Zach Cregg's new Resident Evil film has received its first batch of reviews following early screenings in the United States. Currently, the film holds a 92% audience approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 7.9 user rating on IMDb.
In addition to audience reviews, the film has achieved a 96% approval rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. Although these figures may still change in the coming days, this strong start surpasses previous game adaptations in the Resident Evil series and marks director Zach Cregg's highest opening performance to date.
IMDb user ratings do not require viewers to verify their movie tickets. As of now, the film's average score on the platform stands at 7.9, reflecting reviews from early screeners.
The film's CinemaScore has not yet been released. The organization surveys audiences at theater exits, and analysts currently predict the film may receive a rating between B+ and A-. The official results are scheduled for release on September 19 local time, by which point the film will also have had its wide release in the United States.