List of 20th Century Fox films (1915-2000)

This is a list of films produced and/or distributed by the U.S. film studio 20th Century Fox Film Corporation in the 20th century (1901–2000). The company was founded on May 31, 1935 as a merger between Fox Film Corporation (1915–1935) and 20th Century Pictures (1933–1936).
For the films released in the 21st century, see List of 20th Century Fox films (2001-present).
==1910s==
* Randy Rangoon's Wonderful Horse* (1914)
* Regeneration* (1915)
* A Daughter of the Gods
* Cleopatra* (1917, a legendary lost film)
* Under the Yoke (1918)
==1920s==
* The Lights of New York* (1922, with Technicolor sequences)
* Madness of Youth (1923, with Technicolor sequences)
* Circus Cowboy (1924)
* The Iron Horse (1924)
* Fig Leaves (1926, with Technicolor sequences)
* The Cowboy and The Countess (1926)
* Yankee Senor (1926, with Technicolor sequences)
* Hell's Four Hundred (1926, with Technicolor sequences)
* The Joy Girl (1927, with Technicolor sequences)
* Seventh Heaven (1927) (1927/28 Academy Award winner, Best Actress Janet Gaynor)
* Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927), one of the first films in the sound-on-film system Fox Movietone; only the musical score was heard. 1927/28 Academy Award winner, Best Actress Janet Gaynor)
* None But the Brave (1928, with Technicolor sequences)
* Street Angel (1928) (1927/28 Academy Award winner, Best Actress Janet Gaynor)
* In Old Arizona (1928, Fox's first all-talkie, Academy Award winner) (1928/29 Academy Award winner, Best Actor Warner Baxter)
* Fox Movietone Follies of 1929 (1929, with Multicolor sequences)
* Married in Hollywood (1929, with Multicolor sequences)
* Sunny Side Up (1929, with Multicolor sequences)
* Hearts in Dixie (1929, black and white)
* The Cock-Eyed World (1929, black and white)
==1930s==
* New Movietone Follies of 1930 (1930, with Multicolor sequences)
* Happy Days (1930)
* Are You There? (1930)
* High Society Blues (1930)
* Just Imagine (1930)
* The Big Trail (1930)
* Song O' My Heart (1930)
* Cameo Kirby (1930)
* Cheer Up and Smile (1930)
* Man Trouble (1930)
* Liliom (1930)
* Delicious (1931, with Multicolor sequences)
* East Lynne (1931)
* Charlie Chan Carries On (1931)
* A Connecticut Yankee (non-musical version, with Will Rogers) (1931)
* Doctors' Wives (1931)
* Charlie Chan's Chance (1932)
* Call Her Savage (1932)
* Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (1932)
* Tess of the Storm Country (1932)
* Berkeley Square (1933)
* Hoop-La (1933)
* Pilgrimage (1933)
* Cavalcade (1932/33, Academy Award winner, "Best Picture")
* State Fair (1933) (non-musical version, with Will Rogers)
* Grand Canary (1934)
* Stand Up and Cheer! (1934)
* Bright Eyes (1934) a miniature Academy Award was given to Shirley Temple for this film
* Judge Priest (1934)
* Bottoms Up (1934)
* Charlie Chan in Paris (1935)
* The Little Colonel (1935)
* Charlie Chan in Egypt (1935)
* Curly Top (1935)
* Charlie Chan in Shanghai (1935)
* Dante's Inferno (1935)
* Music Is Magic (1935)
* The Littlest Rebel (1935)
* King of Burlesque (1936)
* Captain January (1936)
* Sins of Man (1936)
* The Poor Little Rich Girl (1936)
* Sing, Baby, Sing (1936)
* Ramona (1936, Fox's first all-Technicolor feature film)
* Dimples (1936)
* Ladies in Love (1936)
* Under Your Spell (1936)
* Lloyd's of London (1936)
* Stowaway (1936)
* A Message to Garcia (1936)
* One in a Million (1936/37)
* On the Avenue (1937)
* Love Is News (1937)
* Café Metropole (1937)
* Fifty Roads to Town (1937)
* You Can't Have Everything (1937)
* Wake Up and Live (1937)
* Thin Ice (1937)
* Danger - Love at Work (1937)
* Heidi (1937)
* Second Honeymoon (1937)
* Love Under Fire (1937/38)
* In Old Chicago (1937/38)
* City Girl (1938)
* Tarzan's Revenge (1938)
* Change of Heart (1938)
* Hawaiian Buckaroo (1938)
* Happy Landing (1938)
* International Settlement (1938)
* The Baroness and the Butler (February 18, 1938)
* Love on a Budget (March 4, 1938)
* Sally, Irene and Mary (March 4, 1938)
* Walking Down Broadway (March 11, 1938)
* Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (March 18, 1938)
* Island in the Sky (April 1, 1938)
* Mr. Moto's Gamble (April 7, 1938)
* Rawhide (April 8, 1938)
* Battle of Broadway (April 22, 1938)
* Four Men and a Prayer (April 29, 1938)
* A Trip to Paris (May 6, 1938)
* Kentucky Moonshine (May 20, 1938)
* Rascals (May 20, 1938)
* Kidnapped (May 27, 1938)
* Safety in Numbers (May 30, 1938)
* Josette (June 3, 1938)
* Speed to Burn (June 7, 1938)
* One Wild Night (June 10, 1938)
* Three Blind Mice (June 18, 1938
* Mr. Moto Takes a Chance (June 24, 1938)
* Always Goodbye (July 1, 1938)
* We're Going to Be Rich (July 3, 1938)
* Panamint's Bad Man (July 8, 1938)
* Passport Husband (July 15, 1938)
* I'll Give a Million (July 22, 1938)
* Little Miss Broadway (July 29, 1938)
* Gateway (August 5, 1938)
* Keep Smiling (August 12, 1938)
* Alexander's Ragtime Band (August 16, 1938)
* My Lucky Star (September 9, 1938)
* Hold That Co-ed (September 16, 1938)
* Mysterious Mr. Moto (September 25, 1938)
* Straight, Place and Show (September 30, 1938)
* Meet the Girls (October 7, 1938)
* Down on the Farm (October 11, 1938)
* Five of a Kind (October 14, 1938)
* Mysterious Mr. Moto (October 14, 1938)
* Always in Trouble (October 28, 1938)
* Suez (October 28, 1938)
* Just Around the Corner (November 11, 1938)
* Sharpshooters (November 18, 1938)
* Submarine Patrol (November 25, 1938)
* Climbing High (December 1, 1938)
* Road Demon (December 2, 1938)
* Up the River (December 9, 1938)
* Thanks for Everything (December 23, 1938)
* Kentucky (December 30, 1938)
Film Title 	Release Date 	Notes
While New York Sleeps 	January 6, 1939 	
Charlie Chan in Honolulu 	January 13, 1939 	
Mr. Moto's Last Warning 	January 20, 1939 	
Jesse James 	January 27, 1939 	
The Arizona Wildcat 	February 11, 1939 	
The Three Musketeers 	February 17, 1939 	
Smiling Along 	February 19, 1939 	
Tail Spin 	February 19, 1939 	
Pardon Our Nerve 	February 24, 1939 	
Stagecoach 	March 2, 1939 	
Wife, Husband and Friend 	March 3, 1939 	
Inside Story 	March 10, 1939 	
The Little Princess* 	March 17, 1939 	
Everybody's Baby 	March 24, 1939 	
Winner Take All 	March 30, 1939 	
The Hound of the Baskervilles 	March 31, 1939 	
Mr. Moto in Danger Island 	April 7, 1939 	
The Story of Alexander Graham Bell	April 14, 1939 	
Return of the Cisco Kid 	April 28, 1939 	
Chasing Danger 	May 5, 1939 	
Rose of Washington Square 	May 5, 1939 	
Boy Friend 	May 19, 1939 	
The Gorilla 	May 26, 1939 	
The Jones Family in Hollywood 	June 2, 1939 	
It Could Happen to You 	June 8, 1939 	
Young Mr. Lincoln 	June 9, 1939 	
Inspector Hornleigh 	June 14, 1939 	
Charlie Chan in Reno 	June 16, 1939 	
Susannah of the Mounties 	June 23, 1939 	
Second Fiddle 	June 30, 1939 	
Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation 	July 7, 1939 	
News Is Made Every Night 	July 21, 1939 	
Frontier Marshal 	July 28, 1939 	
The Ware Case 	July 31, 1939 	
Hotel for Women 	August 4, 1939 	
Chicken Wagon Family 	August 11, 1939 	
Stanley and Livingstone 	August 18, 1939 	
Quick Millions 	August 25, 1939 	
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 	September 1, 1939 	
Charlie Chan at Treasure Island 	September 8, 1939 	
The Rains Came 	September 15, 1939	
Stop, Look and Love 	September 22, 1939	
Here I Am a Stranger 	September 29, 1939	
The Great Commandment 	October 2, 1939 	
The Escape 	October 6, 1939 	
Hollywood Cavalcade 	October 13, 1939 	
Pack Up Your Troubles 	October 20, 1939 	
20,000 Men a Year 	October 27, 1939 	
Heaven with a Barbed Wire Fence 	November 3, 1939 	
Drums Along the Mohawk 	November 10, 1939 	
Too Busy to Work 	November 17, 1939 	
Day-Time Wife 	November 24, 1939 	
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness 	December 1, 1939 	
Inspector Hornleigh on Holiday 	December 1, 1939 	
Barricade 	December 8, 1939 	
The Honeymoon's Over 	December 14, 1939 	
Everything Happens at Night 	December 22, 1939 	
The Cisco Kid and the Lady 	December 29, 1939 	
==1940s==
Film Title 	Release Date 	Notes
Swanee River 	January 5, 1940 	
City of Chance 	January 13, 1940 	
The Blue Bird 	January 15, 1940 	
He Married His Wife 	January 19, 1940 	
The Man Who Wouldn't Talk 	January 23, 1940 	
High School 	January 26, 1940 	
Little Old New York 	February 9, 1940 	
Young as You Feel 	February 16, 1940 	
Charlie Chan in Panama 	March 1, 1940 	
They Came by Night 	March 7, 1940 	
The Grapes of Wrath 	March 15, 1940 	
Free, Blonde and 21 	March 29, 1940 	
Star Dust 	April 6, 1940 	
Viva Cisco Kid 	April 12, 1940 	
Johnny Apollo 	April 19, 1940 	
Shooting High 	April 26, 1940 	
I Was an Adventuress 	May 10, 1940 	
My Favorite Wife 	May 17, 1940 	
On Their Own 	May 17, 1940 	
Lillian Russell 	May 24, 1940 	
Girl in 313 	May 31, 1940 	
Earthbound 	June 6, 1940 	
Four Sons 	June 14, 1940 	
Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise 	June 21, 1940 	
Lucky Cisco Kid 	June 28, 1940 	
Sailor's Lady 	July 5, 1940 	
Manhattan Heartbeat 	July 12, 1940 	
Maryland 	July 19, 1940 	
Girl from Avenue A 	August 9, 1940 	
The Man I Married 	August 9, 1940 	
The Return of Frank James 	August 16, 1940 	
Pier 13 	August 23, 1940 	
The Great People 	August 30, 1940 	
Young People 	August 30, 1940 	
Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum 	September 6, 1940 	
Public Deb No. 1 	September 13, 1940	
Brigham Young 	September 27, 1940	
The Gay Caballero 	October 4, 1940 	
Down Argentine Way 	October 11, 1940 	
The Mark of Zorro 	November 8, 1940 	
Street of Memories 	November 15, 1940 	
Youth Will Be Served 	November 22, 1940 	
Tin Pan Alley 	November 29, 1940 	
Charter Pilot 	December 6, 1940 	
Murder Over New York 	December 13, 1940 	
