List of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films

This is a list of feature films originally released and/or distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (to include MGM/UA Entertainment Co., MGM/UA Communications Co., MGM-Pathé Communications Co., MGM/UA Distribution Co. and MGM Pictuees).
This list does not include films from United Artists before MGM distributed their films (except for co-productions), nor does it include films originally released by other companies (e.g. Orion Pictures, Cannon Films) which MGM has subsequently bought and/or acquired distribution rights to.
Please note that the vast majority of pre-May 1986 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer titles (except for films starring Judy Garland) are the property of Turner Entertainment and are thus currently distributed by their Time Warner sister company Warner Bros., but in 2019, the entire MGM library (except for films from UA and AIP) was reunited after Discovery purchased MGM.
==1920s==
===1924===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
April 14, 1924 	Mademoiselle Midnight 	Distribution only; produced by Tiffany ProductionsThe first film released by MGM. April 14, 1924
April 21, 1924 	Sherlock Jr. 	Distribution only; produced by Joseph M. Schenck
June 23, 1924 	Revelation 	
July 21, 1924 	The Arab 	
August 3, 1924 	Broken Barriers 	
August 4, 1924 	Bread 	
August 11, 1924 	Tess of the d'Urbervilles	
August 25, 1924 	Little Robinson Crusoe 	
September 1, 1924 	Sinners in Silk 	
September 8, 1924 	The Red Lily 	
September 15, 1924	Wine of Youth 	
September 29, 1924	His Hour 	
September 29, 1924	One Night in Rome 	
October 6, 1924 	The Beauty Prize 	
October 6, 1924 	Circe, the Enchantress 	Distribution only; produced by Tiffany Productions
October 13, 1924 	The Navigator 	Distribution only; presented by Joseph M. Schenck
October 20, 1924 	The Bandolero 	
October 27, 1924 	Married Flirts 	
November 3, 1924 	Along Came Ruth 	
November 9, 1924 	He Who Gets Slapped 	The first film made completely by MGMEames, John Douglas. The MGM Story. Octopus Books, London. 1975
November 19, 1924 	The Snob 	
November 24, 1924 	The Silent Accuser 	
November 24, 1924 	So This Is Marriage? 	
December 1, 1924 	The Wife of the Centaur 	
December 4, 1924 	Greed 	
December 6, 1924 	Romola 	Distribution only; produced by Inspiration Pictures
December 8, 1924 	Janice Meredith 	Distribution only; produced by William Randolph Hearst
December 29, 1924 	The Dixie Handicap 	
===1925===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 19, 1925 	Excuse Me 	
February 9, 1925 	Cheaper to Marry 	
February 10, 1925 	Chu-Chin-Chow 	US distribution only; made in the UK by Graham-Wilcox Productions
February 15, 1925 	The Great Divide 	
February 16, 1925 	The Rag Man 	
February 23, 1925 	Lady of the Night 	
February 23, 1925 	The Prairie Wife 	Distribution only; produced by Eastern Productions
March 11, 1925 	Seven Chances 	Distribution only; produced by Buster Keaton Productions, presented by Joseph M. Schenck
March 16, 1925 	The Monster 	
March 22, 1925 	The Denial 	
March 29, 1925 	Daddy's Gone A-Hunting 	
March 29, 1925 	The Way of a Girl 	
March 30, 1925 	Confessions of a Queen 	
April 13, 1925 	The Sporting Venus 	
April 20, 1925 	Man and Maid 	
April 27, 1925 	Proud Flesh 	
May 2, 1925 	Zander the Great 	Distribution only; produced by William Randolph Hearst for the Cosmopolitan Corporation
May 4, 1925 	The White Desert 	
August 16, 1925 	The Unholy Three 	remade in 1930
August 26, 1925 	The Merry Widow 	remade in 1934
September 6, 1925 	Pretty Ladies 	
September 13, 1925	Never the Twain Shall Meet	Distribution only; produced by William Randolph Hearst for Cosmopolitan
September 20, 1925	Sun-Up 	
September 22, 1925	The Circle 	
September 23, 1925	A Slave of Fashion 	
September 27, 1925	The Mystic 	
October 4, 1925 	Exchange of Wives 	
October 4, 1925 	The Midshipman 	Produced under the supervision of the U. S. Navy Department
October 11, 1925 	The Tower of Lies 	
November 1, 1925 	Go West 	Distribution only; produced by Buster Keaton Productions
November 5, 1925 	The Big Parade 	
November 8, 1925 	Lights of Old Broadway 	A Cosmopolitan production
November 8, 1925 	Time, the Comedian 	
November 9, 1925 	Old Clothes 	
November 15, 1925 	Bright Lights 	
November 15, 1925 	Don't 	
November 22, 1925 	The Only Thing 	
December 6, 1925 	His Secretary 	
December 13, 1925 	The Masked Bride 	
December 20, 1925 	Soul Mates 	
December 27, 1925 	The Great Love 	
December 27, 1925 	Sally, Irene and Mary 	
December 30, 1925 	Ben-Hur 	partial Technicolor; remade in 1959; will be remade again in 2016
===1926===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 4, 1926 	Dance Madness 	
January 11, 1926 	The Blackbird 	
January 11, 1926 	Mike 	
February 1, 1926 	The Auction Block 	
February 15, 1926 	The Devil's Circus 	
February 15, 1926 	Mare Nostrum 	
February 21, 1926 	Torrent 	A Cosmopolitan production
February 24, 1926 	La Bohème 	
March 1, 1926 	Monte Carlo 	
March 28, 1926 	The Exquisite Sinner 	
April 19, 1926 	Beverly of Graustark 	A Cosmopolitan production
May 2, 1926 	Brown of Harvard 	
May 10, 1926 	Money Talks 	
May 17, 1926 	The Boob 	
May 21, 1926 	The Barrier 	
May 24, 1926 	Paris 	
June 26, 1926 	Lovey Mary 	
June 28, 1926 	The Road to Mandalay 	
July 25, 1926 	A Waltz Dream 	US distribution; made in Germany by UFA
August 9, 1926 	The Scarlet Letter 	
August 14, 1926 	The Boy Friend 	
September 4, 1926 	Battling Butler 	A Buster Keaton production
September 5, 1926 	The Waning Sex 	
September 26, 1926	Blarney 	
September 30, 1926	Bardelys the Magnificent	
October 10, 1926 	The Temptress 	A Cosmopolitan production
October 10, 1926 	War Paint 	
October 17, 1926 	The Gay Deceiver 	
October 24, 1926 	The Magician 	
November 7, 1926 	Upstage 	
November 14, 1926 	The Desert's Toll 	
November 14, 1926 	Exit Smiling 	
November 21, 1926 	The Flaming Forest 	A Cosmopolitan production
November 28, 1926 	There You Are! 	
November 28, 1926 	Tin Hats 	
December 4, 1926 	Love's Blindness 	
December 5, 1926 	Faust 	US distribution; made in Germany by UFA
December 18, 1926 	Valencia 	
December 20, 1926 	The Fire Brigade 	
December 23, 1926 	Tell It to the Marines 	
December 25, 1926 	Flesh and the Devil 	
===1927===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 1, 1927 	A Little Journey 	
January 15, 1927 	Johnny Get Your Hair Cut 	
January 22, 1927 	The Show 	
January 27, 1927 	Winners of the Wilderness 	
January 29, 1927 	The Red Mill 	A Cosmopolitan production
February 5, 1927 	Altars of Desire 	
February 5, 1927 	The Taxi Dancer 	
February 12, 1927 	Women Love Diamonds 	
February 19, 1927 	The Demi-Bride 	
February 19, 1927 	The Valley of Hell 	Presented by the Big Horn Ranch
February 26, 1927 	The Understanding Heart 	A Cosmopolitan production
March 12, 1927 	Slide, Kelly, Slide 	
March 15, 1927 	Heaven on Earth 	
March 26, 1927 	Mr. Wu 	
April 2, 1927 	Frisco Sally Levy 	
April 30, 1927 	Rookies 	
May 1, 1927 	Lovers? 	
May 7, 1927 	California 	
May 11, 1927 	Annie Laurie 	
May 14, 1927 	Captain Salvation 	
May 21, 1927 	Tillie the Toiler 	A Cosmopolitan production
June 4, 1927 	The Unknown 	
June 11, 1927 	The Frontiersman 	
June 18, 1927 	The Callahans and the Murphys 	
June 25, 1927 	On Ze Boulevard 	
July 9, 1927 	Twelve Miles Out 	
August 6, 1927 	The Bugle Call 	
August 13, 1927 	Mockery 	
August 20, 1927 	After Midnight 	
August 27, 1927 	Adam and Evil 	
September 2, 1927 	The Garden of Allah 	
September 3, 1927 	Foreign Devils 	
September 21, 1927	The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg	
October 1, 1927 	Body and Soul 	
October 1, 1927 	The Fair Co-Ed 	A Marion Davies production
October 9, 1927 	The Road to Romance 	
October 13, 1927 	The Thirteenth Hour 	
October 22, 1927 	Spring Fever 	
October 29, 1927 	Tea for Three 	
November 1, 1927 	Quality Street 	
November 12, 1927 	Becky 	A Cosmopolitan production
November 19, 1927 	Man, Woman and Sin 	
November 20, 1927 	In Old Kentucky 	
November 29, 1927 	Love 	
December 3, 1927 	London After Midnight 	
December 8, 1927 	The Enemy 	
December 10, 1927 	Spoilers of the West 	
December 17, 1927 	The Lovelorn 	A Cosmopolitan production
December 24, 1927 	Buttons 	
===1928===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 8, 1928 	Baby Mine 	
January 8, 1928 	West Point 	Produced by permission of the War Department with cooperation of the U. S. Military Academy
January 14, 1928 	The Divine Woman 	
January 21, 1928 	The Law of the Range 	
January 28, 1928 	Wickedness Preferred 	
February 4, 1928 	The Latest from Paris 	
February 11, 1928 	Rose-Marie 	
February 18, 1928 	The Crowd 	
March 4, 1928 	The Smart Set 	
March 17, 1928 	Bringing Up Father 	
March 20, 1928 	The Trail of '98 	
March 24, 1928 	The Big City 	
March 24, 1928 	Under the Black Eagle 	
March 24, 1928 	Wyoming 	
March 31, 1928 	Circus Rookies 	
April 7, 1928 	Across to Singapore 	
April 14, 1928 	Laugh, Clown, Laugh 	
April 21, 1928 	Riders of the Dark 	
April 22, 1928 	The Patsy 	
April 28, 1928 	The Actress 	
May 5, 1928 	Diamond Handcuffs 	
May 19, 1928 	A Certain Young Man 	
June 9, 1928 	Detectives 	
June 16, 1928 	Forbidden Hours 	
June 23, 1928 	The Cossacks 	
June 30, 1928 	Mademoiselle from Armentieres 	US distribution; made in the UK by Gaumont British
June 30, 1928 	Telling the World 	
July 14, 1928 	The Adventurer 	
July 26, 1928 	Skirts 	US distribution; made in the UK by British International Pictures
August 4, 1928 	The Mysterious Lady 	
August 11, 1928 	Four Walls 	
August 15, 1928 	Beau Broadway 	
September 1, 1928 	Our Dancing Daughters 	
September 2, 1928 	The Cardboard Lover 	
September 8, 1928 	Excess Baggage 	
