified bomb.
- GameSpotResident Evil Movie Will Become Zach Cregger's Biggest Ever, Surpassing Weapons
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie has reached $247.6 million worldwide and is expected to surpass his previous biggest film, Weapons ($270 million), by the end of this week or sooner. Its release in China this week, where it debuted on October 5, is projected to add $35 million in its first week and push the global total past $280 million. Cregger has said he is finished with franchise movies, and his next film is the deep-space sci-fi movie The Flood.
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