List of Columbia Pictures films

This following is a list of films produced and/or released by Columbia Pictures.

1920s

Release Date	Title	Notes
March 15, 1924	Pal o' Mine
August 8, 1924	Racing for Life
August 15, 1924	The Foolish Virgin
September 1, 1924	The Fatal Mistake
September 15, 1924	The Price She Paid
October 1, 1924	The Beautiful Sinner
November 1, 1924	Women First
December 1, 1924	One Glorious Night
December 15, 1924	Tainted Money
February 8, 1925	Charley's Aunt
June 28, 1925	After Business Hours	released by PDC
August 15, 1926	The Belle of Broadway
August 22, 1927	Alias the Lone Wolf
January 1, 1928	That Certain Thing
March 14, 1928	The Matinee Idol
April 19, 1928	After the Storm
November 27, 1928	Stool Pigeon
November 15, 1929	Acquitted

1930s

Release Date	Title	Notes
April 5, 1930	Ladies of Leisure
August 15, 1930	Africa Speaks!	Feature-length documentary
October 4, 1930	Atlantic
October 15, 1930	Men Without Law
November 15, 1930	Tol'able David
March 6, 1931	The Avenger
April 4, 1931	Dirigible
June 27, 1931	Arizona
August 7, 1931	The Miracle Woman
September 1, 1931	Branded
October 31, 1931	Platinum Blonde
November 25, 1931	The Fighting Marshall
December 10, 1931	Men in Her Life
January 29, 1932	The Menace
March 17, 1932	Love Affair
June 8, 1932	Two-Fisted Law
August 4, 1932	American Madness
January 6, 1933	The Bitter Tea of General Yen
January 15, 1933	Air Hostess
March 24, 1933	The California Trail
April 24, 1933	Night of Terror
April 30, 1933	The Thrill Hunter
May 5, 1933	Unknown Valley
September 13, 1933	Lady for a Day	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 28, 1933	East of Fifth Avenue
December 13, 1933	Above the Clouds
February 23, 1934	It Happened One Night	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 11, 1934	Twentieth Century
September 15, 1934	One Night of Love	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 25, 1934	Among the Missing
October 15, 1934	Lady by Choice
October 25, 1934	Against the Law
December 27, 1934	Broadway Bill^{[N 1]}
April 6, 1935	The Unwelcome Stranger
May 7, 1935	Air Hawks
July 15, 1935	The Black Room
July 26, 1935	After the Dance
September 19, 1935	She Married Her Boss
December 20, 1935	Too Tough to Kill
December 30, 1935	If You Could Only Cook
April 12, 1936	Mr. Deeds Goes to Town	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 8, 1936	Avenging Waters
May 10, 1936	And So They Were Married
September 23, 1936	Alibi for Murder
October 8, 1936	Adventure in Manhattan
November 12, 1936	Theodora Goes Wild
December 24, 1936	More Than a Secretary
January 24, 1937	The Devil's Playground
September 1, 1937	Lost Horizon	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 21, 1937	The Awful Truth	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 20, 1937	All-American Sweetheart
April 20, 1938	There's Always a Woman
June 15, 1938	Holiday
August 15, 1938	The Gladiator
August 25, 1938	I Am the Law
September 1, 1938	You Can't Take It with You	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 15, 1938	Adventure in Sahara
November 30, 1938	Abused Confidence	US distribution only; produced in France by U.D.I.F.
November 30, 1938	Blondie
December 1, 1938	The Terror of Tiny Town
January 15, 1939	Farewell Waltz	US distribution only; produced in Germany by Boston-Films
March 29, 1939	Let Us Live
May 15, 1939	Only Angels Have Wings
July 1, 1939	Death Goes North
August 17, 1939	The Man They Could Not Hang
October 19, 1939	Mr. Smith Goes to Washington	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 1, 1939	Special Inspector
November 23, 1939	The Amazing Mr. Williams

1940s

Release Date	Title	Notes
January 4, 1940	Music in My Heart
January 11, 1940	Cafe Hostess
January 18, 1940	His Girl Friday^{[N 2]}
January 26, 1940	The Lone Wolf Strikes
January 31, 1940	Convicted Woman
February 8, 1940	Five Little Peppers at Home
February 14, 1940	Pioneers of the Frontier
February 29, 1940	Blondie on a Budget
March 5, 1940	Bullets for Rustlers
March 7, 1940	The Fight for Life
March 7, 1940	Outside the Three-Mile Limit
March 21, 1940	Too Many Husbands
April 11, 1940	Blazing Six Shooters
April 18, 1940	The Man with Nine Lives
April 25, 1940	The Doctor Takes a Wife
April 29, 1940	21 Days
May 2, 1940	The Man with Tumbleweeds
May 20, 1940	Men Without Souls
May 20, 1940	Island of Doomed Men
May 20, 1940	Escape to Glory
May 23, 1940	Texas Stagecoach
May 30, 1940	The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady
June 6, 1940	Passport to Alcatraz
June 14, 1940	Babies for Sale
June 26, 1940	Mad Men of Europe
June 27, 1940	Thunder Over Paris
June 27, 1940	The Return of Wild Bill
June 30, 1940	Out West with the Peppers
July 24, 1940	I Married Adventure
July 24, 1940	Girls of the Road
July 25, 1940	Blondie Has Servant Trouble
August 6, 1940	Military Academy
August 7, 1940	The Lady in Question
August 15, 1940	The Secret Seven
August 15, 1940	The Durango Kid
August 31, 1940	He Stayed for Breakfast
September 1, 1940	Five Little Peppers in Trouble
September 17, 1940	Before I Hang
September 19, 1940	The Howards of Virginia
September 27, 1940	Glamour for Sale
September 30, 1940	Prairie Schooners
October 2, 1940	Angels Over Broadway
October 3, 1940	So You Won't Talk
October 5, 1940	Fugitive from a Prison Camp
October 21, 1940	West of Abilene
October 31, 1940	Blondie Plays Cupid
November 11, 1940	Beyond the Sacramento
November 15, 1940	Girls Under 21
November 23, 1940	The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date
November 30, 1940	Ellery Queen, Master Detective
December 5, 1940	Thundering Frontier
December 9, 1940	The Great Plane Robbery
December 12, 1940	Nobody's Children
December 20, 1940	The Phantom Submarine
December 25, 1940	Arizona
December 31, 1940	The Wildcat of Tucson
January 2, 1941	This Thing Called Love
January 16, 1941	The Face Behind the Mask
February 3, 1941	The Devil Commands
February 4, 1941	Freedom Radio
February 5, 1941	The Pinto Kid
February 13, 1941	Across the Sierras
February 20, 1941	Meet Boston Blackie
February 27, 1941	Outlaws of the Panhandle
February 27, 1941	Blondie Goes Latin
March 6, 1941	The Lone Wolf Takes a Chance
March 24, 1941	Ellery Queen's Penthouse Mystery
March 27, 1941	Adam Had Four Sons
March 31, 1941	North from the Lone Star
April 10, 1941	The Great Swindle
April 20, 1941	Ten Days in Paris
April 24, 1941	Penny Serenade^{[N 2]}
April 24, 1941	Under Age
April 28, 1941	The Big Boss
May 7, 1941	The Return of Daniel Boone
May 8, 1941	Her First Beau
May 14, 1941	She Knew All the Answers
May 16, 1941	They Dare Not Love
May 29, 1941	Adventure in Washington
June 5, 1941	Time Out for Rhythm
June 5, 1941	Naval Academy
June 19, 1941	Hands Across the Rockies
June 26, 1941	The Medico of Painted Springs
June 26, 1941	Sweetheart of the Campus
July 10, 1941	Two in a Taxi
July 15, 1941	The Son of Davy Crockett
July 17, 1941	Blondie in Society
July 30, 1941	Thunder Over the Prairie
August 2, 1941	The Richest Man in Town
August 4, 1941	I Was a Prisoner on Devil's Island
August 7, 1941	Here Comes Mr. Jordan	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
August 7, 1941	Tillie the Toiler
August 14, 1941	King of Dodge City
August 14, 1941	Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime
August 20, 1941	Our Wife
September 4, 1941	Mystery Ship
September 9, 1941	Ladies in Retirement
September 11, 1941	Harmon of Michigan
September 18, 1941	Prairie Stranger
September 25, 1941	You'll Never Get Rich
October 2, 1941	Two Latins from Manhattan
October 6, 1941	The Stork Pays Off
October 9, 1941	Texas
October 12, 1941	The Officer and the Lady
October 16, 1941	The Blonde from Singapore
October 16, 1941	Roaring Frontiers
October 22, 1941	You Belong to Me
October 23, 1941	Three Girls About Town
October 30, 1941	The Men in Her Life
November 13, 1941	The Royal Mounted Patrol
November 13, 1941	Secrets of the Lone Wolf
November 18, 1941	Ellery Queen and the Murder Ring
November 27, 1941	Go West, Young Lady
December 4, 1941	Sing for Your Supper
December 8, 1941	Confessions of a Boston Blackie
December 11, 1941	Honolulu Lu
December 18, 1941	Riders of the Badlands
December 18, 1941	Harvard, Here I Come!
December 25, 1941	Bedtime Story
January 1, 1942	The Lone Star Vigilantes
January 15, 1942	West of Tombstone
January 15, 1942	Blondie Goes to College
January 22, 1942	Cadets on Paradise
January 29, 1942	A Close Call for Ellery Queen
February 5, 1942	The Man Who Returned to Life
February 12, 1942	Bullets for Bandits
February 17, 1942	The Lady is Willing
February 19, 1942	Shut My Big Mouth
February 26, 1942	The Adventures of Martin Eden
March 17, 1942	Lawless Plainsmen
March 19, 1942	Canal Zone
March 26, 1942	Two Yanks in Trinidad
April 2, 1942	Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
April 2, 1942	North of the Rockies
April 2, 1942	Alias Boston Blackie
April 9, 1942	Blondie's Blessed Event
April 15, 1942	49th Parallel	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
April 23, 1942	Down Rio Grande Way
April 23, 1942	Hello, Annapolis
April 28, 1942	The Wife Takes a Flyer
May 7, 1942	A Desperate Chance for Ellery Queen
May 14, 1942	The Devil's Trail
May 14, 1942	Not a Ladies' Man
May 21, 1942	Meet the Stewarts
May 21, 1942	Sweetheart of the Fleet
June 4, 1942	Submarine Raider
June 11, 1942	They All Kissed the Bride
June 18, 1942	Riders of the Northland
July 2, 1942	Atlantic Convoy
July 9, 1942	Flight Lieutenant
July 16, 1942	Prairie Gunsmoke
July 30, 1942	Enemy Agents Meet Ellery Queen
August 6, 1942	Blondie for Victory
August 6, 1942	Parachute Nurse
August 13, 1942	Bad Men of the Hills
August 16, 1942	Vengeance of the West
August 20, 1942	The Talk of the Town
August 27, 1942	Sabotage Squad
September 3, 1942	Counter-Espionage
September 17, 1942	A Man's World
September 24, 1942	My Sister Eileen
September 25, 1942	Overland to Deadwood
October 1, 1942	Lucky Legs
October 8, 1942	The Daring Young Men
October 8, 1942	The Spirit of Stanford
October 15, 1942	The Lone Prairie
October 15, 1942	Smith of Minnesota
October 22, 1942	The Boogie Man Will Get You
October 29, 1942	Stand By All Networks
November 2, 1942	Riding Through Nevada
November 5, 1942	Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood
November 12, 1942	Laugh Your Blues Away
November 19, 1942	You Were Never Lovelier
November 26, 1942	Junior Army
December 1, 1942	Pardon My Gun
December 3, 1942	Underground Agent
December 10, 1942	A Night to Remember
December 15, 1942	A Tornado in the Saddle
December 30, 1942	Commandos Strike at Dawn
April 7, 1943	The More the Merrier
May 20, 1943	The Boy from Stalingrad
May 25, 1943	The Desperadoes
July 15, 1943	Appointment in Berlin
August 19, 1943	Passport to Suez
November 11, 1943	Sahara
December 16, 1943	Klondike Kate
January 1, 1944	The Return of the Vampire
March 30, 1944	Cover Girl
April 20, 1944	Girl in the Case
June 1, 1944	Address Unknown
June 29, 1944	Once Upon a Time
July 19, 1944	Mr. Winkle Goes to War
October 5, 1944	Strange Affair
October 21, 1944	One Mysterious Night
December 20, 1944	Carolina Blues
January 9, 1945	Tonight and Every Night
January 18, 1945	A Song to Remember
April 5, 1945	Escape in the Fog
April 17, 1945	Rockin' in the Rockies
July 20, 1945	A Thousand and One Nights
August 8, 1945	Over 21
September 6, 1945	The Adventures of Rusty
January 24, 1946	A Close Call for Boston Blackie
February 21, 1946	The Bandit of Sherwood Forest
March 15, 1946	Gilda
May 2, 1946	The Phantom Thief
June 7, 1946	The Walls Came Tumbling Down
June 13, 1946	Renegades
July 7, 1946	The Unknown
October 10, 1946	The Jolson Story
December 10, 1946	The Fighting Frontiersman
December 24, 1946	Alias Mr. Twilight
January 16, 1947	Dead Reckoning
July 15, 1947	Gunfighters
August 21, 1947	Down to Earth
January 2, 1948	The Swordsman
February 5, 1948	The Wreck of the Hesperus
March 8, 1948	The Mating of Millie
March 25, 1948	Adventures in Silverado
May 6, 1948	Best Man Wins
May 12, 1948	The Fuller Brush Man
June 9, 1948	The Lady from Shanghai
July 1, 1948	Coroner Creek
October 26, 1948	The Return of October
December 15, 1948	Jungle Jim
January 20, 1949	The Man from Colorado
February 22, 1949	Knock on Any Door
April 20, 1949	The Undercover Man
May 27, 1949	The Doolins of Oklahoma
August 1, 1949	Mr. Soft Touch
August 17, 1949	Jolson Sings Again
October 15, 1949	Reign of Terror
October 26, 1949	Tokyo Joe
November 3, 1949	Mary Ryan, Detective
November 10, 1949	Barbary Pilot
November 18, 1949	Tell It to the Judge
December 2, 1949	And Baby Makes Three
December 29, 1949	The Reckless Moment

