List of films distributed by Buena Vista

This is a list of feature films that were released by The Walt Disney Studio's distribution arm, Buena Vista Pictures Distribution (established in 1953 as Buena Vista Film Distribution Co., Inc.), prior to its reorganization into Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures in 2007.
This list does not include:
* Direct-to-video films
* Films that Disney co-produced or co-financed, but were released by other companies (i.e., Popeye, Bringing Out the Dead).
* Films that Disney released internationally, including co-productions for which they held non-domestic distribution rights.
* Films produced or acquired by Miramax (and its then-subsidiary Dimension Films) during its time under Disney's ownership, as that company had its own distribution arm that operated autonomously from Disney's.
==Key==
Key to the colors used below
	Label
	Walt Disney Pictures
	Touchstone Pictures
	Hollywood Pictures
	No label / Acquisitions
==1950s==
Title 	Release Date 	Notes
The Living Desert 	November 9, 1953 	Accompanied by Ben and Me.
The Vanishing Prairie 	August 16, 1954 	Accompanied by Willie, the Operatic Whale.
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 	December 23, 1954 	Accompanied by Grand Canyonscope.
Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier	May 25, 1955 	Accompanied by Arizona Sheepdog.
Lady and the Tramp 	June 16, 1955 (Chicago)June 23, 1955 (general) 	Accompanied by Switzerland.
The African Lion 	September 14, 1955 	Accompanied by Peter and the Wolf and The Emperor Penguins.
The Littlest Outlaw 	December 25, 1955 (premiere)February 1, 1956 (general) 	Accompanied by The Legend of Johnny Appleseed.
Fantasia 	February 9, 1956 	Re-release in SuperScope.
Song of the South 	February 15, 1956 (premiere)February 20, 1956 (general)	Re-release; accompanied by Sardinia.
The Great Locomotive Chase 	June 8, 1956 (premiere)June 20, 1956 (general) 	Accompanied by Men Against the Arctic and How to Have an Accident in the Home.
Davy Crockett and the River Pirates 	July 17, 1956 	Accompanied by Man in Space.
Yang Kwei Fei 	September 10, 1956 	Import from Japan; with English subtitles.
Secrets of Life 	November 6, 1956 (premiere)November 15, 1956 (general) 	Accompanied by Cow Dog and A Cowboy Needs a Horse.
Westward Ho, the Wagons! 	December 20, 1956 (premiere)December 25, 1956 (general)	Accompanied by Disneyland, U.S.A.
Cinderella 	February 14, 1957 	Re-release; accompanied by Blue Men of Morocco.
If All the Guys in the World 	April 22, 1957 	Import from France; with English subtitles.
Johnny Tremain 	June 19, 1957 	Accompanied by The Wetback Hound and The Story of Anyburg, U.S.A.
Bambi 	July 3, 1957 	Re-release.; accompanied by Alaskan Sled Dog.
Perri 	August 28, 1957 	
Old Yeller 	December 25, 1957 	
The Story of Vickie 	January 29, 1958 	Import from Germany; dubbed into English.
The Missouri Traveler 	February 4, 1958 	Produced by C. V. Whitney Pictures, Inc.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 	February 7, 1958 	Re-release.
Stage Struck 	April 5, 1958 	Produced by RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.
Peter Pan 	May 14, 1958 	Re-release.
The Proud Rebel 	May 28, 1958 	Produced by Samuel Goldwyn, Jr.
The Light in the Forest 	July 9, 1958 	
White Wilderness 	August 12, 1958 	Accompanied by Ama Girls.
Tonka 	December 25, 1958 	
Sleeping Beauty 	January 29, 1959 (premiere)July 1959 (general) 	Accompanied by Grand Canyon.
The Shaggy Dog 	March 19, 1959 	Accompanied by Cruise of the Eagle.
Darby O'Gill and the Little People 	June 26, 1959 	Accompanied by Donald in Mathmagic Land.
The Big Fisherman 	August 5, 1959 (premiere)October 1959 (general) 	Produced by Centurion Films.
Third Man on the Mountain 	November 10, 1959 	Accompanied by Noah's Ark.
Dumbo 	November 26, 1959 	Re-release.
==1960s==
Title 	Release Date 	Notes
Toby Tyler 	January 21, 1960 	Accompanied by Goliath II and Gala Day at Disneyland.
Kidnapped 	February 25, 1960 	
Pollyanna 	May 19, 1960 	
The Sign of Zorro 	June 11, 1960 	Previously released overseas.
Jungle Cat 	August 10, 1960 	Accompanied by The Hound That Thought He Was a Raccoon.
Ten Who Dared 	October 18, 1960 	
Swiss Family Robinson 	December 21, 1960 	Accompanied by The Horse with the Flying Tail.
One Hundred and One Dalmatians 	January 25, 1961 	
The Absent-Minded Professor 	March 16, 1961 	Accompanied by The Saga of Windwagon Smith.
The Parent Trap 	June 21, 1961 	Accompanied by The Litterbug and Donald and the Wheel.
Nikki, Wild Dog of the North 	July 12, 1961 	
Greyfriars Bobby 	September 28, 1961 	
Babes in Toyland 	December 14, 1961 	
Pinocchio 	January 18, 1962 	Re-release.
Moon Pilot 	February 9, 1962 	
Bon Voyage! 	May 17, 1962 	
Big Red 	June 6, 1962 	
The Living Desert 	June 6, 1962 	Re-release.
Lady and the Tramp 	September 26, 1962 	Re-release.
