In its fifth weekend of release, the new Resident Evil film has reportedly surpassed $361.1 million in cumulative global box office revenue. Adapted from the renowned game series Resident Evil, this achievement further breaks director Zach Cregg's personal box office record.
Available data shows that the film earned $148.4 million at the North American box office, with international markets contributing a combined $212.7 million. When the film's global box office previously surpassed $280 million, it had already become the highest-grossing work of Zach Cregg's career.
However, currently disclosed information does not include production budgets or distribution costs, nor does it specify the number of release regions. Therefore, it is temporarily impossible to determine the film's final profitability or confirm whether it has become the highest-grossing entry in the Resident Evil film series. The aforementioned box office figures also lack original links from the production company or box office tracking agencies for verification.
As for the plot, the film centers on a main character who travels to the dangerous Raccoon City and gradually falls into a true nightmare along the way.