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Deadline reports that Sony's new Resident Evil movie is tracking toward a franchise record domestic opening, bringing director Zach Cregger back into the spotlight following his Oscar-winning work on Weapons and his earlier breakthrough with Barbarian. The studio has been selective with preview access, showing only 30 minutes to select media ahead of screenings for his latest project, a restraint that underscores the commercial weight now attached to his name.
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