New Line Cinema

New Line Cinema is an American film studio founded by Robert Shaye in 1967. As of 2008, New Line Cinema became a subsidiary of Warner Bros.
==Gallery==
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New_Line_Cinema_logo_(1988).jpg|1989
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newline_33.jpg|Elf variant
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1000px-Vlcsnap-2013-08-18-14h41m12s152.png|WB variant
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==Filmography==
===1960s===
Release date 	Film title 	Notes
July 18, 1967 	Late August at the Hotel Ozone	The first film by New Line Cinema
December 26, 1967	Magical Mystery Tour 	USA distribution only; produced by Apple Corps and BBC Films
1968 	 	
===1970s===
Release Date 	Title 	Notes 	Budget 	Gross 	
April 10, 1970 	Multiple Maniacs 	Produced by Dreamland 	$5,000 	 	
July 8, 1971 	Mississippi Summer 	 	 	 	
December 15, 1971	Even Dwarfs Started Small 	USA distribution only; produced by Werner Herzog Filmproduktion 	$200,000 	 	
March 17, 1972 	Pink Flamingos 	 	$10,000 	$7,000,000 	
1973 	Reefer Madness 	USA theatrical re-release 	$100,000 	 	
October 1, 1974 	The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 	USA theatrical re-release 	$300,000 	$30,859,000 	
October 4, 1974 	Female Trouble 	produced by Dreamland and Saliva Films 	$25,000 	 	
November 6, 1974 	The Nada Gang 	USA distribution only; produced by Italian International Film, Les Films de la Boétie and Verona Produzione 	 	 	
November 1974 	 	USA distribution only; produced by Toei Company 	 	 	
May 1975 	Nuits Rouges 	May 1975 	USA distribution only	 	
December 3, 1975 	Return of the Street Fighter 	USA distribution only; produced by Toei Company 	 	 	
February 1976 	Sister Street Fighter 	USA distribution only; produced by Toei Company 	 	 	
March 10, 1976 	Immoral Tales 	USA theatrical distribution only; subtitled version 	 	 	
June 1976 	The Cars That Ate Paris 	USA distribution only; produced by The Australian Film Development Corporation and Royce Smeal Film Productions. Reedited and retitled The Cars That Eat People	$250,000 	 	
January 1977 	Tattooed Hit Man 	USA distribution only; produced by Toei Company 	 	 	
May 27, 1977 	Desperate Living 	 	$65,000 	 	
June 1977 	Stunts 	USA distribution only; produced by Mark Fleischman Ltd. and Spiegel-Bergman Productions Inc. 	 	 	
1978 	Night of the Living Dead 	Re-release; public domain film 	$114,000 	$256,147,434	
April 15, 1978 	The Scenic Route 	 	 	 	
June 7, 1978 	Servant and Mistress 	 	 	 	
December 17, 1978	Get Out Your Handkerchiefs 	USA distribution only; subtitled version 	 	 	
1979 	The Street Fighter's Last Revenge	USA distribution only; produced by Toei Company 	 	 	
October 24, 1979 	Wise Blood 	 	$1,000,000 	 	
December 21, 1979	Stay As You Are 	USA theatrical English dubbed version distribution 	 	 	
===1980s===
Title 	Release Date 	Notes 	Budget 	Gross
Underground U.S.A. 	May 1980 	 	 	
Polyester 	May 29, 1981 	 	$300,000 	
Beau-pere 	October 11, 1981 	USA distribution only 	 	
The Evil Dead 	October 15, 1981 	distributor only; produced by Renaissance Pictures (who now own the rights with Anchor Bay handling distribution in the US)	$350,000–400,000	$2,400,000
Smokey Bites the Dust 	October 1981 	 	 	
Bronson Lee, Champion 	1982 	USA distribution only; produced by Toei Company 	 	
Beach House 	May 1982 	 	 	
Roaring Fire 	May 1982 	 	 	
Alone in the Dark 	November 12, 1982 	 	 	
Smithereens 	November 19, 1982 	distribution 	 	
Xtro 	January 1983 	USA distribution only 	 	
Heatwave 	June 1983 	USA distribution only 	$1 million 	$267,000
The First Time 	July 13, 1983 	 	 	
Escape from the Bronx 	September 2, 1983 	USA distribution only 	 	
Betrayal 	January 13, 1984 	USA distribution only 	 	
Copkiller 	January 19, 1984 	USA distribution only 	 	
Warriors of the Wasteland 	January 1984 	USA distribution only 	 	
Dear Maestro 	February 3, 1984 	USA distribution only 	 	
Ator l'invincibile 2 	February 15, 1984 	aka Cave Dwellers USA distribution only 	 	
Running Hot 	February 1984 	distribution 	 	
Big Meat Eater 	April 1984 	 	 	
Ferestadeh 	May 2, 1984 	 	 	
Blind Date 	June 1984 	distribution 	 	
Half a Life 	August 15, 1984 	USA distribution only 	 	
The Ninja Mission 	September 1984 	USA distribution only 	 	
 	November 16, 1984 	 	$1.8 million 	$26,319,961
Special Effects 	November 16, 1984 	distributor; produced by Hemdale Film Corporation 	 	
Perfect Strangers 	November 1984 	 	 	
Crime Killer 	1985 	 	 	
Exterminators in the Year 3000 	January 1985 	 	 	