1950s

Release Date	Title	Notes
January 11, 1950	The Nevadan
January 12, 1950	Mark of the Gorilla
January 1950	All the King's Men	Winner for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
February 2, 1950	Trail of the Rustlers
February 9, 1950	Girls' School
February 15, 1950	The Traveling Saleswoman
February 22, 1950	Tyrant of the Sea
February 22, 1950	Mule Train
February 22, 1950	Father Is a Bachelor
March 9, 1950	Blondie's Hero
March 16, 1950	A Woman of Distinction
March 18, 1950	The Palomino
April 1, 1950	Cargo to Capetown
April 6, 1950	Cody of the Pony Express
April 13, 1950	Outcasts of Black Mesa
April 13, 1950	Beware of Blondie
April 26, 1950	Faust and the Devil
April 27, 1950	Military Academy with That Tenth Avenue Gang
April 27, 1950	Kill the Umpire
April 27, 1950	Captive Girl
April 28, 1950	No Sad Songs for Me
May 4, 1950	Beauty on Parade
May 18, 1950	Customs Agent
May 19, 1950	Fortunes of Captain Blood
May 19, 1950	Cow Town
May 17, 1950	In a Lonely Place
June 1, 1950	The Good Humor Man
June 1, 1950	Texas Dynamo
June 1, 1950	Hoedown
June 8, 1950	State Penitentiary
June 21, 1950	Rogues of Sherwood Forest
July 1, 1950	711 Ocean Drive
July 13, 1950	David Harding, Counterspy
July 20, 1950	Atom Man Vs. Superman
July 25, 1950	Beyond the Purple Hills
August 3, 1950	Streets of Ghost Town
August 3, 1950	On the Isle of Samoa
August 17, 1950	The Petty Girl
August 30, 1950	When You're Smiling
August 1950	Convicted
September 8, 1950	Rookie Fireman
September 14, 1950	Across the Badlands
September 15, 1950	The Fuller Brush Girl
September 30, 1950	Indian Territory
October 1, 1950	Between Midnight and Dawn
October 1, 1950	Raiders of Tomahawk Creek
October 4, 1950	The Great Manhunt
October 25, 1950	Last of the Buccaneers
November 1, 1950	Chain Gang
November 2, 1950	Harriet Craig
November 2, 1950	Pirates of the High Seas
November 15, 1950	The Texan Meets Calamity Jane
November 15, 1950	Emergency Wedding
November 16, 1950	The Tougher They Come
November 20, 1950	The Blazing Sun
November 21, 1950	Counterspy Meets Scotland Yard
November 22, 1950	Jungle Jim in Pygmy Island
December 1, 1950	The Killer That Stalked New York
December 1, 1950	Lightning Guns
December 2, 1950	He's a Cockeyed Wonder
December 10, 1950	Operation X
December 12, 1950	Revenue Agent
December 24, 1950	The Flying Missile
December 25, 1950	Born Yesterday	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
December 29, 1950	Frontier Outpost
December 1950	Stage to Tucson
January 2, 1951	Gasoline Alley
January 15, 1951	Prairie Roundup
January 17, 1951	Al Jennings of Oklahoma
January 30, 1951	Gene Autry and The Mounties
February 14, 1951	A Yank in Korea
February 23, 1951	Ridin' the Outlaw Trail
February 26, 1951	Fury of the Congo
March 5, 1951	Flame of Stamboul
March 8, 1951	My True Story
March 10, 1951	Valentino
March 15, 1951	Fort Savage Raiders
March 15, 1951	Texas Never Cry
March 1951	M
April 1, 1951	Santa Fe
April 16, 1951	Whirlwind
April 18, 1951	The Brave Bulls
April 25, 1951	Five
May 4, 1951	Her First Romance
May 5, 1951	Smuggler's Gold
May 30, 1951	Snake River Desperadoes
May 30, 1951	When the Redskins Rode
May 31, 1951	Roar of the Iron Horse
May 31, 1951	Lorna Doone
June 3, 1951	The Texas Rangers
June 12, 1951	China Corsair
June 13, 1951	Sirocco
June 20, 1951	Silver Canyon
June 27, 1951	Mask of the Avenger
July 1, 1951	The Big Gusher
July 13, 1951	Never Trust a Gambler
July 16, 1951	Hurricane Island
July 24, 1951	Pickup
July 26, 1951	Bonanza Town
July 1951	Two of a Kind
August 2, 1951	The Whistle at Eaton Falls
August 13, 1951	The Magic Face
August 13, 1951	The Lady and the Bandit
August 14, 1951	Cyclone Fury
August 23, 1951	Criminal Lawyer
August 23, 1951	Chain of Circumstance
September 10, 1951	Saturday's Hero
September 17, 1951	Corky of Gasoline Alley
September 30, 1951	The Hills of Utah
September 1951	Sunny Side of the Street
October 4, 1951	Jungle Manhunt
October 17, 1951	The Mob
October 18, 1951	The Magic Carpet
October 24, 1951	The Harlem Globetrotters
October 24, 1951	The Family Secret
October 26, 1951	Ten Tall Men
October 30, 1951	The Kid from Amarillo
October 31, 1951	The Son of Dr. Jekyll
November 12, 1951	The Clouded Yellow
November 12, 1951	Purple Heart Diary
November 20, 1951	Valley of Fire
December 2, 1951	Man in the Saddle
December 3, 1951	The Barefoot Mailman
December 15, 1951	Pecos River
December 20, 1951	Death of a Salesman
December 27, 1951	Captain Video: Master of the Stratosphere
January 2, 1952	Indian Uprising
January 11, 1952	Boots Malone
January 15, 1952	The Old West
January 16, 1952	Scandal Sheet
January 21, 1952	Harem Girl
January 31, 1952	Smoky Canyon
January 31, 1952	The First Time
February 18, 1952	Five Angles on Murder
February 28, 1952	The Hawk of Wild River
February 28, 1952	Okinawa
March 13, 1952	The Marrying Kind
March 17, 1952	Jungle Jim in the Forbidden Land
March 18, 1952	Night Stage to Galveston
March 20, 1952	My Six Convicts
April 3, 1952	A Yank in Indo-China
April 10, 1952	King of the Congo
April 20, 1952	Laramie Mountains
April 29, 1952	Walk East on Beacon!
May 7, 1952	Thief of Damascus
May 9, 1952	The Sniper
May 15, 1952	Paula
May 30, 1952	Apache Country
May 1952	Sound Off
June 1, 1952	Montana Territory
June 1, 1952	Brave Warrior
June 15, 1952	The Rough, Tough West
June 25, 1952	The Brigand
July 1, 1952	Cripple Creek
July 4, 1952	California Conquest
July 7, 1952	Red Snow
July 12, 1952	Junction City
July 25, 1952	Barbed Wire
July 29, 1952	Affair in Trinidad	Distribution only; produced by Beckworth Corporation
July 1952	Storm Over Tibet
August 19, 1952	The Kid from Broken Gun
August 27, 1952	Captain Pirate
August 27, 1952	Last Train from Bombay
September 4, 1952	Assignment – Paris!
September 30, 1952	Wagon Team
September 1952	Strange Fascination
September 1952	Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder
October 8, 1952	The Four Poster
October 17, 1952	The Golden Hawk
October 30, 1952	The Happy Time
November 15, 1952	Hangman's Knot
November 30, 1952	Blue Canadian Rockies
November 1952	Voodoo Tiger
December 9, 1952	The Pathfinder
December 10, 1952	Invasion USA
December 25, 1952	The Member of the Wedding
1953	Susana
January 1, 1953	Eight Iron Men
January 1953	Winning of the West
February 1, 1953	Last of the Comanches
February 3, 1953	Savage Mutiny
February 1953	Target Hong Kong
March 3, 1953	All Ashore
March 7, 1953	Prince of Pirates
March 20, 1953	The Glass Wall
March 24, 1953	Salome
March 25, 1953	On Top of Old Smoky
April 1, 1953	Jack McCall Desperado
April 6, 1953	One Girl's Confession
April 7, 1953	Problem Girls
April 9, 1953	Man in the Dark
May 1, 1953	Fort Ti
May 5, 1953	Ambush at Tomahawk Gap
May 5, 1953	The Juggler
May 8, 1953	Serpent of the Nile
May 20, 1953	The 49th Man
May 20, 1953	Siren of Bagdad
May 20, 1953	Goldtown Ghost Riders
June 4, 1953	The Lost Planet
July 1, 1953	The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T
July 4, 1953	The Last Posse
July 5, 1953	Pack Train
July 17, 1953	Let's Do It Again
July 20, 1953	Flame of Calcutta
July 29, 1953	Valley of Head Hunters
July 29, 1953	The Stranger Wore a Gun
August 3, 1953	Cruisin' Down the River
August 5, 1953	From Here to Eternity	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
August 21, 1953	Sky Commando
August 1953	Mission Over Korea
September 7, 1953	China Venture
September 17, 1953	The Great Adventures of Captain Kidd
September 20, 1953	Saginaw Trail
September 1953	Conquest of Cochise
October 1, 1953	Combat Squad
October 14, 1953	The Big Heat
October 1953	Slaves of Babylon
November 3, 1953	Prisoners of the Casbah
November 3, 1953	Last of the Pony Riders
November 10, 1953	Paris Model
November 11, 1953	Gun Fury
December 2, 1953	The Nebraskan
December 3, 1953	El Alamein
December 15, 1953	Killer Ape
December 23, 1953	Miss Sadie Thompson
December 24, 1953	Bad for Each Other
December 30, 1953	The Wild One
December 30, 1953	The Red Beret/Paratrooper
January 18, 1954	It Should Happen to You
February 24, 1954	Bait
February 1954	Charge of the Lancers
March 1, 1954	The Battle of Rogue River
March 10, 1954	Drive a Crooked Road
March 27, 1954	Wyoming Renegades
April 2, 1954	Jesse James vs. the Daltons
April 15, 1954	Gunfighters of the Northwest
April 23, 1954	Drums of Tahiti
April 1954	The Iron Glove
April 1954	The Price of Living
May 1, 1954	Massacre Canyon
May 3, 1954	The Miami Story
May 10, 1954	Indiscretion of an American Wife
May 19, 1954	The Mad Magician
June 6, 1954	The Saracen Blade
June 24, 1954	The Caine Mutiny	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
June 1954	Jungle Man-Eaters
July 3, 1954	The Outlaw Stallion
July 16, 1954	Hell Below Zero
July 28, 1954	On the Waterfront	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
August 1, 1954	The Law vs. Billy the Kid
August 5, 1954	Human Desire
August 6, 1954	Pushover
September 2, 1954	The Black Dakotas
September 3, 1954	Cangaceiro
September 4, 1954	A Bullet Is Waiting
October 28, 1954	The Black Knight
November 1, 1954	Cannibal Attack
November 1, 1954	Father Brown
November 4, 1954	Three Hours to Kill
November 5, 1954	Malaga
November 10, 1954	Phffft!
November 11, 1954	Riding with Buffalo Bill
November 1954	The Affairs of Messalina
December 1, 1954	Masterson of Kansas
December 4, 1954	They Rode West
December 1954	The Bamboo Prison
January 26, 1955	The Violent Men
February 1, 1955	Ten Wanted Men
February 9, 1955	The Long Gray Line
February 10, 1955	Pirates of Tripoli
February 24, 1955	Three for the Show
February 1955	Women's Prison
March 19, 1955	Tight Spot
April 19, 1955	Cell 2455 Death Row
April 30, 1955	New Orleans Uncensored
April 1955	Jungle Moon Men
May 1, 1955	Seminole Uprising
May 1955	The End of the Affair
June 9, 1955	The Adventures of Captain Africa
June 10, 1955	5 Against the House
June 22, 1955	Bring Your Smile Along
July 13, 1955	The Night Holds Terror
July 1955	It Came from Beneath the Sea
July 1955	Creature with the Atom Brain
July 1955	Chicago Syndicate
August 24, 1955	Apache Ambush
August 31, 1955	The Man from Laramie
September 1, 1955	The Gun That Won the West
September 14, 1955	Footsteps in the Fog
September 16, 1955	Duel on the Mississippi
September 22, 1955	My Sister Eileen
September 1955	Special Delivery
October 1, 1955	Devil Goddess
October 14, 1955	A Prize of Gold
November 7, 1955	Queen Bee
November 23, 1955	Three Stripes in the Sun
November 30, 1955	The Crooked Web
November 1955	Teen-Age Crime Wave
December 7, 1955	The Last Frontier
December 11, 1955	The Prisoner
December 15, 1955	A Lawless Street
December 1955	Hell's Horizon
January 6, 1956	Perils of the Wilderness
January 1956	Inside Detroit
February 15, 1956	Fury at Gunsight Pass
February 16, 1956	Picnic	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
February 1956	The Houston Story
February 1956	Battle Stations
February 1956	Joe MacBeth
March 2, 1956	Uranium Boom
March 4, 1956	Timeslip
March 21, 1956	Rock Around the Clock
March 27, 1956	The Cockleshell Heroes
March 1956	Hot Blood
April 1, 1956	Blackjack Ketchum, Desperado
April 6, 1956	Jubal
April 11, 1956	The Last Ten Days
April 1956	Over-Exposed
May 9, 1956	The Harder They Fall
June 20, 1956	Safari
June 21, 1956	The Eddy Duchin Story
June 22, 1956	Storm Over the Nile
June 25, 1956	Secret of Treasure Mountain
July 31, 1956	Storm Center
July 1956	The Werewolf
July 1956	Earth vs. the Flying Saucers
July 1956	Bermuda Affair
August 1, 1956	Autumn Leaves
August 4, 1956	Blazing the Overland Trail
August 12, 1956	He Laughed Last
August 22, 1956	The Solid Gold Cadillac
August 27, 1956	Papa, Mama, the Maid and I
September 7, 1956	Port Afrique
September 24, 1956	The Silent World
September 1956	1984
September 1956	Miami Expose
October 2, 1956	Cha-Cha-Cha Boom!
October 31, 1956	You Can't Run Away from It
October 1956	Soho Incident
November 1, 1956	The White Squaw
November 19, 1956	Seven Samurai
November 1956	Suicide Mission
November 1956	Odongo
November 1956	Reprisal!
December 14, 1956	Don't Knock the Rock
December 25, 1956	Full of Life
December 1956	7th Cavalry
December 1956	Ride the High Iron
December 1956	Rumble on the Docks
December 1956	The Gamma People
December 1956	The Last Man to Hang?
December 1956	Zarak
January 23, 1957	Nightfall
February 1, 1957	Utah Blaine
February 1957	Portrait in Smoke
March 6, 1957	The Shadow on the Window
March 1957	Zombies on Mora Tau
March 1957	The Man Who Turned to Stone
April 1, 1957	The Phantom Stagecoach
April 2, 1957	The Tall T
April 12, 1957	The Strange One
April 17, 1957	Abandon Ship!	Distribution only; produced by Copa Productions
April 25, 1957	The Garment Jungle
April 1957	The Guns of Fort Petticoat
May 1, 1957	Sierra Stranger
May 21, 1957	Torero
May 1957	Hellcats of the Navy
June 1, 1957	Beyond Mombasa
June 1957	20 Million Miles to Earth
June 1957	Calypso Heat Wave
June 1957	The Burglar
June 1957	The Giant Claw
June 1957	The Night the World Exploded
July 26, 1957	The Young Don't Cry
July 1957	The 27th Day
August 2, 1957	Jeanne Eagels
August 7, 1957	3:10 to Yuma
August 8, 1957	Fire Down Below
August 13, 1957	Pickup Alley
August 17, 1957	Operation Mad Ball
August 1957	No Time to Be Young
August 1957	Town on Trial
September 1957	Escape from San Quentin
September 1957	The Brothers Rico
September 1957	The Parson and the Outlaw
October 25, 1957	Pal Joey
October 25, 1957	How to Murder a Rich Uncle
October 1957	Domino Kid
October 1957	The Tijuana Story
November 6, 1957	The Story of Esther Costello
November 10, 1957	Decision at Sundown
December 16, 1957	The Admirable Crichton	Distribution only; produced by Modern Screenplay Productions
December 18, 1957	The Bridge on the River Kwai	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
December 18, 1957	The River Girl
December 1957	The Hard Man
December 1957	The Long Haul
January 1958	The World Was His Jury
January 1958	Return to Warbow
February 19, 1958	Cowboy
February 1958	Going Steady
March 3, 1958	The True Story of Lynn Stuart
March 1958	Bitter Victory
April 1958	High Flight
April 1958	Bonjour Tristesse
June 1, 1958	The Revenge of Frankenstein
June 11, 1958	The Camp on Blood Island
June 11, 1958	The Lineup
June 24, 1958	The Goddess
June 25, 1958	This Angry Age
June 25, 1958	Screaming Mimi
June 1958	The Case Against Brooklyn
June 1958	Let's Rock
July 1, 1958	The Key
July 8, 1958	She Played with Fire
July 1958	Night of the Demon
July 1958	Crash Landing
July 1958	Gunman's Walk
July 1958	Like Begins at 17
August 1, 1958	Buchanan Rides Alone
August 26, 1958	Me and the Colonel
August 1958	Tank Force
September 1, 1958	Apache Territory
September 17, 1958	The Snorkel
September 1958	Ghost of the China Seas
September 1958	The Whole Truth
October 24, 1958	The Last Hurrah
October 1958	Kill Her Gently
November 2, 1958	Tarawa Beachhead
December 23, 1958	The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
December 25, 1958	Bell, Book and Candle
December 1958	The Man Inside
December 1958	Senior Prom
December 1958	Murder by Contract
January 30, 1959	The Last Blitzkrieg
January 1959	Good Day for a Hanging
February 15, 1959	Ride Lonesome
February 1959	City of Fear
February 1959	Gideon of Scotland Yard
March 2, 1959	The Two-Headed Spy
March 25, 1959	Verboten!
March 1959	Gunmen from Laredo
March 1959	Forbidden Island
April 1, 1959	Juke Box Rhythm
April 10, 1959	Gidget
April 1959	The Bandit of Zhobe
May 1, 1959	The Young Land
May 28, 1959	The H-Man	U.S. Distribution of 1958 Japanese Toho film
May 1959	Face of a Fugitive
June 17, 1959	Middle of the Night
June 24, 1959	Porgy and Bess	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions^{[N 3]}
July 1, 1959	Anatomy of a Murder	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
July 29, 1959	The Tingler
July 1959	The Legend of Tom Dooley
July 1959	The Woman Eater
August 1, 1959	Have Rocket, Will Travel
August 5, 1959	It Happened to Jane
August 5, 1959	Hey Boy! Hey Girl!
August 6, 1959	The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock
October 21, 1959	They Came to Cordura
October 22, 1959	The Last Angry Man
October 26, 1959	The Mouse That Roared
October 1959	The Crimson Kimono
November 2, 1959	Edge of Eternity
November 1959	Battle of the Coral Sea
November 1959	The Warrior and the Slave Girl
December 1, 1959	1001 Arabian Nights	Co-production with UPA
December 22, 1959	Suddenly, Last Summer
December 1959	The Gene Krupa Story
December 1959	The Flying Fontaines