September 15, 1928	Beyond the Sierras 	
September 15, 1928	While the City Sleeps 	
September 22, 1928	The Cameraman 	
September 27, 1928	The Baby Cyclone 	
October 26, 1928 	Shadows of the Night 	
November 2, 1928 	The Viking 	Presented by Herbert T. KalmusFirst color feature with a soundtrack
November 10, 1928 	White Shadows in the South Seas	
November 15, 1928 	Alias Jimmy Valentine 	
November 17, 1928 	The Bushranger 	
November 17, 1928 	The Masks of the Devil 	
November 20, 1928 	Show People 	
November 23, 1928 	The Wind 	
November 24, 1928 	West of Zanzibar 	
December 1, 1928 	Dream of Love 	
December 1, 1928 	A Lady of Chance 	
December 15, 1928 	A Woman of Affairs 	
December 23, 1928 	Brotherly Love 	
December 29, 1928 	Honeymoon 	
===1929===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 5, 1929 	Morgan's Last Raid 	
January 12, 1929 	A Single Man 	
January 19, 1929 	The Flying Fleet 	Produced with the sanction of the U. S. Navy
January 23, 1929 	The Bellamy Trial 	A Hearst News Service production
February 1, 1929 	The Broadway Melody 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture; the first MGM film to win Best Picture
February 9, 1929 	All at Sea 	
February 11, 1929 	Napoleon 	US distribution; made in France by the Films Abel Gance (a Gaumont-Metro presentation)
February 16, 1929 	Casanova/The Loves of Casanova	US distribution; made in France by the Société des Cinéromans
February 23, 1929 	Wild Orchids 	
March 2, 1929 	The Overland Telegraph 	
March 4, 1929 	Spies 	US distribution; made in Germany by UFA
March 16, 1929 	The Duke Steps Out 	
March 23, 1929 	Tide of Empire 	
March 29, 1929 	Desert Nights 	
March 30, 1929 	The Bridge of San Luis Rey 	
April 6, 1929 	Spite Marriage 	
April 13, 1929 	The Voice of the City 	A Cosmopolitan production
April 20, 1929 	Sioux Blood 	
April 27, 1929 	The Pagan 	
May 4, 1929 	Where East is East 	
May 11, 1929 	The Desert Rider 	
May 25, 1929 	A Man's Man 	
May 28, 1929 	China Bound 	
June 8, 1929 	The Trial of Mary Dugan 	
June 15, 1929 	The Idle Rich 	
July 8, 1929 	Thunder 	
July 13, 1929 	Wonder of Women 	
July 26, 1929 	The Last of Mrs. Cheyney 	
July 27, 1929 	The Single Standard 	
August 17, 1929 	Madame X 	
August 20, 1929 	Hallelujah 	
August 24, 1929 	Marianne 	A Marion Davies production
August 24, 1929 	Our Modern Maidens 	
August 31, 1929 	The Girl in the Show 	
September 7, 1929 	Speedway 	
September 14, 1929	The Unholy Night 	
September 21, 1929	Wise Girls 	
September 28, 1929	His Glorious Night 	
October 5, 1929 	The Mysterious Island 	
October 19, 1929 	The Thirteenth Chair 	
November 8, 1929 	So This Is College 	
November 16, 1929 	The Kiss 	MGM's last silent film
November 23, 1929 	The Hollywood Revue of 1929 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 23, 1929 	Untamed 	
December 6, 1929 	It's a Great Life 	
December 20, 1929 	Navy Blues 	
December 27, 1929 	Devil-May-Care 	
December 27, 1929 	Their Own Desire 	
==1930s==
===1930===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 3, 1930 	The Bishop Murder Case 	
January 24, 1930 	The Woman Racket 	
January 31, 1930 	They Learned About Women	
January 31, 1930 	The Ship from Shanghai 	
February 2, 1930 	Not So Dumb 	
February 21, 1930 	Anna Christie 	
February 23, 1930 	Chasing Rainbows 	
February 28, 1930 	Lord Byron of Broadway 	
February 28, 1930 	A Lady to Love 	
March 15, 1930 	The Girl Said No 	
March 20, 1930 	Montana Moon 	
March 22, 1930 	Free and Easy 	
April 12, 1930 	This Mad World 	
April 19, 1930 	The Divorcee 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 26, 1930 	Children of Pleasure 	
May 2, 1930 	Redemption 	
May 3, 1930 	Strictly Unconventional 	
May 10, 1930 	Caught Short 	A Cosmopolitan production
May 10, 1930 	The Rogue Song 	MGM's first all-color talkie
May 17, 1930 	In Gay Madrid 	
May 24, 1930 	The Lady of Scandal 	
May 30, 1930 	The Florodora Girl 	A Marion Davies production
June 14, 1930 	The Big House 	A Cosmopolitan productionNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
June 21, 1930 	One Embarrassing Night 	US distribution; a Herbert Wilcox production for the British & Dominions Film Corporation
June 28, 1930 	The Sins of the Children	A Cosmopolitan production
July 5, 1930 	The Sea Bat 	
July 7, 1930 	Estrellados 	Spanish-language version of Free and Easy
July 12, 1930 	The Unholy Three 	
July 19, 1930 	Our Blushing Brides 	
August 2, 1930 	Way Out West 	
August 9, 1930 	Let Us Be Gay 	
August 16, 1930 	Call of the Flesh 	
August 23, 1930 	Good News 	
August 26, 1930 	Romance 	
August 30, 1930 	Doughboys 	
September 6, 1930 	Love in the Rough 	
September 20, 1930	Madam Satan 	
September 27, 1930	Men of the North 	
October 10, 1930 	Olimpia 	Spanish-language version of His Glorious Night
October 11, 1930 	Those Three French Girls	A Cosmopolitan production
October 18, 1930 	Billy the Kid 	
November 1, 1930 	Way for a Sailor 	
November 8, 1930 	A Lady's Morals 	
November 14, 1930 	El presidio 	Spanish-language version of The Big House
November 15, 1930 	Remote Control 	
November 22, 1930 	War Nurse 	
November 29, 1930 	Min and Bill 	
December 6, 1930 	Passion Flower 	
December 18, 1930 	Wu Li Chang 	Spanish-language version of Mr. Wu
December 28, 1930 	New Moon 	
December 30, 1930 	Paid 	
===1931===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 3, 1931 	Reducing 	
January 5, 1931 	Anna Christie 	German-language version
January 10, 1931 	The Bachelor Father 	
January 16, 1931 	Monsieur Le Fox 	Spanish-language version of Men of the North
January 23, 1931 	De frente, marchen 	Spanish-language version of Doughboys
January 24, 1931 	The Great Meadow 	
January 31, 1931 	Inspiration 	
February 7, 1931 	Dance, Fools, Dance 	
February 7, 1931 	The Easiest Way 	
February 21, 1931 	Si l'empereur savait ça 	French-language version of His Glorious Night
February 21, 1931 	The Prodigal 	
February 28, 1931 	Parlor, Bedroom and Bath 	
March 7, 1931 	Gentleman's Fate 	
March 13, 1931 	La fruta amarga 	Spanish-language version of Min and Bill
March 14, 1931 	Men Call It Love 	
March 27, 1931 	En cada puerto un amor 	Spanish-language version of Way for a Sailor
March 28, 1931 	A Tailor Made Man 	
April 3, 1931 	La mujer X 	Spanish-language version of Madame X
April 4, 1931 	Strangers May Kiss 	
April 11, 1931 	Stepping Out 	A Hal Roach Comedy
April 11, 1931 	It's a Wise Child 	
April 18, 1931 	The Secret Six 	A George Hill-Cosmopolitan production
April 25, 1931 	Shipmates 	
May 2, 1931 	Daybreak 	
May 16, 1931 	Never the Twain Shall Meet 	
May 23, 1931 	Trader Horn 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 30, 1931 	Laughing Sinners 	
June 6, 1931 	Just a Gigolo 	
June 13, 1931 	Five and Ten 	
June 20, 1931 	A Free Soul 	
June 26, 1931 	El proceso de Mary Dugan 	Spanish-language version of The Trial of Mary Dugan
July 4, 1931 	The Man in Possession 	
July 17, 1931 	Su última noche 	Spanish-language remake of The Gay Deceiver
July 18, 1931 	The Great Lover 	
July 25, 1931 	Politics 	
August 1, 1931 	Son of India 	
August 8, 1931 	Sporting Blood 	
August 15, 1931 	Pardon Us 	A Hal Roach Feature
August 22, 1931 	Guilty Hands 	
August 29, 1931 	This Modern Age 	
September 5, 1931 	The Squaw Man 	
September 12, 1931	The Phantom of Paris 	
September 26, 1931	Sidewalks of New York 	
October 2, 1931 	Cheri-Bibi 	Spanish-language version of The Phantom of Paris
October 3, 1931 	New Adventures of Get Rich Quick Wallingford	
October 10, 1931 	Susan Lenox (Her Fall and Rise) 	
October 24, 1931 	The Sin of Madelon Claudet 	
November 7, 1931 	The Guardsman 	
November 9, 1931 	The Champ 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 14, 1931 	Flying High 	
November 21, 1931 	Possessed 	
November 28, 1931 	West of Broadway 	
December 5, 1931 	The Cuban Love Song 	
December 12, 1931 	Private Lives 	
December 26, 1931 	Mata Hari 	
===1932===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 2, 1932 	Emma 	
January 16, 1932 	Hell Divers 	
January 23, 1932 	Lovers Courageous 	
February 6, 1932 	The Passionate Plumber 	
February 13, 1932 	The Beast of the City 	
February 20, 1932 	Freaks 	
February 27, 1932 	Polly of the Circus 	
March 5, 1932 	Arsene Lupin 	
March 25, 1932 	Tarzan the Ape Man 	
March 26, 1932 	The Wet Parade 	
April 9, 1932 	But the Flesh Is Weak 	
April 24, 1932 	Are You Listening 	
April 30, 1932 	When a Feller Needs a Friend	
May 14, 1932 	Huddle 	
May 14, 1932 	Letty Lynton 	
May 28, 1932 	As You Desire Me 	
June 4, 1932 	New Morals for Old 	
June 4, 1932 	Night Court 	
June 25, 1932 	Red-Headed Woman 	
July 2, 1932 	Unashamed 	
July 9, 1932 	The Washington Masquerade 	
July 16, 1932 	Skyscraper Souls 	
August 6, 1932 	Downstairs 	
August 13, 1932 	Speak Easily 	
August 27, 1932 	Divorce in the Family 	
September 1, 1932 	Blondie of the Follies 	
September 11, 1932	Grand Hotel 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 17, 1932	Pack Up Your Troubles 	Presented by Hal Roach (A Hal Roach Comedy)
September 24, 1932	Smilin’ Through 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 1, 1932 	Kongo 	
October 15, 1932 	Faithless 	
October 22, 1932 	Red Dust 	
November 5, 1932 	The Mask of Fu Manchu 	
November 7, 1932 	Payment Deferred 	
November 18, 1932 	Prosperity 	
December 8, 1932 	Flesh 	
December 16, 1932 	Fast Life 	
December 23, 1932 	The Son-Daughter 	
December 23, 1932 	Rasputin and the Empress 	
December 30, 1932 	Strange Interlude 	
===1933===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 20, 1933 	The Outsider 	US distribution; presented in the UK by Eric Hakim
January 21, 1933 	Whistling in the Dark 	
February 3, 1933 	The Secret of Madame Blanche 	
February 10, 1933 	What! No Beer? 	
February 17, 1933 	Men Must Fight 	
February 24, 1933 	Clear All Wires! 	