Jennie 	December 20, 1940 	
Chad Hanna 	December 25, 1940 	
Night Train to Munich 	December 29, 1940 	
Hudson's Bay 	January 3, 1941 	
Michael Shayne: Private Detective 	January 10, 1941 	
Romance of the Rio Grande 	January 17, 1941 	
Tall, Dark and Handsome 	January 24, 1941 	
Girl in the News 	January 31, 1941 	
Ride, Kelly, Ride 	February 7, 1941 	
Golden Hoofs 	February 14, 1941 	
Western Union 	February 21, 1941 	
Murder Among Friends 	February 28, 1941 	
Tobacco Road 	March 7, 1941 	
Sleepers West 	March 14, 1941 	
Dead Men Tell 	March 28, 1941 	
Scotland Yard 	April 4, 1941 	
That Night in Rio 	April 11, 1941 	
Ride on Vaquero 	April 18, 1941 	
The Great American Broadcast 	May 9, 1941 	
The Cowboy and the Blonde 	May 16, 1941 	
The Bride Wore Crutches 	May 25, 1941 	
Blood and Sand 	May 30, 1941 	
For Beauty's Sake 	June 6, 1941 	
Man Hunt 	June 13, 1941 	
A Very Young Lady 	June 27, 1941 	
Inspector Hornleigh Goes to It 	July 1, 1941 	
Moon Over Miami 	July 4, 1941 	
Accent on Love 	July 11, 1941 	
Dance Hall 	July 18, 1941 	
Charley's Aunt 	August 1, 1941 	
Dressed to Kill 	August 8, 1941 	
Wild Geese Calling 	August 15, 1941 	
Private Nurse 	August 22, 1941 	
Sun Valley Serenade 	August 29, 1941 	
Belle Starr 	September 5, 1941 	
Charlie Chan in Rio 	September 5, 1941 	
We Go Fast 	September 19, 1941	
Last of the Duanes 	September 26, 1941	
Man at Large 	September 26, 1941	
A Yank in the RAF 	September 26, 1941	
Great Guns 	October 10, 1941 	
Riders of the Purple Sage 	October 10, 1941 	
Week-End in Havana 	October 17, 1941 	
Swamp Water 	October 23, 1941 	
Moon Over Her Shoulder 	October 24, 1941 	
How Green Was My Valley 	October 28, 1941 	
I Wake Up Screaming 	October 31, 1941 	
Rise and Shine 	November 21, 1941 	
Cadet Girl 	November 28, 1941 	
Marry the Bo$$'$ Daughter 	November 28, 1941 	
Confirm or Deny 	December 12, 1941 	
The Perfect Snob 	December 19, 1941 	
Remember the Day 	December 25, 1941 	
Blue, White and Perfect 	January 6, 1942 	
A Gentleman at Heart 	January 16, 1942 	
Right to the Heart 	January 23, 1942 	
Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake	January 29, 1942 	
Young America 	February 6, 1942 	
On the Sunny Side 	February 13, 1942 	
Roxie Hart 	February 20, 1942 	
Castle in the Desert 	February 27, 1942 	
The Night Before the Divorce 	March 6, 1942 	
Song of the Islands 	March 13, 1942 	
Lone Star Ranger 	March 20, 1942 	
Rings on Her Fingers 	March 20, 1942 	
To the Shores of Tripoli 	March 24, 1942 	
Sundown Jim 	March 27, 1942 	
Secret Agent of Japan 	April 3, 1942 	
Who Is Hope Schuyler? 	April 17, 1942 	
My Gal Sal 	April 30, 1942 	
The Man Who Wouldn't Die 	May 1, 1942 	
This Above All 	May 12, 1942 	
The Mad Martindales 	May 15, 1942 	
Whispering Ghosts 	May 17, 1942 	
Kipps 	May 24, 1942 	
Prelude to War 	May 27, 1942 	
It Happened in Flatbush 	May 28, 1942 	
Moontide 	May 29, 1942 	
Thru Different Eyes 	June 19, 1942 	
Ten Gentlemen from West Point 	June 26, 1942 	
The Magnificent Dope 	July 1, 1942 	
The Postman Didn't Ring 	July 3, 1942 	
Little Tokyo, U.S.A. 	July 8, 1942 	
United We Stand 	July 10, 1942 	
Footlight Serenade 	August 1, 1942 	
A-Haunting We Will Go 	August 7, 1942 	
The Pied Piper 	August 21, 1942 	
The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe 	August 28, 1942 	
Orchestra Wives 	September 4, 1942 	
Berlin Correspondent 	September 11, 1942	
Careful, Soft Shoulder 	September 18, 1942	
The Man in the Trunk 	September 18, 1942	
Iceland 	September 21, 1942	
Tales of Manhattan 	September 24, 1942	
Just Off Broadway 	September 25, 1942	
Girl Trouble 	October 9, 1942 	
Manila Calling 	October 16, 1942 	
Dr. Renault's Secret 	October 19, 1942 	
Thunder Birds 	October 19, 1942 	
Springtime in the Rockies 	November 6, 1942 	
That Other Woman 	November 13, 1942 	
The Undying Monster 	November 27, 1942 	
The Black Swan 	December 4, 1942 	
China Girl 	December 9, 1942 	
We Are the Marines 	December 13, 1942 	
Life Begins at Eight-Thirty 	December 25, 1942 	
Chetniks! The Fighting Guerrillas 	January 11, 1943 	
Immortal Sergeant 	January 11, 1943 	
Over My Dead Body 	January 15, 1943 	
Time to Kill 	January 22, 1943 	
Margin for Error 	February 10, 1943 	
The Meanest Man in the World 	February 12, 1943 	
The Young Mr. Pitt 	March 10, 1943 	
Dixie Dugan 	March 12, 1943 	
The Moon Is Down 	March 14, 1943 	
Quiet Please, Murder 	March 19, 1943 	
Hello, Frisco, Hello 	March 26, 1943 	
He Hired the Boss 	April 2, 1943 	
Desert Victory 	April 13, 1943 	
Crash Dive 	April 28, 1943 	
Tonight We Raid Calais 	April 30, 1943 	
They Came to Blow Up America 	May 7, 1943 	
The Ox-Bow Incident 	May 21, 1943 	
My Friend Flicka 	May 26, 1943 	
Jitterbugs 	June 11, 1943 	
Coney Island 	June 18, 1943 	
Stormy Weather 	July 21, 1943 	
Bomber's Moon 	August 6, 1943 	
Heaven Can Wait 	August 11, 1943 	
Holy Matrimony 	August 27, 1943 	
Wintertime 	September 17, 1943	
Sweet Rosie O'Grady 	October 1, 1943 	
Paris After Dark 	October 15, 1943 	
Guadalcanal Diary 	October 27, 1943 	
Claudia 	November 4, 1943 	
Happy Land 	November 10, 1943 	
The Battle of Russia 	November 11, 1943 	
The Dancing Masters 	November 19, 1943 	
The Song of Bernadette 	December 21, 1943 	
The Gang's All Here 	December 24, 1943 	
The Lodger 	January 19, 1944 	
Lifeboat 	January 28, 1944 	
The Fighting Sullivans 	February 3, 1944 	
San Demetrio London 	February 21, 1944 	
The Purple Heart 	February 23, 1944 	
Four Jills in a Jeep 	March 17, 1944 	
Jane Eyre 	April 7, 1944 	
Tampico 	April 10, 1944 	
Buffalo Bill 	April 13, 1944 	
Pin Up Girl 	April 25, 1944 	
Bermuda Mystery 	May 1, 1944 	
The Eve of St. Mark 	May 22, 1944 	
Ladies of Washington 	May 25, 1944 	
Roger Touhy, Gangster 	June 3, 1944 	
Home in Indiana 	June 15, 1944 	
Take It or Leave It 	July 17, 1944 	
Wing and a Prayer 	July 28, 1944 	
Candlelight in Algeria 	July 30, 1944 	
Wilson 	August 1, 1944 	
Sweet and Low-Down 	September 21, 1944	
The Big Noise 	September 22, 1944	
In the Meantime, Darling 	September 22, 1944	
Greenwich Village 	September 27, 1944	
Laura (1944) 	October 11, 1944 	
Something for the Boys 	November 1, 1944 	
Irish Eyes Are Smiling 	November 7, 1944 	
Sunday Dinner for a Soldier 	December 8, 1944 	
The Keys of the Kingdom 	December 15, 1944 	
The Fighting Lady 	December 21, 1944 	
Winged Victory 	December 22, 1944 	
Hangover Square 	February 7, 1945 	
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn 	February 28, 1945 	
Thunderhead, Son of Flicka 	March 15, 1945 	
A Royal Scandal 	April 11, 1945 	
Circumstantial Evidence 	April 22, 1945 	
Diamond Horseshoe 	May 2, 1945 	
The Bullfighters 	May 11, 1945 	
Where Do We Go from Here? 	May 23, 1945 	
Molly and Me 	May 25, 1945 	
Don Juan Quilligan 	June 1, 1945 	
The Way Ahead 	June 3, 1945 	
Nob Hill 	June 13, 1945 	
Junior Miss 	June 16, 1945 	
Captain Eddie 	June 19, 1945 	
A Bell for Adano 	June 21, 1945 	
The Caribbean Mystery 	June 1945 	
Within These Walls 	July 13, 1945 	
State Fair 	August 30, 1945 	
The House on 92nd Street 	September 10, 1945	
And Then There Were None* 	October 31, 1945 	
The Dolly Sisters 	November 14, 1945 	
Fallen Angel 	December 5, 1945 	
Leave Her to Heaven 	December 20, 1945 	Fox's highest grossing film of the 1940s
A Walk in the Sun 	December 25, 1945 	
Doll Face 	December 31, 1945 	
The Spider 	December 1945 	
Colonel Effingham's Raid 	January 24, 1946 	
Shock 	February 1, 1946 	
Behind Green Lights 	February 15, 1946 	
Claudia and David 	February 25, 1946 	
I Live in Grosvenor Square 	March 3, 1946 	
Sentimental Journey 	March 6, 1946 	
Johnny Comes Flying Home 	April 5, 1946 	
The Dark Corner 	April 9, 1946 	
Dragonwyck 	April 10, 1946 	
Cluny Brown 	May 1, 1946 	
Rendezvous 24 	May 6, 1946 	
Do You Love Me? 	May 17, 1946 	
Strange Triangle 	May 17, 1946 	
Somewhere in the Night 	June 12, 1946 	
Anna and the King of Siam 	June 20, 1946 	
Smoky 	June 26, 1946 	
Centennial Summer 	July 17, 1946 	
It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog 	July 1946 	
Deadline for Murder 	August 1, 1946 	
Black Beauty 	August 29, 1946 	
If I'm Lucky 	September 2, 1946 	
Three Little Girls in Blue 	September 25, 1946	
Home Sweet Homicide 	October 2, 1946 	
Strange Journey 	October 3, 1946 	
Margie 	October 16, 1946 	
A Voice in the Night 	November 2, 1946 	
The Razor's Edge 	November 19, 1946 	
Dangerous Millions 	November 27, 1946 	
Wake Up and Dream 	December 2, 1946 	
My Darling Clementine 	December 3, 1946 	
The Shocking Miss Pilgrim 	January 4, 1947 	
13 Rue Madeleine 	January 15, 1947 	
The Brasher Doubloon 	February 6, 1947 	
Backlash 	March 1, 1947 	
Boomerang 	March 5, 1947 	
The Late George Apley 	March 20, 1947 	
Carnival in Costa Rica 	March 28, 1947 	
Miracle on 34th Street 	May 2, 1947 	
Jewels of Brandenburg 	May 27, 1947 	
Moss Rose 	May 30, 1947 	
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir 	June 26, 1947 	
The Crimson Key 	July 2, 1947 	
Second Chance 	July 18, 1947 	
I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now 	July 23, 1947 	
Mother Wore Tights 	August 20, 1947 	
Kiss of Death 	August 27, 1947 	
The Foxes of Harrow 	September 24, 1947	
The Invisible Wall 	October 15, 1947 	
Forever Amber 	October 22, 1947 	
Nightmare Alley 	October 28, 1947 	
Thunder in the Valley 	November 1, 1947 	
Roses Are Red 	November 10, 1947 	
Gentleman's Agreement 	November 11, 1947 	
Dangerous Years 	December 7, 1947 	
Captain from Castile 	December 25, 1947 	
Daisy Kenyon 	December 25, 1947 	
13 Lead Soldiers 	1948 	
Jungle Patrol 	1948 	
The Tender Years 	January 3, 1948 	
An Ideal Husband 	January 14, 1948 	
Call Northside 777 	February 1, 1948 	
You Were Meant for Me 	February 1, 1948 	
