Now there were only five days until Murtaugh""s retirement.During a lunch break at Fast Eddie""s burger joint (to celebrate their reinstatement), while Murtaugh was cooking up "monster" burgers for them, Riggs noticed a nearby gang-member drug deal taking place across the street and in a back roadway.Jason remained dead in Part 5.]Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)With a production budget of approximately $2.6 million, and box-office gross revenues of $33 million (domestic).An improperly-named film, since this wasn""t the "final chapter." The next film was calledFriday the 13th, Part V: A New Beginning (1985).The film franchise also announced aseconddemise and ending film for the series, with the title of its ninth installment,The Final Friday (1993), but the lucrative series kept going nonetheless.1 million)highest opening (single) day""s gross (domestic) earnings ($91 million, which included the midnight grosses)It also took third place in the race for the all-time op-grossing (worldwide) film of all-time (at $1.The semi-conscious man struggles to pick himself up from he floor.One of the film""s most graceful camera movements occurs next - the camera pulls back from the window and balcony of the Grand Hotel room and floats past other walls, rooms and nocturnal hotel exteriors until it finds a man standing pensively on his hotel balcony.