Lily in Love 	April 19, 1985 	USA distribution only 	 	
Self Defense 	April 1985 	distributor; produced by Salter Street Films 	 	
Return to Waterloo 	May 17, 1985 	USA distribution only; produced by Channel 4 	 	
Phenomena 	August 2, 1985 	USA distribution only 	$3,800,000 	
The Death of Mario Ricci 	September 27, 1985	USA distribution only 	 	
Buddies 	September 1985 	distribution 	 	
 	November 1, 1985 	USA distribution only 	$3 million 	$30 million
Critters 	April 11, 1986 	 	$2 million 	$13,167,232
The Ladies Club 	April 1986 	 	 	
Sincerely Charlotte 	July 18, 1986 	USA distribution only 	 	
L'Effrontee 	September 24, 1986	USA distribution only 	 	
Sid and Nancy 	November 7, 1986 	distribution 	$4 million 	$2,826,523
Quiet Cool 	November 8, 1986 	 	 	$1,900,000
 	February 27, 1987 	 	$4.5 million 	$44,793,222
My Demon Lover 	April 24, 1987 	 	 	
Summer Night, with Greek Profile, Almond Eyes and Scent of Basil	June 19, 1987 	 	 	
The Rosary Murders 	August 28, 1987 	USA distribution only 	 	
 	October 20, 1987 	 	$5 million 	$9,747,988
Stranded 	November 20, 1987 	 	 	
Hairspray 	February 26, 1988 	also remade in 2007 	$2 million 	$8,271,108
Eat the Rich 	April 22, 1988 	 	 	
Critters 2: The Main Course 	April 29, 1988 	 	 	
Judgment in Berlin 	May 6, 1988 	distribution 	 	
The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years 	June 17, 1988 	 	$500,000 	$373,743
A Handful of Dust 	June 24, 1988 	USA distribution only 	 	
 	August 19, 1988 	 	$13 million 	$49,369,899
The Prince of Pennsylvania 	September 16, 1988	 	 	$5,415
Tougher Than Leather 	September 16, 1988	 	 	$3,546,846
Lucky Stiff 	November 1988 	 	 	
Torch Song Trilogy 	December 14, 1988 	 	 	$4,865,997
Hit List 	March 3, 1989 	as CineTel Films 	 	
976-EVIL 	March 24, 1989 	as CineTel Films 	 	$2,955,917
Out of the Dark 	May 5, 1989 	as CineTel Films 	$1,600,000 	$419,428
Food of the Gods II 	May 19, 1989 	as Carolco Pictures 	 	
No Holds Barred 	June 2, 1989 	 	$8,000,000 	$16,093,651
A Sinful Life 	June 30, 1989 	 	 	
Babar: The Movie 	July 28, 1989 	theatrical distributor only 	 	$1,305,187
 	August 11, 1989 	 	$8,000,000 	$22,168,359
Relentless 	August 30, 1989 	CineTel Films 	 	$6,985,999
Communion 	November 10, 1989 	 	 	$1,920,000
===1990s===
Title 	Release Date 	Notes 	Budget 	Gross
Missing Parents 	1990 	 	 	
Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III 	January 12, 1990 	 	$2,000,000 	$5,765,562
Heart Condition 	February 2, 1990 	 	 	$4,134,992
 	February 23, 1990 	 	$10,000,000 	
House Party 	March 9, 1990 	 	$2.5 million 	$26,385,627
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 	March 30, 1990 	distribution only; produced by Mirage Studios and Golden Harvest 	$13.5 million 	$202 million
Far Out Man 	May 11, 1990 	as CineTel Films 	 	
Chicago Joe and the Showgirl 	July 27, 1990 	USA distribution only, co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Working Title Films	 	$85,395
Metropolitan 	August 3, 1990 	 	$225,000 	$2,938,208
Pump Up the Volume 	August 22, 1990 	as FineLine Features 	 	$11,541,758
Masters of Menace 	September 7, 1990 	as CineTel Films 	 	
Fools of Fortune 	September 14, 1990	USA distribution only, co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Channel Four Films 	 	
Repossessed 	September 14, 1990	as Carolco Pictures 	 	$1,382,462
King of New York 	September 28, 1990	as Carolco Pictures 	 	$2,554,476
Book of Love 	October 15, 1990 	 	$2 million 	$1,382,259
The Man Inside 	October 26, 1990 	 	 	
Cadence 	January 18, 1991 	 	 	
Too Much Sun 	January 25, 1991 	as CineTel Films 	 	
Queens Logic 	February 1, 1991 	as Carolco Pictures 	$12 million 	$612,781
Shadow of China 	March 10, 1991 	 	 	
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze	March 22, 1991 	co-production with Mirage Studios 	$25 million 	$78,656,813
Talkin' Dirty After Dark 	March 30, 1991 	 	 	
Hangin' with the Homeboys 	April 5, 1991 	 	 	
Drop Dead Fred 	April 19, 1991 	USA distribution only, co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Working Title Films	 	$13,878,334
Sweet Talker 	May 10, 1991 	as Carolco Pictures 	 	
Dice Rules 	May 17, 1991 	USA distribution only, co-production with 20th Century Fox 	 	
Suburban Commando 	June 21, 1991 	 	$11,000,000 	$21,235,987
Defenseless 	August 23, 1991 	as Carolco Pictures 	 	$6,413,375
Naked Tango 	August 23, 1991 	USA distribution only 	 	
Beastmaster 2: Through the Portal of Time 	August 30, 1991 	distribution only; rights now held by Republic Pictures 	$6,000,000 	$869,235
Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare 	September 13, 1991	 	$11 million 	$34,872,033
