Will the total domestic gross for Resident Evil be less than 150m by October 31?

Analysis

Sony's Resident Evil was projected to reach a domestic total of about $124.4 million by the end of its third weekend, according to one trade report dated October 3, 2026. That figure is a projection, not a final actual, and it sits roughly $25 million under the $150 million line. The earlier run supports that picture. Another report put the second weekend at $23.3M, down 61%, with a ten-day total of $103.4M. A weekly summary dated October 2 listed $112.3M after two weeks. Friday's third-weekend gross was reported at $3.62 million, with about $12 million expected for the weekend, and a separate trade estimate put the total near $124.3 million. The reasoning is simple. To pass $150 million, the film would need roughly $25 million more across the rest of October after this weekend. Weekend drops of around 60% in the second frame, and a projected $12 million third weekend, point to a steep slide rather than a stretch of steady holds. That makes the under-$150 million outcome the likelier one, though not a certain one. One limit: the declared resolution source, the official source, was read but its quoted figure could not be verified on the page, so the deciding source was not verified for this forecast. A reader reported $116,019,895 as of October 2, but that reading is unconfirmed and partial. What to watch: the actual third-weekend total versus the roughly $12 million projection, and how much the film drops in the weekend after.