Learn about the curse of `movies adapted from games` and the `unlucky victims` (part 2)

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Movies adapted from Video Games have been around for a long time and have gone through many stages of development, along with video games, and up to now, there are many movies that have received a warm response from the audience.

11. Lara Croft: Tomb Raider – The Cradle of Life – 2003

Release date: July 25, 2003

Cinemascore: B-

Tomatometer score: 25%

Budget: $95 million

Revenue: $156 million

The second film about the `ladylike` Lara Croft on the big screen was released just 2 years after the premiere of part 1. Still following the tradition of the previous film, this is an average rated film.

12. Resident Evil: Apocalypse – 2004

Release date: September 10, 2004

Cinemascore: B

Tomatometer score: 21%

Budget: $45 million

Revenue: $129 million

Learn about the curse of `movies adapted from games` and the `unlucky victims` (part 2)

Resident Evil: Apocalyse is a sequel to the movie based on Capcom’s famous game series released in 2002. The movie is loved by the gaming community even though the quality of the movie is only average, plus the revenue is low.

13. Alone In The Dark – 2005

Release date: January 28, 2005

Cinemascore: F

Tomatometer score: 1%

Budget: $20 million

Revenue: $10 million

Learn about the curse of `movies adapted from games` and the `unlucky victims` (part 2)

If there is an award for the worst movie of all time, perhaps Alone In The Dark directed by Uwe Boll is the best candidate for this position.

14. Doom – 2005

Release date: October 21, 2005

Cinemascore: B-

Tomatometer score: 19%

Budget: $60 million

Revenue: $56 million

Learn about the curse of `movies adapted from games` and the `unlucky victims` (part 2)

A movie starring The Rock star Dwayne Johnson, adapted from id Software’s famous game of the same name, the movie continues to be a huge disappointment, along with Alone In The Dark, being two

15. Silent Hill – 2006

Release date: April 21, 2006

Cinemascore: C

Tomatometer score: 29%

Budget: $50 million

Revenue: $97 million

Learn about the curse of `movies adapted from games` and the `unlucky victims` (part 2)

Silent Hill is a horror film produced in cooperation between France and Canada.

16. Resident Evil: Extinction – 2007

Release date: September 21, 2007

Cinemascore: B-

Tomatometer score: 23%

Expense: ???

Revenue: $94 million

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The third film of the Resident Evil action horror film series.

17. Hitman – 2007

Release date: November 21, 2007

Cinemascore: B

Tomatometer score: 15%

Budget: $24 million

Revenue: $100 million

The movie about the bald assassin Hitman was first released to the public in 2007, and this was not a bad debut as many audiences had positive feedback about the movie as well as its box office.

18. Max Payne – 2008

Release date: October 17, 2008

Cinemascore: C

Tomatometer score: 16%

Budget: $35 million

Revenue: $85 million

The film was written by Beau Thorne and directed by director John Moore. The film received countless negative feedback from both fans and the media, with a rating of only 16% on Rotten Tomato.

19. Prince of Persia: Sand of Time – 2010

Release date: May 28, 2010

Cinemascore: B

Tomatometer score: 36%

Budget: over $150 million

Revenue: $336 million

Prince of Persia: Sand of Time is a film based on the famous game series of the same name from Ubisoft.

20. Resident Evil: Afterlife – 2010

Release date: September 10, 2010

Cinemascore: B-

Tomatometer score: 23%

Budget: $60 million

Revenue: $300 million

Another Resident Evil movie was released.

(To be continued…)

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