Rambling Rose 	September 20, 1991	as Carolco Pictures 	$7.5 million 	$6,266,671
Late for Dinner 	September 20, 1991	co-production with Castle Rock Entertainment 	 	
My Own Private Idaho 	September 29, 1991	 	$2.5 million 	$6,401,336
Heaven Is a Playground 	October 4, 1991 	 	 	
Night on Earth 	October 4, 1991 	 	 	$2,015,810
 	October 4, 1991 	as FineLine Features 	$3,000,000 	$1,277,404
Past Midnight 	October 21, 1991 	as CineTel Films 	 	
House Party 2 	October 23, 1991 	 	$5 million 	$19,438,638
Get Back 	October 25, 1991 	as Carolco Pictures 	 	
George's Island 	October 25, 1991 	 	 	
Critters 3 	December 11, 1991 	 	 	
 	March 6, 1992 	 	$10 million 	$32,100,816
Roadside Prophets 	March 27, 1992 	 	 	
Deep Cover 	April 15, 1992 	 	 	$16,639,799
Year of the Comet 	April 24, 1992 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment 	$12 million 	$2,791,515
Big Girls Don't Cry... They Get Even 	May 8, 1992 	 	$1 million 	$271,327
Poison Ivy 	May 8, 1992 	as FineLine Features 	$3,000,000 	$1,829,804
Aces: Iron Eagle III 	June 12, 1992 	as Carolco Pictures 	 	$2,517,600
Light Sleeper 	August 21, 1992 	as Carolco Pictures 	$5,000,000 	
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me 	August 28, 1992 	 	$10,000,000 	$4,781,186
Honeymoon in Vegas 	August 28, 1992 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment 	$25 million 	$35,208,854
Live Wire 	September 3, 1992 	 	$11 million 	
Where the Day Takes You 	September 11, 1992	as CineTel Films 	$3 million 	
Mr. Saturday Night 	September 23, 1992	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment 	 	$13,351,357
Glengarry Glen Ross 	October 2, 1992 	distribution only; rights now held by Lionsgate 	$12.5 million 	$10,725,228
Johnny Stecchino 	October 9, 1992 	USA distribution only 	 	
Critters 4 	October 14, 1992 	 	 	
Damage 	December 23, 1992 	USA distribution only, co-production with Le Studio Canal+ and Channel Four Films 	 	$7,532,911
Loaded Weapon 1 	February 5, 1993 	known as 'National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1' 	$8,200,000 	$27,979,399
Amos & Andrew 	March 5, 1993 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment 	$17 million 	$9,745,803
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III 	March 17, 1993 	co-production with Mirage Studios 	$21 million 	$42,273,609
Wide Sargasso Sea 	April 16, 1993 	USA distribution only 	 	
Who's the Man? 	April 23, 1993 	co-production with de Passe Entertainment 	 	$11,299,730
Three of Hearts 	April 30, 1993 	 	 	$5,495,507
Excessive Force 	May 14, 1993 	 	 	
Menace II Society 	May 26, 1993 	 	$3.5 million 	$27.9 million
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday 	August 13, 1993 	 	$3,000,000 	$15,935,068
Surf Ninjas 	August 20, 1993 	 	 	$4,916,135
Needful Things 	August 27, 1993 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment 	 	$15,185,672
Malice 	October 1, 1993 	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Castle Rock Entertainment and Nelvana Limited 	$20 million 	$46,405,336
Mr. Nanny 	October 8, 1993 	 	$10 million 	$4,348,572
Gettysburg 	October 8, 1993 	co-production with Turner Entertainment and TriStar Television 	$25 million 	$10,769,960
Man's Best Friend 	November 19, 1993 	 	$6,000,000 	$12,974,636
Josh and S.A.M. 	November 24, 1993 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment 	$18,000,000 	$1,640,220
Force on Force 	1994 	 	 	
Rave, Dancing to a Different Beat 	1994 	 	 	
House Party 3 	January 12, 1994 	 	 	$19,281,235
Blink 	January 26, 1994 	 	$11,000,000 	$16,696,219
8 Seconds 	February 25, 1994 	 	$7 million 	$19,623,396
Monkey Trouble 	March 18, 1994 	 	 	$16,453,258
Above the Rim 	March 23, 1994 	 	$6.5 million 	$16,192,320
Surviving the Game 	April 15, 1994 	 	$7,400,000 	$7,690,013
Even Cowgirls Get the Blues 	May 20, 1994 	 	$8,000,000 	$1,708,873
The Endless Summer 	June 3, 1994 	 	 	
North 	July 22, 1994 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment 	$40 million 	$7,182,747
The Mask 	July 29, 1994 	 	$23 million 	$351,583,407
Corrina, Corrina 	August 12, 1994 	 	$22 million 	$20,164,171
Wes Craven's New Nightmare 	October 14, 1994 	 	$8,000,000 	$18,090,181
The Swan Princess 	November 18, 1994 	theatrical distributor only 	$35,000,000 	$9,771,658
Dumb and Dumber 	December 16, 1994 	 	$17 million 	$247,275,374
Safe Passage 	December 23, 1994 	 	 	$1.6 million
Silent Hunter 	1995 	 	 	
Howling: New Moon Rising 	1995 	 	$250,000 	
In the Mouth of Madness 	February 3, 1995 	 	$8 million 	$8,946,600
