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Resident Evil Dominates China Box Office for 4th Week
2 Nov
Summary
- Resident Evil film holds China's top box office spot for four consecutive weeks.
- John Wick film, rejected years ago, finally released in China.
- China's overall box office revenue has significantly declined this year.
Constantin Film and Sony Pictures' "Resident Evil" reboot has secured the top spot at China's box office for a fourth consecutive weekend, grossing $4.3 million during the specified frame. Since its release on October 5, the film has accumulated $71.3 million.
New Classics Pictures' crime drama "Traces of Justice" remained in second place, with its cumulative earnings reaching $98.5 million. Lionsgate's "John Wick" debuted in third, earning $2.3 million. This release comes 12 years after its original global launch, as the film was previously deemed too violent for Chinese regulators.
Beijing Joy Fun Pictures' comedy "Mr. & Mrs. Pardon" took fourth place, boosting its total to $59 million. Dirty Monkeys' war comedy-drama "Once Upon a Time in the Middle East" rounded out the top five, continuing its successful run with a cumulative total of $356.9 million.
Overall, mainland China's box office revenue for the weekend was $18.2 million, reflecting a quiet period. The year-to-date box office stands at $4.73 billion, a 29.0% decrease compared to the same period in 2025.