1960s

Release Date	Title	Notes
January 25, 1960	Swan Lake
January 27, 1960	Our Man in Havana
February 11, 1960	Once More, with Feeling!
March 3, 1960	Yesterday's Enemy
March 1960	Comanche Station
April 6, 1960	Killers of Kilimanjaro
April 15, 1960	Who Was That Lady?
April 25, 1960	I'm All Right Jack
April 1960	Because They're Young
May 20, 1960	Man on a String
May 1960	The Electric Monster
May 1960	The Stranglers of Bombay
June 7, 1960	Babette Goes to War
June 29, 1960	Strangers When We Meet
June 1960	The Mountain Road
June 1960	12 to the Moon
July 1, 1960	Stop, Look and Laugh
July 8, 1960	Battle in Outer Space	U.S. Distribution of 1959 Japanese Toho film
July 11, 1960	Murder Reported
August 5, 1960	13 Ghosts
August 11, 1960	Song Without End
August 26, 1960	All the Young Men
August 1960	My Dog, Buddy
September 29, 1960	Surprise Package
October 5, 1960	Anna of Brooklyn
October 5, 1960	The Nights of Lucretia Borgia
October 19, 1960	I Aim at the Stars
October 19, 1960	The Enemy General
November 10, 1960	Let No Man Write My Epitaph
November 13, 1960	Hell Is a City
November 1960	Jazz Boat
December 16, 1960	The 3 Worlds of Gulliver
December 21, 1960	Pepe
December 29, 1960	The Wackiest Ship in the Army
January 25, 1961	Carthage in Flames
January 25, 1961	Sword of Sherwood Forest
February 6, 1961	Hand in Hand
March 3, 1961	Cry for Happy
March 15, 1961	The Terror of the Tongs
March 22, 1961	Passport to China
April 21, 1961	Mein Kampf
April 28, 1961	Please Turn Over
May 12, 1961	Mad Dog Coll
May 13, 1961	Underworld U.S.A.
May 17, 1961	As the Sea Rages
May 17, 1961	The Warrior Empress
May 29, 1961	A Raisin in the Sun
June 2, 1961	Gidget Goes Hawaiian
June 21, 1961	The Full Treatment
June 22, 1961	The Guns of Navarone	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
July 4, 1961	Most Dangerous Man Alive
July 26, 1961	The Queen of the Pirates
July 26, 1961	Two Rode Together
July 26, 1961	Homicidal
August 22, 1961	Taste of Fear
October 8, 1961	Mr. Sardonicus
October 18, 1961	Five Golden Hours
October 18, 1961	The Devil at 4 O'Clock
November 1, 1961	A Weekend with Lulu
November 21, 1961	The Greengage Summer
November 1961	Valley of the Dragons
December 20, 1961	Everything's Ducky
December 20, 1961	Mysterious Island
December 30, 1961	Twist Around the Clock
February 2, 1962	Sail a Crooked Ship
February 15, 1962	The Three Stooges Meet Hercules
February 21, 1962	Walk on the Wild Side
March 14, 1962	The Hellions
April 13, 1962	Safe at Home!
April 13, 1962	Experiment in Terror
April 13, 1962	Don't Knock the Twist
April 19, 1962	Five Finger Exercise
May 10, 1962	Mothra	U.S. Distribution of 1961 Japanese Toho film
May 16, 1962	Cash on Demand
June 6, 1962	13 West Street
June 6, 1962	Advise and Consent	Distribution only; produced by Alpha-Alpina S.A.
June 1962	The Wild Westerners
July 4, 1962	The Three Stooges in Orbit
July 26, 1962	The Notorious Landlady
August 6, 1962	The Best of Enemies
August 8, 1962	The Underwater City
August 8, 1962	The Interns
August 1962	The Pirates of Blood River
September 19, 1962	H.M.S. Defiant
September 1962	It's Trad, Dad!
October 3, 1962	Zotz!
October 10, 1962	Barabbas
October 16, 1962	Requiem for a Heavyweight
October 25, 1962	The War Lover
October 31, 1962	The Trunk
November 23, 1962	Sundays and Cybele
November 28, 1962	Two Tickets to Paris
December 16, 1962	Lawrence of Arabia	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
January 30, 1963	Diamond Head
April 4, 1963	Bye Bye Birdie
April 17, 1963	The Man from the Diner's Club
April 1963	Drylanders
May 27, 1963	The L-Shaped Room
May 1963	Fury of the Pagans
June 19, 1963	Jason and the Argonauts
June 1963	Just for Fun
August 7, 1963	Gidget Goes to Rome
August 21, 1963	The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze
August 1963	Siege of the Saxons
September 11, 1963	13 Frightened Girls!
September 18, 1963	In the French Style
October 2, 1963	The Running Man
October 23, 1963	Under the Yum Yum Tree
October 30, 1963	The Maniac
October 31, 1963	The Old Dark House
December 12, 1963	The Cardinal	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
December 19, 1963	The Victors
December 31, 1963	The Iron Maiden
January 1, 1964	Little Prince and the Eight-Headed Dragon
January 19, 1964	Strait-Jacket
January 29, 1964	Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
March 1964	The Scarlet Blade
April 1964	The Quick Gun
May 1964	The Devil-Ship Pirates
June 1, 1964	The New Interns
June 1964	Do You Know This Voice?
June 3, 1964	Hey There, It's Yogi Bear!	distribution only, produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions^{[N 4]}
June 24, 1964	The Long Ships
July 22, 1964	Good Neighbor Sam
August 5, 1964	Ride the Wild Surf
August 14, 1964	Behold a Pale Horse
September 27, 1964	Lilith
October 7, 1964	Fail-Safe
November 10, 1964	The Finest Hours
November 20, 1964	First Men in the Moon
December 22, 1964	World Without Sun
December 31, 1964	The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb
January 1, 1965	The Outlaws Is Coming
January 15, 1965	Baby the Rain Must Fall
February 17, 1965	The Gorgon
February 24, 1965	Love Has Many Faces
February 25, 1965	Lord Jim
March 1965	Be My Guest
April 7, 1965	Major Dundee
May 1, 1965	Apache Gold
May 5, 1965	Synanon
May 19, 1965	Victim Five
May 19, 1965	Fanatic
June 17, 1965	The Collector	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
June 23, 1965	Genghis Khan
June 24, 1965	Cat Ballou
July 7, 1965	The Damned
July 12, 1965	Harvey Middleman, Fireman
July 29, 1965	Ship of Fools	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
July 1965	East of Sudan
August 1, 1965	Arizona Raiders
September 1, 1965	The Great Sioux Massacre
September 15, 1965	The Little Ones
September 16, 1965	That Man in Istanbul
September 27, 1965	Mickey One
October 3, 1965	Bunny Lake Is Missing
October 11, 1965	The Bedford Incident
October 27, 1965	King Rat
October 28, 1965	Winter A-Go-Go
October 1965	You Must Be Joking!
October 1965	Hard Time for Princes
November 1, 1965	Treasure of Silver Lake
November 26, 1965	The Magic World of Topo Gigio
November 1965	The Brigand of Kandahar
1966	La Loba
1966	Adventure at the Center of the Earth
January 1966	Rampage at Apache Wells
January 1966	Ride Beyond Vengeance
February 17, 1966	The Chase
February 18, 1966	The Silencers
March 9, 1966	The Heroes of Telemark
March 30, 1966	The Trouble with Angels
March 1966	Three on a Couch
May 1966	Kidnapped to Mystery Island
June 22, 1966	Born Free	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
June 29, 1966	Walk, Don't Run
July 19, 1966	The Wrong Box
July 1966	Every Day is a Holiday
August 3, 1966	The Man Called Flintstone	distribution only, produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions^{[N 4]}
August 10, 1966	A Study in Terror
August 1966	Birds Do It
September 14, 1966	Lost Command
September 14, 1966	The Eavesdropper
September 27, 1966	Rings Around the World
September 1966	Last of the Renegades
October 12, 1966	Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round
October 17, 1966	Georgy Girl
October 1966	Sound of Horror
October 1966	Alvarez Kelly
November 2, 1966	The Professionals	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
November 9, 1966	Montreal Flight 871
November 1966	The Texican
November 1966	Frontier Hellcat
November 1966	Traitor's Gate
December 12, 1966	A Man for All Seasons	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
December 20, 1966	Murderers' Row
December 1966	Rage
1967	The Empire of Dracula
January 18, 1967	Goal! The World Cup
January 25, 1967	Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die
January 26, 1967	The Deadly Affair
February 24, 1967	The Night of the Generals
February 25, 1967	Enter Laughing
March 8, 1967	The Taming of the Shrew
April 17, 1967	A Midsummer Night's Dream
April 28, 1967	Casino Royale
May 1, 1967	40 Guns to Apache Pass
May 17, 1967	The Happening
June 14, 1967	To Sir, with Love
June 21, 1967	Divorce American Style
July 12, 1967	The Big Mouth
July 26, 1967	The Love-Ins
July 26, 1967	Luv
August 2, 1967	Good Times
August 18, 1967	The Tiger Makes Out
September 26, 1967	Who's Minding the Mint?
September 1967	Sex is the Game People Play
October 1967	Young Americans
November 1, 1967	A Time for Killing
November 1967	Winnetou: Thunder at the Border
December 12, 1967	Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
December 14, 1967	In Cold Blood	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
December 22, 1967	The Ambushers
1968	The Desperado Trail
1968	Superargo Versus Diabolicus
January 11, 1968	Berserk!
January 17, 1968	How to Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life
February 6, 1968	Doctor Faustus
March 4, 1968	30 Is a Dangerous Age, Cynthia
April 2, 1968	A Dandy in Aspic
April 10, 1968	Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows
April 1968	Up the MacGregors
May 15, 1968	The Swimmer
June 5, 1968	For Singles Only
June 1968	Assignment K
July 2, 1968	Interlude
July 12, 1968	Don't Raise the Bridge, Lower the River
July 19, 1968	Torture Garden
July 22, 1968	Lost Sex
July 24, 1968	Anzio
August 21, 1968	The Big Gundown
September 11, 1968	Hammerhead
September 16, 1968	Duffy
September 19, 1968	Funny Girl	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
November 20, 1968	Head
November 1968	Seven Guns for the MacGregors
December 4, 1968	Renegade Riders
December 4, 1968	Corruption
December 10, 1968	Oliver!	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
December 1968	With My Guns
1969	2000 Weeks
1969	Millionaire's Women
February 5, 1969	The Wrecking Crew
March 11, 1969	Otley
March 21, 1969	Pendulum
March 24, 1969	Before Winter Comes