March 10, 1933 	Fast Workers 	
March 31, 1933 	Gabriel Over the White House 	A Cosmopolitan production
April 14, 1933 	Today We Live 	
April 14, 1933 	The White Sister 	
April 28, 1933 	Looking Forward 	
May 5, 1933 	The Devil's Brother 	
May 12, 1933 	The Barbarian 	
May 19, 1933 	Made on Broadway 	
May 26, 1933 	Peg o' My Heart 	A Cosmopolitan production
June 2, 1933 	The Nuisance 	
June 9, 1933 	Hell Below 	
June 16, 1933 	Reunion in Vienna 	
June 23, 1933 	When Ladies Meet 	A Cosmopolitan production
June 30, 1933 	Midnight Mary 	
July 7, 1933 	Hold Your Man 	
July 14, 1933 	Storm at Daybreak 	
July 28, 1933 	Another Language 	
July 28, 1933 	The Stranger's Return 	
August 4, 1933 	Tugboat Annie 	
August 25, 1933 	Turn Back the Clock 	
August 29, 1933 	Dinner at Eight 	
September 1, 1933 	Beauty for Sale 	
September 8, 1933 	Penthouse 	
September 15, 1933	Broadway to Hollywood 	
September 22, 1933	The Solitaire Man 	
September 29, 1933	Stage Mother 	
October 6, 1933 	Night Flight 	
October 13, 1933 	Bombshell 	
October 20, 1933 	Meet the Baron 	
October 27, 1933 	Day of Reckoning 	
November 3, 1933 	The Chief 	
November 10, 1933 	The Prizefighter and the Lady	
November 14, 1933 	Eskimo 	
November 17, 1933 	Christopher Bean 	
November 24, 1933 	Dancing Lady 	
December 1, 1933 	Should Ladies Behave 	
December 8, 1933 	The Women in His Life 	
December 22, 1933 	Going Hollywood 	
December 26, 1933 	Queen Christina 	
December 29, 1933 	Sons of the Desert 	A Hal Roach Comedy
===1934===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 5, 1934 	Fugitive Lovers 	
January 26, 1934 	You Can't Buy Everything 	A Cosmopolitan production
February 2, 1934 	This Side of Heaven 	
February 16, 1934 	The Cat and the Fiddle 	
February 23, 1934 	The Mystery of Mr. X 	
March 9, 1934 	The Show-Off 	
March 16, 1934 	Lazy River 	
March 30, 1934 	Riptide 	
April 6, 1934 	Men in White 	A Cosmopolitan production
April 10, 1934 	Viva Villa! 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 13, 1934 	Laughing Boy 	
April 16, 1934 	Tarzan and His Mate 	
May 4, 1934 	Manhattan Melodrama 	A Cosmopolitan production
May 9, 1934 	Sadie McKee 	
May 25, 1934 	The Thin Man 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
June 1, 1934 	Hollywood Party 	
June 8, 1934 	Operator 13 	A Cosmopolitan production
June 29, 1934 	Murder in the Private Car 	
July 13, 1934 	Stamboul Quest 	
July 27, 1934 	Paris Interlude 	
August 3, 1934 	The Girl from Missouri 	
August 10, 1934 	Straight Is the Way 	
August 17, 1934 	Treasure Island 	
August 24, 1934 	Hide-Out 	
September 1, 1934 	Chained 	
September 7, 1934 	Have a Heart 	
September 14, 1934	Death on the Diamond 	
September 21, 1934	The Barretts of Wimpole Street	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureRemade in 1956
September 28, 1934	Outcast Lady 	
October 5, 1934 	Student Tour 	
October 19, 1934 	What Every Woman Knows 	
November 2, 1934 	The Merry Widow 	
November 9, 1934 	Evelyn Prentice 	A Cosmopolitan production
November 23, 1934 	The Painted Veil 	
December 7, 1934 	A Wicked Woman 	
December 14, 1934 	Babes in Toyland 	A Hal Roach production
December 14, 1934 	The Gay Bride 	
December 21, 1934 	The Band Plays On 	
December 22, 1934 	Sequoia 	
December 23, 1934 	Forsaking All Others 	A W. S. Van Dyke production
===1935===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 4, 1935 	Biography of a Bachelor Girl	
January 11, 1935 	The Night Is Young 	
January 19, 1935 	David Copperfield 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
January 25, 1935 	Society Doctor 	
February 8, 1935 	The Winning Ticket 	
February 15, 1935 	Shadow of Doubt 	
February 22, 1935 	After Office Hours 	
March 1, 1935 	Vanessa: Her Love Story 	
March 3, 1935 	One New York Night 	
March 8, 1935 	Times Square Lady 	
March 15, 1935 	The Casino Murder Case 	
March 22, 1935 	Naughty Marietta 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
March 23, 1935 	West Point of the Air 	
April 12, 1935 	Baby Face Harrington 	
April 19, 1935 	Reckless 	
April 26, 1935 	Mark of the Vampire 	
May 3, 1935 	Vagabond Lady 	A Hal Roach Feature Comedy
May 10, 1935 	Age of Indiscretion 	
May 17, 1935 	The Flame Within 	
May 27, 1935 	Murder in the Fleet 	
May 31, 1935 	Public Hero No. 1 	
June 14, 1935 	No More Ladies 	
June 28, 1935 	Calm Yourself 	
July 6, 1935 	Escapade 	A Robert Z. Leonard production
July 12, 1935 	Mad Love 	
July 12, 1935 	The Murder Man 	
August 2, 1935 	Woman Wanted 	
August 9, 1935 	China Seas 	
August 9, 1935 	Pursuit 	
August 23, 1935 	Bonnie Scotland 	Presented by Hal Roach
August 30, 1935 	Anna Karenina 	
August 30, 1935 	Here Comes the Band 	
September 13, 1935	The Bishop Misbehaves 	
September 18, 1935	Broadway Melody of 1936 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 27, 1935	O'Shaughnessy's Boy 	
October 4, 1935 	I Live My Life 	
October 11, 1935 	It's in the Air 	
October 23, 1935 	Rendezvous 	
November 8, 1935 	Mutiny on the Bounty 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best PictureRemade in 1962
November 15, 1935 	A Night at the Opera 	
November 22, 1935 	The Perfect Gentleman 	
December 6, 1935 	Ah, Wilderness! 	
December 6, 1935 	Kind Lady 	
December 18, 1935 	Whipsaw 	
December 20, 1935 	Last of the Pagans 	
December 27, 1935 	A Tale of Two Cities 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
===1936===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 3, 1936 	Riffraff 	
January 10, 1936 	Three Live Ghosts 	
January 17, 1936 	Exclusive Story 	
January 24, 1936 	Tough Guy 	
February 1, 1936 	Rose Marie 	
February 14, 1936 	The Bohemian Girl 	A Hal Roach Feature Comedy
February 15, 1936 	The Voice of Bugle Ann 	
February 21, 1936 	The Garden Murder Case 	
February 28, 1936 	Wife vs. Secretary 	
March 6, 1936 	Three Godfathers 	
March 17, 1936 	Robin Hood of El Dorado	
March 20, 1936 	Petticoat Fever 	
March 27, 1936 	Moonlight Murder 	
April 4, 1936 	The Unguarded Hour 	
April 8, 1936 	The Great Ziegfeld 	A Robert Z. Leonard productionWinner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 10, 1936 	Small Town Girl 	
April 24, 1936 	Absolute Quiet 	
May 8, 1936 	Speed 	
May 9, 1936 	Neighborhood House 	A Hal Roach Comedy
May 15, 1936 	The Three Wise Guys 	
May 22, 1936 	Trouble for Two 	
May 29, 1936 	Fury 	Fritz Lang's first American film
June 19, 1936 	We Went to College 	
June 26, 1936 	San Francisco 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
July 10, 1936 	The Devil-Doll 	
July 20, 1936 	Suzy 	
July 31, 1936 	Women Are Trouble 	
August 7, 1936 	His Brother's Wife 	
August 14, 1936 	Piccadilly Jim 	
August 20, 1936 	Romeo and Juliet 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 21, 1936 	Kelly the Second 	A Hal Roach Feature Comedy
August 28, 1936 	The Gorgeous Hussy 	A Clarence Brown production
September 11, 1936	Sworn Enemy 	
September 18, 1936	The Devil Is a Sissy 	
September 25, 1936	Old Hutch 	
October 2, 1936 	The Longest Night 	
October 9, 1936 	Libeled Lady 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 16, 1936 	All American Chump 	
October 23, 1936 	Mr. Cinderella 	Presented by Hal Roach Studios
October 30, 1936 	Our Relations 	A Hal Roach Feature Comedy
November 6, 1936 	Tarzan Escapes 	
November 13, 1936 	Mad Holiday 	
November 20, 1936 	Love on the Run 	
November 27, 1936 	Born to Dance 	
December 11, 1936 	General Spanky 	A Hal Roach Feature Comedy
December 12, 1936 	Camille 	
December 18, 1936 	Sinner Take All 	
December 25, 1936 	After the Thin Man 	
===1937===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 8, 1937 	Under Cover of Night 	
January 22, 1937 	Dangerous Number 	
January 26, 1937 	April Blossoms/April Romance	US distribution only; produced in the UK by Alliance Films
January 29, 1937 	The Good Earth 	Presented by The Theatre GuildNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
January 29, 1937 	Man of the People 	
February 5, 1937 	Mama Steps Out 	
February 19, 1937 	The Last of Mrs. Cheyney 	
February 26, 1937 	Espionage 	
March 12, 1937 	A Family Affair 	1st entry in the Andy Hardy film series
March 19, 1937 	Personal Property 	
March 26, 1937 	Maytime 	A Robert Z. Leonard production
April 2, 1937 	Song of the City 	
April 9, 1937 	Aldebaran 	US distribution; produced in Italy by Manenti Film
April 16, 1937 	Way Out West 	A Hal Roach Feature Comedy, presented by Hal Roach Studios
April 23, 1937 	The Good Old Soak 	
April 23, 1937 	Nobody's Baby 	A Hal Roach Feature Comedy
April 30, 1937 	Night Must Fall 	
May 7, 1937 	They Gave Him a Gun 	
May 7, 1937 	The Thirteenth Chair 	
May 11, 1937 	Captains Courageous 	A Victor Fleming productionNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 21, 1937 	Pick a Star 	A Hal Roach comedy – an Edward Sedgwick production
June 4, 1937 	Parnell 	
June 11, 1937 	A Day at the Races 	
June 18, 1937 	Married Before Breakfast 	
July 2, 1937 	The Emperor's Candlesticks 	
July 9, 1937 	Between Two Women 	
July 16, 1937 	Topper 	A Hal Roach Feature Comedy
July 23, 1937 	Saratoga 	
July 30, 1937 	London by Night 	
August 20, 1937 	Broadway Melody of 1938 	
August 27, 1937 	Bad Guy 	
September 1, 1937 	The Firefly 	A Robert Z. Leonard production
September 3, 1937 	Big City 	A Frank Borzage production
September 10, 1937	The Women Men Marry 	
September 17, 1937	My Dear Miss Aldrich 	
October 1, 1937 	Madame X 	
October 15, 1937 	The Bride Wore Red 	
October 15, 1937 	Double Wedding 	
October 22, 1937 	Conquest 	A Clarence Brown production
October 29, 1937 	Live, Love and Learn 	
November 12, 1937 	The Last Gangster 	
November 19, 1937 	Navy Blue and Gold 	A Sam Wood production
December 3, 1937 	Beg, Borrow or Steal 	
December 3, 1937 	Thoroughbreds Don't Cry 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
December 10, 1937 	You're Only Young Once 	2nd entry in the Andy Hardy film series
December 14, 1937 	Mannequin 	A Frank Borzage production
December 24, 1937 	Rosalie 	
December 31, 1937 	The Bad Man of Brimstone 	
===1938===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 7, 1938 	Man-Proof 	
January 14, 1938 	Love Is a Headache 	
February 4, 1938 	Everybody Sing 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
February 11, 1938 	Of Human Hearts 	
February 15, 1938 	Paradise for Three 	
February 18, 1938 	A Yank at Oxford 	Made by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Studios
February 25, 1938 	Arsène Lupin Returns 	
March 4, 1938 	Merrily We Live 	Presented by Hal Roach (A Hal Roach Feature Comedy)
March 12, 1938 	The First Hundred Years 	
March 18, 1938 	The Girl of the Golden West	
March 26, 1938 	Judge Hardy's Children 	3rd entry in the Andy Hardy film series
April 22, 1938 	Test Pilot 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 13, 1938 	Hold That Kiss 	
May 19, 1938 	Yellow Jack 	
May 20, 1938 	Swiss Miss 	Presented by Hal Roach Studios
June 2, 1938 	Three Comrades 	
June 10, 1938 	The Toy Wife 	
June 17, 1938 	Lord Jeff 	
June 24, 1938 	Woman Against Woman 	
July 1, 1938 	Port of Seven Seas 	
July 5, 1938 	Fast Company 	
July 8, 1938 	Marie Antoinette 	
July 15, 1938 	The Shopworn Angel 	
July 22, 1938 	Love Finds Andy Hardy 	4th entry in the Andy Hardy film series
July 29, 1938 	The Chaser 	
August 5, 1938 	The Crowd Roars 	
August 12, 1938 	Rich Man, Poor Girl 	
August 19, 1938 	Block-Heads 	A Hal Roach Feature Comedy
September 2, 1938 	Three Loves Has Nancy 	
September 9, 1938 	Boys Town 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 16, 1938	Too Hot to Handle 	
September 30, 1938	Vacation from Love 	
October 7, 1938 	Stablemates 	
October 14, 1938 	Young Dr. Kildare 	1st entry in the Dr. Kildare film series
October 18, 1938 	Listen, Darling 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
October 29, 1938 	The Citadel 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 4, 1938 	The Great Waltz 	
November 11, 1938 	Spring Madness 	
November 18, 1938 	The Shining Hour 	A Frank Borzage production
November 25, 1938 	Out West with the Hardys 	
December 2, 1938 	Flirting with Fate 	Distribution only; produced by David Loew Productions
December 8, 1938 	Pygmalion 	US distribution; produced in the UK by Gabriel Pascal ProductionsNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 9, 1938 	Dramatic School 	
December 16, 1938 	A Christmas Carol 	
December 22, 1938 	Sweethearts 	MGM's first three-strip Technicolor film; first feature film appearance of Tanner the Lion
December 23, 1938 	The Girl Downstairs 	
===1939===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 6, 1939 	Stand Up and Fight 	
January 13, 1939 	Burn 'Em Up O'Connor 	
January 27, 1939 	Idiot's Delight 	
January 27, 1939 	Four Girls in White 	
February 3, 1939 	Honolulu 	
February 10, 1939 	The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 	Remade in 1960
February 17, 1939 	Fast and Loose 	
February 24, 1939 	Let Freedom Ring 	
March 10, 1939 	The Ice Follies of 1939 	
March 17, 1939 	Within the Law 	
March 21, 1939 	Society Lawyer 	
March 24, 1939 	Sergeant Madden 	
April 7, 1939 	Broadway Serenade 	
April 14, 1939 	The Kid from Texas 	
April 21, 1939 	The Hardys Ride High 	6th entry in the Andy Hardy film series
April 28, 1939 	Calling Dr. Kildare 	2nd entry in the Dr. Kildare film series
May 5, 1939 	Lucky Night 	
May 12, 1939 	Tell No Tales 	
May 15, 1939 	Goodbye, Mr. Chips 	A Sam Wood productionNominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureRemade as musical in 1969
May 19, 1939 	It's a Wonderful World 	
May 26, 1939 	Bridal Suite 	
June 9, 1939 	6,000 Enemies 	
June 15, 1939 	Land of Liberty 	Distribution only; produced by Motion Picture Producers & Distributors of AmericaA compilation film for the Golden Gate International Exposition and the 1939 New York World's Fair
June 16, 1939 	Tarzan Finds a Son! 	
