Movie Comparison: Get on the Bus (1996)
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| Get on the Bus | |
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| Domestic Release Date | Oct 16, 1996 |
| Production Budget | $2,400,000 |
| Opening Weekend Theaters | 1,207 |
| Maximum Theaters | 1,207 |
| Theatrical Engagements | 3,029 |
| Domestic Opening Weekend | $2,156,409 |
| Domestic Box Office | $5,691,854 |
| Inflation Adjusted Domestic Box Office |
$13,881,934 |
| International Box Office | |
| Worldwide Box Office | $5,691,854 |
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| Get on the Bus | |
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| Opening Weekend | $2,156,409 / $2,837,711 |
| 2nd Weekend | $1,117,745 / $4,551,288 |
| 3rd Weekend | $532,065 / $5,402,971 |
| 4th Weekend | $138,254 / $5,660,056 |
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| 2nd Week | $2,752,241 / $3,433,543 |
| 3rd Week | $1,437,363 / $4,870,906 |
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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.