The Mangler 	March 3, 1995 	 	 	
Don Juan DeMarco 	April 7, 1995 	co-production with American Zoetrope 	$25 million 	$68,792,531
The Basketball Diaries 	April 21, 1995 	 	 	$2,424,439
Friday 	April 26, 1995 	co-production with Cubevision 	$3.5 million 	$28,215,918
My Family 	May 3, 1995 	co-production with American Zoetrope 	$5,500,000 	
Little Odessa 	May 19, 1995 	 	 	$1,095,885
Mortal Kombat 	August 18, 1995 	 	$18 million 	$122,195,920
National Lampoon's Senior Trip 	September 8, 1995 	 	 	$4,686,937
Angus 	September 15, 1995	co-production with BBC and Turner Pictures 	$1.5 million 	$4,821,759
Se7en 	September 22, 1995	 	$30 million 	$327,311,859
Delta of Venus 	October 13, 1995 	 	 	
Now and Then 	October 20, 1995 	 	$12,000,000 	$37,591,674
Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace 	January 12, 1996 	 	 	$2,409,225
Bed of Roses 	January 26, 1996 	 	 	$19,030,691
Pie in the Sky 	February 9, 1996 	 	 	
Rumble in the Bronx 	February 23, 1996 	USA distribution only, co-production with Golden Harvest 	 	
Carried Away 	March 29, 1996 	as FineLine Features 	 	
A Thin Line Between Love and Hate 	April 3, 1996 	co-production with Savoy Pictures 	$8,000,000 	$34,746,109
Faithful 	April 3, 1996 	USA distribution only, co-production with Savoy Pictures, TriBeCa Productions and Miramax Films	$13,000,000 	$9,789,900
Heaven's Prisoners 	May 17, 1996 	as Savoy Pictures 	$25,000,000 	$5,009,305
The Adventures of Pinocchio 	July 26, 1996 	co-production with Savoy Pictures and The Kushner-Locker Company 	$25 million 	$15,094,530
The Island of Dr. Moreau 	August 23, 1996 	 	$40 million 	$49,627,779
The Stupids 	August 30, 1996 	co-production with Savoy Pictures and Imagine Entertainment 	$25 million 	$2,491,989
Feeling Minnesota 	September 13, 1996	FineLine Features 	 	$3,124,440
Last Man Standing 	September 20, 1996	 	$67,000,000 	$47,267,001
The Grass Harp 	October 11, 1996 	 	 	
The Long Kiss Goodnight 	October 11, 1996 	 	$65 million 	$89,456,761
Normal Life 	October 25, 1996 	 	 	
Bullet 	October 1996 	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures 	 	
Mother Night 	November 1, 1996 	 	$6 million 	$403,701
Set It Off 	November 6, 1996 	 	$9,000,000 	$41,590,886
In Love and War 	December 18, 1996 	 	 	$25,372,294
Michael 	December 25, 1996 	released by Turner Pictures 	$46 million 	$119,718,203
Raven's Blood 	1997 	 	 	
Jackie Chan's First Strike 	January 10, 1997 	USA distribution only, co-production with Golden Harvest 	 	
Dangerous Ground 	February 12, 1997 	 	$28,000,000 	$5,406,742
Love Jones 	March 14, 1997 	 	$10,000,000 	$12,782,749
B.A.P.S. 	March 28, 1997 	 	$10,000,000 	$7,338,279
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery 	May 2, 1997 	 	$16.5 million 	$67,683,989
Trial and Error 	May 30, 1997 	 	$25 million 	$14,598,571
Head Above Water 	June 25, 1997 	 	 	
Spawn 	August 1, 1997 	 	$40 million 	$87,840,042
Money Talks 	August 22, 1997 	 	$25 million 	$48,407,611
Boogie Nights 	October 10, 1997 	 	$15 million 	$43,101,594
Most Wanted 	October 10, 1997 	 	$25 million 	$11,838,218
One Night Stand 	November 14, 1997 	 	$24 million 	$2,642,983
Mortal Kombat: Annihilation 	November 21, 1997 	 	$30 million 	$51,376,861
Wag the Dog 	December 25, 1997 	 	$15 million 	$64,256,513
The Night Flier 	February 6, 1998 	distributor 	 	$125,397
The Wedding Singer 	February 13, 1998 	 	$26 million 	$123,306,987
Dark City 	February 27, 1998 	 	$27 million 	$27,200,316
Mr. Nice Guy 	March 18, 1998 	USA distribution only, co-production with Golden Harvest 	 	$12,716,953
Lost in Space 	April 3, 1998 	 	$80 million 	$136,159,423
Police Story 	August 4, 1998 	USA Distribution only co-produced with Golden Harvest 	 	
The Players Club 	April 8, 1998 	 	$5 million 	$23,261,485
Woo 	May 8, 1998 	 	$13,000,000 	$8,064,972
Blade 	August 21, 1998 	(co-production with Marvel Entertainment) 	$45 million 	$131,183,530
Rush Hour 	September 18, 1998	 	$33 million 	$244,386,864
Pleasantville 	October 23, 1998 	as FineLine Features 	$60 million 	$49,805,462
Living Out Loud 	October 30, 1998 	 	$20 million 	$15,610,299
American History X 	October 30, 1998 	 	$20 million 	$23,875,127
Blast from the Past 	February 12, 1999 	 	$35 million 	$40,263,020
The Corruptor 	March 12, 1999 	 	$25,000,000 	$15,156,200
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me 	June 11, 1999 	 	$33 million 	$312,016,858
Police Story 2 	June 15, 1999 	USA Distribution only co-produced with Golden Harvest 	 	
Drop Dead Gorgeous 	July 23, 1999 	 	$10-15 million	$10,571,408
Detroit Rock City 	August 13, 1999 	 	$15,000,000 	$24,217,115