June 22, 1939 	Maisie 	
June 30, 1939 	Stronger Than Desire 	
July 6, 1939 	On Borrowed Time 	
July 21, 1939 	Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever 	7th entry in the Andy Hardy film series
August 4, 1939 	They All Come Out 	
August 10, 1939 	Miracles for Sale 	
August 11, 1939 	Lady of the Tropics 	
August 15, 1939 	The Wizard of Oz 	A Victor Fleming productionNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 18, 1939 	These Glamour Girls 	
August 29, 1939 	Ask a Policeman 	US distribution only; made in the UK by Gainsborough Pictures
September 1, 1939 	The Women 	
September 8, 1939 	Blackmail 	
September 15, 1939	Thunder Afloat 	
September 29, 1939	Dancing Co-Ed 	
October 6, 1939 	Fast and Furious 	
October 13, 1939 	Babes in Arms 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
October 20, 1939 	At the Circus 	
October 27, 1939 	Bad Little Angel 	
November 9, 1939 	Ninotchka 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureRemade as musical in 1957
November 17, 1939 	Another Thin Man 	3rd entry in the Thin Man film series
November 24, 1939 	The Secret of Dr. Kildare 	3rd entry in the Dr. Kildare film series
December 1, 1939 	Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the President	
December 8, 1939 	Henry Goes Arizona 	
December 13, 1939 	Nick Carter, Master Detective 	
December 15, 1939 	Balalaika 	
December 19, 1939 	Gone with the Wind 	Distribution only; produced by Selznick International PicturesWinner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 19, 1939 	Remember? 	
December 22, 1939 	Judge Hardy and Son 	
==1940s==
===1940===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 5, 1940 	The Earl of Chicago 	
January 12, 1940 	The Shop Around the Corner	
January 19, 1940 	Congo Maisie 	
January 26, 1940 	The Lambeth Walk 	Distribution; presented by CAPAD: A Pinebrook production
February 2, 1940 	I Take This Woman 	
February 9, 1940 	Broadway Melody of 1940 	
February 16, 1940 	The Man from Dakota 	
February 23, 1940 	Northwest Passage 	
March 1, 1940 	Strange Cargo 	A Frank Borzage production
March 1, 1940 	The Ghost Comes Home 	
March 15, 1940 	Young Tom Edison 	
April 5, 1940 	And One Was Beautiful 	
April 12, 1940 	Dr. Kildare's Strange Case	4th entry in the Dr. Kildare film series
April 19, 1940 	Two Girls on Broadway 	
April 26, 1940 	Forty Little Mothers 	
May 3, 1940 	20 Mule Team 	
May 10, 1940 	Edison, the Man 	
May 17, 1940 	Waterloo Bridge 	A Mervyn LeRoy production
June 5, 1940 	Florian 	
June 7, 1940 	Susan and God 	
June 7, 1940 	Phantom Raiders 	A Nick Carter adventure
June 14, 1940 	The Mortal Storm 	
June 21, 1940 	The Captain Is a Lady 	
July 5, 1940 	Andy Hardy Meets Debutante	9th entry in the Andy Hardy film series
July 12, 1940 	Sporting Blood 	
July 19, 1940 	New Moon 	
July 19, 1940 	We Who Are Young 	
July 26, 1940 	Pride and Prejudice 	
July 26, 1940 	Gold Rush Maisie 	
August 9, 1940 	I Love You Again 	
August 16, 1940 	The Golden Fleecing 	
August 30, 1940 	Boom Town 	
September 6, 1940 	Dr. Kildare Goes Home 	5th entry in the Dr. Kildare film series
September 13, 1940	Wyoming 	
September 20, 1940	Haunted Honeymoon 	Made by the MGM-British Studios
September 27, 1940	Strike Up the Band 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
September 27, 1940	Sky Murder 	A Nick Carter adventure
October 4, 1940 	Dulcy 	
October 11, 1940 	Third Finger, Left Hand 	
October 25, 1940 	Hullabaloo 	
November 1, 1940 	Escape 	
November 8, 1940 	Bitter Sweet 	
November 15, 1940 	Gallant Sons 	
November 22, 1940 	Little Nellie Kelly 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
November 29, 1940 	Dr. Kildare's Crisis 	
December 6, 1940 	Go West 	
December 13, 1940 	Comrade X 	A King Vidor production
December 26, 1940 	The Philadelphia Story 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureRemade as High Society in 1956
December 27, 1940 	Flight Command 	Presented with the cooperation of the United States Navy
December 27, 1940 	Keeping Company 	
===1941===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 10, 1941 	Maisie Was a Lady 	
January 24, 1941 	The Wild Man of Borneo 	
January 31, 1941 	Come Live with Me 	
February 7, 1941 	Blonde Inspiration 	
February 14, 1941 	The Trial of Mary Dugan 	
February 21, 1941 	Andy Hardy's Private Secretary	10th entry in the Andy Hardy film series
February 28, 1941 	Free and Easy 	
March 7, 1941 	Rage in Heaven 	
March 14, 1941 	The Penalty 	
March 28, 1941 	The Bad Man 	
April 7, 1941 	Barnacle Bill 	
April 11, 1941 	Men of Boys Town 	
April 18, 1941 	Washington Melodrama 	
April 25, 1941 	Ziegfeld Girl 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
May 2, 1941 	The People vs. Dr. Kildare 	7th entry in the Dr. Kildare film series
May 16, 1941 	I'll Wait for You 	
May 23, 1941 	A Woman's Face 	
May 23, 1941 	Love Crazy 	
May 30, 1941 	Billy the Kid 	
June 13, 1941 	The Get-Away 	
June 20, 1941 	The Big Store 	
June 27, 1941 	They Met in Bombay 	A Clarence Brown production
July 23, 1941 	The Stars Look Down 	US distribution; a Grafton Film
July 25, 1941 	Blossoms in the Dust 	A Mervyn LeRoy productionNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
July 30, 1941 	Down in San Diego 	
August 1, 1941 	Ringside Maisie 	
August 8, 1941 	Whistling in the Dark 	
August 12, 1941 	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 	
August 15, 1941 	Life Begins for Andy Hardy 	11th entry in the Andy Hardy film series
August 22, 1941 	Dr. Kildare's Wedding Day 	8th entry in the Dr. Kildare film series
August 29, 1941 	When Ladies Meet 	
September 1, 1941 	Lady Be Good 	
September 12, 1941	The Feminine Touch 	
October 1, 1941 	Honky Tonk 	
October 16, 1941 	Married Bachelor 	
October 31, 1941 	The Chocolate Soldier 	
October 1941 	Smilin' Through 	
November 11, 1941 	Design for Scandal 	
November 21, 1941 	Shadow of the Thin Man 	
November 30, 1941 	Two-Faced Woman 	
November 1941 	Unholy Partners 	A Mervyn LeRoy production
December 1, 1941 	Tarzan's Secret Treasure 	
December 9, 1941 	Johnny Eager 	
December 18, 1941 	H. M. Pulham, Esq. 	
