Movie Comparison: Santa Claus (1985)
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Santa Claus | |
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Domestic Release Date | Nov 29, 1985 |
Production Budget | |
Opening Weekend Theaters | 970 |
Maximum Theaters | 1,585 |
Theatrical Engagements | 7,062 |
Domestic Opening Weekend | $5,647,160 |
Domestic Box Office | $23,717,291 |
Inflation Adjusted Domestic Box Office |
$72,004,126 |
International Box Office | $25,849 |
Worldwide Box Office | $23,743,140 |
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Santa Claus | |
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Opening Weekend | $5,647,160 / $7,142,367 |
2nd Weekend | $3,146,824 / $10,639,191 |
3rd Weekend | $2,722,804 / $14,171,995 |
4th Weekend | $3,246,211 / $18,241,098 |
5th Weekend | $1,568,800 / $22,463,748 |
6th Weekend | $290,508 / $23,593,141 |
7th Weekend | $55,180 / $23,717,291 |
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Santa Claus | |
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Opening Week | $5,997,160 / $7,492,367 |
2nd Week | $3,956,824 / $11,449,191 |
3rd Week | $3,545,696 / $14,994,887 |
4th Week | $5,900,061 / $20,894,948 |
5th Week | $2,407,685 / $23,302,633 |
6th Week | $359,478 / $23,662,111 |
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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.