Almost Angels 	September 26, 1962 	
The Legend of Lobo 	November 7, 1962 	
In Search of the Castaways 	December 19, 1962 	Accompanied by A Symposium on Popular Songs.
Son of Flubber 	January 18, 1963 	
Fantasia 	February 20, 1963 	Re-release in SuperScope; accompanied by Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom.
Miracle of the White Stallions 	March 29, 1963 	
Savage Sam 	June 12, 1963 	Accompanied by Yellowstone Cubs.
Summer Magic 	July 7, 1963 	
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 	September 4, 1963 	Re-release.
The Incredible Journey 	October 30, 1963 	
The Three Lives of Thomasina 	December 11, 1963 	
The Sword in the Stone 	December 25, 1963 	
The Misadventures of Merlin Jones 	January 22, 1964 	
A Tiger Walks 	March 12, 1964 	
The Moon-Spinners 	July 2, 1964 	
Mary Poppins 	August 27, 1964 (Los Angeles)September 24, 1964 (New York)October 13, 1964 (limited)	Accompanied by The CalArts Story.
So Dear to My Heart 	September 30, 1964 	Re-release; accompanied by The Golden Horseshoe Revue.
Emil and the Detectives 	December 18, 1964 	Accompanied by The Tattooed Police Horse.
Those Calloways 	January 28, 1965 	
Cinderella 	June 9, 1965 	Re-release.
The Monkey's Uncle 	June 23, 1965 	
Old Yeller 	September 29, 1965 	Re-release.
That Darn Cat! 	December 2, 1965 	
The Ugly Dachshund 	February 4, 1966 	Accompanied by Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree.
Bambi 	March 25, 1966 	Re-release.
Mary Poppins 	June 1, 1966 	Re-release.
Lt. Robin Crusoe, U.S.N. 	June 29, 1966 	Accompanied by Run, Appaloosa, Run.
The Fighting Prince of Donegal 	October 1, 1966 	
Follow Me, Boys! 	December 1, 1966 	
Monkeys, Go Home! 	February 2, 1967 	
The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin 	March 2, 1967 	
The Absent-Minded Professor 	May 24, 1967 	Re-releases in a double feature.
The Shaggy Dog 	May 24, 1967 	Re-releases in a double feature.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 	June 14, 1967 	Re-release.
The Happiest Millionaire 	June 23, 1967 (Los Angeles)November 30, 1967 (New York) 	
The Gnome-Mobile 	July 12, 1967 	
The Jungle Book 	October 18, 1967 	
Charlie, the Lonesome Cougar 	October 18, 1967 	
Blackbeard's Ghost 	February 8, 1968 	
The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band	March 21, 1968 	
Never a Dull Moment 	June 26, 1968 	Accompanied by Three Little Pigs.
The Parent Trap 	September 11, 1968 	Re-release.
The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit 	December 20, 1968 	Accompanied by Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day.
Swiss Family Robinson 	January 22, 1969 	Re-release.
The Love Bug 	March 26, 1969 	
Smith! 	March 26, 1969 	
The Incredible Journey 	March 26, 1969 	Re-release.
Rascal 	June 11, 1969 	Accompanied by Hang Your Hat on the Wind.
Peter Pan 	June 18, 1969 	Re-release.
Darby O'Gill and the Little People 	October 1, 1969 	Re-release.
Fantasia 	December 17, 1969 (limited) 	Re-release.
101 Dalmatians 	December 25, 1969 	Re-release.
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes 	December 31, 1969 	Accompanied by It's Tough to Be a Bird.
==1970s==
Title 	Release Date 	Notes
King of the Grizzlies 	February 11, 1970 	
In Search of the Castaways 	March 18, 1970 	Re-release.
Sleeping Beauty 	June 10, 1970 	Re-release.
The Boatniks 	July 1, 1970 	
Son of Flubber 	September 30, 1970 	Re-release.
The Aristocats 	December 11, 1970 (premiere)December 24, 1970 (general) 	
The Wild Country 	January 20, 1971 	
The Barefoot Executive 	March 17, 1971 	
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 	May 26, 1971 	Re-release.
Scandalous John 	June 22, 1971 	
The Million Dollar Duck 	June 30, 1971 	
Pinocchio 	July 7, 1971 	Re-release.
The Living Desert 	October 6, 1971 	Re-releases in a double feature.
The Vanishing Prairie 	October 6, 1971 	Re-releases in a double feature.
Bedknobs and Broomsticks 	November 11, 1971 	
Lady and the Tramp 	December 17, 1971 	Re-release.
Song of the South 	January 19, 1972 	Re-release.
The Biscuit Eater 	March 22, 1972 	
Swiss Family Robinson 	May 23, 1972 	Re-releases in a double feature.
101 Dalmatians 	May 23, 1972 	Re-releases in a double feature.
Napoleon and Samantha 	July 5, 1972 	
White Wilderness 	July 5, 1972 	Re-release.
The Misadventures of Merlin Jones 	July 5, 1972 	Re-release.
Now You See Him, Now You Don't 	July 12, 1972 	
Dumbo 	October 11, 1972 	Re-releases in a double feature.
The Legend of Lobo 	October 11, 1972 	Re-releases in a double feature.
Run, Cougar, Run 	October 18, 1972 	
Snowball Express 	December 20, 1972 	Accompanied by The Magic of Walt Disney World.
The African Lion 	December 20, 1972 	Re-release.
The Sword in the Stone 	December 22, 1972 	Re-release.
The World's Greatest Athlete 	February 1, 1973 	
Charley and the Angel 	March 23, 1973 	
Cinderella 	March 23, 1973 	Re-release.
