Coraline 15th Anniversary pulled in a respectable No. 5 at the domestic box office with $8.63 million over the three-day weekend on 1,603 screens. Its $11.6 million cume, including Thursday, shattered the previous record for Fathom Events. Last year, Henry Selick’s stop-motion animated film became the distributor’s highest-grossing classic with $7 million+ at the box office over the four days.

Coraline debuted in 2009 to gross $16.8 million in its opening weekend, on its way to $75.3 million in the U.S. and $127 million worldwide. The PG-rated film, based on the popular 2002 book by Neil Gaiman, was the first to be originally filmed in 3D – with CG effects.

Dakota Fanning voices a young girl named Coraline who walks through a secret door in her new home and discovers an alternate version of her life. At first glance, this parallel reality seems eerily similar to her real life—only much better. But when this wonderfully eccentric, fantastical adventure turns dangerous and her fake parents, including Other Mother (Teri Hatcher), try to keep her forever, Coraline must rely on her ingenuity, determination, and courage to get back home.

In theaters through August 22, available in 3D and 2D.