Let's Live Again 	February 27, 1948 	
Sitting Pretty 	March 10, 1948 	
Half Past Midnight 	March 1948 	
The Challenge 	April 2, 1948 	
Arthur Takes Over 	April 7, 1948 	
Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! 	April 14, 1948 	
Anna Karenina 	April 27, 1948 	
Fury at Furnace Creek 	April 30, 1948 	
The Iron Curtain 	May 12, 1948 	
Meet Me at Dawn 	May 17, 1948 	
The Counterfeiters 	May 28, 1948 	
Green Grass of Wyoming 	June 3, 1948 	
The Winner's Circle 	June 8, 1948 	
Give My Regards to Broadway 	June 22, 1948 	
The Street with No Name 	July 14, 1948 	
The Checkered Coat 	July 16, 1948 	
Deep Waters 	July 22, 1948 	
Escape 	July 30, 1948 	
Fighting Back 	July 30, 1948 	
The Walls of Jericho 	August 4, 1948 	
The Creeper 	September 1, 1948 	
Night Wind 	September 1, 1948 	
The Gay Intruders 	September 2, 1948 	
Road House 	September 22, 1948	
Cry of the City 	September 29, 1948	
Apartment for Peggy 	October 1, 1948 	
When My Baby Smiles at Me 	November 10, 1948 	
That Lady in Ermine 	August 24, 1948 	
The Luck of the Irish 	September 15, 1948	
The Snake Pit 	November 13, 1948 	
Belle Starr's Daughter 	November 15, 1948 	
Bungalow 13 	November 19, 1948 	
That Wonderful Urge 	November 20, 1948 	
Unfaithfully Yours 	December 10, 1948 	
Trouble Preferred 	December 31, 1948 	
This Was a Woman 	January 4, 1949 	
Chicken Every Sunday 	January 18, 1949 	
Mine Own Executioner 	January 18, 1949 	
A Letter to Three Wives 	January 20, 1949 	
Yellow Sky 	February 1, 1949 	
Miss Mink of 1949 	February 11, 1949 	
Down to the Sea in Ships 	February 22, 1949 	
I Cheated the Law 	March 4, 1949 	
A Man About the House 	March 8, 1949 	
Mother Is a Freshman 	March 12, 1949 	
The Fan 	April 1, 1949 	
Mr. Belvedere Goes to College 	April 15, 1949 	
Tucson 	April 27, 1949 	
The Forbidden Street 	May 3, 1949 	
Canadian Pacific 	May 19, 1949 	
The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend 	May 27, 1949 	
It Happens Every Spring 	June 10, 1949 	
House of Strangers 	July 1, 1949 	
You're My Everything 	July 22, 1949 	
Come to the Stable 	July 27, 1949 	
Sand 	August 4, 1949 	
Slattery's Hurricane 	August 11, 1949 	
I Was a Male War Bride 	August 19, 1949 	
Pinky 	September 29, 1949	
Thieves' Highway 	October 10, 1949 	
Father Was a Fullback 	October 12, 1949 	
Everybody Does It 	October 25, 1949 	
Oh, You Beautiful Doll 	November 11, 1949 	
Fighting Man of the Plains 	November 16, 1949 	
Whirlpool 	November 28, 1949 	
Dancing in the Dark 	December 2, 1949 	
Twelve O'Clock High 	December 21, 1949 	
Prince of Foxes 	December 23, 1949 	
==1950s==
Film Title 	Release Date 	Notes
When Willie Comes Marching Home 	February 17, 1950 	
Dakota Lil 	February 17, 1950 	
Three Came Home 	February 20, 1950 	
Mother Didn't Tell Me 	March 3, 1950 	
Under My Skin 	March 17, 1950 	
Wabash Avenue 	March 31, 1950 	
Cheaper by the Dozen 	April 17, 1950 	
The Big Lift 	April 26, 1950 	
A Ticket to Tomahawk 	May 19, 1950 	
Love That Brute 	June 6, 1950 	
Night and the City 	June 9, 1950 	
Panic in the Streets 	June 12, 1950 	
The Gunfighter 	June 23, 1950 	
Where the Sidewalk Ends 	June 26, 1950 	
Stella 	July 20, 1950 	
Broken Arrow 	July 21, 1950 	
The Cariboo Trail 	August 1, 1950 	
No Way Out 	August 16, 1950 	
The Black Rose 	September 1, 1950 	
Farewell to Yesterday 	September 2, 1950 	
My Blue Heaven 	September 15, 1950	
The Glass Menagerie 	September 28, 1950	
Mister 880 	September 29, 1950	
I'll Get By 	October 2, 1950 	
Two Flags West 	October 12, 1950 	
All About Eve 	October 13, 1950 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Jackpot 	November 1, 1950 	
American Guerrilla in the Philippines 	November 8, 1950 	
The Fireball 	November 9, 1950 	
The Mudlark 	November 28, 1950 	
For Heaven's Sake 	December 15, 1950 	
The Man Who Cheated Himself 	December 26, 1950 	
Halls of Montezuma 	January 4, 1951 	
Call Me Mister 	January 31, 1951 	
Of Men and Music 	February 14, 1951 	
I'd Climb the Highest Mountain 	February 17, 1951 	
The 13th Letter 	February 21, 1951 	
You're in the Navy Now 	February 23, 1951 	
I'll Get You for This 	March 3, 1951 	
The Sword of Monte Cristo 	March 3, 1951 	
Fourteen Hours 	March 6, 1951 	
Bird of Paradise 	March 14, 1951 	
Rawhide 	March 25, 1951 	
Dieu a besoin des hommes 	March 26, 1951 	
I Can Get It for You Wholesale 	April 5, 1951 	
On the Riviera 	April 20, 1951 	
Follow the Sun 	April 25, 1951 	
Half Angel 	May 5, 1951 	
The House on Telegraph Hill 	May 12, 1951 	
The Frogmen 	June 29, 1951 	
Take Care of My Little Girl 	July 18, 1951 	
Mr. Belvedere Rings the Bell 	August 1, 1951 	
As Young as You Feel 	August 2, 1951 	
The Secret of Convict Lake 	August 3, 1951 	
David and Bathsheba 	August 10, 1951 	
Meet Me After the Show 	August 15, 1951 	
The Guy Who Came Back 	August 16, 1951 	
People Will Talk 	August 29, 1951 	
A Millionaire for Christy 	September 2, 1951 	
No Highway in the Sky 	September 21, 1951	
Journey Into Light 	September 28, 1951	
The Day the Earth Stood Still 	September 28, 1951	
Love Nest 	October 10, 1951 	
The Desert Fox 	October 17, 1951 	
Anne of the Indies 	October 18, 1951 	
The Model and the Marriage Broker 	November 1951 	
Golden Girl 	November 1, 1951 	
Let's Make It Legal 	November 6, 1951 	
Fixed Bayonets! 	November 20, 1951 	
Elopement 	November 23, 1951 	
The Girl on the Bridge 	December 1951 	
I'll Never Forget You 	December 7, 1951 	
Decision Before Dawn 	December 21, 1951 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Red Skies of Montana 	January 23, 1952 	
Rose of Cimarron 	January 28, 1952 	
Japanese War Bride 	January 29, 1952 	
Phone Call from a Stranger 	February 1, 1952 	
Viva Zapata! 	February 7, 1952 	
Return of the Texan 	February 13, 1952 	
5 Fingers 	February 22, 1952 	
Deadline - U.S.A. 	March 14, 1952 	
With a Song in My Heart 	April 4, 1952 	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
The Pride of St. Louis 	May 2, 1952 	
Belles on Their Toes 	May 2, 1952 	
The Outcasts of Poker Flat 	May 16, 1952 	
Kangaroo 	May 16, 1952 	
Lydia Bailey 	June 2, 1952 	
Diplomatic Courier 	June 13, 1952 	
Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie 	June 27, 1952 	
Lady in the Iron Mask 	July 4, 1952 	
We're Not Married! 	July 11, 1952 	
Don't Bother to Knock 	July 18, 1952 	
What Price Glory? 	July 25, 1952 	
Dreamboat 	July 26, 1952 	
O. Henry's Full House 	August 7, 1952 	
Les Miserables 	August 14, 1952 	
Monkey Business 	September 5, 1952 	
The Snows of Kilimanjaro 	September 17, 1952	
Night Without Sleep 	September 26, 1952	
My Wife's Best Friend 	October 10, 1952 	
Way of a Gaucho 	October 16, 1952 	
The Steel Trap 	November 12, 1952 	
Bloodhounds of Broadway 	November 14, 1952 	
Something for the Birds 	November 14, 1952 	
The Thief of Venice 	November 27, 1952 	
My Pal Gus 	December 1, 1952 	
The Star 	December 11, 1952 	
Pony Soldier 	December 19, 1952 	
Stars and Stripes Forever 	December 22, 1952 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
My Cousin Rachel 	December 24, 1952 	
Ruby Gentry 	December 25, 1952 	
The I Don't Care Girl 	January 14, 1953 	
Niagara 	January 21, 1953 	
Taxi 	January 21, 1953 	
Tonight We Sing 	January 26, 1953 	
The Silver Whip 	February 1953 	
Treasure of the Golden Condor 	February 4, 1953 	
Down Among the Sheltering Palms 	March 1, 1953 	
Destination Gobi 	March 20, 1953 	
Call Me Madam 	March 25, 1953 	
Man on a Tightrope 	April 1, 1953 	
Titanic 	April 18, 1953 	
Invaders from Mars 	April 22, 1953 	
The Seven Deadly Sins 	May 11, 1953 	
The Girl Next Door 	May 13, 1953 	
The Desert Rats 	May 8, 1953 	
The Glory Brigade 	May 20, 1953 	
The President's Lady 	May 21, 1953 	
Powder River 	June 8, 1953 	
The Farmer Takes a Wife 	June 12, 1953 	
Pickup on South Street 	June 17, 1953 	
The Kid from Left Field 	July 1953 	
White Witch Doctor 	July 1, 1953 	
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 	July 18, 1953 	
A Blueprint for Murder 	July 24, 1953 	
Sailor of the King 	July 25, 1953 	
Dangerous Crossing 	August 1953 	
Inferno 	August 12, 1953 	
Mister Scoutmaster 	September 2, 1953 	
Vicki 	September 7, 1953 	
City of Bad Men 	September 11, 1953	
The Robe 	September 16, 1953	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
Thy Neighbor's Wife 	September 23, 1953	
How to Marry a Millionaire 	November 5, 1953 	
Man Crazy 	December 2, 1953 	
Beneath the 12-Mile Reef 	December 2, 1953 	
King of the Khyber Rifles 	December 22, 1953 	
Man in the Attic 	December 23, 1953 	
Miss Robin Crusoe 	1954 	
Three Young Texans 	January 1954 	
Hell and High Water 	February 6, 1954 	
Racing Blood 	March 3, 1954 	
New Faces 	March 6, 1954 	
Night People 	March 12, 1954 	
The Rocket Man 	April 1954 	
Prince Valiant 	April 5, 1954 	
River of No Return 	April 30, 1954 	
Gorilla at Large 	May 1954 	
Siege at Red River 	May 1, 1954 	
Out of This World 	May 4, 1954 	
The Barefoot Battalion 	May 28, 1954 	
Three Coins in the Fountain 	June 2, 1954 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Princess of the Nile 	June 11, 1954 	
Demetrius and the Gladiators 	June 18, 1954 	
The Royal Tour of Queen Elizabeth and Philip	June 21, 1954 	
Garden of Evil 	July 9, 1954 	
The Raid 	August 4, 1954 	
The Gambler from Natchez 	August 4, 1954 	
The Egyptian 	August 24, 1954 	
Broken Lance 	September 25, 1954	
Woman's World 	September 30, 1954	
The Adventures of Hajji Baba 	October 1, 1954 	
Carmen Jones 	October 28, 1954 	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
Black Widow 	October 28, 1954 	
Outlaw's Daughter 	November 1, 1954 	
Black 13 	November 7, 1954 	
Desiree 	November 17, 1954 	
The Other Woman 	December 2, 1954 	
Devil's Harbor 	December 7, 1954 	
There's No Business Like Show Business 	December 16, 1954 	