Mary Poppins 	May 17, 1973 	Re-release.
The Aristocats 	June 6, 1973 	Re-releases in a double feature.
Song of the South 	June 6, 1973 	Re-releases in a double feature.
One Little Indian 	June 20, 1973 	
That Darn Cat! 	October 4, 1973 	Re-release.
Robin Hood 	November 8, 1973 (New York)December 21, 1973 (general) 	
Superdad 	December 14, 1973 (Los Angeles)January 18, 1974 (general) 	
Son of Flubber 	January 18, 1974 	Re-release.
Alice in Wonderland 	March 15, 1974 	Re-release.
Herbie Rides Again 	June 6, 1974 	
Old Yeller 	June 12, 1974 	Re-releases in a double feature.
The Incredible Journey 	June 12, 1974 	Re-releases in a double feature.
The Bears and I 	July 31, 1974 	
The Castaway Cowboy 	August 7, 1974 	
The Absent-Minded Professor 	August 7, 1974 	Re-release.
The Shaggy Dog 	October 9, 1974 	Re-release.
Lt. Robin Crusoe, U.S.N. 	November 22, 1974 	Re-release.
The Island at the Top of the World 	December 20, 1974 	Accompanied by Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too.
Swiss Family Robinson 	January 17, 1975 	Re-release.
The Strongest Man in the World 	February 6, 1975 	Accompanied by A Goofy Sport-acular.
Escape to Witch Mountain 	March 21, 1975 	Accompanied by a Chip 'n Dale Cartoon Fest.
Bambi 	June 25, 1975 	Re-release; accompanied by The Hound That Thought He Was a Raccoon.
The Apple Dumpling Gang 	July 9, 1975 	Accompanied by Donald and His Duckling Gang.
One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing 	July 9, 1975 	Accompanied by Walt Disney's Cartoon-a-Roonies.
Cinderella 	July 12, 1975 	Re-release.
The Best of Walt Disney's True-Life Adventures	October 8, 1975 	
Treasure Island 	November 21, 1975 	Re-release; edited to secure a "G" rating.
Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow 	November 21, 1975 	Originally released overseas.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 	December 20, 1975 	Re-release; accompanied by Fantasy on Skis.
Ride a Wild Pony 	December 25, 1975 (Los Angeles)March 26, 1976 (general) 	
Blackbeard's Ghost 	January 16, 1976 	Re-release.
No Deposit, No Return 	February 11, 1976 	Accompanied by Walt Disney's Award-Winning Cartoon Classics.
Dumbo 	March 26, 1976 	Re-release.
Follow Me, Boys! 	May 28, 1976 	Re-release; accompanied by Ben and Me.
Peter Pan 	June 18, 1976 	Re-release.
Gus 	July 6, 1976 	
Treasure of Matecumbe 	July 9, 1976 	
The Littlest Horse Thieves 	August 25, 1976 (test markets)March 11, 1977 (general) 	Double feature.
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 	August 25, 1976 (test markets)March 11, 1977 (general) 	Double feature.
The Gnome-Mobile 	November 24, 1976 	Re-release.
The Shaggy D.A. 	December 17, 1976 	
Freaky Friday 	December 17, 1976 (Los Angeles)January 21, 1977 (general) 	
Never a Dull Moment 	January 21, 1977 	Re-release; accompanied by The Three Caballeros.
Fantasia 	May 20, 1977 	Re-release.
The Boatniks 	June 8, 1977 	Re-release.
The Rescuers 	June 22, 1977 	Accompanied by A Tale of Two Critters.
Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo 	June 24, 1977 	
Pete's Dragon 	November 3, 1977 (New York)December 16, 1977 (general) 	
Candleshoe 	December 16, 1977 (Los Angeles)February 10, 1978 (general)	
Return from Witch Mountain 	March 10, 1978 	
The Jungle Book 	June 9, 1978 	Re-release; accompanied by The Sign of Zorro.
The Cat from Outer Space 	June 30, 1978 	
Hot Lead and Cold Feet 	July 5, 1978 	Accompanied by The Madcap Adventures of Mr. Toad.
Mickey's Birthday Party Show 	September 30, 1978 	Weekend matinees only.
Pinocchio 	December 16, 1978 	Re-release; accompanied by The Small One.
The Love Bug 	January 19, 1979 	Re-release.
The North Avenue Irregulars 	February 9, 1979 	
Take Down 	March 2, 1979 	First release to be rated "PG".
Bedknobs and Broomsticks 	March 16, 1979 	Re-release; edited version.
101 Dalmatians 	June 7, 1979 	Re-release; accompanied by Footloose Fox.
The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again 	June 27, 1979 	
Unidentified Flying Oddball 	July 26, 1979 	
Sleeping Beauty 	August 29, 1979 (Spokane)September 26, 1979 (general) 	Re-release.
The Black Hole 	December 20, 1979 	First Disney-branded film to get a "PG" rating.
==1980s==
Title 	Release Date 	Notes
Midnight Madness 	February 7, 1980 	Released without the Disney name.
Lady and the Tramp 	March 6, 1980 	Re-release.
The Watcher in the Woods 	April 17, 1980 (limited)October 7, 1981 (revised) 	Withdrawn so a new ending could be filmed.
Mary Poppins 	May 23, 1980 	Re-release.
Herbie Goes Bananas 	June 25, 1980 	
The Last Flight of Noah's Ark 	June 25, 1980 	Accompanied by Mickey Mouse Disco.
Song of the South 	October 8, 1980 	Re-release.