April 1, 1969	Model Shop
May 1, 1969	The Mad Room
May 10, 1969	Mackenna's Gold
May 14, 1969	Age of Consent
May 28, 1969	The Southern Star
May 1969	Man on Horseback
June 6, 1969	Hook, Line & Sinker
July 14, 1969	Easy Rider
July 23, 1969	Run Wild, Run Free
July 23, 1969	Castle Keep
August 18, 1969	A Touch of Love
September 17, 1969	Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice
October 10, 1969	Fuego
October 15, 1969	Lock Up Your Daughters
November 19, 1969	The Comic
November 19, 1969	The Desperados
December 11, 1969	Marooned
December 16, 1969	Cactus Flower
December 21, 1969	Hamlet
December 1969	A Quixote Without La Mancha

1970s

Release Date	Title	Notes
January 1970	Land Raiders
February 4, 1970	The Looking Glass War
February 5, 1970	The Virgin Soldiers
March 4, 1970	Loving
March 18, 1970	The Liberation of L.B. Jones
April 27, 1970	Riverrun
May 13, 1970	Getting Straight
May 27, 1970	Watermelon Man
June 17, 1970	A Walk in the Spring Rain
July 24, 1970	You Can't Win 'Em All
August 28, 1970	Weekend with the Babysitter
August 31, 1970	The Things of Life
August 1970	The Olympics in Mexico
September 12, 1970	Five Easy Pieces	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
September 16, 1970	R.P.M.
September 16, 1970	The Executioner
October 12, 1970	The Mind of Mr. Soames
October 18, 1970	I Never Sang for My Father	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
October 26, 1970	Cromwell	distributor
October 29, 1970	Machine Gun McCain
November 3, 1970	The Owl and the Pussycat
November 18, 1970	I Walk the Line
December 8, 1970	Husbands
December 15, 1970	There's a Girl in My Soup
December 16, 1970	Take a Girl Like You
December 20, 1970	Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion
December 21, 1970	The Man with Connections
December 25, 1970	The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun
January 19, 1971	The Reckoning
January 21, 1971	Bed and Board
February 3, 1971	Doctors' Wives
February 21, 1971	Claire's Knee
February 23, 1971	The Pursuit of Happiness
March 12, 1971	The Buttercup Chain
March 24, 1971	Brother John
March 28, 1971	A Severed Head
March 1971	Isle of the Snake People
April 2, 1971	Flight of the Doves
April 26, 1971	Super Colt 38
April 1971	The Incredible Invasion
May 12, 1971	10 Rillington Place	co-production with Filmways
May 22, 1971	Saturday Morning
June 6, 1971	Summertree
June 9, 1971	A Man Called Sledge
June 13, 1971	Drive, He Said
June 17, 1971	The Anderson Tapes
June 23, 1971	Man and Boy
July 24, 1971	The Horsemen
July 29, 1971	The Go-Between	co-produced with EMI Films
August 6, 1971	The Brotherhood of Satan
August 18, 1971	Fools' Parade
August 27, 1971	The Love Machine
September 1, 1971	Creatures the World Forgot
September 2, 1971	See No Evil
September 24, 1971	The Last Rebel
September 1971	Fragment of Fear
September 1971	Dad's Army	distributor
September 1971	Welcome to the Club
October 1, 1971	A Safe Place
October 13, 1971	Macbeth
October 22, 1971	The Last Picture Show	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
October 28, 1971	Bless the Beasts and Children
November 30, 1971	Brian's Song	television film; given release in theatres
December 9, 1971	Happy Birthday, Wanda June
December 13, 1971	Nicholas and Alexandra	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
December 17, 1971	Dollars
January 1, 1972	J.W. Coop
January 7, 1972	Glass Houses
January 14, 1972	Cisco Pike
January 20, 1972	To Find a Man
January 21, 1972	Zee and Co.	A.K.A. X, Y, and Zee
March 21, 1972	Gumshoe
April 28, 1972	Buck and the Preacher
May 1972	Stand Up and Be Counted
June 4, 1972	A Day in the Death of Joe Egg
June 14, 1972	The Burglars
July 6, 1972	Butterflies Are Free
July 12, 1972	Living Free
July 26, 1972	Fat City
August 3, 1972	The New Centurions
August 16, 1972	Pope Joan
August 22, 1972	And Now for Something Completely Different	co-production with Playboy Productions
September 29, 1972	Love in the Afternoon
October 10, 1972	Young Winston
October 12, 1972	The King of Marvin Gardens
November 3, 1972	The Valachi Papers
November 17, 1972	1776
November 1972	Dirty Little Billy
December 11, 1972	Trafic
December 18, 1972	Images
December 19, 1972	Goodbye, Stork, Goodbye
December 20, 1972	Black Gunn
1973	Andrei Rublev
1973	The Virgin Goddess
January 31, 1973	Shamus
February 4, 1973	Wattstax
February 12, 1973	A Reflection of Fear
February 12, 1973	The Creeping Flesh
March 11, 1973	The Sin
March 17, 1973	Lost Horizon
March 21, 1973	Godspell
March 25, 1973	Such a Gorgeous Kid Like Me
March 1973	Fists of Fury
April 19, 1973	Love and Pain and the Whole Damn Thing
May 25, 1973	Let the Good Times Roll
June 10, 1973	The Hireling
June 28, 1973	40 Carats
July 3, 1973	Oklahoma Crude
July 18, 1973	Siddhartha
August 8, 1973	The Stone Killer
October 19, 1973	The Way We Were
October 21, 1973	Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams
December 12, 1973	The Last Detail
December 16, 1973	Papillon	international distribution only; co-production with Allied Artists Pictures
February 15, 1974	Crazy Joe
March 13, 1974	Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart to Hades
April 5, 1974	The Golden Voyage of Sinbad
April 10, 1974	Thomasine & Bushrod
April 14, 1974	Lovin' Molly
May 1, 1974	The Lords of Flatbush
May 22, 1974	Chosen Survivors
May 1974	The Take
June 16, 1974	The Gravy Train
June 26, 1974	For Pete's Sake
June 1974	Birds Do It, Bees Do It
July 24, 1974	Death Wish	international distribution only; co-production with Paramount Pictures
August 7, 1974	California Split
August 21, 1974	Buster and Billie
September 25, 1974	The Mutations
October 9, 1974	Law and Disorder
October 17, 1974	Liberation
October 18, 1974	The Odessa File
November 1, 1974	Open Season
November 8, 1974	Confessions of a Window Cleaner
November 1974	The Three Stooges Follies
December 3, 1974	Emmanuelle
February 12, 1975	The Stepford Wives	theatrical distributor only^{[N 1]}
March 13, 1975	Shampoo
March 15, 1975	Funny Lady
March 19, 1975	Tommy	co-production with Robert Stigwood and Hemdale
April 29, 1975	Aloha Bobby and Rose
May 20, 1975	The Fortune
May 22, 1975	Breakout
May 22, 1975	The Wind and the Lion	international distribution only; co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
June 20, 1975	Bite the Bullet
July 16, 1975	White Line Fever
October 8, 1975	Hard Times
October 12, 1975	Lies My Father Told Me
November 12, 1975	Stardust
November 19, 1975	Fear Over the City
December 17, 1975	The Man Who Would Be King	international distribution only; co-production with Allied Artists
December 25, 1975	Aaron Loves Angela
December 25, 1975	The Black Bird
February 8, 1976	Taxi Driver	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
February 13, 1976	Jack and the Beanstalk	Distribution only; produced by Group TAC
March 11, 1976	Robin and Marian
April 16, 1976	Cool Red
April 1976	The Stranger and the Gunfighter
May 5, 1976	Baby Blue Marine
May 26, 1976	Drive-In
May 1976	Watch Out, We're Mad
June 6, 1976	The Last Woman
June 17, 1976	Harry and Walter Go to New York
June 23, 1976	Murder by Death
July 14, 1976	Shadow of the Hawk
August 1, 1976	Obsession
September 17, 1976	The Front
December 21, 1976	Nickelodeon	co-production with British Lion Films and EMI Films
February 9, 1977	Fun with Dick and Jane	also remade in 2005
March 9, 1977	The Farmer
April 2, 1977	The Eagle Has Landed	USA distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
May 19, 1977	The Greatest
June 17, 1977	The Deep
August 5, 1977	March or Die
August 12, 1977	Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger
August 31, 1977	You Light Up My Life
September 29, 1977	Bobby Deerfield	USA distribution only; co-production with Warner Bros.
November 16, 1977	Close Encounters of the Third Kind	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. co-production with EMI Films
February 2, 1978	The Boys in Company C
February 1978	Remember My Name
March 3, 1978	The Amsterdam Kill
March 17, 1978	Casey's Shadow
April 21, 1978	The Silver Bears
May 18, 1978	The Buddy Holly Story
May 19, 1978	Thank God It's Friday
May 1978	Warlords of Atlantis
May 24, 1978	If I Ever See You Again
June 23, 1978	The Cheap Detective
August 2, 1978	Eyes of Laura Mars
September 29, 1978	Somebody Killed Her Husband
October 6, 1978	Midnight Express	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
November 1978	The Cat and the Canary
December 8, 1978	Force 10 from Navarone	international distribution only; co-production with American International Pictures
December 15, 1978	California Suite
December 31, 1978	Ice Castles
1979	That Summer
February 9, 1979	Hardcore
February 9, 1979	When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder?
March 2, 1979	Fast Break
March 16, 1979	The China Syndrome
April 6, 1979	The Fifth Musketeer
May 18, 1979	Hanover Street
May 1979	Ravagers
June 8, 1979	Game of Death
June 22, 1979	Nightwing
June 28, 1979	...And Justice for All
July 13, 1979	Just You and Me, Kid
July 13, 1979	Lost and Found
July 27, 1979	The Villain
August 10, 1979	No Sex Please, We're British
August 10, 1979	The National Health
August 10, 1979	Hot Stuff
October 26, 1979	When a Stranger Calls	US distribution only;
October 1979	Skatetown, U.S.A.
November 1, 1979	Bear Island	co-production with United Artists
December 14, 1979	1941	international distribution only; co-production with Universal Pictures
December 17, 1979	Kramer vs. Kramer	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
December 20, 1979	All That Jazz	international distribution only; co-production with 20th Century Fox
December 21, 1979	The Electric Horseman	USA distribution only; co-production with Universal Pictures