Prince of Players 	January 11, 1955 	
The Racers 	February 4, 1955 	
White Feather 	February 16, 1955 	
Untamed 	March 1, 1955 	
A Man Called Peter 	March 31, 1955 	
Violent Saturday 	April 1955 	
Daddy Long Legs 	May 5, 1955 	
That Lady 	May 11, 1955 	
Green Magic 	May 16, 1955 	
Our Girl Friday 	May 17, 1955 	
The Magnificent Matador 	May 24, 1955 	
Soldier of Fortune 	May 27, 1955 	
Angela 	June 3, 1955 	
The Seven Year Itch 	June 3, 1955 	
House of Bamboo 	July 1, 1955 	
A Life in the Balance 	July 1, 1955 	
The Virgin Queen 	July 22, 1955 	
How to Be Very, Very Popular 	July 22, 1955 	
Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing 	August 18, 1955 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Left Hand of God 	September 21, 1955	
Seven Cities of Gold 	September 21, 1955	
The Tall Men 	September 22, 1955	
The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing 	October 1, 1955 	
Oklahoma! 	October 11, 1955 	
The Deep Blue Sea 	October 13, 1955 	
The View from Pompey's Head 	November 4, 1955 	
Good Morning, Miss Dove 	November 23, 1955 	
The Rains of Ranchipur 	December 14, 1955 	
The Lieutenant Wore Skirts 	January 11, 1956 	
The Bottom of the Bottle 	February 1, 1956 	
Carousel 	February 16, 1956 	
On the Threshold of Space 	March 29, 1956 	
Mohawk 	April 1, 1956 	
The Man Who Never Was 	April 3, 1956 	
The Proud Ones 	May 1956 	
The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit 	May 8, 1956 	
Hilda Crane 	May 8, 1956 	
The Revolt of Mamie Stover 	May 11, 1956 	
23 Paces to Baker Street 	May 18, 1956 	
D-Day the Sixth of June 	May 29, 1956 	
Abdullah's Harem 	June 1956 	
Massacre 	June 1, 1956 	
Smiley 	June 12, 1956 	
The King and I 	June 28, 1956 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
Bigger Than Life 	August 2, 1956 	
The Queen of Babylon 	August 10, 1956 	
Bus Stop 	August 31, 1956 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
The Last Wagon 	September 21, 1956	
The Best Things in Life Are Free 	September 28, 1956	
Between Heaven and Hell 	October 11, 1956 	
The Desperados Are in Town 	November 1956 	
Teenage Rebel 	November 1, 1956 	
Love Me Tender 	November 15, 1956 	
Three Brave Men 	December 1956 	
The Women of Pitcairn Island 	December 1956 	
The Black Whip 	December 1956 	
The Girl Can't Help It 	December 1, 1956 	
Stagecoach to Fury 	December 13, 1956 	
Anastasia 	December 13, 1956 	
The Quiet Gun 	January 1957 	
Oh, Men! Oh, Women! 	February 22, 1957 	
The Storm Rider 	March 1957 	
Lost Continent 	March 11, 1957 	
Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison 	March 13, 1957 	
Break in the Circle 	April 1957 	
The Adaptive Ultimate 	April 1957 	
Kronos 	April 1957 	
The River's Edge 	April 11, 1957 	
Oasis 	April 17, 1957 	
Boy on a Dolphin 	April 19, 1957 	
The Restless Breed 	May 1957 	
Lure of the Swamp 	May 1957 	
Desk Set 	May 1, 1957 	
Badlands of Montana 	May 1, 1957 	
The Way to the Gold 	May 10, 1957 	
The True Story of Jesse James 	May 22, 1957 	
China Gate 	May 22, 1957 	
The Wayward Bus 	May 27, 1957 	
Two Grooms for a Bride 	June 1957 	
Island in the Sun 	June 12, 1957 	
The Abductors 	July 1957 	
God Is My Partner 	July 1957 	
Apache Warrior 	July 1957 	
An Affair to Remember 	July 11, 1957 	
A Hatful of Rain 	July 17, 1957 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
Bernardine 	July 24, 1957 	
Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? 	July 29, 1957 	
Hell on Devil's Island 	August 1957 	
The Unknown Terror 	August 12, 1957 	
Back from the Dead 	August 12, 1957 	
The Sun Also Rises 	August 23, 1957 	
Forty Guns 	September 1957 	
Copper Sky 	September 1957 	
The Deerslayer 	September 10, 1957	
Under Fire 	September 23, 1957	
The Three Faces of Eve 	September 23, 1957	
The Abominable Snowman 	October 1957 	
Ghost Diver 	October 1957 	
Sea Wife 	October 16, 1957 	
Young and Dangerous 	October 30, 1957 	
Rockabilly Baby 	October 30, 1957 	
No Down Payment 	October 30, 1957 	
Ride a Violent Mile 	November 24, 1957 	
April Love 	November 27, 1957 	
Escape from Red Rock 	December 1957 	
Plunder Road 	December 5, 1957 	
Kiss Them for Me 	December 10, 1957 	
Peyton Place 	December 13, 1957 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
A Farewell to Arms 	December 14, 1957 	
The Enemy Below 	December 25, 1967 	
Stopover Tokyo 	December 26, 1957 	
Beautiful But Dangerous 	February 5, 1958 	
The Gift of Love 	February 11, 1958 	
Sing, Boy, Sing 	February 21, 1958 	
Diamond Safari 	February 21, 1958 	
Count Five and Die 	March 1958 	
Ambush at Cimarron Pass 	March 1958 	
South Pacific 	March 19, 1958 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical.
The Return of Dracula 	April 1958 	
Blood Arrow 	April 1, 1958 	
The Young Lions 	April 2, 1958 	
The Long, Hot Summer 	April 3, 1958 	
Thundering Jets 	May 1958 	
Showdown at Boot Hill 	May 1, 1958 	
Ten North Frederick 	May 22, 1958 	
The Naked Earth 	June 1958 	
Space Master X-7 	June 1958 	
From Hell to Texas 	June 1, 1958 	
Fraulein 	June 8, 1958 	
The Bravados 	June 25, 1958 	
Desert Hell 	June 25, 1958 	
Wolf Dog 	July 1958 	
Sierra Baron 	July 1958 	
Gang War 	July 1958 	
Prescription for Murder 	July 23, 1958 	
A Certain Smile 	July 31, 1958 	
The Fiend Who Walked the West 	August 1, 1958 	
Flaming Frontier 	August 1, 1958 	
The Hunters 	August 26, 1958 	
The Fly 	August 29, 1958 	
Harry Black and the Tiger 	September 18, 1958	
The Barbarian and the Geisha 	September 30, 1958	
Villa!! 	October 1958 	
The Roots of Heaven 	October 16, 1958 	
In Love and War 	October 31, 1958 	
Mardi Gras 	November 18, 1958 	
Frontier Gun 	December 1, 1958 	
A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed 	December 1, 1958 	
The Inn of the Sixth Happiness 	December 11, 1958 	
Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys! 	December 23, 1958 	
I Mobster 	January 1959 	
Alaska Passage 	February 11, 1959 	
The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker 	February 20, 1959 	
The Sad Horse 	March 1959 	
Little Savage 	March 1959 	
Lone Texan 	March 1, 1959 	
The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw 	March 14, 1959 	
A Dog of Flanders 	March 17, 1959 	
The Diary of Anne Frank 	March 18, 1959 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
The Sound and the Fury 	March 27, 1959 	
Intent to Kill 	March 31, 1959 	
The Little Savage 	March 1959 	
Compulsion 	April 1, 1959 	
Warlock 	April 1, 1959 	
Smiley Gets a Gun 	April 30, 1959 	
These Thousand Hills 	May 6, 1959 	
Woman Obsessed 	May 27, 1959 	
Here Come the Jets 	June 1959 	
Three Murderesses 	June 8, 1959 	
Say One for Me 	June 19, 1959 	
The Son of Robin Hood 	July 1959 	
The Alligator People 	July 1959 	
Return of the Fly 	July 1959 	
Holiday for Lovers 	July 24, 1959 	
The Miracle of the Hills 	July 27, 1959 	
Blue Denim 	July 30, 1959 	
A Private's Affair 	August 14, 1959 	
The Oregon Trail 	September 1959 	
The Blue Angel 	September 4, 1959 	
Five Gates to Hell 	September 23, 1959	
The Man Who Understood Women 	October 2, 1959 	
The Best of Everything 	October 9, 1959 	
Hound-Dog Man 	November 1959 	
Beloved Infidel 	November 17, 1959 	
Blood and Steel 	December 1959 	
Journey to the Center of the Earth 	December 16, 1959 	
==1960s==
Film Title 	Release Date 	Notes
Sink the Bismarck! 	February 11, 1960 	
Bobbikins 	February 28, 1960 	
The 3rd Voice 	March 5, 1960 	
Can-Can 	March 9, 1960 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical.
The Wind Cannot Read 	March 9, 1960 	
Seven Thieves 	March 12, 1960 	
The Rookie 	March 16, 1960 	
A Dog of Flanders 	March 17, 1960 	
Wild River 	March 26, 1960 	
When Comedy Was King 	March 29, 1960 	
13 Fighting Men 	April 1960 	
Twelve Hours to Kill 	April 2, 1960 	
Wake Me When It's Over 	April 8, 1960 	
North West Frontier 	April 29, 1960 	
Valley of the Redwoods 	May 8, 1960 	
Crack in the Mirror 	May 19, 1960 	
The Story of Ruth 	June 17, 1960 	
Murder, Inc. 	June 28, 1960 	
Operation Amsterdam 	July 6, 1960 	
The Lost World 	July 13, 1960 	
From the Terrace 	July 15, 1960 	
The Idiot 	July 21, 1960 	
Sons and Lovers 	August 2, 1960 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
Young Jesse James 	August 2, 1960 	
For the Love of Mike 	August 28, 1960 	
The High Powered Rifle 	September 1960 	
Squad Car 	September 1960 	
Let's Make Love 	September 8, 1960 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical.
September Storm 	September 9, 1960 	
High Time 	September 16, 1960	
The Captain's Table 	September 26, 1960	
Weddings and Babies 	October 5, 1960 	
The 39 Steps 	October 10, 1960 	
Desire in the Dust 	October 11, 1960 	
One Foot in Hell 	October 19, 1960 	
Goddess of Love 	November 1960 	
North to Alaska 	November 13, 1960 	
Legions of the Nile 	December 1960 	
The Wizard of Baghdad 	December 1960 	
Upstairs and Downstairs 	December 2, 1960 	
Tess of the Storm Country 	December 8, 1960 	
The Secret of the Purple Reef 	December 11, 1960 	
Esther and the King 	December 14, 1960 	
Flaming Star 	December 20, 1960 	
The Long Rope 	1961 	
Swingin' Along 	January 1961 	
The Marriage-Go-Round 	January 6, 1961 	
Sniper's Ridge 	February 1, 1961 	
The Millionairess 	February 9, 1961 	
A Circle of Deception 	February 17, 1961 	
Sanctuary 	February 21, 1961 	
The Canadians 	March 11, 1961 	
Days of Thrills and Laughter 	March 21, 1961 	
Desert Attack 	March 22, 1961 	
All Hands on Deck 	March 30, 1961 	
The Trapp Family 	April 19, 1961 	
Ferry to Hong Kong 	April 26, 1961 	
The Fiercest Heart 	April 30, 1961 	
The Silent Call 	May 1961 	
Return to Peyton Place 	May 5, 1961 	
The Big Show 	May 10, 1961 	
The Right Approach 	May 17, 1961 	
Snow White and the Three Stooges 	May 26, 1961 	