The Aristocats 	December 19, 1980 	Re-release.
The Devil and Max Devlin 	February 6, 1981 	
Amy 	March 20, 1981 	
Alice in Wonderland 	April 3, 1981 	Re-release.
Herbie Goes Bananas 	June 12, 1981 	Double feature; reissues part of Disney's Summer Derby.
Freaky Friday 	June 12, 1981 	Double feature; reissues part of Disney's Summer Derby.
Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo 	June 12, 1981 	Double feature; reissues part of Disney's Summer Derby.
The World's Greatest Athlete 	June 12, 1981 	Double feature; reissues part of Disney's Summer Derby.
Herbie Rides Again 	June 19, 1981 	Double feature; reissues part of Disney's Summer Derby.
Swiss Family Robinson 	June 19, 1981 	Double feature; reissues part of Disney's Summer Derby.
The Fox and the Hound 	July 10, 1981 	Accompanied by Once Upon a Mouse.
Condorman 	August 7, 1981 	
Cinderella 	December 18, 1981 (limited)December 25, 1981 (wide)	Re-release.
Night Crossing 	February 5, 1982 	
Robin Hood 	March 5, 1982 	Re-release.
Fantasia 	April 2, 1982 	Re-release; re-recorded in digital stereo.
Bambi 	June 4, 1982 	Re-release.
TRON 	July 9, 1982 	
Tex 	July 30, 1982 	
Peter Pan 	December 17, 1982 	Re-release.
The Sword in the Stone 	March 11, 1983 	Re-release; accompanied by Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore.
Trenchcoat 	March 11, 1983 	
Something Wicked This Way Comes	April 29, 1983 	
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs	July 15, 1983 	Re-release.
Never Cry Wolf 	October 7, 1983 	First film from Walt Disney Pictures.
Running Brave 	November 3, 1983 	
The Rescuers 	December 16, 1983 	Re-release; accompanied by Mickey's Christmas Carol.
Pete's Dragon 	March 9, 1984 	Re-release.
Splash 	March 9, 1984 	First release from Touchstone Films.
The Jungle Book 	July 27, 1984 	Re-release.
Country 	October 5, 1984 (limited) 	
Pinocchio 	December 21, 1984 	Re-release.
Fantasia 	February 8, 1985 	Re-release; re-recorded in digital stereo.
Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend	March 22, 1985 	
Return to Oz 	June 21, 1985 	
The Black Cauldron 	July 24, 1985 	Accompanied by Chips Ahoy.
My Science Project 	August 9, 1985 	
The Journey of Natty Gann 	September 27, 1985 	
One Magic Christmas 	November 22, 1985 	
101 Dalmatians 	December 20, 1985 	Re-release.
Down and Out in Beverly Hills 	January 31, 1986 	First R-rated release.
Sleeping Beauty 	March 7, 1986 	Re-release.
Off Beat 	April 11, 1986 	
Ruthless People 	June 27, 1986 	
The Great Mouse Detective 	July 2, 1986 	Accompanied by Clock Cleaners.
Flight of the Navigator 	July 30, 1986 	
Tough Guys 	October 3, 1986 	
The Color of Money 	October 17, 1986 	
Song of the South 	November 21, 1986 	Re-release; four-week engagement.
Lady and the Tramp 	December 19, 1986 	Re-release.
Outrageous Fortune 	January 30, 1987 	
Tin Men 	March 6, 1987 (limited)March 13, 1987 (wide) 	
The Aristocats 	April 10, 1987 	Re-release.
Ernest Goes to Camp 	May 22, 1987 	
Benji, the Hunted 	June 19, 1987 	
Adventures in Babysitting 	July 1, 1987 	First release to be rated PG-13.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs	July 17, 1987 	Re-release.
Stakeout 	August 5, 1987 	
Can't Buy Me Love 	August 14, 1987 	
Hello Again 	November 6, 1987 	
Cinderella 	November 20, 1987 	Re-release.
Three Men and a Baby 	November 25, 1987 	
Good Morning, Vietnam 	December 23, 1987 (limited)January 15, 1988 (wide) 	
Shoot to Kill 	February 12, 1988 	
D.O.A. 	March 18, 1988 	
The Fox and the Hound 	March 25, 1988 	Re-release.
Return to Snowy River 	April 15, 1988 	
Big Business 	June 10, 1988 	
Who Framed Roger Rabbit 	June 22, 1988 	
Bambi 	July 15, 1988 	Re-release.
Cocktail 	July 29, 1988 	
The Rescue 	August 5, 1988 	
Heartbreak Hotel 	September 30, 1988 	
The Good Mother 	November 4, 1988 	
Ernest Saves Christmas 	November 11, 1988 	
Oliver & Company 	November 18, 1988 	
Beaches 	December 21, 1988 (limited)January 13, 1989 (wide) 	
Three Fugitives 	January 27, 1989 	
New York Stories 	March 10, 1989 	
The Rescuers 	March 17, 1989 	Re-release.
Disorganized Crime 	April 14, 1989 	
Dead Poets Society 	June 2, 1989 (limited)June 9, 1989 (wide) 	
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 	June 23, 1989 	Accompanied by Tummy Trouble.
Peter Pan 	July 14, 1989 	Re-release.
Turner & Hooch 	July 28, 1989 	
Cheetah 	August 18, 1989 	Accompanied by Mickey and the Seal.