1980s

Release Date	Title	Notes	Budget	Gross
March 1, 1980	The American Success Company
May 16, 1980	The Hollywood Knights			$10,000,000
June 1, 1980	The Mountain Men
June 6, 1980	Night of the Juggler
June 13, 1980	Wholly Moses!			$14,155,617
June 20, 1980	The Blue Lagoon		$4.5 million	$58,853,106
July 11, 1980	Used Cars		$8 million	$11,715,321
October 1, 1980	Gloria			$4,059,673
October 17, 1980	Foolin' Around	co-production with 20th Century Fox
October 24, 1980	It's My Turn
October 31, 1980	Touched by Love
December 3, 1980	The Competition			$14,287,755
December 12, 1980	Stir Crazy			$101,300,000
December 12, 1980	Tess	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.		$20,093,330
December 19, 1980	Seems Like Old Times			$43,995,918
February 13, 1981	American Pop
March 13, 1981	Modern Romance			$2,863,642
May 1, 1981	Graduation Day
May 15, 1981	Happy Birthday to Me
June 5, 1981	Nice Dreams	also known as 'Cheech & Chong's Nice Dreams
June 26, 1981	Stripes		$10 million	$85,297,000
August 7, 1981	Heavy Metal		$9.3 million	$20,117,636
August 1981	Nobody's Perfekt
September 23, 1981	Only When I Laugh	co-production with Rastar		$25,524,778
December 18, 1981	Neighbors		$8.5 million	$29,916,207
December 18, 1981	Absence of Malice		$12 million	$40,716,963
February 12, 1982	One from the Heart		$26 million	$636,796
February 20, 1982	Death Wish II	co-production with Filmways, international distributor^{[N 5]}
March 12, 1982	Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset Strip	co-production with Rastar		$36,299,720
April 2, 1982	Silent Rage		$4.5 million	$10,490,791
April 16, 1982	Wrong Is Right			$3,583,513
June 4, 1982	Hanky Panky
June 18, 1982	Annie	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; co-production with Rastar; last Columbia release before the Coca-Cola buyout was finalized ^[1]	$50 million	$57,059,003
June 25, 1982	Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl
August 4, 1982	Things Are Tough All Over			$21,134,374
August 13, 1982	Tempest		$13 million	$5,005,245
November 2, 1982	The Missionary
November 5, 1982	Piranha II: The Spawning
December 8, 1982	Gandhi	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.	$22 million	$52,767,889
December 10, 1982	The Toy			$47,118,057
December 17, 1982	Tootsie	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.	$21 million	$177,200,000
March 25, 1983	Spring Break			$24,071,666
May 13, 1983	Blue Thunder			$42,313,354
May 20, 1983	Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone		$14.4 million	$16,478,265
June 22, 1983	The Survivors			$14,000,000
July 29, 1983	Krull		$27 million	$16,519,460
August 19, 1983	Yor, the Hunter from the Future			$2,810,199
September 21, 1983	Educating Rita			$14,648,076
September 28, 1983	The Big Chill	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.		$56,399,659
October 28, 1983	Richard Pryor: Here and Now			$16,156,776
December 6, 1983	The Dresser	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.		$5,310,748
December 9, 1983	Christine		$9.7 million	$21,017,849
December 16, 1983	The Man Who Loved Women		$19 million	$10,964,231
January 1, 1984	Ghost in the Noonday Sun
March 2, 1984	Against All Odds		$13 million	$21,689,062
April 6, 1984	Moscow on the Hudson		$17 million	$25,068,724
May 4, 1984	Hardbodies			$7,121,719
June 8, 1984	Ghostbusters		$30 million	$291,632,124
June 22, 1984	The Karate Kid		$8 million	$90,815,558
August 17, 1984	Sheena	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture.	$25 million	$5,778,353
September 14, 1984	A Soldier's Story	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.	$6 million	$21,821,347
October 19, 1984	The Razor's Edge		$13 million	$6,551,987
October 26, 1984	Body Double		$10 million	$8,801,940
November 9, 1984	No Small Affair			$4,994,094
December 14, 1984	Starman		$22 million	$28,744,356
December 14, 1984	A Passage to India	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; co-production with Thorn EMI and HBO	$16 million	$27,187,653
December 21, 1984	Micki + Maude			$26,080,861
January 18, 1985	The New Kids
February 15, 1985	Fast Forward
March 15, 1985	Sylvester
March 29, 1985	The Slugger's Wife			$1,878,561
April 26, 1985	Just One of the Guys			$11,528,900
June 7, 1985	Perfect		$22 million	$12,918,858
June 14, 1985	D.A.R.Y.L.	international distribution only; co-production with Paramount Pictures
June 28, 1985	St. Elmo's Fire		$10 million	$37,803,872
July 10, 1985	Silverado		$26 million	$32,192,570
August 2, 1985	Fright Night		$9 million	$24,922,237
August 16, 1985	The Bride			$3,558,669
September 13, 1985	Agnes of God			$25,627,836
October 4, 1985	Jagged Edge		$15 million	$40,491,165
November 22, 1985	White Nights			$42,160,849
December 13, 1985	A Chorus Line	distribution only; produced by Embassy Pictures and PolyGram Pictures^{[N 5]}	$25 million	$14,202,899
December 25, 1985	Murphy's Romance		$13 million	$30,867,525
January 22, 1986	Desert Bloom
February 14, 1986	Quicksilver			$7,634,909
March 14, 1986	Crossroads			$5,839,031
March 21, 1986	Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation	co-production with Nelvana
April 11, 1986	Violets Are Blue			$4,743,287
April 25, 1986	Crimewave	distribution only; produced by Embassy Pictures^{[N 5]}
May 2, 1986	Saving Grace
May 2, 1986	Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling			$18,034,150
May 30, 1986	Big Trouble
June 20, 1986	The Karate Kid, Part II			$115,103,979
June 27, 1986	American Anthem	distribution only; produced by Lorimar Motion Pictures^{[N 4]}		$4,845,724
July 25, 1986	Out of Bounds			$5,099,316
August 8, 1986	Stand by Me	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.	$8 million	$52,287,414
August 8, 1986	A Fine Mess			$6,029,924
August 15, 1986	Armed and Dangerous			$15,945,534
August 22, 1986	One More Saturday Night
August 1986	Stewardess School
October 10, 1986	That's Life!	distribution only		$4,079,895
December 12, 1986	Where Are The Children?
February 13, 1987	84 Charing Cross Road			$1,083,486
May 15, 1987	Ishtar	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture.	$55 million	$14,375,181
June 19, 1987	Roxanne			$40,050,884
July 10, 1987	White Water Summer			$300,859
July 24, 1987	La Bamba		$6.5 million	$54,215,416
August 7, 1987	Happy New Year			$41,232
August 21, 1987	The Big Easy	distribution only; produced by Kings Road Entertainment		$17,685,307
September 25, 1987	The Big Town			$1,733,017
October 9, 1987	Hope and Glory	distribution only; produced by Nelson Entertainment and Goldcrest Films Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture		$10,021,120
October 9, 1987	Someone to Watch Over Me		$17 million	$10,278,549
November 25, 1987	Housekeeping
December 4, 1987	The Stranger
December 18, 1987	Leonard Part 6	Winner of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture.	$24 million	$4,615,255
December 18, 1987	The Last Emperor	U.S. distribution with Hemdale Film Corporation Produced by Recorded Picture Company Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture; Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama	$23 million	$43,984,230
February 12, 1988	School Daze		$6.5 million	$14,545,844
March 4, 1988	Pulse			$40,397
March 11, 1988	Vice Versa			$13,664,060
March 18, 1988	Little Nikita			$1,733,070
March 18, 1988	Stars and Bars
April 15, 1988	Zelly and Me
April 22, 1988	A Time of Destiny
April 22, 1988	White Mischief		$5.3 million	$3,107,551
July 29, 1988	The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking			$3,569,939
August 5, 1988	Vibes			$1,883,811
August 22, 1988	The Big Blue	Le Grand Bleu in France
September 2, 1988	Rocket Gibraltar			$187,349
September 16, 1988	The Beast
October 7, 1988	Punchline		$15 million	$21,042,667
October 21, 1988	Things Change
November 18, 1988	Fresh Horses	distribution only, produced by Weintraub Entertainment Group		$6,640,346
December 9, 1988	My Stepmother is an Alien	distribution only; produced by Weintraub Entertainment Group	$20 million	$13,854,000
January 27, 1989	Physical Evidence
February 17, 1989	True Believer			$8,742,750
March 10, 1989	The Adventures of Baron Munchausen		$46.63 million	$8,083,123
March 10, 1989	Hanussen
March 22, 1989	Troop Beverly Hills	distribution only, produced by Weintraub Entertainment Group	$18 million	$8,508,843
April 14, 1989	She's Out of Control	distribution only, produced by Weintraub Entertainment Group		$12,065,892
April 14, 1989	Winter People	distribution only, produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and Nelson Entertainment^{[N 6]}
May 5, 1989	Listen to Me	distribution only, produced by Weintraub Entertainment Group		$4,299,023
May 19, 1989	Miracle Mile	distribution only; produced by Hemdale Film Corporation^{[N 5]}
June 16, 1989	Ghostbusters II		$37 million	$215,394,738
June 30, 1989	The Karate Kid, Part III	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture.		$38,956,288
July 21, 1989	Eat a Bowl of Tea
July 21, 1989	When Harry Met Sally...	distribution only, produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and Nelson Entertainment^{[N 6]}	$16 million	$92,823,546
August 4, 1989	Me and Him
August 18, 1989	Casualties of War		$22.5 million	$18,671,317
August 25, 1989	The Adventures of Milo and Otis	U.S distribution only, produced by Toho		$2,948,215
September 15, 1989	The Big Picture
September 29, 1989	Welcome Home
October 6, 1989	Old Gringo			$3,574,256
October 13, 1989	To Kill a Priest	released on September 7, 1988 in France
October 27, 1989	Immediate Family			$5,932,613
November 3, 1989	Bloodhounds of Broadway			$43,671
November 4, 1989	The Phantom of the Opera