The Astronaut's Wife 	August 27, 1999 	 	$75,000,000 	$19,598,588
Dog Park 	September 24, 1999	(co-production with Lions Gate Entertainment 	 	
Body Shots 	October 22, 1999 	 	 	
The Bachelor 	November 5, 1999 	 	$51 million 	$36,911,617
Magnolia 	December 17, 1999 	 	$37 million 	$48,451,803
===2000s===
Release Date 	Title 	Notes 	Budget 	Gross
January 12, 2000 	Next Friday 	co-production with Cubevision 	$11 million 	$59,827,328
February 18, 2000 	Boiler Room 	 	$26 million 	$28,780,255
March 17, 2000 	Final Destination 	 	$23 million 	$112,880,294
March 31, 2000 	Price of Glory 	 	$10,000,000 	$3,548,556
April 21, 2000 	Love & Basketball 	 	$20 million 	$27,728,118
April 28, 2000 	Frequency 	 	$22,000,000 	$68,106,245
August 18, 2000 	The Cell 	co-production with DiBonaventura Pictures 	$33 million 	$104,155,843
September 6, 2000 	Turn It Up 	 	$13 million 	$1,247,949
October 13, 2000 	Lost Souls 	 	$50 million 	$31,355,910
October 20, 2000 	Bamboozled 	 	$10 million 	$2,463,650
October 27, 2000 	The Little Vampire 	 	$35 million 	$27,965,865
November 10, 2000 	Little Nicky 	co-production with Happy Madison 	$85 million 	$58,292,295
December 8, 2000 	Dungeons & Dragons 	co-production with DiBonaventura Pictures 	$45 million 	$33,807,409
December 22, 2000 	State and Main 	 	$6,944,471 	$9,206,279
December 25, 2000 	Thirteen Days 	co-production with Beacon Pictures 	$80 million 	$66,579,890
January 26, 2001 	Sugar & Spice 	 	$27 million 	$16,908,947
March 9, 2001 	15 Minutes 	co-production with Original Film and DiBonaventura Pictures 	$42,000,000 	$56,359,980
April 6, 2001 	Blow 	 	$53 million 	$83,282,296
April 27, 2001 	Town & Country 	 	$90 million 	$10,372,291
April 27, 2001 	Prison Song 	 	 	
July 20, 2001 	Hedwig and the Angry Inch 	 	$6 million 	$3,644,200
August 3, 2001 	Rush Hour 2 	 	$90 million 	$347,325,802
September 14, 2001	The Prime Gig 	 	 	
October 24, 2001 	Bones 	 	$16 million 	$7,316,658
November 9, 2001 	Life as a House 	 	$27 million 	$23,903,791
December 19, 2001 	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring	co-production with WingNut Films and The Saul Zaentz Company 	$93 million 	$871,530,324
December 28, 2001 	I Am Sam 	 	$46 million 	$97,818,139
January 25, 2002 	Storytelling 	 	 	$921,445
February 15, 2002 	John Q 	 	$36 million 	$71,026,631
March 8, 2002 	All About the Benjamins 	 	$15,000,000 	$26,306,533
March 22, 2002 	Blade II 	co-production with Marvel Entertainment 	$55 million 	$155,010,032
April 26, 2002 	Jason X 	co-production with DiBonaventura Pictures 	$14 million 	$16,951,798
July 26, 2002 	Austin Powers in Goldmember 	 	$63 million 	$296,655,431
August 23, 2002 	S1m0ne 	 	$10 million 	$19,576,023
October 11, 2002 	Knockaround Guys 	 	$15 million 	$14,069,721
November 1, 2002 	Punch-Drunk Love 	international distribution only; co-production with Columbia Pictures (international) and Revolution Studios	$25 million 	$24,665,649
November 22, 2002 	Friday After Next 	co-production with Cubevision 	 	$33,526,835
December 18, 2002 	The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers 	co-production with WingNut Films and The Saul Zaentz Company 	$94 million 	$926,047,111
December 20, 2002 	About Schmidt 	 	$30 million 	$105,834,556
January 31, 2003 	Final Destination 2 	 	$26 million 	$90,426,405
March 15, 2003 	Willard 	co-production with DiBonaventura Pictures 	$20 million 	$8,546,666
April 4, 2003 	A Man Apart 	co-production with Original Film 	$36 million 	$44,350,926
April 25, 2003 	The Real Cancun 	 	$7,500,000 	$5,345,000
June 13, 2003 	Dumb and Dumber: When Harry Met Lloyd 	 	$19 million 	$39,267,515
July 18, 2003 	How to Deal 	 	$16,000,000 	$14,308,132
August 15, 2003 	Freddy vs. Jason 	 	$30 million 	$114,843,030
September 19, 2003	Secondhand Lions 	 	$30 million 	$47,902,566
October 17, 2003 	The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 	co-production with Platinum Dunes 	$9.5 million	$107,071,655
November 7, 2003 	Elf 	 	$33 million 	$225,443,451
December 17, 2003 	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 	co-production with WingNut Films and The Saul Zaentz Company 	$94 million 	$1,119,929,521
January 23, 2004 	The Butterfly Effect 	 	$13 million 	$96,060,858
February 13, 2004 	Highwaymen 	 	 	
April 30, 2004 	Laws of Attraction 	co-production with Mobius Pictures 	$32 million 	$30,016,165
June 25, 2004 	The Notebook 	 	$29 million 	$115,603,229
July 30, 2004 	Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle 	 	$9 million 	$23,936,908
