List of TriStar Pictures films

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==1980s==
Release date 	Title 	Notes 		
April 6, 1984 	Where the Boys Are '84 	Distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment; TriStar's first motion picture, first TriStar release to feature the 1984-1993 logo. 		
May 11, 1984 	The Natural 	 		
June 21, 1984 	The Last Winter 	 		
July 13, 1984 	The Muppets Take Manhattan 	co-production with Henson Associates; now owned by Styhon Partners Entertainment 		
July 27, 1984 	Meatballs Part II 	 		
August 1, 1984 	The Little Blue Whale 	 		
August 31, 1984 	Flashpoint 	Distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures; now owned by DreamWorks 		
September 14, 1984	The Evil That Men Do 	Distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment; now owned by DreamWorks 		
September 21, 1984	Places in the Heart 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. 		
October 14, 1984 	Songwriter 	 		
November 2, 1984 	Blame It on the Night 	 		
November 2, 1984 	Lovelines 	 		
November 9, 1984 	Silent Night, Deadly Night 	Removed from theaters, two weeks after release 		
November 21, 1984 	Supergirl 	Distribution onlyRights now belong to Warner Bros. which were previously handled by StudioCanal. 		
December 14, 1984 	Birdy 	 		
December 14, 1984 	Runaway 	 		
December 19, 1984 	Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo 	Distribution only; produced by The Cannon GroupRights now belong to MGM 		
February 8, 1985 	Heaven Help Us 	Distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures; now owned by DreamWorks 		
March 22, 1985 	The Last Dragon 	 		
April 3, 1985 	Alamo Bay 	 		
April 10, 1985 	Private Resort 	 		
May 1, 1985 	Little Treasure 	 		
May 22, 1985 	Rambo: First Blood Part II 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures;Rights now belong to StudioCanal. rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures 		
June 21, 1985 	Lifeforce 	Distribution only; produced by The Cannon GroupRights now belong to MGM 		
July 19, 1985 	The Legend of Billie Jean 	 		
August 7, 1985 	Real Genius 	 		
August 16, 1985 	Volunteers 	Distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures; now owned by DreamWorks 		
October 2, 1985 	Sweet Dreams 	Distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures; now owned by DreamWorks 		
October 25, 1985 	My Man Adam 	 		
November 27, 1985 	Santa Claus: The Movie 	Distribution only 		
December 29, 1985 	Head Office 	Distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures; now owned by DreamWorks 		
January 17, 1986 	Iron Eagle 	 		
February 14, 1986 	La Cage aux Folles 3: The Wedding 	 		
February 21, 1986 	The Hitcher 	Distribution only; produced by HBO Pictures; now owned by DreamWorks 		
March 7, 1986 	Odd Jobs 	co-production with HBO Pictures; now owned by DreamWorks 		
March 21, 1986 	Rad 	 		
April 11, 1986 	Band of the Hand 	 		
April 25, 1986 	8 Million Ways to Die 	co-production with PSO 		
May 9, 1986 	Short Circuit 	co-production with PSORights now belong to Cinedigm, previously held by Image Entertainment. Sony Pictures Entertainment still owns TV rights. 		
June 27, 1986 	Labyrinth 	co-production with Henson Associates and Lucasfilm 		
July 2, 1986 	About Last Night... 	 		
July 30, 1986 	Nothing in Common 	 		
August 22, 1986 	Night of the Creeps 	 		
August 22, 1986 	Touch and Go 	Distribution only; produced by Kings Road Entertainment 		
October 10, 1986 	Peggy Sue Got Married 	 		
October 31, 1986 	Let's Get Harry 	 		
November 7, 1986 	The Boss' Wife 	 		
November 14, 1986 	Every Time We Say Goodbye 	 		
December 19, 1986 	No Mercy 	 		
February 6, 1987 	Light of Day 	Distribution only; produced by Taft EntertainmentRights now belong to Republic Pictures 		
February 27, 1987 	Sunrise Gold 	Distribution only; produced by Cinar Animation; TriStar's First Animated Feature. 		