1990s

Release Date	Title	Notes	Budget	Gross
February 9, 1990	Time of the Gypsies
February 16, 1990	Revenge	U.S. distributor; co-production with Rastar and New World Pictures		$15,645,616
March 16, 1990	The Forbidden Dance	Distribution only; produced by 21st Century Film Corporation
March 16, 1990	Lord of the Files	Distribution only; produced by Nelson Entertainment and Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 6]}
April 13, 1990	The Gods Must Be Crazy II	U.S. distributor
August 10, 1990	Flatliners		$26 million	$61,489,265
September 12, 1990	Postcards from the Edge			$39,071,603
September 28, 1990	Texasville	Theatrical distribution only; produced by Nelson Entertainment^{[N 5]}		$2,268,000
October 5, 1990	The 5th Monkey
October 12, 1990	The Spirit of '76	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment
October 19, 1990	Night of the Living Dead	Distribution only; produced by 21st Century Film Corporation
October 26, 1990	Sibling Rivalry	Distribution only, produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and Nelson Entertainment^{[N 6]}		$17,854,933
November 30, 1990	Misery	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and Nelson Entertainment^{[N 6]}		$61,276,872
December 20, 1990	Awakenings	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.		$52,096,475
January 18, 1991	Men of Respect
April 19, 1991	Mortal Thoughts		$8 million	$18,784,957
May 17, 1991	Stone Cold	Distribution only; produced by Vision International^{[N 5]}
June 7, 1991	City Slickers	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and Nelson Entertainment^{[N 7]}	$27 million	$179,033,791
July 12, 1991	Boyz n the Hood		$6.5 million	$57,504,069
August 2, 1991	Return to the Blue Lagoon	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture.	$11 million	$2,807,854
August 9, 1991	Double Impact	Distribution only; produced by Vision International^{[N 5]}
September 20, 1991	Late for Dinner	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and New Line Cinema^{[N 6]}
October 11, 1991	The Taking of Beverly Hills	Distribution only; produced by Nelson Entertainment^{[N 5]}	$19 million	$939,277
November 27, 1991	My Girl		$17 million	$59,489,799
December 25, 1991	The Prince of Tides	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.	$30 million	$74,787,599
December 25, 1991	The Inner Circle
January 31, 1992	Hard Promises	Distribution only; produced by Vision International^{[N 5]}
February 21, 1992	Radio Flyer		$35 million	$4,651,977
February 21, 1992	Falling from Grace
February 28, 1992	Under Suspicion
March 6, 1992	Gladiator			$9,223,441
April 10, 1992	Sleepwalkers			$30,524,763
April 24, 1992	Year of the Comet	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and New Line Cinema^{[N 6]}
July 1, 1992	A League of Their Own		$40 million	$132,440,069
July 24, 1992	Mo' Money		$15 million	$40,227,006
August 14, 1992	Single White Female			$48,017,402
August 28, 1992	Honeymoon in Vegas	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and New Line Cinema^{[N 6]}	$25 million	$35,208,854
September 23, 1992	Mr. Saturday Night	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and New Line Cinema^{[N 6]}		$13,351,357
October 2, 1992	Hero		$42 million	$66,507,345
October 9, 1992	A River Runs Through It			$43,440,294
November 13, 1992	Bram Stoker's Dracula	co-production with American Zoetrope	$40 million	$215,862,692
December 11, 1992	A Few Good Men	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; co-production with Castle Rock Entertainment	$40 million	$243,240,178
January 15, 1993	Nowhere to Run			$22,189,039
January 22, 1993	Hexed
February 12, 1993	Groundhog Day		$14.6 million	$70,906,973
February 26, 1993	El Mariachi	Distribution only, produced by Los Hooligans Productions
March 5, 1993	Amos & Andrew	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and New Line Cinema^{[N 6]}		$9,745,803
April 30, 1993	The Pickle
May 14, 1993	Lost in Yonkers	co-production with Rastar		$9,285,189
June 18, 1993	Last Action Hero	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture.	$85 million	$137,298,489
July 9, 1993	In the Line of Fire	co-production with Castle Rock Entertainment	$40 million	$176,997,168
July 23, 1993	Poetic Justice		$14 million	$27,515,786
July 28, 1993	Robin Hood: Men in Tights	International distributor; co-production with Gaumont British and Brooksfilms
August 27, 1993	Needful Things	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and New Line Cinema^{[N 6]}
September 3, 1993	Calendar Girl
September 17, 1993	Striking Distance		$30 million	$24,107,867
October 1, 1993	The Age of Innocence	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.	$34 million	$32,255,440
October 1, 1993	Malice	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and New Line Cinema^{[N 6]}	$20 million	$46,405,336
November 12, 1993	My Life			$27,804,899
November 19, 1993	The Remains of the Day	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama	$15 million	$23,237,911
November 24, 1993	Josh and S.A.M.	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and New Line Cinema^{[N 6]}	$18 million	$1,640,220
December 10, 1993	Geronimo: An American Legend		$35 million	$18,635,620
February 4, 1994	I'll Do Anything	co-production with Gracie Films	$40 million	$10,424,645
February 11, 1994	My Girl 2			$17,359,799
June 10, 1994	City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}	$40 million	$43,622,150
June 17, 1994	Wolf		$70 million	$131,002,597
June 29, 1994	Little Big League	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}		$12,267,790
July 22, 1994	North	co-production with Castle Rock Entertainment and New Line Cinema Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture	$40 million	$7,182,747
August 12, 1994	The Next Karate Kid			$15,826,984
August 19, 1994	Blankman	co-production with Greentrees Films and Wife 'n' Kids		$7,941,977
September 23, 1994	The Shawshank Redemption	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]} Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture	$25 million	$28,341,469
October 14, 1994	I Like It Like That
October 28, 1994	The Road to Wellville	co-production with Beacon Pictures		$6,562,513
November 18, 1994	Léon: The Professional	co-production with Gaumont Film Company	$16 million	$19,501,238
December 21, 1994	Little Women		$18 million	$50,083,616
December 23, 1994	Street Fighter	International distributor; co-production with Capcom Universal Pictures Handled US Distribution	$35 million	$105,414,729
January 6, 1995	Immortal Beloved	co-production with Icon Productions		$9,914,409
January 11, 1995	Higher Learning			$38,290,723
January 27, 1995	Before Sunrise	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}
March 19, 1995	For Better or Worse	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}
March 24, 1995	Dolores Claiborne	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}	$20 million	$24,361,867
April 7, 1995	Bad Boys	co-production with Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer Films	$19 million	$141,407,024
May 19, 1995	Forget Paris	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}		$33,177,694
July 7, 1995	First Knight		$75 million	$127,600,435
July 14, 1995	The Indian in the Cupboard	U.S. distributor; co-production with Paramount Pictures, The Kennedy/Marshall Company and Scholastic Entertainment	$45 million	$35,656,131
July 28, 1995	The Net		$22 million	$110,627,965
August 18, 1995	The Baby-Sitters Club	co-production with Beacon Pictures		$9,685,976
August 25, 1995	Beyond Rangoon	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}
August 25, 1995	Desperado			$25,405,445
September 22, 1995	The Run of the Country	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}
October 6, 1995	To Die For	co-production with The Rank Organisation	$20 million	$21,284,514
November 17, 1995	The American President	U.S. distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and Universal Pictures^{[N 8]}	$62 million	$107,879,496
November 22, 1995	Money Train	co-production with Peters Entertainment	$68 million	$77,431,113
December 13, 1995	Sense and Sensibility	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture.		$134,582,776
December 15, 1995	Othello	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}
December 22, 1995	Dracula: Dead and Loving It	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}		$10,772,144
February 2, 1996	The Juror		$44 million	$22,754,725
February 16, 1996	City Hall	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}	$40 million	$20,340,204
February 21, 1996	Bottle Rocket		$7 million	$560,069
April 5, 1996	The Last Supper
May 3, 1996	The Craft			$24,819,936
June 14, 1996	The Cable Guy		$47 million	$102,825,796
June 28, 1996	Striptease	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]} Winner of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture	$40 million	$113,309,743
July 17, 1996	Multiplicity		$44 million	$21,075,014
August 14, 1996	Alaska	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}		$11,829,959
August 23, 1996	The Spitfire Grill	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}
September 13, 1996	Fly Away Home			$25,143,818
September 13, 1996	Maximum Risk			$14,502,483
September 27, 1996	Extreme Measures	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}	$38 million	$17,380,126
October 16, 1996	Get on the Bus
December 20, 1996	Ghosts of Mississippi	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}	$36 million	$13,323,144
December 25, 1996	Some Mother's Son	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}
December 25, 1996	The People vs. Larry Flynt	co-production with Phoenix Pictures; Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama	$35 million	$20,300,385
December 25, 1996	Hamlet	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}
February 14, 1997	Fools Rush In			$29,481,428
February 14, 1997	Absolute Power	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and Malpaso Productions^{[N 8]}	$50 million	$50,068,310
February 26, 1997	Booty Call			$20,050,376
March 26, 1997	The Devil's Own	co-production with Laurence Gordon Productions	$90 million	$140,807,547
April 4, 1997	Double Team	Distribution only; produced by Mandalay Entertainment	$30 million	$11,438,337
April 11, 1997	Anaconda	plus Screen Gems sequel in 2004 Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture	$45 million	$136,885,767
May 9, 1997	The Fifth Element	co-production with Gaumont Film Company	$90 million	$263,920,180
June 6, 1997	Buddy	co-production with Jim Henson Pictures and American Zoetrope		$10,113,400
July 2, 1997	Men in Black	co-production with Amblin Entertainment and MacDonald/Parkes Productions	$90 million	$589,390,539
July 25, 1997	Air Force One	U.S. distributor; co-production with Beacon Pictures and Touchstone Pictures	$85 million	$315,156,409
August 22, 1997	Masterminds
August 29, 1997	Excess Baggage		$20 million	$14,515,490
October 17, 1997	I Know What You Did Last Summer	Distribution only; produced by Mandalay Entertainment	$17 million	$125,586,134
October 24, 1997	Gattaca	co-production with Jersey Films		$12,532,777
October 31, 1997	The Wind in the Willows	International distributor; co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Allied Filmmakers
January 23, 1998	Spice World	co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment; Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture		$29,342,592
January 30, 1998	Zero Effect	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}
February 6, 1998	The Replacement Killers			$19,204,929
February 20, 1998	Palmetto	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}
March 20, 1998	Wild Things	Distribution only; produced by Mandalay Entertainment	$20 million	$30,147,739
April 10, 1998	My Giant	Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}		$8,072,007
April 17, 1998	Sour Grapes	Distribution only, produced by Castle Rock Entertainment^{[N 8]}
May 1, 1998	Les Misérables	Distribution only; produced by Mandalay Entertainment		$14,096,321
June 12, 1998	Can't Hardly Wait			$25,605,015
August 21, 1998	Dance with Me	Distribution only; produced by Mandalay Entertainment		$15,923,122
September 23, 1998	Shadrach
October 30, 1998	Vampires	co-production with Largo Entertainment	$20 million	$20,308,772
November 13, 1998	I Still Know What You Did Last Summer	co-production with Mandalay Entertainment	$25 million	$40,002,112
December 25, 1998	Stepmom	co-production with 1492 Pictures	$50 million	$159,710,793
January 22, 1999	Still Crazy
January 22, 1999	Gloria	Distribution only; produced by Mandalay Entertainment	$30 million	$4,197,729
February 26, 1999	8mm		$40 million	$96,618,699
March 5, 1999	Cruel Intentions	co-production with Summit Entertainment, Newmarket Films and Original Film	$10.5 million	$75,902,208
March 12, 1999	The Deep End of the Ocean	Distribution only; produced by Mandalay Entertainment	$38 million	$28,121,100
April 9, 1999	Go	distribution		$28,451,622
April 30, 1999	Idle Hands			$4,152,230
May 28, 1999	The Thirteenth Floor	co-production with Centropolis Entertainment		$11,916,661
June 25, 1999	Big Daddy	co-production with Happy Madison Productions; Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture	$34.2 million	$234,801,895
July 14, 1999	Muppets from Space	co-production with Jim Henson Pictures		$16,625,807
August 4, 1999	Dick	co-production with Phoenix Pictures		$6,262,878
September 17, 1999	Blue Streak	co-production with Runtledat Entertainment	$65 million	$117,758,500
September 24, 1999	Jakob the Liar	co-production with Blue Wolf Productions	$45 million	$4,956,401
October 1, 1999	The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland	co-production with Jim Henson Pictures and Children's Television Workshop		$11,683,047
October 8, 1999	Random Hearts	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment	$64 million	$74,608,570
October 22, 1999	Crazy in Alabama			$2,005,840
November 5, 1999	The Bone Collector	International distributor; co-production with Universal Pictures and Bregman Productions	$73 million	$151,493,655
November 12, 1999	The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc	co-production with Gaumont Film Company	$85 million	$66,976,317
December 3, 1999	The End of the Affair	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.		$10,827,816
December 3, 1999	Virtual Sexuality
December 17, 1999	Bicentennial Man	International distributor; co-production with Touchstone Pictures, 1492 Pictures and Radiant Productions	$100 million	$87,423,861
December 17, 1999	Stuart Little		$103 million	$300,135,367
December 21, 1999	Girl, Interrupted			$48,350,205