The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come 	June 1961 	
Battle at Bloody Beach 	June 1, 1961 	
Misty 	June 4, 1961 	
20,000 Eyes 	June 14, 1961 	
Wild in the Country 	June 15, 1961 	
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 	July 12, 1961 	
Francis of Assisi 	July 12, 1961 	
Marines, Let's Go 	August 15, 1961 	
The Big Gamble 	September 1, 1961 	
The Hustler 	September 25, 1961	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Seven Women from Hell 	October 1961 	
Pirates of Tortuga 	October 1961 	
The Comancheros 	October 30, 1961 	
The Purple Hills 	November 1961 	
The Two Little Bears 	November 1, 1961 	
The Second Time Around 	December 22, 1961 	
The Innocents 	December 25, 1961 	
Madison Avenue 	January 7, 1962 	
Bachelor Flat 	January 12, 1962 	
Tender Is the Night 	January 19, 1962 	
Satan Never Sleeps 	February 22, 1962 	
Hand of Death 	March 1962 	
State Fair 	March 9, 1962 	
The Broken Land 	April 1, 1962 	
I Like Money 	May 18, 1962 	
Lisa 	May 24, 1962 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
The Cabinet of Caligari 	May 25, 1962 	
It Happened in Athens 	June 1962 	
Something's Got to Give 	June 1, 1962 	
Womanhunt 	June 3, 1962 	
Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation 	June 15, 1962 	
Air Patrol 	July 17, 1962 	
Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man 	July 25, 1962 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
The Firebrand 	August 7, 1962 	
Five Weeks in a Balloon 	August 22, 1962 	
The 300 Spartans 	August 29, 1962 	
Gigot 	September 27, 1962	
The Longest Day 	October 4, 1962 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
The Loves of Salambò 	October 1962 	
Young Guns of Texas 	November 1962 	
The Lion 	December 21, 1962 	
The Queen's Guards 	1963 	
The Last Days of Sodom and Gomorrah 	January 23, 1963 	
30 Years of Fun 	February 10, 1963 	
The Day Mars Invaded Earth 	February 14, 1963 	
House of the Damned 	March 1963 	
Nine Hours to Rama 	April 3, 1963 	
Marilyn 	April 18, 1963 	
Police Nurse 	May 1963 	
The Yellow Canary 	May 15, 1963 	
Cleopatra 	June 12, 1963 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
The Stripper 	June 19, 1963 	
Harbor Lights 	July 1963 	
The Leopard 	July 15, 1963 	
Lassie's Great Adventure 	August 1963 	
The Young Swingers 	September 1963 	
Of Love and Desire 	September 11, 1963	
Thunder Island 	October 1963 	
The Condemned of Altona 	October 30, 1963 	
Take Her, She's Mine 	November 13, 1963 	
Move Over, Darling 	December 25, 1963 	
Surf Party 	January 30, 1964 	
The Winston Affair/Man in the Middle 	February 5, 1964 	
The Third Secret 	April 28, 1964 	
The Day of the Living Corpse 	May 1964 	
What a Way to Go! 	May 12, 1964 	
The Eyes of Annie Jones 	May 13, 1964 	
The Horror of Party Beach 	June 1, 1964 	
Shock Treatment 	July 22, 1964 	
The Horror of It All 	August 19, 1964 	
Witchcraft 	September 1964 	
Night Train to Paris 	September 23, 1964	
The Visit 	October 4, 1964 	
The Earth Dies Screaming 	October 14, 1964 	
Rio Conchos 	October 28, 1964 	
Moro Witch Doctor 	November 1964 	
Fate Is the Hunter 	November 8, 1964 	
Guns at Batasi 	November 16, 1964 	
Goodbye Charlie 	November 18, 1964 	
Apache Rifles 	November 26, 1964 	
Back Door to Hell 	December 9, 1964 	
Raiders from Beneath the Sea 	December 12, 1964 	
Zorba the Greek 	December 17, 1964 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
Hush… Hush, Sweet Charlotte 	December 24, 1964 	
The Pleasure Seekers 	December 25, 1964 	
Convict Stage 	1965 	
Dear Brigitte 	January 8, 1965 	
War Party 	March 1, 1965 	
The Sound of Music 	March 2, 1965 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
John Goldfarb, Please Come Home 	March 24, 1965 	
Devils of Darkness 	May 1965 	
Curse of the Fly 	May 1965 	
Fort Courageous 	May 1, 1965 	
Up from the Beach 	June 9, 1965 	
Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines 	June 16, 1965 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
A High Wind in Jamaica 	June 16, 1965 	
Von Ryan's Express 	June 23, 1965 	
Rapture 	August 23, 1965 	
Wild on the Beach 	August 25, 1965 	
Morituri 	August 25, 1965 	
The Reward 	September 15, 1965	
Spaceflight IC-1 	October 1965 	
The Agony and the Ecstasy 	October 7, 1965 	
The Nanny 	October 27, 1965 	
The Return of Mr. Moto 	December 1, 1965 	
The Flight of the Phoenix 	December 15, 1965 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
Do Not Disturb 	December 22, 1965 	
The Cavern 	December 24, 1965 	
Daniel Boone: Frontier Trail Rider 	1966 	
The Plague of the Zombies 	January 12, 1966 	
Dracula: Prince of Darkness 	January 12, 1966 	
Our Man Flint 	January 12, 1966 	
The Murder Game 	March 30, 1966 	
The Reptile 	April 6, 1966 	
Rasputin, the Mad Monk 	April 6, 1966 	
Cloportes 	April 18, 1966 	
Weekend at Dunkirk 	May 18, 1966 	
Stagecoach 	June 15, 1966 	
The Blue Max 	June 21, 1966 	
How to Steal a Million 	July 13, 1966 	
Batman: The Movie 	July 20, 1966 	
Smoky 	August 3, 1966 	
Modesty Blaise 	August 10, 1966 	
Fantastic Voyage 	August 24, 1966 	
Ballad in Blue 	September 7, 1966 	
The Bible: In the Beginning 	September 28, 1966	
That Tennessee Beat 	October 1966 	
Way...Way Out 	October 26, 1966 	
I Deal in Danger (combined TV episodes from Blue Light)	December 1966 	
The Quiller Memorandum 	December 15, 1966 	
The Sand Pebbles 	December 20, 1966 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
The Jackals 	1967 	
The Cape Town Affair 	1967 	
Come Spy with Me 	January 18, 1967 	
Prehistoric Women 	January 25, 1967 	
The Devil's Own 	February 1967 	
One Million Years BC 	February 21, 1967 	
The Mummy's Shroud 	March 15, 1967 	
In Like Flint 	March 15, 1967 	
Frankenstein Created Woman 	March 15, 1967 	
Hombre 	March 21, 1967 	
Two for the Road 	April 27, 1967 	
El Greco 	May 23, 1967 	
A Guide for the Married Man 	May 25, 1967 	
Caprice 	June 7, 1967 	
The St. Valentine's Day Massacre 	June 30, 1967 	
The Viking Queen 	August 16, 1967 	
The Flim-Flam Man 	August 22, 1967 	
The Day the Fish Came Out 	October 2, 1967 	
The Incident 	November 5, 1967 	
Tony Rome 	November 10, 1967 	
Bedazzled 	December 10, 1967 	
Fathom 	December 13, 1967 	
Valley of the Dolls 	December 15, 1967 	
Doctor Dolittle 	December 19, 1967 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
The Legend of Custer (combined TV episodes from Custer)	1968 	
The Anniversary 	February 7, 1968 	
Planet of the Apes 	February 8, 1968 	
Five Million Years to Earth 	February 16, 1968 	
The Further Perils of Laurel and Hardy 	March 31, 1968 	
Prudence and the Pill 	May 23, 1968 	
The Detective 	May 28, 1968 	
Bandolero! 	June 1, 1968 	
The Sweet Ride 	June 12, 1968 	
The Lost Continent 	June 19, 1968 	
The Secret Life of an American Wife 	June 25, 1968 	
A Challenge for Robin Hood 	August 1968 	
Deadfall 	September 11, 1968	
The Vatican Affair 	September 11, 1968	
The Boston Strangler 	October 16, 1968 	
Star! 	October 22, 1968 	
Pretty Poison 	October 23, 1968 	
The Touchables 	November 20, 1968 	
Lady in Cement 	November 20, 1968 	
Joanna 	November 24, 1968 	
A Flea in Her Ear 	November 27, 1968 	
The Magus 	December 10, 1968 	
The Devil's Bride 	December 18, 1968 	
Decline and Fall... of a Birdwatcher 	January 26, 1969 	
The Guru 	February 10, 1969 	
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie 	March 2, 1969 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
100 Rifles 	March 26, 1969 	
Doctor Glas 	April 7, 1969 	
Hard Contract 	April 30, 1969 	
The Last Shot You Hear 	May 14, 1969 	
The Boys of Paul Street 	June 23, 1969 	
The Chairman 	June 25, 1969 	
Che! 	June 27, 1969 	
Secret World 	July 9, 1969 	
Justine 	August 6, 1969 	
Staircase 	August 20, 1969 	
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid 	September 23, 1969	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
A Walk with Love and Death 	October 5, 1969 	
The Archangel 	October 12, 1969 	
The Undefeated 	November 27, 1969 	
John and Mary 	December 14, 1969 	
Hello, Dolly! 	December 16, 1969 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
==1970s==
Film Title 	Release Date 	Notes 	Budget 	Gross
The Only Game in Town 	January 21, 1970 	 	$10,235,000 	$1.5 million
MASH 	January 25, 1970 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$3,025,000 	$81,600,000
The Kremlin Letter 	February 1, 1970 	 	$6,095,000 	
The Sicilian Clan 	March 29, 1970 	 	$4,170,000 	$1 million
Patton 	April 2, 1970 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. 	$12,625,000 	$61,749,765
The Girl Who Couldn't Say No 	May 13, 1970 	 	 	
Beneath the Planet of the Apes 	May 26, 1970 	 	$4,675,000 	$18,999,718
Beyond the Valley of the Dolls 	June 17, 1970 	 	$900,000-$2,090,000	$9,000,000
Myra Breckinridge 	June 24, 1970 	 	$5.385 million 	$4 million
The Games 	July 9, 1970 	 	$4,895,000 	
Hello-Goodbye 	July 12, 1970 	 	$4.4 million 	
Move 	July 31, 1970 	 	$2,785,000 	
Tora! Tora! Tora! 	September 23, 1970	 	$25,485,000 	$29,548,291
Cover Me Babe 	October 1, 1970 	 	 	
The Great White Hope 	October 11, 1970 	 	$9.87 million 	
Little Murders 	February 9, 1971 	 	$1,340,000 	$1,500,000
Vanishing Point 	March 13, 1971 	 	$1,585,000 	$12,442,673
Making It! 	March 21, 1971 	 	 	
B.S. I Love You 	March 31, 1971 	 	 	
The Mephisto Waltz 	April 9, 1971 	 	 	
Celebration at Big Sur 	April 9, 1971 	 	 	
The Panic in Needle Park 	May 9, 1971 	 	$1,645,000 	
Escape from the Planet of the Apes 	May 21, 1971 	 	$2,060,000 	$12,348,905
Walkabout 	July 1, 1971 	 	 	
The Seven Minutes 	July 23, 1971 	 	$2,415,000 	
The Marriage of a Young Stockbroker 	August 19, 1971 	 	$2,230,000 	
The French Connection 	October 9, 1971 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. 	 	