An Innocent Man 	October 6, 1989 	
Gross Anatomy 	October 20, 1989 	
The Little Mermaid 	November 17, 1989 	
Blaze 	December 13, 1989 	
==1990s==
Title 	Release Date 	Notes
Stella 	February 2, 1990 	
Where the Heart Is 	February 23, 1990 	
Pretty Woman 	March 23, 1990 	
Ernest Goes to Jail 	April 6, 1990 	
Spaced Invaders 	April 27, 1990 	
Fire Birds 	May 25, 1990 	
Dick Tracy 	June 15, 1990 	Accompanied by Roller Coaster Rabbit.
Betsy's Wedding 	June 22, 1990 	
The Jungle Book 	July 13, 1990 	Re-release.
Arachnophobia 	July 18, 1990 	First film from Hollywood Pictures.
DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp	August 3, 1990 	Accompanied by Dude Duck.
Taking Care of Business 	August 17, 1990 	
Fantasia 	October 5, 1990 	Re-release.
Mr. Destiny 	October 12, 1990 	
The Rescuers Down Under 	November 16, 1990 	Accompanied by The Prince and the Pauper.
Three Men and a Little Lady 	November 21, 1990 	
Green Card 	December 23, 1990 (Los Angeles)December 25, 1990 (New York)January 11, 1991 (limited)	
White Fang 	January 18, 1991 	
Run 	February 1, 1991 	
Scenes from a Mall 	February 22, 1991 	
Shipwrecked 	March 1, 1991 	
The Marrying Man 	April 5, 1991 	
Oscar 	April 26, 1991 	
Run 	May 3, 1991 	
What About Bob? 	May 17, 1991 	
Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken 	May 24, 1991 	
The Rocketeer 	June 21, 1991 	
101 Dalmatians 	July 12, 1991 	Re-release.
V.I. Warshawski 	July 26, 1991 	
The Doctor 	August 16, 1991 	
True Identity 	August 23, 1991 	
Deceived 	September 27, 1991 	
Paradise 	October 4, 1991 	
Ernest Scared Stupid 	October 11, 1991 	
Billy Bathgate 	November 1, 1991 	
Beauty and the Beast 	November 22, 1991 	
Father of the Bride 	December 20, 1991 	
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle 	January 10, 1992 	
Medicine Man 	February 7, 1992 	
The Adventures of the Great Mouse Detective 	February 14, 1992 	Re-release.
Blame It on the Bellboy 	March 6, 1992 	
Noises Off 	March 20, 1992 	
Straight Talk 	April 3, 1992 	
Newsies 	April 10, 1992 	
Passed Away 	April 24, 1992 	
Encino Man 	May 22, 1992 	
Sister Act 	May 29, 1992 	
Pinocchio 	June 26, 1992 	Re-release.
Honey, I Blew Up the Kid 	July 17, 1992 	Accompanied by Off His Rockers.
A Stranger Among Us 	July 17, 1992 	
3 Ninjas 	August 7, 1992 	Accompanied by Petal to the Metal.
The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag 	August 21, 1992 	
Crossing the Bridge 	September 11, 1992 	
Captain Ron 	September 18, 1992 	
Sarafina! 	September 18, 1992 (limited)November 25, 1992 (wide) 	
The Mighty Ducks 	October 2, 1992 	
Consenting Adults 	October 16, 1992 	
Aladdin 	November 11, 1992 (limited)November 25, 1992 (wide) 	
The Distinguished Gentleman 	December 4, 1992 	
The Muppet Christmas Carol 	December 11, 1992 	
Alive 	January 15, 1993 	
Blood In Blood Out 	January 20, 1993 (limited)April 30, 1993 (revised) 	Retitled to Bound by Honor for April release.
Aspen Extreme 	January 22, 1993 	
The Cemetery Club 	February 3, 1993 (limited)February 12, 1993 (wide) 	
Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey 	February 3, 1993 (limited)February 12, 1993 (wide) 	
Swing Kids 	March 5, 1993 	
A Far Off Place 	March 12, 1993 	Accompanied by Trail Mix-Up.
Born Yesterday 	March 26, 1993 	
The Adventures of Huck Finn 	April 2, 1993 	
Indian Summer 	April 23, 1993 	
Super Mario Bros. 	May 28, 1993 	
Life with Mikey 	June 4, 1993 	
Guilty as Sin 	June 4, 1993 	
What's Love Got to Do with It 	June 9, 1993 (limited)June 11, 1993 (expanded)June 18, 1993 (wide) 	
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 	July 2, 1993 	Re-release.
Son in Law 	July 2, 1993 	
Hocus Pocus 	July 16, 1993 	
Another Stakeout 	July 23, 1993 	
My Boyfriend's Back 	August 6, 1993 	
Father Hood 	August 27, 1993 	
The Joy Luck Club 	September 8, 1993 (limited)October 1, 1993 (expanded) 	
Money for Nothing 	September 10, 1993 	
The Program 	September 24, 1993 	
Cool Runnings 	October 1, 1993 	
The Nightmare Before Christmas 	October 13, 1993 (New York)October 22, 1993 (limited)October 29, 1993 (wide) 	
The Three Musketeers 	November 12, 1993 	
Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit 	December 10, 1993 	
Tombstone 	December 25, 1993 	
The Air Up There 	January 7, 1994 	
Cabin Boy 	January 7, 1994 	
Iron Will 	January 14, 1994 	
My Father the Hero 	February 4, 1994 	
Blank Check 	February 11, 1994 	
Angie 	March 4, 1994 	
The Ref 	March 9, 1994 (limited)March 11, 1994 (wide) 	
D2: The Mighty Ducks 	March 25, 1994 	
Holy Matrimony 	April 8, 1994 	
White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf 	April 15, 1994 	
The Inkwell 	April 22 1994 	
When a Man Loves a Woman 	April 29, 1994 (limited)May 12, 1994 (wide) 	
Renaissance Man 	June 3, 1994 	
The Lion King 	June 15, 1994 (limited)June 24, 1994 (wide) 	
I Love Trouble 	June 29, 1994 	
Angels in the Outfield 	July 15, 1994 	
In the Army Now 	August 12, 1994 	
Color of Night 	August 19, 1994 	
Camp Nowhere 	August 26, 1994 	
It's Pat 	August 26, 1994 (limited) 	
A Simple Twist of Fate 	September 2, 1994 	
Quiz Show 	September 14, 1994 (New York)September 16, 1994 (limited) 	
Terminal Velocity 	September 23, 1994 	
Ed Wood 	September 28, 1994 (limited)October 7, 1994 (wide) 	
The Puppet Masters 	October 21, 1994 	
Squanto: A Warrior's Tale 	October 28, 1994 	
The Santa Clause 	November 11, 1994 	Originally slated for the Hollywood label.