2000s

Release Date	Title	Notes
February 18, 2000	Hanging Up
March 3, 2000	What Planet Are You From?
March 17, 2000	Erin Brockovich	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama; co-production with Universal Pictures, Jersey Films and Double Features Films, international distributor
March 31, 2000	Whatever It Takes	distribution only, produced by Phoenix Pictures
April 14, 2000	28 Days
May 5, 2000	I Dreamed of Africa
May 12, 2000	Center Stage
June 2, 2000	Running Free	co-production with Moonlighting Films and Reperage
June 28, 2000	The Patriot	co-production with The Mutual Film Company and Centropolis Entertainment
July 21, 2000	Loser
August 4, 2000	Hollow Man
September 8, 2000	Anatomy	English dubbed version
September 13, 2000	Almost Famous	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures and Vinyl Films, international distributor
September 15, 2000	Circus
September 22, 2000	Urban Legends: Final Cut	distribution only, produced by Phoenix Pictures and Original Film and sequel to Urban Legend with TriStar Pictures in 1998
November 3, 2000	Charlie's Angels	based on the 1976-1981 television series
November 17, 2000	The 6th Day	distribution only, produced by Phoenix Pictures
December 8, 2000	Vertical Limit
December 19, 2000	Finding Forrester
December 25, 2000	All the Pretty Horses	co-production with Miramax Films, U.S. distributor
December 25, 2000	An Everlasting Piece	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Bayahibe Films and Baltimore Spring/Creek Pictures, international distributor
January 19, 2001	The Wedding Planner	co-production with Intermedia Films
February 9, 2001	Saving Silverman	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures and Original Film
March 30, 2001	The Tailor of Panama
March 30, 2001	Tomcats	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios; first Revolution Studios film^{[N 9]}
April 11, 2001	Joe Dirt	co-production with Happy Madison Productions
May 4, 2001	Time and Tide
May 11, 2001	A Knight's Tale
June 1, 2001	The Animal	co-production with Revolution Studios and Happy Madison Productions^{[N 9]}
June 8, 2001	Evolution	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures and The Montecito Picture Company, international distributor
June 29, 2001	Baby Boy
July 11, 2001	Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within	distribution only, co-production with Square Pictures
July 20, 2001	America's Sweethearts	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
September 14, 2001	The Glass House	co-production with Original Film
September 28, 2001	Glitter	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; International and U.S. home video distributor, co-production with 20th Century Fox
October 19, 2001	Riding in Cars with Boys	co-production with Gracie Films
October 26, 2001	Thir13en Ghosts	co-production with Warner Bros. and Dark Castle Entertainment, international distributor
November 2, 2001	The One	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and co-production with Hard Eight Pictures^{[N 9]}
December 14, 2001	Not Another Teen Movie	co-production with Original Film
December 25, 2001	Ali	co-production with Overbrook Entertainment and Peters Entertainment
January 18, 2002	Black Hawk Down	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios, Jerry Bruckheimer Films and Scott Free Productions^{[N 9]}
March 29, 2002	Panic Room
April 12, 2002	The Sweetest Thing
May 3, 2002	Spider-Man	co-production with Marvel Enterprises and Laura Ziskin Productions
May 10, 2002	The New Guy	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
May 24, 2002	Enough	co-production with Original Film
June 28, 2002	Mr. Deeds	remake of the 1936 film Mr. Deeds Goes to Town; co-production with New Line Cinema, Happy Madison Productions and Out of Blue Entertainment
July 3, 2002	Men in Black II	co-production with Amblin Entertainment and MacDonald/Parkes Productions
July 19, 2002	Stuart Little 2	co-production with Red Wagon Productions
July 19, 2002	What to Do in Case of Fire?	distribution; DVD film
August 2, 2002	The Master of Disguise	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and Happy Madison Productions^{[N 9]}
August 9, 2002	xXx	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and Original Film^{[N 9]}
September 3, 2002	Kermit's Swamp Years	distribution, produced by Jim Henson Home Entertainment
September 13, 2002	Stealing Harvard	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and Imagine Entertainment^{[N 9]}
September 20, 2002	Trapped	co-production with Senator Entertainment
November 1, 2002	Punch-Drunk Love	U.S. Distribution only, produced by Revolution Studios and New Line Cinema^{[N 9]}
November 1, 2002	I Spy
November 27, 2002	Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights	co-production with Happy Madison Productions
December 13, 2002	Maid in Manhattan	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
January 10, 2003	Adaptation	co-production with Intermedia Films
January 17, 2003	National Security
January 24, 2003	Darkness Falls	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and co-production with Distant Corners Entertainment^{[N 9]}
March 7, 2003	Tears of the Sun	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and co-production with Cheyenne Enterprises^{[N 9]}
March 28, 2003	Basic	U.S. distributor, co-production with Intermedia Films and Phoenix Pictures
April 11, 2003	Anger Management	co-production with Happy Madison Productions and Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
April 25, 2003	Identity
May 9, 2003	Daddy Day Care	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and Davis Entertainment;^{[N 9]} plus TriStar Pictures sequel in 2007
June 13, 2003	Hollywood Homicide	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
June 27, 2003	Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; co-production with Flower Films
July 2, 2003	Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines	International distribution only; produced by Intermedia Films, Wonderland Sound and Vision, C2 Pictures and The Halcyon Company Warner Bros. Pictures Handled U.S. Distribution.
July 18, 2003	Bad Boys II	co-production with Jerry Bruckheimer Films
August 1, 2003	Gigli	Winner of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
August 8, 2003	S.W.A.T.	co-production with Original Film
September 12, 2003	Once Upon a Time in Mexico	co-production with Troublemaker Studios and Dimension Films, U.S. distributor
September 26, 2003	The Rundown	co-production with Universal Pictures, WWE Films, Misher Films, IM3 Entertainment and Strike Entertainment; international distributor
October 24, 2003	Radio	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
November 21, 2003	Gothika	co-production with Warner Bros. and Dark Castle Entertainment, international distributor
November 26, 2003	The Missing	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and Imagine Entertainment^{[N 9]}
December 10, 2003	Big Fish	co-production with The Zanuck Company
December 12, 2003	Something's Gotta Give	co-production with Warner Bros. and Waverly Films, U.S. distributor
December 19, 2003	Mona Lisa Smile	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios
December 25, 2003	Peter Pan	co-production with Universal Pictures, Revolution Studios, Red Wagon Entertainment and Allied Stars Productions, international distributor
February 13, 2004	50 First Dates	co-production with Happy Madison Productions and Flower Films
March 12, 2004	Secret Window
April 2, 2004	Hellboy	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios, Original Film and Dark Horse Entertainment^{[N 9]}
April 23, 2004	13 Going on 30	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
April 30, 2004	Envy	international distribution only, co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Castle Rock Entertainment and Baltimore/Spring Creek Pictures
June 23, 2004	White Chicks	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and Wayans Bros.^{[N 9]}
June 30, 2004	Spider-Man 2	co-production with Marvel Enterprises and Laura Ziskin Productions
August 6, 2004	Little Black Book	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
August 27, 2004	Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid	distribution, produced by Screen Gems
September 24, 2004	The Forgotten	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
October 22, 2004	The Grudge	U.S. distributor, produced by Ghost House Pictures
November 24, 2004	Christmas with the Kranks	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
December 3, 2004	Closer	U.S. distributor; produced by Screen Gems
December 17, 2004	Spanglish	co-production with Gracie Films
January 21, 2005	Are We There Yet?	distribution only, produced by Revolution Studios and Cube Vision^{[N 9]}
February 11, 2005	Hitch	co-production with Overbrook Entertainment
February 25, 2005	Man of the House	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
March 25, 2005	Guess Who	remake of the 1967 film Guess Who's Coming to Dinner; U.S. distributor, co-production with Regency Enterprises; 20th Century Fox handled international rights
April 22, 2005	Kung Fu Hustle	International distribution only, USA distribution handled by Sony Pictures Classics
April 29, 2005	xXx: State of the Union	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and Original Film^{[N 9]}
May 27, 2005	The Longest Yard	co-production with Paramount Pictures, Happy Madison Productions, MTV Films and Callahan FilmWorks; international distributor
June 3, 2005	Lords of Dogtown	co-production with TriStar Pictures
June 10, 2005	The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl	international distribution only, co-production with Dimension Films and Troublemaker Studios
June 24, 2005	Bewitched	based on the 1964-1972 television series; co-production with Douglas Wick/Lucy Fisher
July 29, 2005	Stealth	co-production with Original Film and Phoenix Pictures
August 12, 2005	Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; co-production with Happy Madison Productions and Out of the Blue Entertainment
September 30, 2005	Into the Blue	international distribution only; co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Mandalay Pictures
October 14, 2005	Fog	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
October 28, 2005	The Legend of Zorro	co-production with Spyglass Entertainment and Amblin Entertainment
November 11, 2005	Zathura	co-production with Radar Pictures
November 23, 2005	Rent	co-production with 1492 Pictures and Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
November 23, 2005	Yours, Mine & Ours	international distribution only; co-production with Paramount Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Nickelodeon Movies and Robert Simonds, remake of 1968 United Artists film
December 21, 2005	Fun with Dick and Jane	remake of the 1977 film, co-production with Imagine Entertainment and JC 23 Entertainment
December 23, 2005	Memoirs of a Geisha	USA distribution only, co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Spyglass Entertainment, Amblin Entertainment and Red Wagon Entertainment
December 25, 2005	The Producers	international distribution only; co-production with Universal Pictures and Brooksfilms
February 10, 2006	The Pink Panther	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Robert Simonds Productions
February 17, 2006	Freedomland	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and co-production with Scott Rudin Productions^{[N 9]}
April 7, 2006	The Benchwarmers	distribution, produced by Revolution Studios and Happy Madison Productions^{[N 9]}
April 28, 2006	RV	co-production with Intermedia Films, Relativity Media, Red Wagon Productions and IMF Productions
May 19, 2006	The Da Vinci Code	co-production with Imagine Entertainment and Skylark Productions
June 23, 2006	Click	co-production with Revolution Studios and Happy Madison Productions
July 14, 2006	Little Man	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; distribution only, produced by Revolution Studios and Wayans Bros.^{[N 9]}
July 21, 2006	Monster House	co-production with ImageMovers, Relativity Media and Amblin Entertainment
August 4, 2006	Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby	co-production with Apatow Company, Mosaic Media Group and Relativity Media
August 11, 2006	Zoom	distribution only, produced by Revolution Studios, Team Todd and Boxing Cat Films^{[N 9]}
September 15, 2006	Gridiron Gang	co-production with Relativity Media and Original Film
September 22, 2006	All the King's Men	remake of the 1949 film; co-production with Phoenix Pictures and Relativity Media
September 29, 2006	Open Season	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation
October 13, 2006	The Grudge 2	co-production with Ghost House Pictures
October 20, 2006	Marie Antoinette	co-production with American Zoetrope
November 10, 2006	Stranger than Fiction	co-production with Mandate Pictures
November 17, 2006	Casino Royale	co-production with Eon Productions and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
December 8, 2006	The Holiday	co-production with Universal Pictures, Relativity Media and Waverly Films; U.S. distributor
December 15, 2006	The Pursuit of Happyness	co-production with Relativity Media, Escape Artists and Overbrook Entertainment
December 20, 2006	Rocky Balboa	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Revolution Studios and Chartoff/Winkler Productions
January 26, 2007	Catch and Release	co-production with Relativity Media
February 2, 2007	The Messengers	international distribution only, released in USA as Screen Gems, co-production with Ghost House Pictures
February 16, 2007	Ghost Rider	co-production with Relativity Media, Crystal Sky Pictures and Marvel Studios; rights now owned by The Walt Disney Company.
March 23, 2007	Reign Over Me	co-production with Relativity Media, Madison 23, and Sunlight Productions
April 4, 2007	Are We Done Yet?	distribution only, produced by Revolution Studios, RKO Pictures and Cube Vision^{[N 9]}
April 13, 2007	Perfect Stranger	distribution only, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
May 4, 2007	Spider-Man 3	co-production with Marvel Studios and Laura Ziskin
June 8, 2007	Surf's Up	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation
August 17, 2007	Superbad	co-production with Apatow Productions
October 12, 2007	Across the Universe	distribution only, produced by Revolution Studios^{[N 9]}
October 12, 2007	We Own the Night	co-production with 2929 Productions
October 19, 2007	30 Days of Night
November 9, 2007	Saawariya	co-production with SLB Films
December 21, 2007	Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story	co-production with Relativity Media and Apatow Productions
December 25, 2007	The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep	distribution only, produced by Walden Media, Revolution Studios and Beacon Pictures;^{[N 9]} final Revolution Studios film
January 30, 2008	CJ7	International distribution only, USA distribution by Sony Pictures Classics
February 22, 2008	Vantage Point	co-production with DiBonaventura Pictures, Relativity Media and Original Film
February 29, 2008	The Other Boleyn Girl	co-production with Focus Features, Relativity Media, Scott Rudin Productions and BBC Films; U.S. distributor
March 28, 2008	21	co-production with Relativity Media
May 2, 2008	Made of Honor	co-production with Relativity Media and Original Film
June 6, 2008	You Don't Mess with the Zohan	co-production with Happy Madison Productions and Relativity Media
July 2, 2008	Hancock	co-production with Overbrook Entertainment and Relativity Media
July 25, 2008	Step Brothers	co-production with Apatow Productions, Relativity Media, Mosaic Media Group, and Gary Sanchez Productions
August 6, 2008	Pineapple Express	co-production with Relativity Media and Apatow Productions
August 22, 2008	The House Bunny	co-production with Happy Madison Productions and Relativity Media
October 3, 2008	Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist	co-production with Mandate Pictures
November 14, 2008	Quantum of Solace	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Eon Productions
December 19, 2008	Seven Pounds	co-production with Overbrook Entertainment, Relativity Media and Escape Artists
January 16, 2009	Paul Blart: Mall Cop	co-production with Happy Madison Productions and Relativity Media
February 6, 2009	The Pink Panther 2	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Robert Simonds
February 13, 2009	The International	co-production with Atlas Entertainment and Relativity Media
May 15, 2009	Angels & Demons	co-production with Imagine Entertainment and Skylark Productions
May 21, 2009	Terminator Salvation	International distributor, co-production with The Halcyon Company and Wonderland Sound and Vision
June 12, 2009	The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Relativity Media, Escape Artists and Scott Free
June 19, 2009	Year One	co-production with Apatow Productions
July 24, 2009	The Ugly Truth	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment and Relativity Media
July 31, 2009	Funny People	international distribution only; co-production with Universal Pictures, Relativity Media, Madison 23 and Apatow Productions
August 7, 2009	Julie & Julia	co-production with Tiger Aspect Pictures
September 18, 2009	Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation
October 2, 2009	Zombieland	co-production with Relativity Media and Pariah
October 9, 2009	The Damned United	UK film; co-production with BBC Films, Left Bank Pictures and Screen Yorkshire
October 28, 2009	Michael Jackson's This Is It	co-production with The Michael Jackson Company, LLC and AEG Live
November 13, 2009	2012	co-production with Centropolis Entertainment
December 3, 2009	Jump	co-production with Columbia Pictures Film Production Asia Limited, The Star Oversea Ltd. and China Film Group Corporation
December 18, 2009	Did You Hear About the Morgans?	co-production with Relativity Media, Castle Rock Entertainment and Banter Films