December 18, 1941 	Kathleen 	
December 31, 1941 	Babes on Broadway 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
===1942===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 6, 1942 	Joe Smith, American 	
January 19, 1942 	Woman of the Year 	A George Stevens production
January 21, 1942 	Nazi Agent 	
January 23, 1942 	The Vanishing Virginian 	A Frank Borzage production
January 23, 1942 	Mr. and Mrs. North 	
January 29, 1942 	A Yank on the Burma Road 	
January 30, 1942 	The Bugle Sounds 	
February 4, 1942 	Dr. Kildare's Victory 	9th, and final, entry in the Dr. Kildare film series with Lew Ayres as Dr. Kildare
February 11, 1942 	The Courtship of Andy Hardy 	12th entry in the Andy Hardy film series
February 18, 1942 	Born to Sing 	
March 1942 	This Time for Keeps 	
April 17, 1942 	Kid Glove Killer 	
April 22, 1942 	Fingers at the Window 	
April 30, 1942 	We Were Dancing 	
April 1942 	Rio Rita 	
April 1942 	Mokey 	
May 8, 1942 	Sunday Punch 	
May 21, 1942 	Tortilla Flat 	
May 21, 1942 	Pacific Rendezvous 	
May 23, 1942 	Grand Central Murder 	
May 1942 	Tarzan's New York Adventure 	
May 1942 	Ship Ahoy 	
June 4, 1942 	Mrs. Miniver 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
June 21, 1942 	The Affairs of Martha 	
June 24, 1942 	Apache Trail 	
June 1942 	Maisie Gets Her Man 	
July 1, 1942 	Jackass Mail 	
July 9, 1942 	I Married an Angel 	
July 9, 1942 	Calling Dr. Gillespie 	
July 16, 1942 	Her Cardboard Lover 	
July 23, 1942 	Crossroads 	
July 29, 1942 	Pierre of the Plains 	
August 7, 1942 	The War Against Mrs. Hadley 	
August 17, 1942 	Cairo 	
August 17, 1942 	Somewhere I'll Find You 	
September 17, 1942	Tish 	
September 1942 	The Omaha Trail 	
September 1942 	A Yank at Eton 	
October 1, 1942 	Panama Hattie 	
October 16, 1942 	Eyes in the Night 	
October 21, 1942 	For Me and My Gal 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
November 12, 1942 	Dr. Gillespie's New Assistant	
November 13, 1942 	Seven Sweethearts 	A Frank Borzage production
November 30, 1942 	Talk About Jacqueline 	Distribution only; an Excelsior Films productionReleased in the US in 1944
December 1, 1942 	Northwest Rangers 	
December 12, 1942 	White Cargo 	
December 17, 1942 	Journey for Margaret 	
December 17, 1942 	Random Harvest 	A Mervyn LeRoy productionNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 21, 1942 	Keeper of the Flame 	
December 25, 1942 	Reunion in France 	
December 31, 1942 	Whistling in Dixie 	
December 31, 1942 	Stand by for Action 	
===1943===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 12, 1943 	Tennessee Johnson 	
February 11, 1943 	Andy Hardy's Double Life 	13th entry in the Andy Hardy film series
February 26, 1943 	The Youngest Profession 	
March 2, 1943 	The Human Comedy 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
March 11, 1943 	Assignment in Brittany 	
March 17, 1943 	Harrigan's Kid 	
April 1, 1943 	Slightly Dangerous 	
April 4, 1943 	Air Raid Wardens 	
April 9, 1943 	Cabin in the Sky 	
April 29, 1943 	Presenting Lily Mars 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
April 1943 	A Stranger in Town 	Never copyrighted
May 5, 1943 	Du Barry Was a Lady 	
May 8, 1943 	Dr. Gillespie's Criminal Case	
May 21, 1943 	Three Hearts for Julia 	
June 3, 1943 	Bataan 	
June 10, 1943 	Hitler's Madman 	
June 24, 1943 	Pilot No. 5 	
August 2, 1943 	Young Ideas 	
August 4, 1943 	The Man from Down Under 	
August 5, 1943 	Above Suspicion 	
August 30, 1943 	Salute to the Marines 	
September 13, 1943	Thousands Cheer 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
September 24, 1943	The Adventures of Tartu 	Made by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Studios
September 1943 	I Dood It 	
October 1, 1943 	Swing Shift Maisie 	
October 7, 1943 	Lassie Come Home 	
October 8, 1943 	Best Foot Forward 	
November 1, 1943 	Swing Fever 	
November 12, 1943 	The Cross of Lorraine 	
November 23, 1943 	Cry "Havoc" 	
November 26, 1943 	Girl Crazy 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
December 16, 1943 	Madame Curie 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 23, 1943 	Lost Angel 	
December 24, 1943 	A Guy Named Joe 	
December 1943 	Whistling in Brooklyn 	
===1944===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 19, 1944 	Broadway Rhythm 	
February 10, 1944 	Song of Russia 	
March 18, 1944 	See Here, Private Hargrove 	
March 23, 1944 	The Heavenly Body 	
March 24, 1944 	Rationing 	
April 1, 1944 	Tunisian Victory 	US distribution only; produced by British and American service film units
May 4, 1944 	Gaslight 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 4, 1944 	Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble 	14th entry in the Andy Hardy film series
May 11, 1944 	The White Cliffs of Dover 	A Clarence Brown production
May 25, 1944 	3 Men in White 	
June 1, 1944 	Meet the People 	
June 14, 1944 	Two Girls and a Sailor 	
June 27, 1944 	Bathing Beauty 	
July 20, 1944 	Dragon Seed 	
July 24, 1944 	The Seventh Cross 	
July 28, 1944 	The Canterville Ghost 	
August 22, 1944 	Kismet 	
August 23, 1944 	Marriage Is a Private Affair	
September 11, 1944	Maria Candelaria 	Distribution of the 1948 dubbed US re-release only
September 28, 1944	Barbary Coast Gent 	
September 28, 1944	Maisie Goes to Reno 	
October 11, 1944 	An American Romance 	
October 12, 1944 	Mrs. Parkington 	
November 8, 1944 	Lost in a Harem 	
November 15, 1944 	Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo 	A Mervyn LeRoy production
November 28, 1944 	Meet Me in St. Louis 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
December 5, 1944 	Blonde Fever 	
December 6, 1944 	Nothing But Trouble 	
December 14, 1944 	National Velvet 	A Clarence Brown production
December 18, 1944 	Music for Millions 	A Henry Koster production
===1945===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 4, 1945 	This Man's Navy 	
January 12, 1945 	Main Street After Dark 	
January 25, 1945 	The Thin Man Goes Home 	
March 3, 1945 	The Picture of Dorian Gray 	
March 8, 1945 	Keep Your Powder Dry 	
March 22, 1945 	Without Love 	
March 28, 1945 	Between Two Women 	
April 20, 1945 	Son of Lassie 	
May 3, 1945 	The Valley of Decision 	
May 4, 1945 	Gentle Annie 	
May 23, 1945 	Thrill of a Romance 	
May 25, 1945 	The Clock 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
May 31, 1945 	Twice Blessed 	
June 7, 1945 	Dangerous Partners 	
July 4, 1945 	Bewitched 	
July 14, 1945 	Anchors Aweigh 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 13, 1945 	Ziegfeld Follies 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
August 22, 1945 	Abbott and Costello in Hollywood	
August 31, 1945 	The Hidden Eye 	
September 6, 1945 	Our Vines Have Tender Grapes 	
September 11, 1945	Her Highness and the Bellboy 	
October 4, 1945 	Week-End at the Waldorf 	A Robert Z. Leonard production
November 1, 1945 	Perfect Strangers 	Co-production with London Film Productions
November 4, 1945 	She Went to the Races 	
November 20, 1945 	Yolanda and the Thief 	
November 21, 1945 	What Next, Corporal Hargrove? 	
November 27, 1945 	The Last Chance 	Presented by MGM International Films Corporation – A Praesens-Film production
December 20, 1945 	They Were Expendable 	A John Ford production
December 21, 1945 	It Happened at the Inn 	US distribution only; produced in France by Les Films Minerva
December 28, 1945 	The Sailor Takes a Wife 	
December 28, 1945 	Adventure 	
===1946===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
1946 	The Great Morgan 	A compilation film; released overseas only
January 18, 1946 	The Harvey Girls 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
January 28, 1946 	A Letter for Evie 	
February 1, 1946 	Up Goes Maisie 	
April 4, 1946 	The Hoodlum Saint 	
May 2, 1946 	The Postman Always Rings Twice	
May 22, 1946 	Bad Bascomb 	
June 4, 1946 	Two Smart People 	
June 6, 1946 	Two Sisters from Boston 	A Henry Koster production
June 10, 1946 	Little Mister Jim 	
June 15, 1946 	Stormy Waters 	US distribution only; produced in France by SEDIF
July 4, 1946 	The Green Years 	
July 25, 1946 	Easy to Wed 	
July 18, 1946 	Boys' Ranch 	
August 4, 1946 	Piccadilly Incident 	US distribution only; produced in the UK by Herbert Wilcox Productions
August 15, 1946 	Holiday in Mexico 	
August 22, 1946 	Faithful in My Fashion 	
September 26, 1946	Three Wise Fools 	
October 3, 1946 	No Leave, No Love 	
October 24, 1946 	The Cockeyed Miracle 	
November 8, 1946 	Courage of Lassie 	
November 28, 1946 	Undercurrent 	
December 5, 1946 	Till the Clouds Roll By 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
December 5, 1946 	Gallant Bess 	
December 18, 1946 	The Yearling 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 25, 1946 	The Secret Heart 	
December 25, 1946 	Love Laughs at Andy Hardy 	15th entry in the Andy Hardy film series
December 1946 	The Show-Off 	
===1947===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 2, 1947 	The Mighty McGurk 	
January 23, 1947 	Lady in the Lake 	
February 4, 1947 	My Brother Talks to Horses	
February 13, 1947 	The Arnelo Affair 	
February 19, 1947 	The Beginning or the End 	
March 1, 1947 	Undercover Maisie 	
March 11, 1947 	High Barbaree 	
April 7, 1947 	It Happened in Brooklyn 	
April 25, 1947 	The Sea of Grass 	
June 10, 1947 	Living in a Big Way 	
June 12, 1947 	Fiesta 	
June 25, 1947 	Dark Delusion 	
August 4, 1947 	The Romance of Rosy Ridge 	
August 27, 1947 	The Hucksters 	
August 28, 1947 	Song of the Thin Man 	
August 29, 1947 	Cynthia 	
September 19, 1947	The Unfinished Dance 	
October 9, 1947 	Song of Love 	
October 11, 1947 	Merton of the Movies 	
October 17, 1947 	This Time for Keeps 	
October 24, 1947 	Killer McCoy 	
October 31, 1947 	Desire Me 	
November 5, 1947 	Green Dolphin Street 	
November 6, 1947 	Cass Timberlane 	
December 17, 1947 	High Wall 	
December 26, 1947 	Good News 	
December 26, 1947 	If Winter Comes 	
===1948===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 3, 1948 	Alias a Gentleman 	
February 20, 1948	Tenth Avenue Angel 	
March 3, 1948 	The Bride Goes Wild 	
March 5, 1948 	Three Daring Daughters	
March 25, 1948 	Big City 	
March 26, 1948 	The Search 	Produced by Praesens-Film, Zurich for Metro-Goldwyn-MayerPortions of the film were produced in the U. S occupied Zone of Germany through the permission of the U. S. Army and the cooperation of I. R. O.
April 2, 1948 	B.F.'s Daughter 	
April 16, 1948 	Summer Holiday 	
April 29, 1948 	Homecoming 	
April 30, 1948 	State of the Union 	Distribution only; produced by Liberty FilmsCurrently owned by EMKA, Ltd./Universal Television.
May 3, 1948 	On an Island with You 	
June 11, 1948 	The Pirate 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
July 8, 1948 	Easter Parade 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
July 29, 1948 	A Date with Judy 	
August 5, 1948 	A Southern Yankee 	
August 8, 1948 	Julia Misbehaves 	
September 9, 1948	Luxury Liner 	
October 20, 1948 	The Three Musketeers 	
October 22, 1948 	The Secret Land 	
November 12, 1948	No Minor Vices 	Distribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studio and Niagara Enterprises
November 18, 1948	The Kissing Bandit 	
November 25, 1948	Hills of Home 	
December 1, 1948 	3 Godfathers 	Made by Argosy Pictures Corporation
December 21, 1948	Act of Violence 	
December 25, 1948	Command Decision 	
December 25, 1948	Force of Evil 	Distribution only; produced by Roberts ProductionAn MGM and The Enterprise Studios presentationRights are now controlled by Republic/Paramount Pictures, with Olive Films currently handling home video rights (previously held by Lionsgate). Copyright held by "Melange Pictures, LLC."
