Movie Comparison: The Verdict (1982) vs. Dumb & Dumber (1994)
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| The Verdict | Dumb & Dumber | |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic Release Date | Dec 8, 1982 | Dec 16, 1994 |
| Production Budget | $16,000,000 | $16,000,000 |
| Opening Weekend Theaters | 3 | 2,447 |
| Maximum Theaters | 904 | 2,565 |
| Theatrical Engagements | 11,635 | 31,880 |
| Domestic Opening Weekend | $100,982 | $16,363,442 |
| Domestic Box Office | $53,977,250 | $127,175,374 |
| Inflation Adjusted Domestic Box Office |
$188,724,587 | $326,067,403 |
| International Box Office | $119,224,626 | |
| Worldwide Box Office | $53,977,250 | $246,400,000 |
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| The Verdict | Dumb & Dumber | |
|---|---|---|
| Opening Weekend | $100,982 / $143,265 | $16,363,442 / $16,363,442 |
| 2nd Weekend | $2,331,805 / $2,543,105 | $15,586,425 / $40,732,713 |
| 3rd Weekend | $3,048,801 / $7,367,709 | $14,929,291 / $66,469,339 |
| 4th Weekend | $4,706,382 / $16,373,660 | $9,177,151 / $78,959,692 |
| 5th Weekend | $4,351,089 / $22,767,088 | $9,477,257 / $90,990,353 |
| 6th Weekend | $3,631,148 / $27,954,178 | $5,909,248 / $98,297,554 |
| 7th Weekend | $3,262,576 / $32,482,995 | $4,279,662 / $103,918,876 |
| 8th Weekend | $2,808,166 / $36,456,529 | $3,351,838 / $108,367,807 |
| 9th Weekend | $2,215,317 / $39,556,424 | $2,540,008 / $111,759,664 |
| 10th Weekend | $1,354,078 / $41,411,925 | $2,048,013 / $114,370,326 |
| 11th Weekend | $1,770,154 / $43,821,008 | $1,164,903 / $115,931,899 |
| 12th Weekend | $1,299,939 / $45,503,156 | $760,678 / $116,974,130 |
| 13th Weekend | $1,124,537 / $47,005,480 | $662,610 / $117,837,378 |
| 14th Weekend | $919,040 / $48,331,408 | $521,997 / $118,570,100 |
| 15th Weekend | $745,111 / $49,419,748 | $372,180 / $119,120,838 |
| 16th Weekend | $430,886 / $50,159,494 | $1,303,608 / $120,561,820 |
| 17th Weekend | $428,443 / $50,776,656 | $1,034,589 / $122,073,072 |
| 18th Weekend | $744,669 / $51,771,248 | $723,860 / $123,249,668 |
| 19th Weekend | $521,208 / $52,564,686 | $595,130 / $124,218,408 |
| 20th Weekend | $388,473 / $53,157,482 | $408,832 / $124,791,027 |
| The Verdict | Dumb & Dumber | |
|---|---|---|
| Opening Week | - / - | $25,146,288 / $25,146,288 |
| 2nd Week | $169,017 / $211,300 | $26,393,760 / $51,540,048 |
| 3rd Week | $4,107,608 / $4,318,908 | $18,242,493 / $69,782,541 |
| 4th Week | $7,348,370 / $11,667,278 | $11,730,555 / $81,513,096 |
| 5th Week | $6,748,721 / $18,415,999 | $10,875,210 / $92,388,306 |
| 6th Week | $5,907,031 / $24,323,030 | $7,250,908 / $99,639,214 |
| 7th Week | $4,897,389 / $29,220,419 | $5,376,755 / $105,015,969 |
| 8th Week | $4,427,944 / $33,648,363 | $4,203,687 / $109,219,656 |
| 9th Week | $3,692,744 / $37,341,107 | $3,102,657 / $112,322,313 |
| 10th Week | $2,716,740 / $40,057,847 | $2,444,683 / $114,766,996 |
| 11th Week | $1,993,007 / $42,050,854 | $1,446,456 / $116,213,452 |
| 12th Week | $2,152,363 / $44,203,217 | $961,316 / $117,174,768 |
| 13th Week | $1,677,726 / $45,880,943 | $873,335 / $118,048,103 |
| 14th Week | $1,531,425 / $47,412,368 | $700,555 / $118,748,658 |
| 15th Week | $1,262,269 / $48,674,637 | $509,554 / $119,258,212 |
| 16th Week | $1,053,971 / $49,728,608 | $1,780,271 / $121,038,483 |
| 17th Week | $619,605 / $50,348,213 | $1,487,325 / $122,525,808 |
| 18th Week | $678,366 / $51,026,579 | $1,097,470 / $123,623,278 |
| 19th Week | $1,016,899 / $52,043,478 | $758,917 / $124,382,195 |
| 20th Week | $725,531 / $52,769,009 | $530,169 / $124,912,364 |
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.