Movie Comparison: Diner (1982)
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Diner | |
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Domestic Release Date | Apr 2, 1982 |
Production Budget | $5,000,000 |
Opening Weekend Theaters | |
Maximum Theaters | 266 |
Theatrical Engagements | 3,179 |
Domestic Opening Weekend | |
Domestic Box Office | $12,592,907 |
Inflation Adjusted Domestic Box Office |
$46,173,985 |
International Box Office | |
Worldwide Box Office | $12,592,907 |
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8th Weekend | $218,221 / $218,221 |
9th Weekend | $361,224 / $660,491 |
10th Weekend | $241,729 / $999,624 |
11th Weekend | $198,419 / $1,312,893 |
12th Weekend | $140,197 / $1,553,323 |
13th Weekend | $167,725 / $1,800,400 |
14th Weekend | $395,418 / $2,371,964 |
15th Weekend | $901,404 / $3,433,405 |
16th Weekend | $566,178 / $4,242,786 |
17th Weekend | $467,871 / $5,057,816 |
18th Weekend | $480,050 / $5,818,015 |
19th Weekend | $524,762 / $6,526,243 |
20th Weekend | $471,669 / $7,278,904 |
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8th Week | $299,267 / $299,267 |
9th Week | $458,628 / $757,895 |
10th Week | $356,579 / $1,114,474 |
11th Week | $298,652 / $1,413,126 |
12th Week | $219,549 / $1,632,675 |
13th Week | $343,871 / $1,976,546 |
14th Week | $555,455 / $2,532,001 |
15th Week | $1,144,607 / $3,676,608 |
16th Week | $913,337 / $4,589,945 |
17th Week | $748,020 / $5,337,965 |
18th Week | $663,516 / $6,001,481 |
19th Week | $805,754 / $6,807,235 |
20th Week | $661,912 / $7,469,147 |
Note: A theatrical engagement is defined as the movie playing in a single theater for one week. So, for example, a film that plays in 3,000 theaters in its first week and 2,000 theaters in its second week will have had 5,000 theatrical engagements.