September 10, 2004	Cellular 	co-production with DiBonaventura Pictures 	$25,000,000 	$56,422,687
October 8, 2004 	Raise Your Voice 	U.S. distribution only 	$15 million 	$14,867,514
October 29, 2004 	Birth 	 	$20 million 	$23,925,492
November 12, 2004 	After the Sunset 	 	$59 million 	$61,347,797
December 8, 2004 	Blade: Trinity 	co-production with Marvel Entertainment 	$65 million 	$128,905,366
February 18, 2005 	Son of the Mask 	 	$84 million 	$57,552,641
April 22, 2005 	King's Ransom 	 	 	$4,008,527
May 13, 2005 	Monster-in-Law 	 	$43 million 	$154,749,918
July 15, 2005 	Wedding Crashers 	 	$40 million 	$285,176,741
September 9, 2005 	The Man 	 	$20,000,000 	$10,393,696
September 30, 2005	A History of Violence 	 	$32 million 	$60,740,827
October 14, 2005 	Domino 	 	$50 million 	$22,944,502
November 4, 2005 	National Lampoon's Adam & Eve 	 	 	
November 23, 2005 	Just Friends 	 	 	$50,912,434
December 25, 2005 	The New World 	 	$30 million 	$30,536,013
February 10, 2006 	Final Destination 3 	 	$25 million 	$117,719,158
February 24, 2006 	Running Scared 	 	$15 million 	$9,380,029
April 7, 2006 	Take the Lead 	 	 	
May 5, 2006 	Hoot 	co-production with Walden Media and The Kennedy/Marshall Company; based on the 2002 book by Carl Hiaasen 	$15 million 	$8,224,998
August 18, 2006 	Snakes on a Plane 	 	$33 million 	$62,022,014
August 25, 2006 	How to Eat Fried Worms 	co-production with Walden Media; based on the 1973 book by Thomas Rockwell 	 	$13,040,527
October 6, 2006 	The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning 	co-production with Platinum Dunes 	$13 million 	$51,764,406
November 3, 2006 	Little Children 	 	$14 million 	$14,821,658
November 9, 2006 	Who the #$&% Is Jackson Pollock? 	 	 	
November 22, 2006 	Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny 	 	$20 million 	$13,908,762
December 1, 2006 	The Nativity Story 	 	$35,000,000 	$46,432,364
January 5, 2007 	Code Name: The Cleaner 	 	$20,000,000 	$10,337,477
February 23, 2007 	The Number 23 	co-production with Contrafilm and Film Films 	$30 million 	$77,566,815
March 2, 2007 	Full of It 	co-production with Relativity Media 	 	$486,722
March 23, 2007 	The Last Mimzy 	 	 	$27,297,4512
April 20, 2007 	Fracture 	co-production with Castle Rock Entertainment 	$10 million 	$91,354,215
July 20, 2007 	Hairspray 	Based on the Broadway musical 	$75 million 	$202,548,575
August 10, 2007 	Rush Hour 3 	 	$140 million	$258,022,233
September 7, 2007 	Shoot 'Em Up 	 	$39,000,000 	$26,820,641
September 14, 2007	Mr. Woodcock 	 	$22 million 	$33,035,245
October 19, 2007 	Rendition 	 	 	$27,038,732
November 2, 2007 	Martian Child 	co-production with Flower Films 	$27 million 	$9,292,446
November 16, 2007 	Love in the Time of Choler 	 	$50 million 	$31,337,584
December 7, 2007 	The Golden Compass 	co-production with Scholastic Productions 	$180 million	$372,234,864
February 1, 2008 	Over Her Dead Body 	 	$10,000,000 	$21,458,111
February 22, 2008 	Be Kind Rewind 	 	$20 million 	$30,575,373
February 29, 2008 	Semi-Pro 	New Line Cinema's last film released before becoming a division of Warner Bros. 	$55 million 	$43,884,904
April 25, 2008 	Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay 	co-production with Mandate Pictures 	$12 million 	$43,493,123
May 30, 2008 	Sex and the City 	co-production with HBO Films 	$65 million 	$415,253,641
July 2, 2008 	Kit Kittredge: An American Girl 	co-production with PictureHouse, HBO Films and American Girl 	$10,000,000 	$17,657,973
July 11, 2008 	Journey to the Center of the Earth 	co-production with Walden Media and Original Film 	$60 million 	$241,995,151
September 12, 2008	The Women 	 	 	$50,007,546
October 3, 2008 	Appaloosa 	 	$20 million 	$27,641,569
October 24, 2008 	Pride and Glory 	 	$30 million 	$43,440,721
November 26, 2008 	Four Christmases 	co-production with Spyglass Entertainment 	$80 million 	$163,733,697
January 23, 2009 	Inkheart 	 	$60 million 	$62,450,361
February 6, 2009 	He's Just Not That Into You 	co-production with Flower Films 	$40 million 	$178,846,899
February 13, 2009 	Friday the 13th 	USA distribution only, co-production with Paramount Pictures and Platinum Dunes 	$19 million 	$91,379,051
April 17, 2009 	17 Again 	co-production with Offspring Entertainment 	$40 million 	$136,267,476
May 1, 2009 	Ghosts of Girlfriends Past 	 	 	$102,223,269
June 26, 2009 	My Sister's Keeper 	 	$30 million 	$95,714,875
August 14, 2009 	The Time Traveler's Wife 	USA distribution only, co-production with Paramount Pictures and Plan B Entertainment 	$39 million 	$101,229,792