The Lion King 	November 18, 1994 	Re-release.
A Low Down Dirty Shame 	November 23, 1994 	
Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book 	December 25, 1994 	
Houseguest 	January 6, 1995 	
Bad Company 	January 20, 1995 	
Quiz Show 	January 27, 1995 (limited)February 3, 1995 (wide) 	
The Jerky Boys: The Movie 	February 3, 1996 	No label present, but often called a Touchstone release.
Heavyweights 	February 17, 1995 	
Man of the House 	March 3, 1995 	
Roommates 	March 3, 1995 	
Funny Bones 	March 24, 1995 	Released only in New York-area theaters.
Tall Tale 	March 24, 1995 	
Jefferson in Paris 	March 31, 1995 (limited)April 14, 1995 (wide) 	
A Goofy Movie 	April 7, 1995 	
While You Were Sleeping 	April 21, 1995 	
A Pyromaniac's Love Story 	April 28, 1995 	
Crimson Tide 	May 12, 1995 	
Mad Love 	May 26, 1995 	
Pocahontas 	June 16, 1995 (limited)June 23, 1995 (wide) 	
Judge Dredd 	June 30, 1995 	
Operation Dumbo Drop 	July 28, 1995 	
Dangerous Minds 	August 11, 1995 	
A Kid in King Arthur's Court 	August 11, 1995 	Accompanied by Runaway Brain.
The Tie That Binds 	September 8, 1995 	
Unstrung Heroes 	September 15, 1995 (limited)September 22, 1995 (wide) 	
The Big Green 	September 29, 1995 	
Feast of July 	October 13, 1995 (limited)October 20, 1995 (wide) 	
The Scarlet Letter 	October 13, 1995 	
Frank and Ollie 	October 20, 1995 (limited) 	
Powder 	October 27, 1995 	
Toy Story 	November 22, 1995 	
Father of the Bride Part II 	December 8, 1995 	
Nixon 	December 20, 1995 (limited)January 5, 1996 (wide) 	
Tom and Huck 	December 22, 1995 	Accompanied by Stand by Me.
Mr. Holland's Opus 	December 29, 1995 (Los Angeles)January 19, 1996 (wide) 	
White Squall 	February 2, 1996 	
Mr. Wrong 	February 16, 1996 	
Muppet Treasure Island 	February 16, 1996 	
Before and After 	February 23, 1996 	
Up Close & Personal 	March 1, 1996 	
Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco 	March 8, 1996 	
Two Much 	March 15, 1996 	
Little Indian, Big City 	March 22, 1996 	
Oliver & Company 	March 29, 1996 	Re-release.
James and the Giant Peach 	April 12, 1996 	
Celtic Pride 	April 19, 1996 	
Last Dance 	May 3, 1996 	
Boys 	May 10, 1996 	
Spy Hard 	May 24, 1996 	
Eddie 	May 31, 1996 	
The Rock 	June 7, 1996 	
The Hunchback of Notre Dame 	June 21, 1996 	
Phenomenon 	July 3, 1996 	
Kazaam 	July 17, 1996 	
Jack 	August 9, 1996 	
First Kid 	August 30, 1996 	
The Rich Man's Wife 	September 13, 1996 	
D3: The Mighty Ducks 	October 4, 1996 	
The Associate 	October 25, 1996 	
Ransom 	November 8, 1996 	
The War at Home 	November 22, 1996 (limited) 	
101 Dalmatians 	November 27, 1996 	
The Preacher's Wife 	December 13, 1996 	
Evita 	December 25, 1996 (limited)January 1, 1997 (expanded)January 10, 1997 (wide) 	
Metro 	January 17, 1997 	
Prefontaine 	January 24, 1997 	
Shadow Conspiracy 	January 31, 1997 	
That Darn Cat 	February 14, 1997 	
Jungle 2 Jungle 	March 7, 1997 	
The 6th Man 	March 28, 1997 	
Grosse Pointe Blank 	April 11, 1997 	
Romy and Michele's High School Reunion 	April 25, 1997 	
Gone Fishin' 	May 30, 1997 	
Con Air 	June 6, 1997 	
Hercules 	June 15, 1997 (New York)June 25, 1997 (Los Angeles)June 27, 1997 (wide) 	
George of the Jungle 	July 16, 1997 	
Nothing to Lose 	July 18, 1997 	
Air Bud 	August 1, 1997 	
G.I. Jane 	August 22, 1997 	
A Thousand Acres 	September 19, 1997 	
RocketMan 	October 10, 1997 	
Playing God 	October 17, 1997 	
Washington Square 	October 17, 1997 	
The Little Mermaid 	November 14, 1997 	Re-release; 17-day engagement.