Journey to Midnight 	November 1971 	 	 	
Made for Each Other 	December 12, 1971 	 	 	$1.5 million
The Darwin Adventure 	1972 	 	 	
Blindman 	January 12, 1972 	 	 	
The Hot Rock 	January 26, 1972 	 	$4,895,000 	$3.5 million
Sans mobile apparent 	February 19, 1972 	 	 	
The Concert for Bangladesh 	March 23, 1972 	 	$2.5 million 	
The Culpepper Cattle Co. 	April 16, 1972 	 	$1 million 	$1.25 million
The Other 	May 23, 1972 	 	$2,250,000 	$3.5 million
Fillmore 	June 14, 1972 	 	 	
What Became of Jack and Jill? 	June 16, 1972 	 	 	
The Strange Vengeance of Rosalie 	June 16, 1972 	 	 	
Conquest of the Planet of the Apes 	June 30, 1972 	 	$1.7 million 	$9,700,000
To Kill a Clown 	August 23, 1972 	 	 	
The Salzburg Connection 	August 30, 1972 	 	$1,955,000 	
Welcome Home, Soldier Boys 	September 8, 1972 	 	 	
Sounder 	September 24, 1972	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. 	$900,000 	$16,889,761
Vampire Circus 	October 11, 1972 	 	 	
When the Legends Die 	October 19, 1972 	 	 	
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie 	October 22, 1972 	 	$800,000 	
Trouble Man 	November 1, 1972 	 	 	
La course du lievre a travers les champs 	November 29, 1972 	 	 	
Sleuth 	December 10, 1972 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. 	$5 million 	$5,750,000
The Poseidon Adventure 	December 13, 1972 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. 	$4.7 million 	$93,300,000
The Heartbreak Kid 	December 17, 1972 	 	 	$5,600,000
The Effect of Gamma Rays on the Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds	December 20, 1972 	 	 	
Gospel Road: A Story of Jesus 	March 1973 	 	 	
Ace Eli and Rodger of the Skies 	April 1, 1973 	 	$3,350,000 	
Emperor of the North Pole 	May 23, 1973 	 	$3,705,000 	$2 million
The Legend of Hell House 	June 15, 1973 	 	 	$2.5 million
Battle for the Planet of the Apes 	June 15, 1973 	 	$1,710,000 	$8,844,595
The Last American Hero 	July 27, 1973 	 	$2,130,000 	$1,250,000
The Neptune Factor 	August 3, 1973 	 	$2.5 million 	$2,750,000
Gordon's War 	August 9, 1973 	 	$1.6 million 	$1,250,000
Kid Blue 	September 29, 1973	 	$2 million 	
The Paper Chase 	October 16, 1973 	 	 	$3,600,000
Hex 	October 1973 	 	 	
The Seven-Ups 	December 14, 1973 	 	$2,425,000 	$4.1 million
Cinderella Liberty 	December 18, 1973 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. 	$2,465,000 	$3.7 million
The Laughing Policeman 	December 20, 1973 	 	$2,280,000 	$1,750,000
Zardoz 	February 6, 1974 	 	$1,570,000 	$1.8 million
Conrack 	March 27, 1974 	 	$2.37 million 	$2 million
The Three Musketeers 	March 29, 1974 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or ComedyDistribution rights now belong to StudioCanal. 	 	$10.1 million
Claudine 	April 22, 1974 	 	 	$6 million
Dirty Mary Crazy Larry 	May 17, 1974 	 	$1.14 million 	$28,401,735
S*P*Y*S 	June 28, 1974 	 	 	$4,550,000
The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob 	July 17, 1974 	 	 	
Together Brothers 	August 7, 1974 	 	 	
Harry and Tonto 	August 12, 1974 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$980,000 	$4.6 million
99 and 44/100% Dead 	August 29, 1974 	 	 	
11 Harrowhouse 	September 26, 1974	 	 	
The Crazy World of Julius Vrooder 	October 18, 1974 	 	$1.7 million 	
The Phantom of Liberty 	October 27, 1974 	 	 	
Phantom of the Paradise 	October 31, 1974 	 	$1.3 million 	
The House on Skull Mountain 	October 1974 	 	 	
The Towering Inferno 	December 14, 1974 	US distribution only; co-production with Warner Bros.Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. 	$14,265,000 	$139,700,000
Young Frankenstein 	December 15, 1974 	 	$2.78 million 	$86,273,333
The Nickel Ride 	January 15, 1975 	 	$1.4 million 	
The Four Musketeers 	February 26, 1975 	Distribution only 	 	$8,760,000
At Long Last Love 	March 1, 1975 	 	$5.14 million 	$2.5 million
Ransom 	March 13, 1975 	 	$1.5 million 	
Capone 	April 16, 1975 	 	$970,000 	$2 million
French Connection II 	May 21, 1975 	 	$4,340,000 	$12,484,444
W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings 	May 21, 1975 	 	$2,805,000 	$17,000,000
Race with the Devil 	June 1975 	 	$1,745,000 	$12,000,000
The Man from Hong Kong 	August 1975 	 	 	
Tarzoon, la honte de la jungle 	September 4, 1975 	Distribution in France only 	 	
The Rocky Horror Picture Show 	September 26, 1975	 	$1.4 million 	$175,000,000
Black Moon 	September 30, 1975	 	 	
Royal Flash 	October 10, 1975 	 	$4,040,000 	
WhiffsNow owned by Turner Entertainment 	October 15, 1975 	 	 	
Down the Ancient Staircase 	October 17, 1975 	 	 	
Take a Hard Ride 	October 29, 1975 	 	 	
The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother 	December 14, 1975 	 	$2,805,000 	$20,000,000
Lucky Lady 	December 25, 1975 	 	$13 million 	$24,441,725
Survival 	1976 	 	 	
Hugo the Hippo 	January 23, 1976 	 	$1 million 	
Peeper 	January 1976 	 	$2,325,000 	
Profumo di donna 	January 25, 1976 	 	 	
Next Stop, Greenwich Village 	February 4, 1976 	 	 	$1,060,000
I Will, I Will... for Now 	February 18, 1976 	 	 	$1,740,000
Sky Riders 	March 26, 1976 	 	 	$1,730,000
The Duchess and the Dirtwater Fox 	April 1, 1976 	 	$4,590,000 	$4,120,000
The Blue Bird 	April 5, 1976 	 	$12 million 	$3.5 million
End of the Game 	May 12, 1976 	 	 	
Mother, Jugs & Speed 	May 26, 1976 	 	$3,220,000 	$7,630,000
The Last Hard Men 	June 1, 1976 	 	 	
Breaking Point 	June 2, 1976 	 	 	
Silent Movie 	June 16, 1976 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$4,055,000 	$36,145,695
The Omen 	June 25, 1976 	 	$2.8 million 	$60,922,980
Moving Violation 	July 1976 	 	 	
The Sunday Woman 	September 26, 1976	 	 	
Alex & the Gypsy 	October 3, 1976 	 	 	
Fighting Mad 	October 8, 1976 	 	$600,000 	
All This and World War II 	November 12, 1976 	 	$1.3 million 	
Kenny & Company 	November 1976 	 	 	
Silver Streak 	December 3, 1976 	 	$6.5 million 	$51,079,064
Wizards 	February 9, 1977 	 	$2 million 	$9,000,000
Mr. Billion 	March 3, 1977 	 	$4,590,000 	$1,300,000
Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure 	April 1, 1977 	 	$4 million 	$1,350,000
3 Women 	April 3, 1977 	 	$1,500,000 million 	
Le sauvage 	April 1977 	 	 	
Star Wars 	May 25, 1977 	co-production with LucasfilmFox still retains distribution rights; all other rights are with Disney/Lucasfilm.Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.	$11 million 	$775,398,007
The Other Side of Midnight 	June 8, 1977 	 	$9 million 	$24,652,021
Fire Sale 	June 9, 1977 	 	$1.5 million 	
The Black Pearl 	August 1977 	 	 	
Thunder and Lightning 	August 24, 1977 	 	 	$3 million
Julia 	October 2, 1977 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. 	$7,840,000 	$20,714,400
Damnation Alley 	October 21, 1977 	 	$8 million 	$4,000,000
The Turning Point 	November 14, 1977 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. 	 	$50,400,000
The World's Greatest Lover 	December 18, 1977 	 	$4.8 million 	$9.9 million
High Anxiety 	December 25, 1977 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$4,015,000 	$31,063,038
An Unmarried Woman 	March 5, 1978 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. 	$2,515,000 	$24,000,000
The Fury 	March 10, 1978 	 	$7.5 million 	$24,000,000
Damien: Omen II 	June 9, 1978 	 	$6.8 million 	$26,518,355
The Driver 	June 28, 1978 	 	$4,000,000 	$2,250,000
A Wedding 	August 29, 1978 	 	 	$3.6 million
The Boys from Brazil 	October 5, 1978 	Distribution only; produced by ITC EntertainmentRights now owned by ITV Studios 	$12 million 	$26,600,000
Magic 	November 8, 1978 	Distribution only; Still has theatrical and music rights 	$7,000,000 	$23,800,000
Quintet 	February 9, 1979 	 	 	
Norma Rae 	March 2, 1979 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. 	$4.5 million 	$22,228,000
A Perfect Couple 	April 6, 1979 	 	$1.9 million 	
Dreamer 	April 27, 1979 	 	 	
Alien 	May 25, 1979 	 	$11 million 	$104,931,801
The Game of Death 	June 8, 1979 	 	 	
Butch and Sundance: The Early Days 	June 15, 1979 	 	$9 million 	$2.260,000
Breaking Away 	July 20, 1979 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$2.3 million 	$20,000,000
La Luna 	September 30, 1979	 	$5 million 	$68,204,193
Nosferatu the Vampyre 	October 1, 1979 	 	 	
Avalanche Express 	October 19, 1979 	Distribution only; produced by Lorimar 	$12 million 	
The Rose 	November 7, 1979 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$9.25 million 	$29,174,648
The Runner Stumbles 	November 16, 1979 	 	 	
All That Jazz 	December 20, 1979 	U.S. distribution only; co-production with Columbia PicturesNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. 	$12 million 	$37,823,676
Scavenger Hunt 	December 21, 1979 	 	$7 million 	
==1980s==
Film Title 	Release Date 	Notes 	Budget 	Gross
Fatso 	February 1, 1980 	 	 	
Inferno 	April 2, 1980 	No longer owns US rights; still owns International rights. 	$3,000,000 	
Headin' for Broadway 	May 1980 	 	 	
Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back 	May 21, 1980 	distribution only; produced by Lucasfilmrights now owned by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures 	$18-$33 million	$538,375,067
Brubaker 	June 20, 1980 	 	$9 million 	$37,121,708
The Stunt Man 	June 27, 1980 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. 	 	$7,068,886
Oh Heavenly Dog 	July 11, 1980 	 	 	
Middle Age Crazy 	July 25, 1980 	 	 	
Willie & Phil 	August 15, 1980 	 	$5.5 million 	$4,400,000
Health 	September 12, 1980	 	$6 million 	
My Bodyguard 	September 26, 1980	 	$3 million 	$22,482,952
Sam Marlow, Private Eye 	October 3, 1980 	 	 	
Terror Train 	October 3, 1980 	 	$4.2 million 	$8,000,000
Kagemusha 	October 6, 1980 	 	 	
Loving Couples 	October 24, 1980 	 	 	
A Change of Seasons 	December 1, 1980 	 	$6 million 	$7,270,000
Tribute 	December 14, 1980 	 	$8 million 	$4 million
Nine to Five 	December 19, 1980 	 	$10 million 	$103,290,500
Prisoners 	1981 	 	 	
Fort Apache, The Bronx 	February 6, 1981 	 	$4,000,000 	$65,200,000
Eyewitness 	February 13, 1981 	 	$8.5 million 	$4.5 million
On the Right Track 	March 6, 1981 	 	 	$5.9 million
Omen III: The Final Conflict 	March 20, 1981 	 	$5 million 	$20,471,382
Hardly Working 	April 3, 1981 	 	$3.4 million 	$8,860,000
Death Hunt 	May 22, 1981 	 	$10 million 	$3,050,000
Savage Harvest 	May 23, 1981 	 	 	
History of the World, Part I 	June 12, 1981 	 	$10 million 	$31,672,908
The Cannonball Run 	June 19, 1981 	rights now belong to HBO 	$16-$18 million	$72,179,579
Zorro, The Gay Blade 	July 17, 1981 	 	$12.6 million 	$5.1 million
Chu Chu and the Philly Flash 	August 28, 1981 	 	$7 million 	
The Woman Inside 	September 1981 	 	 	
Southern Comfort 	September 25, 1981	 	$8 million 	
Tattoo 	October 9, 1981 	 	$5 million 	
Shock Treatment 	October 31, 1981 	 	3.5 million 	
Taps 	December 18, 1981 	 	$14 million 	$35,003,235
Modern Problems 	December 25, 1981 	 	 	$26,154,211
The Amateur 	February 12, 1982 	 	$10 million 	$6,892,098
Quest for Fire 	February 12, 1982 	 	$12 million 	$55,260,558
Melanie 	February 12, 1982 	 	$4 million 	
Making Love 	March 5, 1982 	 	$14 million 	$11,897,978
Porky's 	March 19, 1982 	 	$5 million 	$111,289,673
Eating Raoul 	March 24, 1982 	 	$350,000 	$1,114,825
I Ought to Be in Pictures 	March 26, 1982 	 	 	$6,968,359
Visiting Hours 	May 28, 1982 	 	 	$6.4 million
Author! Author! 	June 18, 1982 	 	 	$10,576,604
Megaforce 	June 25, 1982 	 	$20 million 	$5,675,599
Young Doctors in Love 	July 16, 1982 	Distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures 	$7 million 	$30,688,860
Six Pack 	July 16, 1982 	 	 	
The Pirate Movie 	August 6, 1982 	 	 	$7,983,086
I, the Jury 	October 9, 1982 	 	 	
Monsignor 	October 22, 1982 	 	$10 million 	$6.5 million
National Lampoon's Class Reunion 	October 29, 1982 	 	 	$10,054,150
The Man from Snowy River 	November 5, 1982 	 	$3 million 	$17,228,160
