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  • CrimsonArk
    https://twitter.com/GlobalBoxOffice/status/2097713148539097356

    Fandango got $15 off two imax tickets (the $15 basically covers the difference between regular and imax where I live)

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    This looks so good. If they adapted the game’s stories into a movie it would be a trash b movie. The stories are by far the weakest parts of RE. Nothing makes sense and it would make for a terrible movie.

  • Was hoping Suzi would be more level headed about this, but it seems like she’s falling more into the “Zach Cregger isn’t a true fan” type of toxicity.

    Guess it’s not that surprising since she’s basically the de facto RE content creator, but still, kind of disappointing since a lot of people kind of look to her as the outsider voice for the series.

    Seems like it’s fairly set in stone that regardless of quality plenty of people are gonna claim it’s bad without having even seen it in the first place (and actively refusing to before formulating an opinion) or just straight up hate watching it.

  • _Stringer

    This looks so good. If they adapted the game’s stories into a movie it would be a trash b movie. The stories are by far the weakest parts of RE. Nothing makes sense and it would make for a terrible movie.

    Wouldn't be terrible but yes, the take that it's just a B movie is correct.

  • Sep 10
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    Feels like this is going to be more comedy than straight up horror ratio

  • Sep 10
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    Dropped stomp

    Feels like this is going to be more comedy than straight up horror ratio

    Nah, it apparently gets f***ing WEIRD with it, outright grotesque with its monsters, the comedy seems to be primarily situational, driven by the main character’s lack of experience further highlighting the absurdity of the situations he’s finding himself in alongside his reactions.

    I don’t foresee there being all that many out and out jokes and one liners. Very in line with his previous films, but this one he’s described as easily his goriest and most uncompromising.

  • CrimsonArk

    Nah, it apparently gets f***ing WEIRD with it, outright grotesque with its monsters, the comedy seems to be primarily situational, driven by the main character’s lack of experience further highlighting the absurdity of the situations he’s finding himself in alongside his reactions.

    I don’t foresee there being all that many out and out jokes and one liners. Very in line with his previous films, but this one he’s described as easily his goriest and most uncompromising.

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    Got this from a post on X that delivers RE news:

    • Social media embargo: September 15, 9:00 PM PT / September 16, 12:00 AM ET
    • Review embargo: September 16, 9:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM ET

    Don’t know how reputable it is, but if they’re trying to keep things secret about the movie (which Zach seems to be particularly considerate of given how the marketing has gone so far) it does make sense, disappointing though, was hoping it would be more akin to Weapons’ embargo, but I suppose the strength of the IP alone doesn’t really require that to boost to up the box office (which is already looking to be stellar anyway).

  • Sep 10
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    It just keeps going up.

  • CrimsonArk
    https://twitter.com/Culture3ase/status/2098107014136426663

    It just keeps going up.

    All of a sudden my $500-600mil prediction seems like a low ball lmao

  • Sep 10
    CrimsonArk
    https://twitter.com/Culture3ase/status/2098107014136426663

    It just keeps going up.

    W

  • Sep 10
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    CrimsonArk
    https://twitter.com/Culture3ase/status/2098107014136426663

    It just keeps going up.

    wait how is this making so much money, i woulda figured most people hadnt heard of it

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    Yevin

    wait how is this making so much money, i woulda figured most people hadnt heard of it

    You’ve got a combination of Cregger, who’s riding on the waves of Weapons’ success (which was not only a hit, but an Oscar winner), and you have the RE IP itself which is the most popular it’s ever been.

    On top of THAT you also have the cultural zeitgeist that pertains to the horror genre as a whole that’s currently going on (which Cregger himself helped kick off with Barbarian, which was like the first big post-COVID horror movie that I can think of).

    So in the end you’ve got not only the younger generation who loves horror and RE snatching up tickets, you also have the older audiences that grew up with Resident Evil.

    It’s like the perfect horror IP movie releasing at the perfect time.

  • Soundtrack tracklisting that gives away a rough outline of the movie:

    filmmusicreporter.com/2026/09/10/zach-cregger-resident-evil-2026-soundtrack-album-details/#google_vignette

    Seems like I was right with the structure

  • Sep 10
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    hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-features/resident-evil-filmmaker-zach-cregger-test-screenings-1236697134

    Really great interview here. Talks about how test screenings lead to a lot of the “jokes” in the movie being cut down which lead to the film being better received in screenings (and it apparently went over very very well).

    Also, not sure if this was known before, but apparently the package that Bryan is delivering has a one hour timer on it, so I assume that’s a mostly real time clock that’ll be ticking down.

    Another cool tidbit I didn’t know was apparently David Fincher and Bill Hader gave some feedback when Zack was making Weapons and Hader read the script for RE prior to shooting and gave it up a thumbs up.

  • CrimsonArk

    https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-features/resident-evil-filmmaker-zach-cregger-test-screenings-1236697134/

    Really great interview here. Talks about how test screenings lead to a lot of the “jokes” in the movie being cut down which lead to the film being better received in screenings (and it apparently went over very very well).

    Also, not sure if this was known before, but apparently the package that Bryan is delivering has a one hour timer on it, so I assume that’s a mostly real time clock that’ll be ticking down.

    Another cool tidbit I didn’t know was apparently David Fincher and Bill Hader gave some feedback when Zack was making Weapons and Hader read the script for RE prior to shooting and gave it up a thumbs up.

    Here’s a great IG vid of one story Cregger tells about one of Fincher’s really small but clever Weapons notes

    instagram.com/reel/DcBF7uJpERu

    I’d love to hear the rest of Fincher’s pointers and perspectives but this one is a good one

  • Sep 11
    Unity

    Not a huge Resident Evil fan but I'm ready.

  • Sep 11

    This will feed me before control resonant

    Tokyo game show and resident evil ( code Veronica tease next week )

  • Yo this soundtrack actually sounds fire.

  • Sep 11
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    Dropped stomp

    Feels like this is going to be more comedy than straight up horror ratio

  • Sep 11
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    Antidote
    https://twitter.com/discussingfilm/status/2098495696660054346

    I liked the comedy horror aspect of weapons a lot. Wish he kept them in.

  • Sep 11
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    I has hating on the fact that they weren’t adapting the stories from the games, but making an original story during the raccoon city outbreak is actually solid