December 31, 1948	Words and Music 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
===1949===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 3, 1949 	The Bribe 	
February 17, 1949 	Caught 	Distribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios
March 3, 1949 	Tale of the Navajos 	Feature-length documentary
March 10, 1949 	Little Women 	
April 12, 1949 	Big Jack 	
April 13, 1949 	Take Me Out to the Ball Game	
April 30, 1949 	The Secret Garden 	
May 4, 1949 	The Barkleys of Broadway 	
May 12, 1949 	The Sun Comes Up 	
May 12, 1949 	The Stratton Story 	
June 2, 1949 	Edward, My Son 	
June 9, 1949 	Neptune's Daughter 	
June 29, 1949 	The Great Sinner 	
July 15, 1949 	Any Number Can Play 	
July 28, 1949 	Scene of the Crime 	
July 29, 1949 	In the Good Old Summertime 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
August 25, 1949 	Madame Bovary 	
September 22, 1949	That Midnight Kiss 	
September 29, 1949	The Doctor and the Girl 	
October 14, 1949 	The Red Danube 	
October 28, 1949 	Border Incident 	
October 31, 1949 	Challenge to Lassie 	
November 3, 1949 	That Forsyte Woman 	
November 9, 1949 	Battleground 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 18, 1949 	Adam's Rib 	
November 22, 1949 	Intruder in the Dust 	
November 23, 1949 	Tension 	
December 22, 1949 	East Side, West Side 	
December 27, 1949 	Malaya 	
December 30, 1949 	On the Town 	
==1950s==
===1950===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 13, 1950 	Ambush 	
February 2, 1950 	Key to the City 	
March 1, 1950 	The Outriders 	
March 10, 1950 	Nancy Goes to Rio 	
March 12, 1950 	Black Hand 	
March 24, 1950 	Conspirator 	
April 7, 1950 	The Yellow Cab Man 	
May 5, 1950 	The Reformer and the Redhead 	
May 11, 1950 	Stars In My Crown 	
May 12, 1950 	Please Believe Me 	
May 17, 1950 	Annie Get Your Gun 	
May 19, 1950 	Shadow on the Wall 	
May 23, 1950 	The Asphalt Jungle 	
May 23, 1950 	Side Street 	
May 26, 1950 	The Big Hangover 	
June 16, 1950 	Father of the Bride 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
June 29, 1950 	The Skipper Surprised His Wife	
June 29, 1950 	The Next Voice You Hear... 	
July 7, 1950 	Crisis 	
July 7, 1950 	The Happy Years 	
July 12, 1950 	Three Little Words 	
July 14, 1950 	Duchess of Idaho 	
July 28, 1950 	Mystery Street 	
August 3, 1950 	A Lady Without Passport 	
August 24, 1950 	The Toast of New Orleans 	
August 31, 1950 	Summer Stock 	now owned by The Judy Garland Company
September 1, 1950 	A Life of Her Own 	
September 15, 1950	Devil's Doorway 	
October 6, 1950 	Right Cross 	
October 13, 1950 	To Please a Lady 	
October 26, 1950 	The Miniver Story 	
November 3, 1950 	Dial 1119 	
November 10, 1950 	Two Weeks with Love 	
November 24, 1950 	King Solomon's Mines 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
December 7, 1950 	Kim 	
December 8, 1950 	Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone 	
December 11, 1950 	Watch the Birdie 	
December 29, 1950 	Pagan Love Song 	
===1951===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 18, 1951 	The Magnificent Yankee 	
January 19, 1951 	Grounds for Marriage 	
February 4, 1951 	Vengeance Valley 	
March 1, 1951 	Three Guys Named Mike 	
March 2, 1951 	Mr. Imperium 	
March 12, 1951 	The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Story 	A compilation film
March 15, 1951 	Inside Straight 	
March 16, 1951 	The Red Badge of Courage 	
March 23, 1951 	Royal Wedding 	
March 29, 1951 	Soldiers Three 	
March 30, 1951 	Cause for Alarm! 	
April 5, 1951 	Teresa 	
April 16, 1951 	The Great Caruso 	
April 27, 1951 	Father's Little Dividend 	sequel to Father of the Bride
May 4, 1951 	The Painted Hills 	
May 18, 1951 	Home Town Story 	
May 24, 1951 	Go for Broke! 	
June 8, 1951 	Night into Morning 	
June 15, 1951 	No Questions Asked 	
June 20, 1951 	Kind Lady 	
June 29, 1951 	Excuse My Dust 	
July 3, 1951 	Strictly Dishonorable 	
July 9, 1951 	Rich, Young and Pretty 	
July 20, 1951 	The Law and the Lady 	
August 17, 1951 	The Tall Target 	
August 1951 	The Strip 	
September 1, 1951 	The People Against O'Hara 	
September 24, 1951	Show Boat 	
October 5, 1951 	Texas Carnival 	
October 12, 1951 	Bannerline 	
October 15, 1951 	Pandora and the Flying Dutchman	US distribution only; produced by Dorkay Productions
October 19, 1951 	Angels in the Outfield 	
October 23, 1951 	Across the Wide Missouri 	
November 11, 1951 	An American in Paris 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best PictureWinner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
November 15, 1951 	Callaway Went Thataway 	
November 16, 1951 	The Unknown Man 	
November 20, 1951 	It's a Big Country 	
November 22, 1951 	Too Young to Kiss 	
November 27, 1951 	The Man with a Cloak 	
December 14, 1951 	Calling Bulldog Drummond 	
December 25, 1951 	Quo Vadis 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 31, 1951 	Westward the Women 	
===1952===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 16, 1952 	The Light Touch 	
January 29, 1952 	Invitation 	
February 8, 1952 	Lone Star 	
February 22, 1952 	The Belle of New York 	
February 23, 1952 	Love Is Better Than Ever 	
February 27, 1952 	Just This Once 	
March 22, 1952 	The Wild North 	
April 11, 1952 	Singin' in the Rain 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
April 18, 1952 	Talk About a Stranger 	
April 24, 1952 	Carbine Williams 	
May 2, 1952 	Young Man with Ideas 	
May 11, 1952 	When in Rome 	
May 23, 1952 	The Girl in White 	
May 28, 1952 	Skirts Ahoy! 	
May 29, 1952 	Lovely to Look At 	
May 30, 1952 	The Sellout 	
June 6, 1952 	Glory Alley 	
June 13, 1952 	Pat and Mike 	
June 27, 1952 	Scaramouche 	
July 18, 1952 	Washington Story 	
July 18, 1952 	You for Me 	
July 18, 1952 	Shadow in the Sky 	
July 25, 1952 	Holiday for Sinners 	
July 31, 1952 	Ivanhoe 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 15, 1952 	Fearless Fagan 	
September 5, 1952 	The Merry Widow 	
September 5, 1952 	My Man and I 	
September 19, 1952	The Devil Makes Three 	
September 25, 1952	Because You're Mine 	
September 25, 1952	Apache War Smoke 	
October 31, 1952 	Everything I Have Is Yours	
November 14, 1952 	The Prisoner of Zenda 	
November 19, 1952 	Desperate Search 	
November 21, 1952 	The Hour of 13 	
November 28, 1952 	Plymouth Adventure 	
December 4, 1952 	Million Dollar Mermaid 	
December 5, 1952 	The Hoaxters 	Documentary feature
December 12, 1952 	Sky Full of Moon 	
December 25, 1952 	The Bad and the Beautiful 	
===1953===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 2, 1953 	Above and Beyond 	
January 16, 1953 	The Clown 	
February 6, 1953 	The Naked Spur 	
February 13, 1953 	Rogue's March 	
March 6, 1953 	Battle Circus 	
March 13, 1953 	Confidentially Connie 	
March 20, 1953 	I Love Melvin 	
March 26, 1953 	The Story of Three Loves 	
March 27, 1953 	The Girl Who Had Everything 	
March 30, 1953 	Jeopardy 	
April 10, 1953 	Small Town Girl 	
April 17, 1953 	Bright Road 	
April 22, 1953 	Sombrero 	
April 24, 1953 	Code Two 	
May 1, 1953 	Never Let Me Go 	
May 8, 1953 	Cry of the Hunted 	
May 15, 1953 	Remains to Be Seen 	
May 17, 1953 	Scandal at Scourie 	
May 22, 1953 	Fast Company 	
May 29, 1953 	Young Bess 	
June 4, 1953 	Julius Caesar 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
June 5, 1953 	A Slight Case of Larceny 	
June 19, 1953 	Dream Wife 	
June 24, 1953 	Arena 	MGM's first 3D film
July 3, 1953 	Dangerous When Wet 	
July 10, 1953 	Lili 	
July 14, 1953 	Terror on a Train 	
July 17, 1953 	Ride, Vaquero! 	
August 7, 1953 	The Band Wagon 	
August 14, 1953 	The Affairs of Dobie Gillis 	
August 19, 1953 	Big Leaguer 	
August 28, 1953 	Latin Lovers 	
September 4, 1953 	Half a Hero 	
September 25, 1953	The Actress 	
October 1, 1953 	Torch Song 	
October 9, 1953 	Mogambo 	
October 13, 1953 	Main Street to Broadway 	Distribution only; produced by Cinema Productions
October 30, 1953 	Take the High Ground! 	
November 13, 1953 	All the Brothers Were Valiant	
November 26, 1953 	Kiss Me Kate 	MGM's second 3D film
December 3, 1953 	Give a Girl a Break 	
December 4, 1953 	Escape from Fort Bravo 	
December 25, 1953 	Easy to Love 	
December 30, 1953 	Saadia 	
===1954===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 15, 1954 	Knights of the Round Table 	MGM's first CinemaScope film
January 29, 1954 	The Great Diamond Robbery 	
February 18, 1954 	The Long, Long Trailer 	
March 5, 1954 	Tennessee Champ 	
April 1, 1954 	Rose Marie 	
April 2, 1954 	Gypsy Colt 	
April 16, 1954 	Rhapsody 	
May 4, 1954 	Prisoner of War 	
May 5, 1954 	Flame and the Flesh 	
May 6, 1954 	Executive Suite 	
May 7, 1954 	Men of the Fighting Lady 	
June 15, 1954 	The Student Prince 	
July 22, 1954 	Seven Brides for Seven Brothers	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
July 23, 1954 	Valley of the Kings 	
August 11, 1954 	Her Twelve Men 	
September 7, 1954 	Betrayed 	
September 8, 1954 	Brigadoon 	
September 17, 1954	Rogue Cop 	
October 6, 1954 	Beau Brummell 	
November 4, 1954 	Athena 	
November 18, 1954 	The Last Time I Saw Paris 	
December 6, 1954 	Crest of the Wave 	
December 24, 1954 	Deep in My Heart 	
December 29, 1954 	Green Fire 	
===1955===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 7, 1955 	Bad Day at Black Rock 	
February 4, 1955 	Many Rivers to Cross 	
February 18, 1955	Jupiter's Darling 	
March 4, 1955 	Hit the Deck 	
March 24, 1955 	The Glass Slipper 	
March 25, 1955 	Blackboard Jungle 	
April 28, 1955 	Bedevilled 	
May 5, 1955 	Interrupted Melody 	
May 6, 1955 	The Prodigal 	
May 20, 1955 	The Marauders 	
June 7, 1955 	The Cobweb 	
June 10, 1955 	Love Me or Leave Me 	
June 24, 1955 	Moonfleet 	
June 24, 1955 	Svengali 	US distribution only; produced in the UK by Alderdale Films
July 29, 1955 	The Scarlet Coat 	
August 5, 1955 	The King's Thief 	
September 2, 1955	It's Always Fair Weather	
October 7, 1955 	Trial 	
October 8, 1955 	Kismet 	
November 3, 1955 	Guys and Dolls 	Distribution only, produced by Samuel Goldwyn ProductionsRights are now held by The Samuel Goldwyn, Jr. Family Trust.
November 4, 1955 	The Tender Trap 	
November 23, 1955	Quentin Durward 	
December 23, 1955	It's a Dog's Life 	
December 25, 1955	I'll Cry Tomorrow 	
===1956===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 12, 1956 	Diane 	
January 24, 1956 	Ransom! 	
