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Zach Cregger's horror film telling an original story in Raccoon City during the T-virus outbreak, with Austin Abrams playing a medical courier trapped in the disaster.
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The $8.8 million preview haul looked unusually large for Resident Evil. The full weekend confirms how unusual it was. Zach Cregger's reboot has opened to roughly $60 million in North America, more than twice the previous series record, with a lead character who does not come from the games.
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Zach Cregger's Resident Evil has barely entered its opening weekend and it is already operating on a scale the movie franchise has never seen before. The Austin Abrams-led reboot earned $8.8 million from North American previews, sending weekend estimates sharply upward.
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Zach Cregger found a fairly clean solution to one of video game adaptation's oldest problems: do not rewrite the characters players already love. His Resident Evil opens today with Bryan, a new medical courier caught on the edge of Raccoon City's worst night, while Leon, Claire and the rest of Capcom's cast remain safely inside their own stories.
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Zach Cregger could have rebuilt the RPD, cast another Leon Kennedy and spent two hours checking recognizable scenes off a list. His Resident Evil takes a stranger route: a new protagonist, a new mission and a structure designed around the feeling of surviving the games.
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