Movie Comparison: A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries (1998)
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| A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries | |
|---|---|
| Domestic Release Date | Sep 18, 1998 |
| Production Budget | |
| Opening Weekend Theaters | |
| Maximum Theaters | 163 |
| Theatrical Engagements | 819 |
| Domestic Opening Weekend | $39,517 |
| Domestic Box Office | $1,775,523 |
| Inflation Adjusted Domestic Box Office |
$4,081,049 |
| International Box Office | |
| Worldwide Box Office | $1,775,523 |
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| A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries | |
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| Opening Weekend | $39,517 / $39,517 |
| 2nd Weekend | $210,144 / $273,774 |
| 3rd Weekend | $369,864 / $706,135 |
| 4th Weekend | $318,387 / $1,126,162 |
| 5th Weekend | $164,394 / $1,392,991 |
| 6th Weekend | $99,137 / $1,552,299 |
| 7th Weekend | $60,804 / $1,650,724 |
| 8th Weekend | $28,033 / $1,703,068 |
| 9th Weekend | $24,337 / $1,738,618 |
| 10th Weekend | $14,243 / $1,759,596 |
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| A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries | |
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| Opening Week | $63,630 / $63,630 |
| 2nd Week | $272,641 / $336,271 |
| 3rd Week | $471,504 / $807,775 |
| 4th Week | $420,822 / $1,228,597 |
| 5th Week | $224,565 / $1,453,162 |
| 6th Week | $136,758 / $1,589,920 |
| 7th Week | $85,115 / $1,675,035 |
| 8th Week | $39,246 / $1,714,281 |
| 9th Week | $31,072 / $1,745,353 |
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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.