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The record-breaking preview numbers and rave reviews suggest strong audience interest in a fresh take on Resident Evil, which could influence future video game adaptations.

The record-breaking preview numbers and rave reviews suggest strong audience interest in a fresh take on Resident Evil, which could influence future video game adaptations.

Key points - Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie earned $9 million or more in Thursday previews in the US. - The previous franchise record for Thursday previews was $1 million for 2016's Resident Evil: The Final Chapter. - The movie is projected to make between $40 million and $50 million in its opening weekend. - The film has a reported budget of $75 million, excluding marketing expenses. - It is now the highest-rated video game adaptation ever, according to GameSpot.

Timeline - September 17: Resident Evil movie debuts in Thursday night previews, earning $9 million or more. - September 18: Resident Evil movie officially releases in theaters.

FAQ

Q: How much did the Resident Evil movie make in Thursday previews? A: It made $9 million or more in the US, according to Deadline, setting a franchise record.

Q: What is the projected opening weekend gross? A: Experts predict $40 million to $50 million in the US, with potential to go higher.

Q: Is the new Resident Evil movie based on the games? A: No, it does not feature any characters or stories from the games, which director Zach Cregger has said some hardcore fans rejected.

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