The Verdict 	December 8, 1982 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. 	$16 million 	$53,977,250
The Hot Touch 	December 10, 1982 	 	 	
Kiss Me Goodbye 	December 22, 1982 	 	$8,000,000 	$15,782,759
The Entity 	February 4, 1983 	 	$9 million 	$13,277,558
Without a Trace 	February 4, 1983 	 	 	$9,632,062
The King of Comedy 	February 18, 1983 	 	$19,000,000 	$2,536,242
Max Dugan Returns 	March 25, 1983 	 	 	$17,613,720
Heart Like a Wheel 	April 1, 1983 	 	 	
Tough Enough 	May 20, 1983 	 	 	
Bill Cosby: Himself 	May 20, 1983 	 	 	
Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi 	May 25, 1983 	distribution only; produced by Lucasfilm 	$32.5 million 	$475,106,177
Porky's II: The Next Day 	June 24, 1983 	 	 	$33,759,266
Mr. Mom 	July 22, 1983 	Distribution only; produced by Sherwood Productionsrights now belong to MGM 	 	$64,783,827
The Star Chamber 	August 5, 1983 	 	$8 million 	$5,555,305
Phar Lap 	August 10, 1983 	 	$5 million 	$9,258,884
Fire and Ice 	August 27, 1983 	Distribution only; produced by PSO 	$1.2 million 	$760,883
The Osterman Weekend 	October 14, 1983 	 	 	$6,500,000
All the Right Moves 	October 21, 1983 	 	 	$17,233,166
A Night in Heaven 	November 18, 1983 	 	$6,000,000 	$5,563,663
Silkwood 	December 14, 1983 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.Distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures 	$10 million 	$35,615,609
Two of a Kind 	December 16, 1983 	 	 	$23,646,952
To Be or Not to Be 	December 16, 1983 	 	$9 million 	$13,030,214
The Secret Diary of Sigmund Freud 	1984 	 	 	
Careful, He Might Hear You 	January 1, 1984 	 	$2.2 million 	$2,431,126
Unfaithfully Yours 	February 10, 1984 	 	 	$19,928,200
Blame It on Rio 	February 17, 1984 	 	 	$18,561,998
Nankyoku Monogatari 	March 30, 1984 	 	 	
Romancing the Stone 	March 30, 1984 	 	$10 million 	$86,572,238
The Stone Boy 	April 4, 1984 	 	 	
Kidco 	April 13, 1984 	 	 	
The Buddy System 	May 4, 1984 	 	 	$1,820,049
Rhinestone 	June 21, 1984 	 	$28 million 	$21,435,321
Bachelor Party 	June 29, 1984 	 	$6 million 	$38.4 million
The Gods Must Be Crazy 	July 9, 1984 	 	$5 million 	$34,331,783
Revenge of the Nerds 	July 20, 1984 	 	$6 million 	$60,400,000
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension!	August 15, 1984 	Distribution only; produced by Sherwood Productions 	$17 million 	$6,227,998
Dreamscape 	August 15, 1984 	Distribution only 	$6 million 	$12,145,169
Impulse 	September 28, 1984	Distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures 	 	$2,773,433
Give My Regards to Broad Street 	October 23, 1984 	 	 	
Paris, Texas 	November 2, 1984 	 	 	$2,181,987
Gimme an 'F' 	November 16, 1984 	 	 	
The Flamingo Kid 	December 21, 1984 	Distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures 	 	$23,859,382
Johnny Dangerously 	December 21, 1984 	 	$9 million 	$17.1 million
Mischief 	February 8, 1985 	 	 	$8,700,000
Turk 182 	February 15, 1985 	 	$15 million 	$3,594,997
Porky's Revenge 	March 22, 1985 	 	 	$20,518,905
Almost You 	March 29, 1985 	 	 	
Ladyhawke 	April 12, 1985 	International distribution only; co-production with Warner Bros. 	$20 million 	$18,432,000
Moving Violations 	April 19, 1985 	 	 	$10,600,000
Secret Places 	May 10, 1985 	 	 	
Prizzi's Honor 	June 13, 1985 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.USA distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures	$16 million 	$26,657,534
Cocoon 	June 21, 1985 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$17.5 million 	$85,313,124
The Man with One Red Shoe 	July 19, 1985 	 	$16 million 	$8,645,411
Key Exchange 	August 14, 1985 	 	 	
Warning Sign 	August 23, 1985 	 	 	
Joshua Then and Now 	September 20, 1985	 	$11 million 	
Plenty 	September 20, 1985	 	 	$6,148,000
The Doctor and the Devils 	October 4, 1985 	 	 	
Commando 	October 4, 1985 	 	$10 million 	$57,491,000
Bad Medicine 	November 22, 1985 	 	 	$2,685,453
The Jewel of the Nile 	December 11, 1985 	 	$25 million 	$96,773,200
Brazil 	December 18, 1985 	International distribution only; Universal Pictures handled U.S. distribution 	$15 million 	$9,929,135
Enemy Mine 	December 20, 1985 	 	$29 million 	$12,303,411
The Boy in Blue 	January 17, 1986 	 	$7.7 million 	$275,000
Stripper 	January 31, 1986 	 	 	
Power 	January 31, 1986 	Distribution only; produced by Lorimar Motion Pictures 	$16 million 	$3,800,000
The Vindicator 	February 14, 1986 	 	 	
Death of an Angel 	March 7, 1986 	 	 	
Highlander 	March 7, 1986 	Distribution only; produced by EMI Films; rights now belong to StudioCanal; still owns TV rights 	$19 million 	$12,885,193
Lucas 	March 28, 1986 	 	$6,000,000 	$8,200,000
Legend 	April 18, 1986 	International distribution only; Universal Pictures handled U.S. distribution 	$24.5 million 	$15,502,112
SpaceCamp 	June 6, 1986 	Distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures 	$18-$20 million	$9,697,739
The Manhattan Project 	June 13, 1986 	 	$18,000,000 	$3,900,000
Big Trouble in Little China 	July 2, 1986 	 	$20,000,000 	$11,100,000
Aliens 	July 18, 1986 	 	$18.5 million 	$131,060,248
The Boy Who Could Fly 	August 14, 1986 	Distribution only; produced by Lorimar Motion Pictures 	$9 million 	$7,177,431
The Fly 	August 15, 1986 	 	$9 million 	$60,629,159
The Name of the Rose 	September 24, 1986	 	$18.5 million 	$77,153,487
Half Moon Street 	September 26, 1986	 	 	
Jumpin' Jack Flash 	October 10, 1986 	 	$18 million 	$29,844,101
Streets of Gold 	November 14, 1986 	 	 	$2,546,238
The Morning After 	December 25, 1986 	Distribution only; produced by Lorimar Motion Pictures 	$13 million 	$25,147,055
Wisdom 	December 31, 1986 	Distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment 	 	$5,715,174
Black Widow 	February 6, 1987 	 	 	$25,205,460
Mannequin 	February 13, 1987 	USA Theatrical distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment 	$6 million 	$42,721,196
Raising Arizona 	March 6, 1987 	 	$6 million 	$22,847,564
Project X 	April 17, 1987 	 	$18 million 	$21,589,395
Predator 	June 12, 1987 	 	$15,000,000 	$98,267,558
Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds in Paradise 	July 10, 1987 	 	$10 million 	$30,063,289
The Pick-up Artist 	September 18, 1987	 	$15,000,000 	$13,290,368
Big Shots 	October 2, 1987 	Distribution only; produced by Lorimar Motion PicturesRights owned by Warner Bros. 	 	$3,390,043
The Princess Bride 	October 9, 1987 	USA distribution only; produced by Act III Communications, owned by "The Princess Bride, Ltd." 	$16 million 	$30,857,814
The Sicilian 	October 23, 1987 	 	$16.5 million 	$5,406,879
Less Than Zero 	November 6, 1987 	 	 	$12,396,383
Wall Street 	December 11, 1987 	 	$15,000,000 	$43,848,100
Broadcast News 	December 16, 1987 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$15 million 	$67,331,309
Satisfaction 	February 12, 1988 	 	$13 million 	$8,253,123
A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon 	February 27, 1988 	 	$5 million 	$6,264,058
Off Limits 	March 11, 1988 	 	 	
Bad Dreams 	April 8, 1988 	 	$4,000,000 	$9,797,098
Big 	June 3, 1988 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$18 million 	$151,668,774
License to Drive 	July 6, 1988 	 	$8 million 	$22,433,275
Die Hard 	July 15, 1988 	 	$28 million 	$140.7 million
Young Gun 	August 12, 1988 	Distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions 	$11,000,000 	$45,661,556
Dead Ringers 	September 23, 1988	Distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions 	 	$8,038,508
Alien Nation 	October 7, 1988 	 	 	$32,155,047
Cocoon: The Return 	November 23, 1988 	 	$17.5 million 	$18,924,919
Working Girl 	December 21, 1988 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$28.6 million 	$102,953,112
Gleaming the Cube 	January 13, 1989 	 	 	
The Fly II 	February 10, 1989 	 	 	$38,903,179
Skin Deep 	March 3, 1989 	Distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions 	$9 million 	$19,674,852
Say Anything... 	April 14, 1989 	 	$16 million 	$20,781,385
How I Got into College 	May 19, 1989 	 	 	$1,642,239
Weekend at Bernie's 	July 5, 1989 	Distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment 	$15 million 	$30,218,387
The Favorite 	August 9, 1989 	 	 	
The Abyss 	August 9, 1989 	 	$70 million 	$90,000,098
Millennium 	August 25, 1989 	Distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment 	 	$5,777,000
The Fabulous Baker Boys 	October 13, 1989 	Distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment 	$11.5 million 	$18,428,904
When the Whales Came 	October 20, 1989 	 	 	
Worth Winning 	October 27, 1989 	 	 	$3,690,400
The War of the Roses 	December 8, 1989 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$50 million 	$160,188,546
==1990s==
Release Date 	Film Title 	Notes 	Budget 	Gross
January 12, 1990 	Downtown 	 	 	$2,346,150
January 22, 1990 	A Matter of Degrees 	 	 	
February 16, 1990 	Nightbreed 	distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions 	$11 million 	$8,862,354
March 16, 1990 	Nuns on the Run 	co-production with HandMade Films 	 	$10,959,015
April 13, 1990 	Vital Signs 	 	 	
May 4, 1990 	Short Time 	 	 	
July 4, 1990 	Die Hard 2 	co-production with Silver Pictures and Gordon Company 	$70 million 	$240,031,094
July 11, 1990 	The Adventures of Ford Fairlane 	co-production with Silver Pictures 	 	$21,413,502
August 1, 1990 	Young Guns II 	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions 	 	$44,143,410
August 17, 1990 	The Exorcist III 	international distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions 	$11 million 	$39,024,251
September 21, 1990	Miller's Crossing 	 	$14 million 	$5,080,409
September 28, 1990	Pacific Heights 	theatrical distribution; co-production with Morgan Creek Productions 	$18 million 	$44,926,706
October 5, 1990 	Marked for Death 	co-production with Steamroller Productions 	$12,000,000 	$57,968,936
November 2, 1990 	Frankenstein Unbound 	co-production with the Mount Company 	 	$334,748
November 16, 1990 	Home Alone 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. co-production with Hughes Entertainment 	$18 million 	$476,684,675
November 21, 1990 	Predator 2 	co-production with Silver Pictures, Gordon Company and Davis Entertainment 	$35,000,000 	$57,120,318
December 7, 1990 	Edward Scissorhands 	 	$20 million 	$86,024,005
December 23, 1990 	Come See the Paradise 	 	$15 million 	$947,306
February 8, 1991 	Sleeping with the Enemy 	 	$19 million 	$174,999,005
March 15, 1991 	Class Action 	co-production with Interscope Communications 	 	$28,277,918
March 29, 1991 	The Five Heartbeats 	 	 	$8,750,400
May 17, 1991 	Mannequin Two: On the Move 	distribution only, produced by Gladden Entertainment 	$13,000,000 	$3,752,428
May 20, 1991 	Omen IV: The Awakening 	 	 	
May 24, 1991 	Only the Lonely 	 	 	$21,830,95
June 21, 1991 	Dying Young 	 	$26 million 	$82,264,675
July 12, 1991 	Point Break 	distribution only, produced by Largo Entertainment and JVC Entertainment Networks 	$24 million 	$83,531,958
July 19, 1991 	Dutch 	co-production with Hughes Entertainment 	$17 million 	$4,603,929
July 31, 1991 	Hot Shots! 	 	$26 million 	$181,096,164
August 14, 1991 	The Commitments 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy; co-production with Beacon Communications 	 	$14,919,570
August 21, 1991 	Barton Fink 	co-production with Circle Films 	$9 million 	$6,153,939
October 4, 1991 	The Super 	co-production with Largo Entertainment 	$22 million 	$11,000,863
November 1, 1991 	29th Street 	 	 	$2,120,564
November 22, 1991 	For the Boys 	 	$40 million 	$23,202,444
December 25, 1991 	Grand Canyon 	 	 	$40,991,329
December 27, 1991 	Naked Lunch 	co-production with Recorded Picture Company 	$17-18 million	$2,641,357
1992 	Rock and Roll Fantasy 	 	 	