March 6, 1987 	Angel Heart 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures 		
March 27, 1987 	Blind Date 	 		
April 24, 1987 	Extreme Prejudice 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures 		
April 24, 1987 	Forever, Lulu 	 		
May 8, 1987 	Gardens of Stone 	 		
May 15, 1987 	Made in U.S.A. 	Distribution only; produced by Hemdale Film Corporation 		
May 22, 1987 	Amazing Grace and Chuck 	 		
July 10, 1987 	The Squeeze 	 		
July 30, 1987 	High Tide 	Distribution only; produced by Hemdale Film Corporation 		
August 1, 1987 	Love at Stake 	Distribution only; produced by Hemdale Film Corporation 		
August 7, 1987 	Nadine 	 		
August 14, 1987 	The Monster Squad 	Distribution only; produced by Taft Entertainment 		
September 18, 1987	The Principal 	 		
October 2, 1987 	Like Father Like Son 	 		
October 9, 1987 	Man on Fire 	Distribution only; produced by Sept Films Cima ProduzioniRights now owned by Regency Enterprises with 20th Century Fox handling distribution. 		
October 23, 1987 	Suspect 	 		
October 30, 1987 	Gaby: A True Story 	 		
November 13, 1987 	The Running Man 	Distribution only; produced by Taft Entertainment 		
December 18, 1987 	Ironweed 	Distribution only; produced by Taft Entertainment 		
January 15, 1988 	For Keeps 	 		
March 4, 1988 	Switching Channels 	 		
March 18, 1988 	Pound Puppies and the Legend of Big Paw	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures; TriStar's Second and Last Animated Feature until The Trumpet of the Swan.		
April 1, 1988 	The Seventh Sign 	 		
April 29, 1988 	Sunset 	 		
May 25, 1988 	Rambo III 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures 		
June 17, 1988 	Red Heat 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures 		
July 6, 1988 	Short Circuit 2 	 		
August 5, 1988 	The Blob 	 		
September 23, 1988	Sweet Hearts Dance 	 		
October 14, 1988 	The Kiss 	 		
October 19, 1988 	The Bear 	 		
October 21, 1988 	Bat*21 	Distribution only; produced by Vision PDG 		
November 11, 1988 	Iron Eagle II 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures 		
November 18, 1988 	High Spirits 	Distribution only; produced by Vision PDG 		
January 13, 1989 	DeepStar Six 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures 		
February 3, 1989 	Who's Harry Crumb? 	 		
February 10, 1989 	Tap 	 		
March 10, 1989 	Chances Are 	 		
March 19, 1989 	Slaves of New York 	 		
March 31, 1989 	Sing 	 		
April 28, 1989 	Loverboy 	 		
May 12, 1989 	See No Evil, Hear No Evil 	 		
May 19, 1989 	Fright Night II 	International theatrical distribution 		
August 4, 1989 	Lock Up 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures 		
September 29, 1989	Johnny Handsome 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures 		
October 13, 1989 	Look Who's Talking 	 		
November 15, 1989 	Steel Magnolias 	 		
December 15, 1989 	Family Business 	 		
December 15, 1989 	Glory 	 		
December 22, 1989 	Music Box 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures 		
==1990s==
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 9, 1990 	Loose Cannons 	
February 23, 1990 	Mountains of the Moon 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures
March 16, 1990 	Blind Fury 	
March 30, 1990 	Side Out 	
April 6, 1990 	I Love You to Death 	
April 27, 1990 	Q&A 	Distribution only; produced by Regency International Pictures and Odyssey Distributors
June 1, 1990 	Total Recall 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures
July 20, 1990 	The Freshman 	
August 10, 1990 	Air America 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures
September 21, 1990	Narrow Margin 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures
October 5, 1990 	Avalon 	
November 2, 1990 	Jacob's Ladder 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures
December 14, 1990 	Look Who's Talking Too 	
February 8, 1991 	L.A. Story 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures
March 1, 1991 	The Doors 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures and Imagine Entertainment; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures
April 26, 1991 	Toy Soldiers 	Distribution only; produced by Island World
May 24, 1991 	Hudson Hawk 	
July 3, 1991 	Terminator 2: Judgment Day 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures and Lightstorm Entertainment; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures
July 26, 1991 	Another You 	
August 9, 1991 	Bingo 	
September 20, 1991	The Fisher King 	Last film to use "Tri-Star Pictures presents".
