Movie Comparison: 3 Men and a Baby (1987) vs. Pretty Woman (1990)
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3 Men and a Baby | Pretty Woman | |
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Domestic Release Date | Nov 25, 1987 | Mar 23, 1990 |
Production Budget | $15,000,000 | $14,000,000 |
Opening Weekend Theaters | 1,006 | 1,325 |
Maximum Theaters | 1,813 | 1,811 |
Theatrical Engagements | 33,065 | 35,518 |
Domestic Opening Weekend | $10,384,392 | $11,280,591 |
Domestic Box Office | $167,780,960 | $178,406,268 |
Inflation Adjusted Domestic Box Office |
$451,832,392 | $455,739,225 |
International Box Office | $254,160,093 | |
Worldwide Box Office | $167,780,960 | $432,566,361 |
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3 Men and a Baby | Pretty Woman | |
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Opening Weekend | $10,384,392 / $13,918,045 | $11,280,591 / $11,280,591 |
2nd Weekend | $8,425,834 / $25,057,568 | $12,471,670 / $28,337,395 |
3rd Weekend | $7,046,243 / $34,611,122 | $11,270,218 / $44,297,551 |
4th Weekend | $7,510,378 / $44,021,643 | $10,117,891 / $59,293,180 |
5th Weekend | $10,305,227 / $59,501,238 | $8,323,687 / $71,725,472 |
6th Weekend | $13,123,622 / $83,925,233 | $7,150,551 / $81,325,487 |
7th Weekend | $8,103,282 / $94,709,861 | $6,810,883 / $90,643,957 |
8th Weekend | $7,973,618 / $105,141,109 | $7,594,013 / $100,562,962 |
9th Weekend | $6,036,498 / $113,764,754 | $6,253,391 / $109,624,898 |
10th Weekend | $5,138,828 / $120,346,646 | $8,189,423 / $120,230,612 |
11th Weekend | $4,102,139 / $125,727,976 | $4,755,105 / $126,741,424 |
12th Weekend | $5,195,142 / $131,990,012 | $4,480,347 / $133,324,214 |
13th Weekend | $3,538,287 / $136,583,291 | $3,327,354 / $138,778,393 |
14th Weekend | $2,864,073 / $140,347,537 | $3,371,780 / $144,225,547 |
15th Weekend | $3,142,904 / $144,278,949 | $3,107,882 / $149,063,728 |
16th Weekend | $2,551,252 / $147,590,525 | $2,519,631 / $153,663,980 |
17th Weekend | $2,168,147 / $150,630,731 | $2,069,183 / $157,207,215 |
18th Weekend | $1,671,792 / $152,939,633 | $1,764,144 / $160,086,203 |
19th Weekend | $1,336,984 / $155,070,523 | $1,187,818 / $162,320,365 |
20th Weekend | $1,000,223 / $156,717,145 | $1,110,950 / $164,142,466 |
3 Men and a Baby | Pretty Woman | |
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Opening Week | - / - | $15,865,725 / $15,865,725 |
2nd Week | $13,098,081 / $16,631,734 | $17,161,608 / $33,027,333 |
3rd Week | $10,933,145 / $27,564,879 | $16,147,956 / $49,175,289 |
4th Week | $8,946,386 / $36,511,265 | $14,226,496 / $63,401,785 |
5th Week | $12,684,746 / $49,196,011 | $10,773,151 / $74,174,936 |
6th Week | $21,605,600 / $70,801,611 | $9,658,138 / $83,833,074 |
7th Week | $15,804,968 / $86,606,579 | $9,135,875 / $92,968,949 |
8th Week | $10,560,912 / $97,167,491 | $10,402,558 / $103,371,507 |
9th Week | $10,560,765 / $107,728,256 | $8,669,682 / $112,041,189 |
10th Week | $7,479,562 / $115,207,818 | $9,945,130 / $121,986,319 |
11th Week | $6,418,019 / $121,625,837 | $6,857,548 / $128,843,867 |
12th Week | $5,169,033 / $126,794,870 | $6,607,172 / $135,451,039 |
13th Week | $6,250,134 / $133,045,004 | $5,402,728 / $140,853,767 |
14th Week | $4,438,460 / $137,483,464 | $5,102,079 / $145,955,846 |
15th Week | $3,652,581 / $141,136,045 | $5,188,503 / $151,144,349 |
16th Week | $3,903,228 / $145,039,273 | $3,993,683 / $155,138,032 |
17th Week | $3,423,311 / $148,462,584 | $3,184,027 / $158,322,059 |
18th Week | $2,805,257 / $151,267,841 | $2,810,488 / $161,132,547 |
19th Week | $2,465,698 / $153,733,539 | $1,898,969 / $163,031,516 |
20th Week | $1,983,383 / $155,716,922 | $1,851,934 / $164,883,450 |
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.