January 31, 1992 	Shining Through 	 	$30 million 	$43,838,238
February 7, 1992 	Back in the USSR 	 	 	
February 21, 1992 	This Is My Life 	 	 	$2,922,094
March 13, 1992 	My Cousin Vinny 	 	$11 million 	$64,088,552
March 27, 1992 	White Men Can't Jump 	 	 	$90,753,806
April 10, 1992 	FernGully: The Last Rainforest 	co-production with Kroyer Films and FAI Films 	$22,000,000 	$32,710,894
May 1, 1992 	Folks! 	co-production with Penta Pictures 	 	$6,132,924
May 22, 1992 	Alien³ 	co-production with Brandywine Productions 	$50 million 	$159,773,545
June 26, 1992 	Unlawful Entry 	distribution only, produced by Largo Entertainment 	$23 million 	$57,138,719
July 10, 1992 	Prelude to a Kiss 	 	 	$22,697,691
July 17, 1992 	Man Trouble 	 	$30 million 	$4,096,030
July 31, 1992 	Buffy the Vampire Slayer 	 	$7 million 	$16,624,456
August 21, 1992 	Rapid Fire 	 	$14,356,479 	$15,121,072
August 26, 1992 	Storyville 	 	 	$422,503
September 18, 1992	Jumpin' at the Boneyard 	 	 	
September 25, 1992	The Last of the Mohicans 	USA distribution; co-production with Morgan Creek Productions 	$40 million 	$75,505,856
October 16, 1992 	Night and the City 	 	 	$6,202,756
November 13, 1992 	Love Potion No. 9 	 	 	
November 20, 1992 	Home Alone 2: Lost in New York 	co-production with Hughes Entertainment 	$20 million 	$358,994,850
December 16, 1992 	Used People 	distribution only, produced by Largo Entertainment and JVC Entertainment 	 	$17,957,265
December 18, 1992 	Toys 	co-production with Baltimore Pictures 	$43 million 	$23,278,931
December 25, 1992 	Hoffa 	 	$35 million 	$29,302,121
February 5, 1993 	The Vanishing 	 	$23 million 	$14,543,394
March 5, 1993 	Best of the Best 2 	 	 	$6,044,652
March 26, 1993 	Hear No Evil 	 	 	
April 2, 1993 	Jack the Bear 	 	 	$5,145,823
April 7, 1993 	The Sandlot 	co-production with Island World 	$36 million 	$33,832,313
May 21, 1993 	Hot Shots! Part Deux 	 	$25,000,000 	$133,752,825
June 18, 1993 	Once Upon a Forest 	co-production with Hanna-Barbera, HTV Cymru/Wales, Ltd., A. Film A/S, Wang Film Productions, Phoenix Animation Studios, Cousen-Premier Films, The Hollywood Cartoon Co., Natterjack Animation and TFC Trikompany	$13 million 	$6,582,052
July 7, 1993 	Rookie of the Year 	 	 	$56,500,758
July 28, 1993 	Robin Hood: Men in Tights 	co-production with Gaumont and Brooksfilms 	 	$35,739,755
July 30, 1993 	Rising Sun 	 	$35 million 	$107,198,790
August 27, 1993 	Only the Strong 	 	$6,000,000 	$3,273,588
September 24, 1993	The Good Son 	 	$17 million 	$60,613,008
October 1, 1993 	Freaked 	 	$12,000,000 	$29,296
October 15, 1993 	The Beverly Hillbillies 	 	$25,000,000 	$57,405,220
November 24, 1993 	Mrs. Doubtfire 	co-production with Blue Wolf Productions 	$25,000,000 	$441,286,195
December 29, 1993 	Ghost in the Machine 	 	$12 million 	$5,086,909
February 25, 1994 	Sugar Hill 	 	$10 million 	$18,272,447
March 4, 1994 	The Chase 	 	$26 million 	$7,924,955
April 22, 1994 	Bad Girls 	 	 	$15,240,435
April 29, 1994 	PCU 	 	$8,000,000 	$4,330,020
June 10, 1994 	Speed 	 	$30 million 	$350,448,145
July 1, 1994 	Baby's Day Out 	co-production with Hughes Entertainment 	$48 million 	$16,827,402
July 15, 1994 	True Lies 	co-production with Lightstorm Entertainment 	$115 million 	$378,882,411
August 5, 1994 	Airheads 	 	$11 million 	$5,751,882
September 30, 1994	The Scout 	 	$20 million 	$2,694,234
November 18, 1994 	Miracle on 34th Street 	co-production with Hughes Entertainment 	 	$46,264,384
November 23, 1994 	The Pagemaster 	distribution only, produced by Turner Pictures 	$21 million 	$13,670,688
December 2, 1994 	Trapped in Paradise 	 	 	$6,017,509
December 14, 1994 	Nell 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. co-production with Egg Pictures and PolyGram Filmed Entertainment 	 	$106,683,817
January 13, 1995 	Far from Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog	 	 	$11,642,946
March 17, 1995 	Bye Bye Love 	 	 	$12,096,673
April 21, 1995 	Kiss of Death 	 	$40 million 	$14,942,422
May 5, 1995 	French Kiss 	distribution only, produced by PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Working Title Films 	$46,000,000 	$101,982,854
May 19, 1995 	Die Hard with a Vengeance 	distribution only, produced by Cinergi Pictures 	$90 million 	$366,101,666
June 30, 1995 	Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie 	co-production with Saban Entertainment and Toei Company 	$15 million 	$66,433,194
July 14, 1995 	Nine Months 	co-production with 1492 Pictures 	 	$138,510,230
August 4, 1995 	Bushwhacked 	 	 	$7,919,823
August 11, 1995 	A Walk in the Clouds 	 	$20 million 	$50,008,143
October 13, 1995 	Strange Days 	co-production with Lightstorm Entertainment 	$42,000,000 	$7,959,291
November 28, 1995 	The Price of Love 	 	 	
December 22, 1995 	Waiting to Exhale 	 	$16 million 	$81,452,156
January 12, 1996 	Dunston Checks In 	 	$16 million 	$9,871,065
February 9, 1996 	Broken Arrow 	 	$55 million 	$150,270,147
March 1, 1996 	Down Periscope 	 	$31 million 	$37,553,752
April 26, 1996 	The Truth About Cats and Dogs 	 	 	$34,073,143
May 3, 1996 	The Great White Hype 	 	 	$8,008,255
July 2, 1996 	Independence Day 	co-production with Centropolis Entertainment 	$75 million 	$817,400,891
July 12, 1996 	Courage Under Fire 	co-production with Davis Entertainment 	$46 million 	$100,860,818
August 2, 1996 	Chain Reaction 	 	$ 55,000,000 	$60,209,334
October 4, 1996 	That Thing You Do! 	co-production with Clavius Base 	$26 million 	$34,585,416
November 1, 1996 	Romeo + Juliet 	co-production with Bazmark Productions 	$14.5 million 	$147,554,999
November 22, 1996 	Jingle All the Way 	co-production with Fox 2000 Pictures and 1492 Pictures 	$75 million 	$129,832,389
November 27, 1996 	The Crucible 	 	$25 million 	$7,343,114
December 20, 1996 	One Fine Day 	 	 	$97,529,550
March 28, 1997 	Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie 	co-production with Saban Entertainment and Toei Company 	$8 million 	$9,615,840
April 4, 1997 	Inventing the Abbotts 	co-production with 20th Century Fox and Imagine Entertainment 	 	$5,936,344
April 25, 1997 	Volcano 	co-production with Fox 2000 Pictures, Moritz Original and Donner Lauren Shuler 	$90 million 	$122,823,468
June 13, 1997 	Speed 2: Cruise Control 	co-production with Blue Tulip Productions 	$110 million 	$164,508,066
July 2, 1997 	Out to Sea 	co-production with Davis Entertainment 	 	$30,716,901
August 1, 1997 	Picture Perfect 	 	$19 million 	$44,332,015
September 26, 1997	The Edge 	 	 	$43,312,294
September 26, 1997	Soul Food 	 	$7.5 million 	$43,700,855
October 24, 1997 	A Life Less Ordinary 	distribution only, produced by Figment Films and Film4 	$12,000,000 	$4,366,722
November 7, 1997 	Cold Around the Heart 	 	 	
November 14, 1997 	Anastasia 	co-production with Fox Animation Studios 	$53 million 	$139,804,348
November 26, 1997 	Alien Resurrection 	co-production with Brandywine Productions 	$75 million 	$161,295,658
December 12, 1997 	Home Alone 3 	co-production with Hughes Entertainment 	$32 million 	$79,082,515
December 18, 1997 	The Wiggles Movie 	Australian distribution; co-production with Gladusaurus Productions 	$79,082,515 	
December 19, 1997 	Titanic 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. International distribution; co-production with Paramount Pictures and Lightstorm Entertainment 	$200 million 	$2,185,372,302
January 9, 1998 	Firestorm 	 	$19 million 	$8,165,212
January 30, 1998 	Great Expectations 	 	 	$55,494,066
March 27, 1998 	The Newton Boys 	 	$27 million 	$10,452,012
April 17, 1998 	The Object of My Affection 	 	$15 million 	$46,905,889
May 15, 1998 	Bulworth 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$30 million 	$29,202,884
May 29, 1998 	Hope Floats 	 	$30 million 	$81,471,882
June 12, 1998 	Cousin Bette 	 	 	$1,161,063
June 19, 1998 	The X-Files: Fight The Future 	co-production with Ten Thirteen Productions 	$66 million 	$189,176,423
June 26, 1998 	Dr. Dolittle 	co-production with Davis Entertainment and Friendly Films 	$70.5 million 	$294,456,605
July 15, 1998 	There's Something About Mary 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. 	$23 million 	$369,884,651
July 29, 1998 	Ever After A Cinderella Story 	co-production with Flower Films 	$26 million 	$98,005,666
August 14, 1998 	How Stella Got Her Groove Back 	 	$20 million 	$39,278,722
November 6, 1998 	The Siege 	 	$70 million 	$116,672,912
December 25, 1998 	The Thin Red Line 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. co-production with Geisler-Roberdeau and Phoenix Pictures 	$52 million 	$98,126,565
January 29, 1999 	A Cool, Dry Place 	 	 	
February 5, 1999 	Simply Irresistible 	co-production with Regency Enterprises 	$6 million 	$4,389,989
February 19, 1999 	Office Space 	 	$10 million 	$10,827,810
March 12, 1999 	Wing Commander 	 	$30 million 	$11,578,059
March 19, 1999 	Ravenous 	co-production with Heyday Films 	$12 million 	$2,062,405
April 9, 1999 	Never Been Kissed 	co-production with Fox 2000 Pictures, Flower Films and Bushwood Pictures 	$25 million 	$84,565,230
April 23, 1999 	Pushing Tin 	co-production with Regency Enterprises 	$33 million 	$8,408,835
April 30, 1999 	Entrapment 	co-production with Regency Enterprises 	$66 million 	$212,404,396
May 19, 1999 	Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 	distribution only; produced by Lucasfilm 	$115 million 	$1,027,044,677
July 16, 1999 	Lake Placid 	co-production with Phoenix Pictures and Stan Winston Studios 	$27 million 	$56,870,414
August 13, 1999 	Brokedown Palace 	 	$25 million 	$10,115,013
October 1, 1999 	Sex, Shame and Tears 	 	 	
October 1, 1999 	Drive Me Crazy 	 	$8,000,000 	$22,593,409
October 15, 1999 	Fight Club 	 	$63 million 	$100.9 million
November 10, 1999 	Light It Up 	co-production with Edmonds Entertainment 	$13 million 	$5,985,690
November 12, 1999 	Anywhere but Here 	 	$23 million 	$23,631,929
December 17, 1999 	Anna and the King 	 	$92 million 	$113,996,937
==2000==
:For films released in 2001 and thereafter, see List of 20th Century Fox films (2001–present).
Release Date 	Title 	Notes 	Budget 	Gross
February 11, 2000	The Beach 	 	$50 million	$154,056,873
March 24, 2000 	Here on Earth 	 	$15 million	
April 28, 2000 	Where the Heart Is 	co-production with Wind Dancer Films 	 	
June 2, 2000 	Big Momma's House 	co-production with Regency Enterprises, Runteldat Entertainment, Friendly Productions, Taurus Films and Nina Saxon Film Design	$30 million	$173,959,438
June 16, 2000 	Titan A.E. 	co-production with David Kirschner Productions and Fox Animation Studios 	$75,000,000	$36,754,634
June 23, 2000 	Me, Myself & Irene 	co-production with Conundrum Entertainment 	$51 million	$149,270,999
July 14, 2000 	X-Men 	co-production with Marvel Entertainment, Bad Hat Harry Productions and The Donners' Company 	$75 million	$296,339,527
July 21, 2000 	What Lies Beneath 	co-production with DreamWorks and ImageMovers 	$50 million	$291,420,351
August 18, 2000 	Sunset Strip 	 	 	
October 6, 2000 	Digimon: The Movie 	co-production with Fox Kids Movies, Fox Family Films, Toei Animation and Saban Entertainment 	$5 million 	$16,643,191
October 6, 2000 	Tigerland 	co-production with Regency Enterprises and New Regency 	$10 million	$139,692
October 20, 2000 	Bedazzled 	co-production with Regency Enterprises and Kirch Media 	$48 million	$90,383,208
November 3, 2000 	The Legend of Bagger Vance	co-production with DreamWorks 	$60,000,000	$39,459,427
November 10, 2000	Men of Honor 	co-production with Fox 2000 Pictures and State Street Pictures 	$32,000,000	$82,343,495
December 7, 2000 	Cast Away 	co-production with DreamWorks, ImageMovers and Playtone 	$90 million	$429,632,142
December 15, 2000	Dude, Where's My Car? 	 	$13 million	$73,180,723
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