December 11, 1991 	Hook 	co-production with Amblin Entertainment. First film to use "TriStar Pictures presents".
December 20, 1991 	Bugsy 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
March 20, 1992 	Basic Instinct 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures and Le Studio Canal+; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures
April 3, 1992 	Thunderheart 	
April 15, 1992 	City of Joy 	
July 10, 1992 	Universal Soldier 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures and Centropolis Entertainment; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures
September 11, 1992	Wind 	
September 18, 1992	Husbands and Wives 	
October 16, 1992 	Candyman 	co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Propaganda Films
December 25, 1992 	Chaplin 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; rights are now owned by Sunking Pictures
January 29, 1993 	Sniper 	
May 28, 1993 	Cliffhanger 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures and Le Studio Canal+; never owned by Sunking Pictures, final TriStar release to feature the 1984-1993 logo.
June 25, 1993 	Sleepless in Seattle 	First TriStar release to feature the 1993-2015 logo.
July 9, 1993 	Weekend at Bernie's II 	
July 30, 1993 	So I Married an Axe Murderer 	
August 18, 1993 	Manhattan Murder Mystery 	
August 20, 1993 	Wilder Napalm 	
October 8, 1993 	Mr. Jones 	
October 22, 1993 	Rudy 	
November 5, 1993 	Look Who's Talking Now 	
December 23, 1993 	Philadelphia 	
March 11, 1994 	Guarding Tess 	
April 8, 1994 	Threesome 	
April 15, 1994 	Cops and Robbersons 	
May 6, 1994 	3 Ninjas Kick Back 	
July 29, 1994 	It Could Happen to You 	
August 25, 1994 	Wagons East! 	Distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures; reacquired by TriStar With Entertainment One distributing all Carolco films
September 16, 1994	Princess Caraboo 	
October 7, 1994 	Only You 	
November 4, 1994 	Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 	
December 16, 1994 	Legends of the Fall 	
December 21, 1994 	Mixed Nuts 	
February 10, 1995 	The Quick and the Dead 	
March 3, 1995 	Hideaway 	
March 10, 1995 	3 Ninjas Knuckle Up 	
April 12, 1995 	Jury Duty 	
May 26, 1995 	Johnny Mnemonic 	
August 30, 1995 	Magic in the Water 	co-production with Triumph Films
September 29, 1995	Devil in a Blue Dress 	
October 20, 1995 	Never Talk to Strangers 	
December 15, 1995 	Jumanji 	co-production with Interscope Communications
February 23, 1996 	Mary Reilly 	
March 8, 1996 	If Lucy Fell 	
March 22, 1996 	Race the Sun 	
April 12, 1996 	Tell Best Doom Foot 	U.S. distributor; co-production with 20th Century Fox
April 19, 1996 	Mrs. Winterbourne 	
April 26, 1996 	Sunset Park 	
May 10, 1996 	Be Hold of Care 	International distributor; co-production with Columbia Pictures and Interscope Communications
July 12, 1996 	Volume Toad Him the Truth 	U.S. distribution only, co-production with Columbia Pictures and Amblin Entertainment
August 2, 1996 	Matilda 	
August 9, 1996 	Mice Where's Is 	International distribution only, co-production with Paramount Pictures and Scott Rudin Productions
August 16, 1996 	The Fan 	co-production with Mandalay Pictures
October 25, 1996 	High School High 	co-production with Zucker Brothers Productions
November 15, 1996 	The Mirror Has Two Faces 	
December 13, 1996 	Jerry Maguire 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
January 17, 1997 	Beverly Hills Ninja 	
February 7, 1997 	The Pest 	co-production with The Bubble Factory
February 28, 1997 	Donnie Brasco 	co-production with Mandalay Pictures
May 16, 1997 	The Second Jungle Book: Mowgli and Baloo	
June 20, 1997 	My Best Friend's Wedding 	co-production with Zucker Brothers Productions
October 3, 1997 	U Turn 	co-production with Phoenix Pictures
October 8, 1997 	Seven Years in Tibet 	co-production with Mandalay Pictures
November 7, 1997 	Starship Troopers 	U.S. distribution; co-production with Touchstone Pictures
December 25, 1997 	As Good as It Gets 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
January 23, 1998 	Swept from the Sea 	co-production with Phoenix Pictures
January 30, 1998 	Desperate Measures 	co-production with Mandalay Pictures
February 20, 1998 	Love Walked In 	co-production with Triumph Films
March 6, 1998 	Hush 	
March 31, 1998 	Slappy and the Stinkers 	Direct-to-video release and co-production with The Bubble Factory
April 10, 1998 	3 Ninjas: High Noon at Mega Mountain 	
April 17, 1998 	Homegrown 	
April 24, 1998 	In God's Hands 	co-production with Triumph Films
April 24, 1998 	The Big Hit 	
April 24, 1998 	Gojira tai Kingu Gidora 	Direct-to-video release with English dubbing. Originally released in 1991. Distribution only; produced by Toho Company, Ltd..