Flubber 	November 26, 1997 	
An American Werewolf in Paris 	December 25, 1997 	
Mr. Magoo 	December 25, 1997 	
Kundun 	December 25, 1997 (limited)January 16, 1998 (wide) 	
Deep Rising 	January 30, 1998 	
An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn 	February 27, 1998 	
Krippendorf's Tribe 	February 27, 1998 	
Meet the Deedles 	March 27, 1998 	
He Got Game 	May 1, 1998 	
The Horse Whisperer 	May 15, 1998 	
Six Days, Seven Nights 	June 12, 1998 	
Mulan 	June 19, 1998 	
Armageddon 	July 1, 1998 	
Mafia! 	July 24, 1998 	
The Parent Trap 	July 29, 1998 	
Firelight 	September 4, 1998 (limited) 	
Simon Birch 	September 11, 1998 	
Holy Man 	October 9, 1998 	
Beloved 	October 16, 1998 	
The Waterboy 	November 6, 1998 	
I'll Be Home for Christmas 	November 13, 1998 	
Enemy of the State 	November 20, 1998 	
A Bug's Life 	November 25, 1998 	Accompanied by Geri's Game.
Rushmore 	December 11, 1998 (N.Y./L.A.)February 5, 1999 (limited)February 12, 1999 (wide) 	
Mighty Joe Young 	December 25, 1998 	Accompanied by Goofy's Extreme Sports: Paracycling.
A Civil Action 	December 25, 1998 (limited)January 8, 1999 (wide) 	
My Favorite Martian 	February 12, 1999 	Accompanied by Pluto Gets the Paper: Spaceship.
The Other Sister 	February 26, 1999 	
Doug's 1st Movie 	March 26, 1999 	Accompanied by Donald's Dynamite: Opera Box.
10 Things I Hate About You 	March 31, 1999 	
Endurance 	May 14, 1999 (limited) 	
Instinct 	June 4, 1999 	
Tarzan 	June 18, 1999 	
Summer of Sam 	July 2, 1999 	
Inspector Gadget 	July 23, 1999 	
The Sixth Sense 	August 6, 1999 	
The 13th Warrior 	August 27, 1999 	
Breakfast of Champions 	September 17, 1999 (limited) 	
Mumford 	September 24, 1999 	
Mystery, Alaska 	October 1, 1999 	
The Hand Behind the Mouse: The Ub Iwerks Story	October 8, 1999 (Los Angeles) 	
The Straight Story 	October 15, 1999 (limited) 	
The Insider 	November 5, 1999 	
Toy Story 2 	November 24, 1999 	Accompanied by Luxo, Jr.
Cradle Will Rock 	December 8, 1999 (limited)December 25, 1999 (wide) 	
Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo 	December 10, 1999 	
Bicentennial Man 	December 17, 1999 	
Play It to the Bone 	December 25, 1999 (Los Angeles)January 21, 2000 (wide) 	
==2000s==
Title 	Release Date 	Notes
Fantasia 2000 	January 1, 2000 (IMAX)June 16, 2000 (general) 	
Gun Shy 	February 4, 2000 	
The Tigger Movie 	February 11, 2000 	
Mission to Mars 	March 10, 2000 	
Whispers: An Elephant's Tale 	March 10, 2000 (Denver)October 13, 2000 (New York) 	
High Fidelity 	March 31, 2000 	
Keeping the Faith 	April 14, 2000 	
Dinosaur 	May 19, 2000 	
Shanghai Noon 	May 26, 2000 	
Gone in 60 Seconds 	June 9, 2000 	
The Kid 	July 7, 2000 	
Coyote Ugly 	August 4, 2000 	
The Crew 	August 25, 2000 	
Duets 	September 15, 2000 	
Remember the Titans 	September 29, 2000 	
Unbreakable 	November 22, 2000 	
The Emperor's New Groove 	December 15, 2000 	
O Brother, Where Art Thou? 	December 22, 2000 (N.Y./L.A.)December 29, 2000 (limited)January 12, 2001 (wide)	
Double Take 	January 12, 2001 	
Recess: School's Out 	February 16, 2001 	
Just Visiting 	April 6, 2001 	
Pearl Harbor 	May 25, 2001 	
Atlantis: The Lost Empire 	June 8, 2001 (Los Angeles)June 15, 2001 (wide) 	
Crazy/Beautiful 	June 29, 2002 	
The Princess Diaries 	August 3, 2001 	
Bubble Boy 	August 24, 2001 	
New Port South 	September 7, 2001 	
Max Keeble's Big Move 	October 5, 2001 	
Corky Romano 	October 12, 2001 	
High Heels and Low Lifes 	October 26, 2001 	
Monsters, Inc. 	November 2, 2001 	Accompanied by For the Birds.
Out Cold 	November 21, 2001 	
The Royal Tenenbaums 	December 14, 2001 (limited)December 21, 2001 (wide) 	
Beauty and the Beast 	January 1, 2002 	IMAX re-release.
Snow Dogs 	January 18, 2002 	
The Count of Monte Cristo 	January 25, 2002 	
Return to Never Land 	February 15, 2002 	
Sorority Boys 	March 22, 2002 	
The Rookie 	March 29, 2002 	
Big Trouble 	April 5, 2002 	
Frank McKlusky, C.I. 	April 26, 2002 	
Ultimate X: The Movie 	May 10, 2002 	Released exclusively in IMAX.