February 9, 1956 	Forever, Darling 	Co-production with Zanra Productions
March 9, 1956 	Meet Me in Las Vegas 	
March 15, 1956 	Forbidden Planet 	
March 30, 1956 	Tribute to a Bad Man 	
April 26, 1956 	The Swan 	
April 30, 1956 	The Last Hunt 	
May 1, 1956 	Bhowani Junction 	
May 9, 1956 	Gaby 	
May 15, 1956 	Invitation to the Dance 	
May 17, 1956 	The Wedding in Monaco 	A Citel Monaco production made by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (feature documentary)Produced with the cooperation of Compagnie Francaise de Films
June 14, 1956 	The Catered Affair 	
July 5, 1956 	Somebody Up There Likes Me 	
July 12, 1956 	The Fastest Gun Alive 	
July 17, 1956 	High Society 	Co-production with Sol C. Siegel Productions and Bing Crosby ProductionsMusical remake of The Philadelphia Story
August 17, 1956 	These Wilder Years 	
September 17, 1956	Lust for Life 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
September 26, 1956	The Power and the Prize 	
September 27, 1956	Tea and Sympathy 	
October 17, 1956 	Julie 	Co-production with Arwin Productions
October 26, 1956 	The Opposite Sex 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
November 2, 1956 	The Rack 	
November 25, 1956 	Friendly Persuasion 	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best PictureForeign distribution only;Mirisch, Walter (2008). I Thought We Were Making Movies, Not History (pp. 80-81). University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, Wisconsin. ISBN 0-299-22640-9. US distribution by Allied Artists
November 28, 1956 	The Great American Pastime 	
November 29, 1956 	The Teahouse of the August Moon	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
===1957===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 7, 1957 	The Iron Petticoat 	Distribution only; produced by Hope Records and Benhar ProductionsPresented by Harry Saltzman in association with Remus Films
January 16, 1957 	The Barretts of Wimpole Street	
January 18, 1957 	Slander 	
January 29, 1957 	Edge of the City 	
February 22, 1957 	The Wings of Eagles 	
February 1957 	Hot Summer Night 	
April 3, 1957 	Ten Thousand Bedrooms 	
April 4, 1957 	Lizzie 	Co-production with Bryna Productions
April 12, 1957 	Tarzan and the Lost Safari 	Distribution only; produced by Sol Lesser Productions
May 2, 1957 	The Living Idol 	
May 3, 1957 	The Little Hut 	Distribution only; produced by Herbson, S.A. of Switzerland
May 8, 1957 	The Vintage 	
May 10, 1957 	Something of Value 	
May 14, 1957 	This Could Be the Night 	
May 16, 1957 	Designing Woman 	
June 20, 1957 	The Happy Road 	Distribution only; produced by Kerry Productions
June 28, 1957 	The Seventh Sin 	
July 12, 1957 	Decision Against Time 	Distribution only; produced by Ealing Films
July 18, 1957 	Silk Stockings 	Co-production with Arthur Freed ProductionsNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or ComedyMusical remake of NinotchkaFirst film to use the current MGM lion.
July 19, 1957 	Gun Glory 	
August 22, 1957 	Man on Fire 	Co-production with Sol C. Siegel Productions and Bing Crosby Productions
August 30, 1957 	Action of the Tiger 	Distribution only; produced by Claridge Film Productions and Van Johnson Enterprises
September 6, 1957 	Tip on a Dead Jockey 	
September 12, 1957	House of Numbers 	
September 20, 1957	The Hired Gun 	Co-production with Calhoun-Orsatti Enterprises (A Rorvic presentation)
October 3, 1957 	Les Girls 	Co-production with Sol C. Siegel ProductionsWinner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
October 8, 1957 	Until They Sail 	
October 25, 1957 	The Invisible Boy 	Co-production with Pan Productions
November 8, 1957 	Jailhouse Rock 	Co-production with Avon Productions
November 14, 1957 	Don't Go Near the Water 	Co-production with Avon ProductionsNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
December 20, 1957 	Raintree County 	
December 21, 1957 	All at Sea 	Distribution only; produced by Ealing Films
===1958===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 30, 1958 	Seven Hills of Rome 	Co-production with St. Cloud Productions and Gregor Productions
February 14, 1958 	Underwater Warrior 	Co-production with Ivan Tors Pictures and Hunterhaven; made by Underwater Productions
February 20, 1958 	The Brothers Karamazov 	Co-production with Avon Productions
March 5, 1958 	I Accuse! 	
March 20, 1958 	Saddle the Wind 	
April 4, 1958 	Merry Andrew 	Co-production with Sol C. Siegel Productions and Danny Kaye
April 18, 1958 	Handle with Care 	
May 2, 1958 	Cry Terror! 	Co-production with Andrew L. Stone, Inc.
May 7, 1958 	The Sheepman 	
May 15, 1958 	Gigi 	Co-production with Arthur Freed ProductionsWinner of the Academy Award for Best PictureWinner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical
May 16, 1958 	The High Cost of Loving 	
June 6, 1958 	The Law and Jake Wade 	
June 13, 1958 	High School Confidential	Co-production with Albert Zugsmith Productions
July 3, 1958 	The Haunted Strangler 	Distribution only; made in the UK by Amalgamated Productions
July 3, 1958 	Fiend Without a Face 	Distribution only; made in the UK by Amalgamated Productions
August 14, 1958 	The Reluctant Debutante 	Co-production with Avon Productions
August 15, 1958 	Tarzan's Fight for Life 	Distribution only; produced by Sol Lesser Productions
August 20, 1958 	Imitation General 	
September 3, 1958 	The Badlanders 	Co-production with Arcola Pictures Corporation
September 10, 1958	Dunkirk 	Distribution only; produced by Ealing Films
September 20, 1958	Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 	Co-production with Avon ProductionsNominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
October 1, 1958 	The Safecracker 	Distribution only; produced in the UK by Coronado Productions
October 10, 1958 	The Decks Ran Red 	Co-production with Andrew L. Stone, Inc.
October 24, 1958 	Torpedo Run 	
October 28, 1958 	Party Girl 	Co-production with Euterpe
November 21, 1958 	The Tunnel of Love 	Distribution only; produced by Fields Productions and Arwin Productions
December 17, 1958 	The Doctor's Dilemma 	Distribution only; produced by Comet Film Productions
December 18, 1958 	Some Came Running 	Co-production with Sol C. Siegel Productions
December 22, 1958 	tom thumb 	Distribution only; produced by Galaxy PicturesNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical
December 22, 1958 	Andy Hardy Comes Home 	16th, and final, entry in the Andy Hardy film seriesCo-production with Fryman Enterprises
===1959===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
1959 	Frontier Rangers 	Composed of episodes of the TV series Northwest Passage; only released theatrically overseas
February 19, 1959	The Journey 	Co-production with Alby Productions
February 27, 1959	First Man Into Space 	Distribution only; made by Amalgamated Productions
March 4, 1959 	Night of the Quarter Moon 	Co-production with Albert Zugsmith Productions
March 11, 1959 	Nowhere to Go 	Distribution only; produced in the UK by Ealing Films
March 19, 1959 	Green Mansions 	
April 23, 1959 	Count Your Blessings 	
April 29, 1959 	The Mating Game 	
May 15, 1959 	The Mysterians 	US distribution only; made in Japan by Toho and copyrighted in the US by RKO Teleradio Pictures
May 20, 1959 	The World, the Flesh, and the Devil	Co-production with Sol C. Siegel Productions and Harbel Productions
May 21, 1959 	Ask Any Girl 	Co-production with Euterpe
July 1, 1959 	Watusi 	
July 3, 1959 	The Beat Generation 	Co-production with Albert Zugsmith Productions
July 17, 1959 	North by Northwest 	
July 29, 1959 	The Angry Hills 	Distribution only; produced by Raymond Productions
August 6, 1959 	The Scapegoat 	Distribution only; produced in the UK by Du Maurier-Guinness, Ltd.
August 26, 1959 	For the First Time 	Co-production with Corona Filmproduktion and Orion Films
August 1959 	The Big Operator 	Co-production with Albert Zugsmith Productions and Fryman Enterprises
September 4, 1959	It Started with a Kiss 	Co-production with Arcola Pictures Corporation
October 5, 1959 	Girls Town 	Co-production with Albert Zugsmith Productions
October 23, 1959 	Libel 	
October 29, 1959 	The House of the Seven Hawks 	Distribution only; produced in the UK by Coronado Productions
October 1959 	Tarzan, the Ape Man 	
November 6, 1959 	The Wreck of the Mary Deare 	Co-production with Julian Blaustein Productions and Baroda Productions
November 18, 1959	Ben-Hur 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best PictureWinner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – DramaRemake of the 1925 film
December 7, 1959 	Never So Few 	Co-production with Canterbury Productions
December 18, 1959	The Gazebo 	Co-production with Avon Productions
==1960s==
===1960===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 19, 1960 	The Last Voyage 	co-production with Andrew L. Stone, Inc.
March 3, 1960 	Home from the Hill 	co-production with Sol C. Siegel Productions
March 31, 1960 	Please Don't Eat the Daisies 	co-production with Euterpe
May 13, 1960 	Platinum High School 	co-production with Albert Zugsmith Productions and Fryman Enterprises
May 25, 1960 	The Giant of Marathon 	
June 23, 1960 	The Subterraneans 	co-production with Arthur Freed Productions
June 23, 1960 	Bells Are Ringing 	co-production with Arthur Freed ProcutionsNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical
August 3, 1960 	The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 	co-production with Formosa Productions
August 17, 1960 	The Time Machine 	co-production with Galaxy Films
September 4, 1960 	The Day They Robbed the Bank of England	Distribution only; produced by Summit Film Productions, Ltd.
September 22, 1960	All the Fine Young Cannibals 	co-production with Avon Productions
September 28, 1960	The Angel Wore Red 	
October 6, 1960 	Key Witness 	co-production with Avon Productions
November 4, 1960 	BUtterfield 8 	co-production with Afton-Linebrook Productions
November 11, 1960 	Where the Hot Wind Blows! 	US distribution only; made in France by Cité Films
December 5, 1960 	Cimarron 	
December 7, 1960 	Village of the Damned 	
December 28, 1960 	Where the Boys Are 	co-production with Euterpe
===1961===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
1961 	The Murder Men 	Made for TV; never released in theaters
January 20, 1961 	Don Quixote 	US distribution only; produced in the Soviet Union by Lenfilm
March 10, 1961 	Go Naked in the World 	co-production with Arcola Pictures Corporation
March 15, 1961 	The Secret Partner 	
March 29, 1961 	Gorgo
Rights now owned by the film's original production company King Brothers Productions with VCI Home Entertainment handling home video rights.	US distribution only; produced by King Brothers Productions
April 20, 1961 	The Green Helmet 	Made by the MGM-British Studios
May 3, 1961 	Atlantis, the Lost Continent	co-production with Galaxy Productions
June 14, 1961 	Ring of Fire 	co-production with Andrew L. Stone, Inc.
June 21, 1961 	Two Loves 	co-production with Julian Blaustein Productions
June 22, 1961 	Magic Boy 	A Toei Motion Picture Company production
June 22, 1961 	The Secret of Monte Cristo 	US distribution only; produced by Mid Century Film Productions
July 6, 1961 	Morgan, the Pirate 	US distribution only; produced by Lux Film and Adelphia Cinematografica
August 10, 1961 	The Thief of Baghdad 	US distribution only; produced by Titanus
August 16, 1961 	The Honeymoon Machine 	co-production with Avon Productions
August 25, 1961 	Ada 	co-production with Avon Productions and Chalmar, Inc.