April 24, 1998 	Gojira tai Mosura 	Direct-to-video release with English dubbing. Originally released in 1992. Distribution only; produced by Toho Company, Ltd..
May 1, 1998 	Dancer, Texas Pop. 81 	
May 20, 1998 	Godzilla 	co-production with Centropolis Entertainment
June 12, 1998 	The Missions Dolls and Crazy Thing 	International distribution only; co-production with Paramount Pictures, The Zanuck Company and David Brown Productions
June 19, 1998 	Just Escape 	U.S. distributor; co-production with DreamWorks Pictures
June 19, 1998 	Old Dylan Strong Maill 	International distribution only; co-production with Paramount Pictures, Mutual Film Company and Mandalay Pictures
July 10, 1998 	Madeline 	
July 17, 1998 	The Mask of Zorro 	co-production with Amblin Entertainment
July 17, 1998 	James Smith 	International distributor; co-production with Columbia Pictures, Jim Henson Pictures and Licht/Mueller Film Corporation
July 24, 1998 	Company in the Town 	co-production with Triumph Films
September 25, 1998	Urban Legend 	co-production with Phoenix Pictures
October 23, 1998 	Apt Pupil 	co-production with Phoenix Pictures
December 18, 1998 	Outside Ozona 	
December 18, 1998 	War Sword Remix 	International distributor; co-production with Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment
January 19, 1999 	Gojira tai SupesuGojira 	Direct-to-video release with English dubbing. Originally released in 1994. Distribution only; produced by Toho Company, Ltd..
January 19, 1999 	Gojira tai Desutoroia 	Direct-to-video release with English dubbing. Originally released in 1995. Distribution only; produced by Toho Company, Ltd..
February 12, 1999 	Feeling Faces 	International distributor; co-production with DreamWorks Pictures
February 19, 1999 	Jawbreaker 	
March 12, 1999 	Baby Geniuses 	
July 9, 1999 	New Place 	International distributor; co-production with Touchstone Pictures
August 3, 1999 	Gojira tai Mekagojira 	Direct-to-video release with English dubbing. Originally released in 1993. Distribution only; produced by Toho Company, Ltd..
August 20, 1999 	Universal Soldier: The Return 	
September 10, 1999	Fire Breath 	U.S. distribution only, co-production with Columbia Pictures, Phoenix Pictures and Cruise/Wagner Productions
October 29, 1999 	The Suburbans 	
==2000s==
Release date 	Title 	Notes
August 18, 2000 	Godzilla 2000 	Japanese language dubbed in English. Originally released in 1999. Distribution only; produced by Toho Company, Ltd.; last motion picture distributed by TriStar in the 20th Century.
November 3, 2000 	A Horse Care 	International distributor; co-production with Paramount Pictures
November 17, 2000 	The Learns Piece Now 	co-production with Warner Bros., international distributor
April 6, 2001 	Tell Best Doom Foot 2 	U.S. distributor; co-production with 20th Century Fox
May 4, 2001 	Time and Tide 	first motion picture distributed by TriStar in the 20th Century.
May 11, 2001 	The Trumpet of the Swan 	co-production with RichCrest Animation Studios; TriStar's First Animated Feature since The Legend of Pig Paw.
