Movie Comparison: An Officer and a Gentleman (1982) vs. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
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An Officer and a Gentleman | E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial | |
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Domestic Title | ET: The Extra-Terrestrial | |
Domestic Release Date | Jul 28, 1982 | Jun 11, 1982 |
Production Budget | $6,000,000 | $10,500,000 |
Opening Weekend Theaters | 346 | 1,101 |
Maximum Theaters | 1,050 | 3,010 |
Theatrical Engagements | 27,756 | 63,341 |
Domestic Opening Weekend | $3,304,679 | $11,911,430 |
Domestic Box Office | $129,795,554 | $439,454,989 |
Inflation Adjusted Domestic Box Office |
$471,544,376 | $1,453,084,096 |
International Box Office | $357,852,418 | |
Worldwide Box Office | $129,795,554 | $797,307,407 |
Remove | Remove |
An Officer and a Gentleman | E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial | |
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Opening Weekend | $3,304,679 / $4,330,104 | $11,911,430 / $11,911,430 |
2nd Weekend | $3,329,896 / $9,841,079 | $12,626,905 / $34,810,211 |
3rd Weekend | $5,019,863 / $16,974,643 | $13,383,704 / $58,193,362 |
4th Weekend | $5,338,434 / $25,300,837 | $17,254,946 / $86,920,785 |
5th Weekend | $5,616,676 / $33,914,134 | $12,415,037 / $106,680,622 |
6th Weekend | $7,711,202 / $44,535,138 | $12,826,160 / $129,673,820 |
7th Weekend | $4,537,790 / $50,589,014 | $11,089,490 / $151,022,925 |
8th Weekend | $4,061,544 / $56,435,409 | $10,359,961 / $169,825,554 |
9th Weekend | $3,819,909 / $61,500,061 | $9,438,813 / $187,658,087 |
10th Weekend | $3,376,880 / $65,997,548 | $8,366,895 / $202,987,662 |
11th Weekend | $4,509,267 / $71,461,729 | $7,620,888 / $216,863,742 |
12th Weekend | $3,260,328 / $75,479,008 | $6,585,487 / $229,125,272 |
13th Weekend | $3,384,183 / $79,809,464 | $7,696,572 / $240,160,446 |
14th Weekend | $2,511,645 / $83,096,446 | $4,587,879 / $246,593,909 |
15th Weekend | $2,910,728 / $87,056,969 | $4,199,333 / $253,549,427 |
16th Weekend | $2,701,412 / $90,730,296 | $4,081,665 / $259,070,401 |
17th Weekend | $2,621,761 / $94,013,743 | $4,024,048 / $264,155,225 |
18th Weekend | $3,805,813 / $99,497,474 | $4,297,749 / $269,686,256 |
19th Weekend | $2,311,590 / $102,414,978 | $3,316,525 / $273,662,615 |
20th Weekend | $1,163,336 / $104,138,525 | $3,249,536 / $277,883,661 |
An Officer and a Gentleman | E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial | |
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Opening Week | - / - | $22,183,306 / $22,183,306 |
2nd Week | $5,485,758 / $6,511,183 | $22,626,352 / $44,809,658 |
3rd Week | $5,443,597 / $11,954,780 | $24,856,181 / $69,665,839 |
4th Week | $8,007,623 / $19,962,403 | $24,599,746 / $94,265,585 |
5th Week | $8,335,055 / $28,297,458 | $22,582,075 / $116,847,660 |
6th Week | $8,526,478 / $36,823,936 | $23,085,775 / $139,933,435 |
7th Week | $9,227,288 / $46,051,224 | $19,532,158 / $159,465,593 |
8th Week | $6,322,641 / $52,373,865 | $18,753,681 / $178,219,274 |
9th Week | $5,306,287 / $57,680,152 | $16,401,493 / $194,620,767 |
10th Week | $4,940,516 / $62,620,668 | $14,622,087 / $209,242,854 |
11th Week | $4,331,794 / $66,952,462 | $13,296,931 / $222,539,785 |
12th Week | $5,266,218 / $72,218,680 | $9,924,089 / $232,463,874 |
13th Week | $4,206,601 / $76,425,281 | $9,542,156 / $242,006,030 |
14th Week | $4,159,520 / $80,584,801 | $7,344,064 / $249,350,094 |
15th Week | $3,561,440 / $84,146,241 | $5,638,642 / $254,988,736 |
16th Week | $3,882,643 / $88,028,884 | $5,142,441 / $260,131,177 |
17th Week | $3,363,098 / $91,391,982 | $5,257,330 / $265,388,507 |
18th Week | $4,299,679 / $95,691,661 | $4,957,583 / $270,346,090 |
19th Week | $4,411,727 / $100,103,388 | $4,288,035 / $274,634,125 |
20th Week | $2,871,801 / $102,975,189 | $4,789,516 / $279,423,641 |
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.