August 28, 2009 	The Final Destination 	Last solo film by New Line Cinema before co-produced with Warner Bros. 	$40 million 	$186,167,139
===2010s===
Release Date 	Title 	Notes 	Budget 	Gross
February 12, 2010	Valentine's Day 	First film by New Line Cinema co-produced with Warner Bros.; all films from this time onward were co-produced with Warner Bros. 	$52 million 	$216,485,654
April 30, 2010 	A Nightmare on Elm Street 	co-production with Platinum Dunes 	$35,000,000 	$115,664,037
May 27, 2010 	Sex and the City 2 	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures and HBO Films 	$95 million 	$305,153,249
September 3, 2010	Going the Distance 	 	$32 million 	$42,052,757
January 28, 2011 	The Rite 	co-production with TriBeCa Productions 	$37 million 	$96,047,633
February 25, 2011	Hall Pass 	co-production with Condurum Entertainment 	$36 million 	$83,160,734
July 8, 2011 	Horrible Bosses 	co-production with Rat Entertainment 	$35–$37 million 	$209.6 million
August 12, 2011 	Final Destination 5 	 	$40 million 	$157,887,643
November 4, 2011 	A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas 	co-production with Kingsgate Films and Mandate Pictures 	$19 million 	$35,387,212
December 9, 2011 	New Year's Eve 	 	$56 million 	$142,044,638
February 10, 2012	Journey 2: The Mysterious Island 	co-production with Original Film, Walden Media and Contrafilm 	$79 million 	$325,860,290
June 15, 2012 	Rock of Ages 	co-production with Offspring Entertainment and Maguire Entertainment 	$75 million 	$59,418,613
December 14, 2012	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey 	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures and WingNut Films 	$200–315 million 	$1,017,003,568
March 1, 2013 	Jack the Giant Slayer 	co-production with Legendary Pictures, Original Film, Big Kid Pictures and Bad Hat Harry 	$190–$200 million	$197,687,603
March 15, 2013 	The Incredible Burt Wonderstone 	co-production with Benderspink and Carousel Entertainment 	$30 million 	$27,388,840
July 19, 2013 	The Conjuring 	 	$20 million 	$137,190,000
August 9, 2013 	We're the Millers 	 	$37 million 	$148,561,678
December 13, 2013	The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug 	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and WingNut Films 	$225 million 	$953,066,855
July 2, 2014 	Tammy 	co-production with Gary Sanchez Productions and On the Day Productions 	 	
August 6, 2014 	Into the Storm 	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures and Broken Road Productions 	 	
September 1, 2014	If I Stay 	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 	 	
October 6, 2014 	Annabelle 	co-production with Atomic Monster and The Safran Company 	 	
November 11, 2014	Dumb and Dumber To 	studio credit only; co-production with Universal Pictures, Red Granite Pictures and Conundrum Entertainment 	 	
November 26, 2014	Horrible Bosses 2 	co-production with RatPac Entertainment 	 	
December 17, 2014	The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and WingNut Films 	 	
May 6, 2015 	Hot Pursuit 	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Pacific Standard 	 	
May 25, 2015 	San Andreas 	co-production with Flynn Picture Company and Village Roadshow Pictures 	 	
June 24, 2015 	Batkid Begins 	co-production with KTF Films 	 	
July 6, 2015 	The Gallows 	co-production Blumhouse Productions, Management 360 and Tremendum Pictures 	 	
July 29, 2015 	Vacation 	co-production with Big Kid Pictures 	 	
August 10, 2015 	Straight Outta Compton 	studio credit only; co-production with Universal Pictures, Legendary Pictures and Cube Vision. Nominated - Producers Guild of America Award for Best Theatrical Motion Picture 	 	
November 23, 2015	Creed 	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Chartoff-Winkler Productions 	 	
February 14, 2016	How to Be Single 	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Flower Films and Wrigley Pictures 	 	
April 13, 2016 	Barbershop: The Next Cut 	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Cube Vision 	 	
April 25, 2016 	Keanu 	co-production with The Sifi Company, Monkeypaw Productions and Principato-Young Entertainment 	 	
June 1, 2016 	Me Before You 	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Sunswept Entertainment 	 	
June 13, 2016 	The Conjuring 2 	co-production with The Safran Company and Atomic Monster 	 	
June 22, 2016 	Central Intelligence 	co-production with RatPac Entertainment, Bluegrass Films, Perfect World Pictures and Principato-Young Entertainment; distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures in North America and Universal Pictures in international territories	 	