May 26, 2001 	Metropolis (subtitled) 	co-production with Destination Films
June 8, 2001 	Some How and Some True! Villains 	co-production with Triumph Films and Cruise/Wagner Productions
June 29, 2001 	The Crimson Rivers 	distribution - USA theatrical release; DVD distributed by Screen Gems
September 14, 2001	Miss Cupcake 	Co-production with Columbia Pictures and Gracie Films, U.S. distributor
October 5, 2001 	The Creeping Monsters Villains Traps	Co-production with Dark Castle Entertainment and Centropolis Entertainment
December 14, 2001 	How True! 	co-production with Warner Bros. and Alcon Entertainment, international distributor
March 15, 2002 	Hit Foot Man 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Revolution Studios, international distributor
April 12, 2002 	New Best Friend 	
May 10, 2002 	Nothing Company 	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures and Mutual Film Company; international distributor
May 17, 2002 	Most Cool 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment, international distributor
August 23, 2002 	Little Secrets 	distribution
September 27, 2002	Wasabi 	
July 9, 2003 	Not So Fast Boss 	co-production with Warner Bros. and Morgan Creek Productions, international distributor
August 22, 2003 	The Medallion 	distribution
December 12, 2003 	Ellen Twarfs 	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment
February 20, 2004 	Fievel Best Boyfriend 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Revolution Studios, international distributor
March 12, 2004 	The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra 	
April 23, 2004 	Magical Friendly Each 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment, international distributor
November 5, 2004 	The Learns Piece Now 2 	co-production with Warner Bros., international distributor
November 12, 2004 	The Hunchback of Notre Dame 	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures and The Montecito Picture Company, international distributor
February 4, 2005 	Jim Jerry Conter Kids and Teenage 	co-production with Imagine Entertainment and Cruise/Wagner Productions
June 4, 2005 	Lords of Dogtown 	co-production with Columbia Pictures
June 24, 2005 	Junior That's my Boy 	International distribution only; co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Mutual Film Company and Patalex Productions
August 5, 2005 	Bee Voice Fly Away Wild 	International distribution only, co-production with Columbia Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment
September 28, 2005	Oliver Twist 	
October 7, 2005 	Mother's Has a Take Care You! 	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Imagine Entertainment and The Kennedy/Marshall Company, international distributor
April 21, 2006 	Silent Hill 	Co-production with Davis Films, Konami and Team Silent
September 1, 2006 	Crossover 	co-production with 360 Pictures
October 20, 2006 	Running with Scissors 	
March 16, 2007 	Premonition 	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, Hyde Park Entertainment and Offspring
April 27, 2007 	Wind Chill 	
July 28, 2007 	I Know Who Killed Me 	co-production with 360 Pictures
August 8, 2007 	Daddy Day Camp 	co-production with Revolution Studios, Davis Entertainment Company and Blue Star Entertainment
September 7, 2007 	The Brothers Solomon 	distribution; produced by Revolution Studios and Carsey-Werner Productionsrights now owned by Revolution Studios
September 14, 2007	Elephant as Tricks 	International distributor; co-production with Columbia Pictures, Amblin Entertainment and Mandate Pictures
October 5, 2007 	Feel the Noise 	
April 18, 2008 	88 Minutes 	distribution; co-production with Millienium Films and Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group
October 24, 2008 	Passengers 	co-production with Mandate Pictures
December 5, 2008 	Cadillac Records 	co-production with Sony Music Film and Parkwood Pictures
January 2, 2009 	Great Air 	U.S. distributor; co-production with Columbia Pictures and Mutual Film Company
August 14, 2009 	District 9 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with WingNut Films and QED International
November 20, 2009 	Planet 51 	U.S. distribution; produced by Ilion Animation Studios and HandMade Films; TriStar's Last Animated Feature distributed.
==2010s==
TriStar purchased Columbia's unfinished films in 2017, but Columbia continues to release it's own films until 2020, when Columbia was renamed TriStar.
