Resident Evil

Sony Pictures · Released Sep 18, 2026 · R · 1h 33m

In theaters · week 7Sunday estimates, actuals Monday

$400M

Worldwide total through Oct 30–Nov 1, 2026

Domestic
$157M
International
$243M
Budget
$75.0M
Last weekend
$2.5M
−13% from the weekend before

About the film

Zach Cregger's fresh start for the game series: a medical courier (Austin Abrams) fights to survive one night that goes horribly wrong.

Distance to break-even

Worldwide total, week by week

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Break-even zone
Worldwide total after each weekend with reported international numbers. Estimated break-even: $188M–$235M. International totals aren’t reported every weekend, so some weeks have no point.

Weekend by weekend

$60.1M
Wk 1
Wk 2
Wk 3
Wk 4
Wk 5
Wk 6
$2.5M
Wk 7
Domestic weekend gross (Friday to Sunday).
WeekendRankWeekend grossChangeTheatersPer theaterDomestic totalWorldwide total
Wk 7 Oct 30–Nov 1est.6$2.5M−13%1,943$1,302$157M$400M
Wk 6 Oct 23–2510$2.9M−47%2,148$1,350$154M$384M
Wk 5 Oct 16–187$5.5M−36%2,705$2,033$148M–
Wk 4 Oct 9–113$8.6M−32%3,085$2,775$139M–
Wk 3 Oct 2–42$12.6M−45%3,259$3,872$125M–
Wk 2 Sep 25–272$23.0M−62%3,684$6,246$103M–
Wk 1 Sep 18–201$60.1M–3,684$16,327$60.1M–

How it stacks up

Against every film in the ReelMatrix tracker.

Opening weekend · top 10 of 34
  1. Spider-Man: Brand New Day$360M
  2. The Odyssey$124M
  3. Resident Evil$60.1M
  4. Verity$32.0M
  5. Street Fighter$30.8M
  6. Practical Magic 2$30.0M
  7. Other Mommy$27.8M
  8. Insidious: Out of the Further$25.1M
  9. Clayface$24.0M
  10. The End of Oak Street$21.0M
Domestic total after 7 weekends
  1. Spider-Man: Brand New Day$935M
  2. The Odyssey$564M
  3. Resident Evil$157M
  4. Practical Magic 2$68.5M
  5. Insidious: Out of the Further$65.8M
  6. The End of Oak Street$54.2M
  7. PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie$52.9M
  8. Buddy$27.0M
  9. Tony$15.2M

Show the math

Break-even

Production budget
$75.0M
Marketing (estimated for a major studio)
$45.0M–$75.0M
Total cost
$120M–$150M
Studio's share of each ticket dollar
44¢
Later: home, streaming and TV
+20¢
Break-even worldwide
$188M–$235M

Total cost ÷ 64¢ per box office dollar. That's 2.5–3.1× the budget. The studio's share blends 50¢ domestic, 40¢ international and 25¢ in China, weighted by this film's mix: 39% from the US and Canada, from its reported totals.

Money in, money out

From domestic theaters
$78.7M
From international theaters
$97.0M
Home, streaming and TV (est.)
$80.0M
Minus total cost
−$120M–$150M
Estimated profit so far
$106M–$136M

Projection

The projection carries the film’s recent weekend-to-weekend drops forward until its run fades out.

Domestic finish
~$167M
Worldwide finish
~$424M

Verdict: Hit. How verdicts work

Sources

Budget: The Numbers.

Budgets, grosses, break-even points and profits are estimates based on publicly reported numbers. They aren't official studio financials. Verdicts are ReelMatrix's opinion. How the numbers work