2010s

Release Date	Title	Notes
March 19, 2010	The Bounty Hunter	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; co-production with Original Film and Relativity Media
April 14, 2010	Cemetery Junction	UK film
June 11, 2010	The Karate Kid	co-production with Overbrook Entertainment and Jerry Weintraub
June 25, 2010	Grown Ups	co-production with Happy Madison Productions
July 23, 2010	Salt	co-production with Relativity Media
August 6, 2010	The Other Guys	co-production with Gary Sanchez Productions and Mosaic Media Group
August 13, 2010	Eat Pray Love	co-production with Plan B Entertainment
September 3, 2010	Machete	As Sony Pictures Releasing International; International distribution only, produced by Hyde Park Entertainment, Troublemaker Studios, and Overnight Films; 20th Century Fox handles North American distribution
September 24, 2010	The Virginity Hit	co-production with Gary Sanchez Productions
October 1, 2010	The Social Network	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama; co-production with Relativity Media and Scott Rudin Productions
December 10, 2010	The Tourist	international distribution only; co-production with StudioCanal, Spyglass Entertainment and GK Films
December 17, 2010	How Do You Know	co-production with Gracie Films
January 14, 2011	The Green Hornet	co-production with Original Film
February 11, 2011	Just Go with It	co-production with Happy Madison Productions
March 11, 2011	Battle: Los Angeles	co-production with Original Film and Relativity Media
June 24, 2011	Bad Teacher	co-production with Mosaic Media Group and Radar Pictures
July 8, 2011	Zookeeper	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Happy Madison Productions, Broken Road and Hey Eddie
July 29, 2011	The Smurfs	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation and Kerner Entertainment Company
August 12, 2011	30 Minutes or Less	co-production with Media Rights Capital and Red Hour
September 9, 2011	Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; co-production with Happy Madison Productions
September 16, 2011	Restless	co-production with Imagine Entertainment and Sony Pictures Classics
September 23, 2011	Moneyball	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama; USA distribution only; co-production with Scott Rudin and Michael De Luca
October 7, 2011	The Ides of March	USA distribution only, co-production with Cross Creek Pictures, Exclusive Media Group, Smoke House Pictures and Appian Way Productions
October 28, 2011	Anonymous	co-production with Relativity Media and Centropolis Entertainment
November 11, 2011	Jack and Jill	Winner of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; co-production with Happy Madison Productions and Broken Road Productions
November 23, 2011	Arthur Christmas	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation and Aardman Animations
December 20, 2011	The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Scott Rudin Productions and Yellow Bird Films
December 21, 2011	The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn	international distribution only; co-production with Paramount Pictures, Nickelodeon Movies, Amblin Entertainment, WingNut Films, The Kennedy/Marshall Company and Hemisphere Media Capital
February 17, 2012	Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance	U.S. distribution only; co-production with Warner Bros. Pictures, Michael De Luca, Hyde Park Entertainment, Imagenation Abu Dhabi, Crystal Sky Pictures and Marvel Entertainment; rights now owned by The Walt Disney Company.
March 16, 2012	21 Jump Street	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Relativity Media, Original Film and Cannell Studios
April 27, 2012	The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists!	AKA The Pirates! Band of Misfits; co-production with Sony Pictures Animation and Aardman Animations
May 25, 2012	Men in Black 3	co-production with Amblin Entertainment, Hemisphere Media Capital and P+M Imagenation
June 15, 2012	That's My Boy	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; co-production with Happy Madison Productions
July 3, 2012	The Amazing Spider-Man	co-production with Marvel Entertainment and Laura Ziskin
August 3, 2012	Total Recall	co-production with Relativity Media and Original Film
August 8, 2012	Hope Springs	co-production with Mandate Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Escape Artists and Film 360
August 24, 2012	Premium Rush	co-production with Pariah
September 28, 2012	Hotel Transylvania	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation
October 12, 2012	Here Comes the Boom	co-production with Happy Madison Productions and Broken Road Productions
November 9, 2012	Skyfall	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Eon Productions
December 19, 2012	Zero Dark Thirty	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama; USA distribution only; co-production with Relativity Media and Annapurna Pictures; Universal Pictures held international rights
December 25, 2012	Django Unchained	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama; international distribution only; co-production with The Weinstein Company and A Band Apart
May 31, 2013	After Earth	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; co-production with Overbrook Entertainment and Blinding Edge Pictures
June 12, 2013	This Is the End	co-production with Mandate Pictures and Point Grey Pictures
June 28, 2013	White House Down	co-production with Centropolis Entertainment and Mythology Entertainment
July 12, 2013	Grown Ups 2	Nominee of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; co-production with Happy Madison Productions
July 31, 2013	The Smurfs 2	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation, Kerner Entertainment Company and Hemisphere Media Capital
September 27, 2013	Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation
October 11, 2013	Captain Phillips	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama; co-production with Relativity Media, Scott Rudin Productions and Michael De Luca Productions
December 20, 2013	American Hustle	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; USA distribution only; co production with Annapurna Pictures and Atlas Entertainment
February 7, 2014	The Monuments Men^[2]	USA distribution only; co-production with 20th Century Fox, Fox 2000 Pictures, Studio Babelsberg and Smokehouse Pictures
February 12, 2014	RoboCop	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Strike Entertainment
May 2, 2014	The Amazing Spider-Man 2	co-production with Marvel Entertainment, K/O Paper Products and Ingenious Film Partners
June 13, 2014	22 Jump Street	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Original Film, Ingenious Film Partners and Cannell Studios
July 18, 2014	Sex Tape	co-production with Escape Artists
September 26, 2014	The Equalizer	co-production with Escape Artists, Village Roadshow Pictures, Mace Neufeld Productions and Lstar Capital
October 17, 2014	Fury	co-production with QED International and Ingenious Film Partners
December 19, 2014	Annie	co-production with Overbrook Entertainment and Village Roadshow Pictures
December 25, 2014	The Interview	co-production with Point Grey Pictures and Lstar Capital
March 6, 2015	Chappie^[3]	co-production with Media Rights Capital
April 17, 2015	Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2	co-production with Happy Madison Productions

Upcoming films

Release Date	Title	Notes
May 29, 2015	Aloha	U.S. distribution only; International distribution by 20th Century Fox; co-production with New Regency Pictures, Regency Enterprises, Vinyl Films and RatPac Entertainment
July 24, 2015	Pixels^[4]	co-production with Happy Madison Productions and 1492 Pictures
September 4, 2015	Kitchen Sink
September 25, 2015	Hotel Transylvania 2	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation
October 16, 2015	Goosebumps	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures, Original Film, and Scholastic
November 6, 2015	Spectre	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Eon Productions
November 25, 2015	Untitled Christmas Eve project	co-production with Point Grey Pictures and Good Universe
December 25, 2015	Concussion	co-production with Scott Free Productions and The Shuman Company
January 15, 2016	The 5th Wave	co-production with GK Films and Material Pictures
February 26, 2016	Grimsby	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures and Four by Two films
May 20, 2016	Angry Birds	co-production with Sony Pictures Imageworks and Rovio Entertainment
June 3, 2016	Sausage Party	co-production with Point Grey Pictures, Annapurna Pictures, and Nitrogen Studios Canada
June 10, 2016	Uncharted	co-production with Naughty Dog
July 22, 2016	Ghostbusters
September 23, 2016	Untitled Sony Pictures Animation film	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation
October 14, 2016	Inferno	co-production with Imagine Entertainment and Skylark Productions
January 13, 2017	The Magnificent Seven	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
March 31, 2017	Untitled The Smurfs reboot	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation and The Kerner Entertainment Company
July 28, 2017	Untitled Spider-Man Reboot	distribution only; produced by Marvel Studios^[5]
September 22, 2017	Untitled Sony Pictures Animation film	co-production with Sony Pictures Animation
July 20, 2018	Spider-Man animated film	co-production with Marvel Entertainment

References

↑ "Coke Completes Columbia Merger". 1982-06-23. Retrieved 2015-02-05.
↑
↑ Neill Blomkamp's 'Elysium' Follow-Up, 'Chappie', Set for March 2015 Release
↑ "Adam Sandler's 'Pixels' Gets May 2015 Release Date". hollywoodreporter.com.
↑ http://www.forbes.com/sites/markhughes/2015/02/10/spider-man-swings-his-way-to-marvel-studios/

External links

Columbia Pictures at the Internet Movie Database

Notes

↑ 1.0 1.1 Rights are now held by Paramount Pictures.
↑ 2.0 2.1 This film is now in the public domain.
↑ Rights are now held by The Samuel Goldwyn, Jr. Family Trust.
↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Rights now belong to Warner Bros.
↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 Rights now owned by MGM
↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 6.8 6.9 6.10 6.11 6.12 Currently distributed by MGM in North America
↑ Home video distribution handled by MGM and TV distribution through Warner Bros.
↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6 8.7 8.8 8.9 8.10 8.11 8.12 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.16 8.17 8.18 8.19 8.20 8.21 8.22 8.23 8.24 Currently distributed by Warner Bros.
↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 9.8 9.9 9.10 9.11 9.12 9.13 9.14 9.15 9.16 9.17 9.18 9.19 9.20 9.21 9.22 9.23 9.24 9.25 9.26 9.27 9.28 9.29 9.30 9.31 9.32 9.33 9.34 9.35 9.36 9.37 rights now owned by Revolution Studios

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