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Resident Evil's global opening passes $108 million

Deadline reports a franchise-best worldwide debut for Zach Cregger's film, with more markets still to open.

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The announcement

Deadline's September 21 global box-office update puts Resident Evil's worldwide opening at $108.3 million, including $48.3 million internationally. The outlet calls it the biggest global opening for both the franchise and director Zach Cregger.

The international rollout is still underway. Deadline lists Japan for October 9, while China's release date remains unannounced in that report.

Why it caught our attention

For a series that has moved between survival horror and full-throttle action, a new interpretation gives audiences another way into its nightmare. Opening-weekend ticket sales show initial interest; they do not decide whether this version's approach to horror will work for every viewer.

What remains unknown

The figures and market dates here are a snapshot of Deadline's September 21 reporting, not a claim of final audited totals or simultaneous worldwide availability. Box-office figures can be revised as reporting updates.