Bad Company 	June 7, 2002 	
Lilo & Stitch 	June 21, 2002 	
Reign of Fire 	July 12, 2002 	
The Country Bears 	July 26, 2002 	
Signs 	August 2, 2002 	
Spirited Away 	September 20, 2002 (limited)September 27, 2002 (expanded) 	A Studio Ghibli production.
Sweet Home Alabama 	September 27, 2002 	
Moonlight Mile 	September 27, 2002 (limited)October 4, 2002 (wide) 	
Tuck Everlasting 	October 11, 2002 	
The Santa Clause 2 	November 1, 2002 	
Treasure Planet 	November 27, 2002 	
The Hot Chick 	December 13, 2002 	
25th Hour 	December 19, 2002 (N.Y./L.A.)January 10, 2003 (limited) 	
The Lion King 	December 25, 2002 	IMAX re-release.
The Recruit 	January 31, 2003 	
Shanghai Knights 	February 7, 2003 	
The Jungle Book 2 	February 14, 2003 	
Bringing Down the House 	March 7, 2003 	
Piglet's Big Movie 	March 21, 2003 	
Ghosts of the Abyss 	April 11, 2003 	Shown in 3D in regular and IMAX theaters.
Holes 	April 18, 2003 	
The Lizzie McGuire Movie 	May 2, 2003 	
Finding Nemo 	May 30, 2003 	Accompanied by Knick Knack.
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl 	July 9, 2003 	
Freaky Friday 	August 6, 2003 	
Open Range 	August 15, 2003 	
Hope Springs 	September 5, 2003 (Florida) 	
Cold Creek Manor 	September 19, 2003 	
Under the Tuscan Sun 	September 26, 2003 	
Veronica Guerin 	October 17, 2003 	
Brother Bear 	October 24, 2003 (limited)November 1, 2003 (wide) 	
The Haunted Mansion 	November 26, 2003 	
Calendar Girls 	December 19, 2003 (limited)January 1, 2004 (wide) 	Accompanied by Destino in New York and Los Angeles.
The Young Black Stallion 	December 25, 2003 	Shown exclusively in IMAX theaters.
Teacher's Pet 	January 16, 2004 	
Miracle 	February 6, 2004 	
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen 	February 20, 2004 	
Hidalgo 	March 5, 2004 	
The Ladykillers 	March 26, 2004 	
Home on the Range 	April 2, 2004 	
Sacred Planet 	April 22, 2004 	Shown exclusively in IMAX theaters.
The Alamo 	April 9, 2004 	
Raising Helen 	May 28, 2004 	Accompanied by Lorenzo.
Around the World in 80 Days 	June 16, 2004 	
America's Heart and Soul 	July 2, 2004 (limited) 	
King Arthur 	July 7, 2004 	
The Village 	July 30, 2004 	
The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement 	August 11, 2004 	
Mr. 3000. 	September 17, 2004 	
The Last Shot 	September 24, 2004 (limited) 	
Ladder 49 	October 1, 2004 	
The Incredibles 	November 5, 2004 	Accompanied by Boundin'.
National Treasure 	November 19, 2004 	
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou 	December 10, 2004 (limited)December 25, 2004 (wide) 	
Aliens of the Deep 	January 28, 2005 	Shown exclusively in IMAX 3D theaters.
Pooh's Heffalump Movie 	February 11, 2005 	
The Pacifier 	March 4, 2005 	
Ice Princess 	March 18, 2005 	
A Lot Like Love 	April 22, 2005 	
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 	April 29, 2005 	
Howl's Moving Castle 	June 10, 2005 (limited) 	A Studio Ghibli production.
Herbie: Fully Loaded 	June 22, 2005 	
Dark Water 	July 8, 2005 	
Sky High 	July 29, 2005 	
Valiant 	August 19, 2005 	
Flightplan 	September 23, 2005 	
The Greatest Game Ever Played 	September 30, 2005 	
Shopgirl 	October 21, 2005 (limited)October 28, 2005 (wide) 	
Chicken Little 	November 4, 2005 	
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe	December 9, 2005 	
Casanova 	December 25, 2005 (limited)January 6, 2006 (wide) 	
Glory Road 	January 13, 2006 	
Annapolis 	January 27, 2006 	
Roving Mars 	January 27, 2006 	Shown exclusively in IMAX theaters.
Eight Below 	February 17, 2006 	
The Shaggy Dog 	March 10, 2006 	
Stay Alive 	March 24, 2006 	
The Wild 	April 14, 2006 	
Stick It 	April 28, 2006 	
Goal! The Dream Begins 	May 12, 2006 	
Cars 	June 9, 2006 	
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 	July 7, 2006 	
Step Up 	August 11, 2006 	
Invincible 	August 25, 2006 	
The Guardian 	September 29, 2006 	
The Nightmare Before Christmas 	October 20, 2006 	Limited 3D re-release; accompanied by Knick Knack.
The Prestige 	October 20, 2006 	
The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 	November 3, 2006 	
Deja Vu 	November 22, 2006 	
Apocalypto 	December 8, 2006 	
Primeval 	January 12, 2007 	
Bridge to Terabithia 	February 16, 2007 	
Wild Hogs 	March 2, 2007 	
Meet the Robinsons 	March 30, 2007 	
The Invisible 	April 27, 2007 	Last film from Hollywood Pictures.
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End 	May 5, 2007 	
Ratatouille 	June 29, 2007 	
Underdog 	August 3, 2007 	
The Game Plan 	September 28, 2007 	Last film released by Buena Vista.
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