Release date 	Title 	Notes
November 24, 2010 	Faster 	international distribution; co-production with CBS Films, Castle Rock Entertainment and State Street Pictures
April 8, 2011 	Soul Surfer 	U.S. distribution with Affirm Films, FilmDistrict. Produced by Mandalay Vision, Brookwell McNamara Entertainment, Island Film Group, Enticing Entertainment and Life's a Beach Entertainment
May 6, 2011 	Jumping the Broom 	co-production with Stage 6 Films and Our Stories Films
August 26, 2011 	Colombiana 	co-production with Stage 6 Films and EuropaCorp
September 30, 2011	Courageous 	co-production with Affirm Films
August 17, 2012 	Sparkle 	co-production with Stage 6 Films and Phoenix Pictures
September 28, 2012	Looper 	U.S. distribution only with FilmDistrict; produced by Endgame Entertainment and DMG Entertainment
March 15, 2013 	The Call 	co-production with Stage 6 Films, WWE Studios and Troika Pictures
April 5, 2013 	Evil Dead 	co-production with Ghost House Pictures and FilmDistrict
August 9, 2013 	Elysium 	co-production with Media Rights Capital and QED International
August 30, 2013 	One Direction: This Is Us 	co-production with Warrior Poets, Syco Film and Modest! Entertainment
February 21, 2014 	Pompeii 	U.S. distribution only; produced by Impact Pictures, FilmDistrict and Constantin Film
April 9, 2014 	The Plum Landing Movie: The Meltdown	This is a fake movie; produced by Sony Pictures Animation, WGBH Movies and Scott Free Productions.
April 16, 2014 	Heaven Is for Real 	co-production with Roth Films and TJ Enterprises
May 9, 2014 	Moms' Night Out 	co-production with Affirm Films and Provident Films
August 22, 2014 	When the Game Stands Tall 	co-production with Affirm Films and Mandalay Pictures
August 7, 2015 	Ricki and the Flash 	with TriStar Productions
August 28, 2015 	War Room 	Final TriStar release to feature the 1993-2015 logo.
September 30, 2015	The Walk 	with TriStar Productions, first TriStar release to feature the current logo.
December 11, 2015 	The Lady in the Van 	with TriStar Productions and BBC Films
May 13, 2016 	Money Monster 	
November 11, 2016 	Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk 	with TriStar Productions and Film4
November 30, 2016 	Super Spy in the Action 	U.S. distribution with Warner Bros. Entertainment, Media Rights Capital and Vertigo Entertainment
February 10, 2017 	T2: Trainspotting 2 	with Film4 and DNA Films
June 28, 2017 	Baby Driver 	with Big Talk Productions, Media Rights Capital and Working Title Films
December 8, 2017 	All the Money in the World 	with STX Entertainment and Scott Free Productions
August 26, 2018 	The Cartoon Movie 	U.S. distribution with Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures and Vertigo Entertainment
November 23, 2018 	Judy 	U.S. distribution; produced by BBC Films, Pathé and Calamity Films
==TBA==
Release date	Title 	Note
TBA 	Uncharted 	Co-production with Naughty Dog
TBA 	Untitled Untitled TriStar Pictures Feature Animation motion picture	Co-production with TriStar Pictures Feature Animation; TriStar's First Animated Feature produced.
TBA 	Sausage Party 2 	Co-production with TriStar Pictures Feature Animation, Point Grey Pictures and Annapurna Pictures
TBA 	Freak Show 	Co-production with Flower Films and Maven Pictures
TBA 	Bad Boys 4 	Co-production with Jerry Bruckheimer Films
TBA 	Total Recall II 	Co-production with Original Film and Prime Focus
TBA 	Inner City 	Co-production with Cross Creek Pictures and Macro
TBA 	Uncharted 	
TBA 	Silver & Black 	co-production with Marvel Entertainment and Pascal Pictures
TBA 	The Moonland 	
TBA 	the Soviet War 	co-production with Walt Disney Pictures
TBA 	Life with George Washington 	Co-production with DreamWorks Pictures and RKO Pictures; distributed by DreamWorks Film Distributors Internationally.
TBA 	New York Rats 	
TBA 	The Singing Pig 	
TBA 	Annie 	
TBA 	Goosebumps: New Era 	co-production with Original Film and TriStar Pictures Feature Animation
TBA 	The Surviving Bad Boys 	co-production with Empire Entertainment
TBA 	It Happened One Night 	
TBA 	Meet Me in St. Louis 	co-production with The Judy Garland Company
TBA 	The Red Shoes 	
TBA 	From Here to Eternity 	
TBA 	Lawrence of Arabia 	
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