Movie Comparison: The Karate Kid (1984) vs. The Karate Kid, Part II (1986)
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| The Karate Kid | The Karate Kid, Part II | |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic Release Date | Jun 22, 1984 | Jun 20, 1986 |
| Production Budget | $8,000,000 | |
| Opening Weekend Theaters | 931 | 1,323 |
| Maximum Theaters | 1,111 | 1,610 |
| Theatrical Engagements | 21,972 | 27,175 |
| Domestic Opening Weekend | $5,031,753 | $12,652,336 |
| Domestic Box Office | $90,815,558 | $115,103,979 |
| Inflation Adjusted Domestic Box Office |
$291,366,572 | $334,453,068 |
| International Box Office | $42,823 | |
| Worldwide Box Office | $90,858,381 | $115,103,979 |
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| The Karate Kid | The Karate Kid, Part II | |
|---|---|---|
| Opening Weekend | $5,031,753 / $5,031,753 | $12,652,336 / $12,652,336 |
| 2nd Weekend | $4,500,861 / $12,415,160 | $8,870,625 / $28,885,135 |
| 3rd Weekend | $5,294,234 / $21,197,972 | $6,248,953 / $40,712,971 |
| 4th Weekend | $4,763,399 / $28,607,858 | $6,667,787 / $51,544,849 |
| 5th Weekend | $4,248,830 / $35,969,149 | $5,561,854 / $61,087,962 |
| 6th Weekend | $3,891,130 / $42,355,726 | $4,965,149 / $69,414,898 |
| 7th Weekend | $3,609,460 / $48,346,500 | $4,168,492 / $76,823,480 |
| 8th Weekend | $3,180,797 / $54,037,902 | $3,674,410 / $83,059,004 |
| 9th Weekend | $3,420,623 / $59,595,611 | $3,341,527 / $88,759,228 |
| 10th Weekend | $2,870,497 / $64,356,939 | $2,807,701 / $93,653,926 |
| 11th Weekend | $4,155,645 / $69,959,648 | $3,776,755 / $98,948,459 |
| 12th Weekend | $2,459,536 / $72,886,052 | $2,285,141 / $101,718,904 |
| 13th Weekend | $2,210,145 / $75,512,142 | $1,883,248 / $104,046,551 |
| 14th Weekend | $1,871,102 / $78,148,511 | $1,806,938 / $106,292,658 |
| 15th Weekend | $1,517,087 / $80,058,084 | $1,437,046 / $108,087,358 |
| 16th Weekend | $1,407,105 / $81,911,436 | $1,157,805 / $109,535,433 |
| 17th Weekend | $1,226,063 / $83,335,068 | $940,279 / $110,722,495 |
| 18th Weekend | $1,030,451 / $84,909,324 | $654,008 / $111,476,372 |
| 19th Weekend | $516,500 / $85,794,858 | $496,144 / $112,140,911 |
| 20th Weekend | $691,667 / $86,755,762 | $344,555 / $112,627,887 |
| The Karate Kid | The Karate Kid, Part II | |
|---|---|---|
| Opening Week | $7,914,299 / $7,914,299 | $20,014,510 / $20,014,510 |
| 2nd Week | $7,989,439 / $15,903,738 | $14,449,508 / $34,464,018 |
| 3rd Week | $7,940,721 / $23,844,459 | $10,413,044 / $44,877,062 |
| 4th Week | $7,875,860 / $31,720,319 | $10,649,046 / $55,526,108 |
| 5th Week | $6,744,277 / $38,464,596 | $8,923,641 / $64,449,749 |
| 6th Week | $6,272,444 / $44,737,040 | $8,205,239 / $72,654,988 |
| 7th Week | $6,120,065 / $50,857,105 | $6,729,606 / $79,384,594 |
| 8th Week | $5,317,883 / $56,174,988 | $6,033,107 / $85,417,701 |
| 9th Week | $5,311,454 / $61,486,442 | $5,428,524 / $90,846,225 |
| 10th Week | $4,317,561 / $65,804,003 | $4,325,479 / $95,171,704 |
| 11th Week | $4,622,513 / $70,426,516 | $4,262,059 / $99,433,763 |
| 12th Week | $2,875,481 / $73,301,997 | $2,729,540 / $102,163,303 |
| 13th Week | $2,975,412 / $76,277,409 | $2,322,417 / $104,485,720 |
| 14th Week | $2,263,588 / $78,540,997 | $2,164,592 / $106,650,312 |
| 15th Week | $1,963,334 / $80,504,331 | $1,727,316 / $108,377,628 |
| 16th Week | $1,604,674 / $82,109,005 | $1,404,588 / $109,782,216 |
| 17th Week | $1,769,868 / $83,878,873 | - / - |
| 18th Week | $1,399,485 / $85,278,358 | - / - |
| 19th Week | $785,737 / $86,064,095 | - / - |
| 20th Week | $998,748 / $87,062,843 | - / - |
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.