WorldPing“Weapons” director Zach Cregger has electrified the box office again, this time with his take on “Resident Evil.” His reboot of the ’90s zombie video game has collected $60 million in its opening weekend.
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‘Resident Evil’ Scores $60M U.S. Opening: Best Ever For Zach Cregger & Franchise – Box Office Update
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WorldPingSUNDAY AM: Sony/Constantin’s Resident Evil racked up a greater score at the domestic box office with a $60M opening, which as we told you all along is not only a record for the franchise (that was clear when it came on tracking three weeks ago), but…
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Austin Abrams stars in Sony's reboot that sets a record debut for the franchise and marks the year's best-reviewed horror title.
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WorldPing“Backrooms” has hit $400 million at the global box office, a remarkable benchmark for the low-budget indie sensation. After nearly four months on the big screen, “Backrooms” has generated $197.5 million domestically and $202.
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WorldPingRaised on punk, alt-comedy and the church, Cregger’s Lynchian approach to horror is anything but typical.
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WorldPingIn her remarks at the Saturday night opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Arts, the event’s co-host Mellody Hobson shared her husband George Lucas’ anxiety whether A-listers would show up.
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George Lucas and Mellody Hobson celebrated their new L.A. museum with the help of Harrison Ford, Leonardo DiCaprio, Oprah, Steven Spielberg, Christopher Nolan, Kim Kardashian and many more.
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