July 20, 2016 	Lights Out 	co-production with Atomic Monster and Grey Matter Productions 	 	
October 18, 2016 	Within 	co-production with The Safran Company 	 	
December 21, 2016	Collateral Beauty 	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures, Anonymous Content, Overbrook Entertainment, PalmStar Media and Likely Story 	 	
February 14, 2017	Fist Fight 	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures, 21 Laps Entertainment and Rickard Pictures 	 	
April 5, 2017 	Going in Style 	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures and De Line Pictures 	 	
April 18, 2017 	Wolves at the Door 	co-production with The Safran Company 	 	
June 28, 2017 	The House 	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures, Good Universe and Gary Sanchez Productions 	 	
August 9, 2017 	Annabelle: Creation 	co-production with Atomic Monster and The Safran Company 	 	
September 4, 2017	It 	co-production with Lin Pictures, Vertigo Entertainment, KatzSmith Productions and RatPac Entertainment 	 	
December 6, 2017 	The Disaster Artist 	distributed by A24 (US) and Warner Bros. (International); co-production with Point Grey Pictures, Good Universe and Rabbit Bandini Productions. Nominated - Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy 	 	
February 14, 2018	Game Night 	co-production with Davis Entertainment and Aggregate Films 	 	
April 11, 2018 	Rampage 	co-production with Flynn Picture Company, Rickard Pictures and Seven Bucks Productions 	 	
May 9, 2018 	Life of the Party 	co-production with On the Day Productions 	 	
June 11, 2018 	Tag 	co-production with Broken Road Productions 	 	
September 3, 2018	The Nun 	co-production with Atomic Monster and The Safran Company 	 	
November 21, 2018	Creed II 	studio credit only; co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Chartoff-Winkler Productions 	 	
February 13, 2019	Isn't It Romantic 	co-production with Bron Studios and Creative Wealth Media Finance 	 	
April 3, 2019 	Shazam! 	co-production with DC Films, Seven Bucks Productions and The Safran Company 	 	
April 15, 2019 	The Curse of La Llorona 	co-production with Atomic Monster 	 	
June 10, 2019 	Shaft 	co-production with Davis Entertainment, Netflix and Turner Entertainment Co. 	 	
June 26, 2019 	Annabelle Comes Home 	co-production with Atomic Monster and The Safran Company 	 	
August 7, 2019 	The Kitchen 	co-production with Bron Studios, Creative Wealth Media Finance and DC Vertigo 	 	
August 14, 2019 	Blinded by the Light 	co-production with Bend It Films, Ingenious Media and Levantine Films 	 	
September 2, 2019	It Chapter Two 	co-production with Rideback and Vertigo Entertainment 	 	
November 11, 2019	The Good Liar 	co-production with Bron Studios and Creative Wealth Media Finance 	 	
=== 2020s ===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
November 26, 2020	Super Intelligence 	co-production with On the Day Productions and Bron Creative; distributed by HBO Max
April 21, 2021 	Mortal Kombat 	co-production with Atomic Monster and Broken Road Productions
May 12, 2021 	Those Who Wish Me Dead 	co-production with Bron Studios, Film Rites and Creative Wealth Media
May 31, 2021 	The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It	co-production with Atomic Monster and The Safran Company
September 6, 2021	Malignant 	co-production with Atomic Monster, Starlight Media and Midas Innovation
October 11, 2021 	The Many Saints of Newark 	co-production with HBO Films
November 25, 2021	8-Bit Christmas 	co-production with Star Thrower Entertainment; distributed by HBO Max
January 27, 2022 	The Fallout 	co-production with Clear Horizon, SSS Entertainment, The Burstein Company, 828 Media Capital and Clear Media Finance; distributed by HBO Max
February 10, 2022	Kimi 	distributed by HBO Max
March 31, 2022 	Moonshot 	co-production with Berlanti/Schechter Films and Entertainment 360; distributed by HBO Max
September 5, 2022	Don't Worry Darling 	co-production with Vertigo Entertainment
October 19, 2022 	Black Adam 	co-production with Seven Bucks Productions, FlynnPictureCo. and DC Films
January 11, 2023 	House Party 	co-production with SpringHill Entertainment
March 13, 2023 	Shazam! Fury of the Gods 	co-production with DC Studios and The Safran Company
April 17, 2023 	Evil Dead Rise 	co-production with Ghost House Pictures
September 4, 2023	The Nun II 	co-production with Atomic Monster and The Safran Company
May 2, 2024 	Turtles All the Way Down 	co-production with Temple Hill Entertainment; distributed by Max
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