September 26, 1961	A Thunder of Drums 	co-production with Robert J. Enders
October 17, 1961 	Bridge to the Sun 	A Cité Films production
October 30, 1961 	King of Kings 	co-production with Samuel Bronston Productions
November 1, 1961 	Bachelor in Paradise 	co-production with Ted Richmond Productions
December 10, 1961 	Invasion Quartet 	
December 13, 1961 	The Wonders of Aladdin 	Distribution only; produced by Embassy International Pictures Corporation
December 14, 1961 	The Colossus of Rhodes 	A Procusa and Cineproduzioni Associates production
===1962===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
1962 	Private Potter 	Made by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Studios; not released in the US
January 7, 1962 	Murder, She Said 	Made by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Studios
February 7, 1962 	The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 	co-production with Julian Blaustein Productions
February 9, 1962 	The Light in the Piazza 	co-production with Arthur Freed Productions
March 21, 1962 	Sweet Bird of Youth 	co-production with Roxbury Productions
March 1962 	World in My Pocket 	US distribution; a Corona Film production in association with Criterion C. C. C. Film
April 11, 1962 	All Fall Down 	co-production with John Houseman Productions
April 18, 1962 	The Horizontal Lieutenant 	co-production with Euterpe
June 12, 1962 	Lolita 	Distribution only; produced by A. A. Productions, Ltd.Presented by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer with Seven Arts Productions. An Anya Production S.A., Transworld Pictures S.A. production
June 20, 1962 	Ride the High Country 	
June 20, 1962 	The Tartars 	US distribution; A Lux Film production
June 21, 1962 	Boys' Night Out 	co-production with Kimco Pictures CorporationNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Comedy
July 17, 1962 	The Counterfeiters of Paris 	US distribution only; made in France by Cité Films
July 24, 1962 	A Matter of WHO 	A Herts-Lion distribution
July 1962 	Tarzan Goes to India 	Distribution only; an Allfin production
August 7, 1962 	The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm	co-production with Cinerama and Gallen FilmsNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical
August 17, 1962 	Two Weeks in Another Town 	co-production with John Houseman Productions
September 5, 1962 	Damon and Pythias 	
September 14, 1962	I Thank a Fool 	co-production with Eaton Productions
September 28, 1962	A Very Private Affair 	US distribution; a Christine Gouze-Rénal production
October 1, 1962 	The Savage Guns 	Distribution only; produced by Capricorn Productions in association with TECISA, an American-Spanish co-production
October 31, 1962 	Escape from East Berlin 	A Walter Wood production
October 31, 1962 	Period of Adjustment 	co-production with Marten ProductionsNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Comedy
November 8, 1962 	Mutiny on the Bounty 	co-production with Arcola Pictures CorporationNominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
November 12, 1962 	Kill or Cure 	Made by the MGM-British Studios
November 16, 1962 	The Dock Brief/Trial and Error 	Distribution only; produced by Anatole de Grunwald, Ltd.
November 1962 	The Main Attraction 	Distribution only; produced by Seven Arts Productions
December 5, 1962 	Swordsman of Siena 	US distribution; a CIPRA production
December 6, 1962 	Billy Rose's Jumbo 	co-production with EuterpeNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical
December 21, 1962 	Arturo's Island 	US distribution; made by Compagnia Cinematografica Champion
December 21, 1962 	The Password Is Courage 	co-production with Andrew L. Stone, Inc.
===1963===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 30, 1963 	A Monkey in Winter 	
February 15, 1963 	The Hook 	co-production with Perlberg-Seaton Productions
February 20, 1963 	How the West Was Won 	co-production with Cinerama
February 27, 1963 	Follow the Boys 	
March 19, 1963 	The Four Days of Naples 	A Titanus-Metro production
March 27, 1963 	The Courtship of Eddie's Father 	co-production with Euterpe and Venice Productions
March 27, 1963 	Come Fly with Me 	
March 1963 	Seven Seas to Calais 	
April 3, 1963 	It Happened at the World's Fair 	co-production with Ted Richmond Productions
April 29, 1963 	Black Fox: The Rise and Fall of Adolf Hitler	
May 15, 1963 	Drums of Africa 	co-production with Zimbalist-Krasne Productions
May 29, 1963 	The Slave 	
May 29, 1963 	In the Cool of the Day 	co-production with John Houseman Productions
May 1963 	Dime with a Halo 	
June 5, 1963 	Corridors of Blood 	US distribution; made in the UK by Amalgamated Productions
June 5, 1963 	Lycanthropus 	
June 19, 1963 	Captain Sindbad 	Distribution only; produced by King Brothers Productions
June 24, 1963 	Murder at the Gallop 	
June 1963 	Tarzan's Three Challenges 	
July 31, 1963 	Cattle King 	co-production with Missouri Productions
August 14, 1963 	Flipper 	co-production with Ivan Tors Films
August 18, 1963 	Hootenanny Hoot 	co-production with Four Leaf Productions
August 18, 1963 	A Ticklish Affair 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
August 21, 1963 	Cairo 	
August 1963 	The Young and The Brave 	
September 18, 1963	The Haunting 	co-production with Argyle Enterprises
September 19, 1963	The V.I.P.s 	
October 8, 1963 	Any Number Can Win 	
October 16, 1963 	Twilight of Honor 	
November 11, 1963 	Family Diary 	A Titanus production
November 13, 1963 	Sunday in New York 	
November 14, 1963 	The Wheeler Dealers 	
December 8, 1963 	Square of Violence 	
December 25, 1963 	The Prize 	
===1964===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
1964 	Duke of the Derby 	US distribution; a Franco-Italian CIPRA-CCM production
January 29, 1964 	Children of the Damned 	Made by the MGM-British Studios
January 30, 1964 	A Global Affair 	A Seven Arts production
February 19, 1964 	The Day and the Hour 	A Franco-Italian CIPRA-CCM production
February 28, 1964 	Two Are Guilty 	US distribution; a Franco-Italian Gaumont, Trianon Productions and Ultra Films production
March 6, 1964 	Kissin' Cousins 	co-production with Four Leaf Productions
March 11, 1964 	Mail Order Bride 	
March 18, 1964 	7 Faces of Dr. Lao 	
March 18, 1964 	Night Must Fall 	
April 1, 1964 	Gunfighters of Casa Grande 	A Gregor production, in association with Tecisa
May 3, 1964 	Tamahine 	
May 7, 1964 	Gladiators 7 	US distribution
May 20, 1964 	Viva Las Vegas 	
May 20, 1964 	Rhino! 	
May 1964 	The Golden Arrow 	US distribution; a Titanus production
June 3, 1964 	Honeymoon Hotel 	co-production with Pandro S. Berman Productions
June 10, 1964 	Advance to the Rear 	co-production with Ted Richmond Productions
June 11, 1964 	The Unsinkable Molly Brown 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
June 24, 1964 	Flipper's New Adventure 	co-production with Ivan Tors Films
June 1964 	Gold for the Caesars 	US distribution
August 5, 1964 	Looking for Love 	
August 6, 1964 	The Night of the Iguana 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
September 3, 1964 	The Big Parade of Comedy 	
September 22, 1964	Murder Ahoy! 	
September 23, 1964	Of Human Bondage 	
September 1964 	Murder Most Foul 	
October 5, 1964 	Quick, Before It Melts 	
October 8, 1964 	The Outrage 	
October 27, 1964 	The Americanization of Emily	A Filmways picture
November 4, 1964 	Your Cheatin' Heart 	
November 12, 1964 	The Young Lovers 	
November 1964 	Joy House 	US distribution
December 10, 1964 	The Golden Head 	Produced by the Hunnia Filmstúdió; unreleased in the US
December 18, 1964 	Get Yourself a College Girl 	co-production with Four Leaf Productions
===1965===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
1965 	Wild, Wild Planet 	
January 29, 1965 	Guns of Diablo 	Expanded version of the last episode of The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters; not released theatrically in the US
February 19, 1965	36 Hours 	
March 5, 1965 	The Rounders 	
March 17, 1965 	Vice and Virtue 	
March 22, 1965 	Young Cassidy 	
April 1, 1965 	Operation Crossbow 	
April 14, 1965 	Girl Happy 	co-production with Euterpe
April 1965 	Hysteria 	Distribution only; produced by Hammer Film Productions
May 5, 1965 	Joy in the Morning 	
May 13, 1965 	Hercules, Samson and Ulysses 	US distribution
May 13, 1965 	The Yellow Rolls-Royce 	
May 19, 1965 	Signpost to Murder 	
May 1965 	Sandokan the Great 	
June 9, 1965 	She 	
June 23, 1965 	The Sandpiper 	
June 1965 	Zebra in the Kitchen 	
August 4, 1965 	Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion 	co-production with Ivan Tors Enterprises
August 18, 1965 	Murder at 45 R.P.M. 	
September 8, 1965	Once a Thief 	
October 3, 1965 	The Hill 	Distribution only; made by Seven Arts Productions
October 10, 1965 	When the Boys Meet the Girls 	
October 11, 1965 	The Loved One 	
October 15, 1965 	The Cincinnati Kid 	A Filmways-Solar picture
November 3, 1965 	The Secret of My Success 	
November 17, 1965	Laurel and Hardy's Laughing 20's	
November 24, 1965	Harum Scarum 	co-production with Four Leaf Productions
December 10, 1965	A Patch of Blue 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
December 31, 1965	Doctor Zhivago 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureWinner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
===1966===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 5, 1966 	7 Women 	
January 19, 1966 	To Trap a Spy 	
January 26, 1966 	Where the Spies Are 	
February 2, 1966 	The Money Trap 	
February 9, 1966 	Made in Paris 	
March 9, 1966 	The Spy with My Face 	
April 2, 1966 	The Singing Nun 	
April 1966 	The Secret Seven 	
May 17, 1966 	The Alphabet Murders 	Made by the MGM-British Studios
May 18, 1966 	Lady L 	
May 1966 	Son of a Gunfighter 	
June 9, 1966 	The Glass Bottom Boat 	An Arwin-Reame picture
June 22, 1966 	Maya 	
June 22, 1966 	Hold On! 	co-production with Four Leaf Productions
June 22, 1966 	Around the World Under the Sea	co-production with Ivan Tors Enterprises
June 1966 	Tiko and the Shark 	
October 11, 1966 	Mister Buddwing 	
October 14, 1966 	Hotel Paradiso 	
October 28, 1966 	The Liquidator 	
November 10, 1966	Penelope 	
November 23, 1966	Spinout 	
December 7, 1966 	One Spy Too Many 	
December 14, 1966	Marco the Magnificent 	
December 18, 1966	Blowup 	Distributed by Premier Productions, an MGM shell company
December 21, 1966	Grand Prix 	co-production with Joel Productions; presented by Joel Productions and Cherokee Productions
December 1966 	One of Our Spies Is Missing 	
===1967===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 18, 1967 	The Venetian Affair 	
January 27, 1967 	Hot Rods to Hell 	co-production with Four Leaf Productions
January 29, 1967 	Return of the Gunfighter 	
February 3, 1967 	The Spy in the Green Hat 	
February 16, 1967	The 25th Hour 	
April 5, 1967 	Double Trouble 	A B.C.W. picture
April 7, 1967 	The Karate Killers 	Feature film version of two episodes of The Man from U.N.C.L.E.; theatrical release overseas only
May 1, 1967 	Welcome to Hard Times 	
May 10, 1967 	Doctor, You've Got to Be Kidding!	A Trident production
May 24, 1967 	Three Bites of the Apple 	
June 15, 1967 	The Dirty Dozen 	
June 20, 1967 	Don't Make Waves 	A Filmways-Reynard picture
August 30, 1967 	Point Blank 	
September 1, 1967	The Fastest Guitar Alive 	co-production with Four Leaf Productions
October 9, 1967 	Our Mother's House 	
October 18, 1967 	Far from the Madding Crowd 	A Joseph Janni-Vic Films productionNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
October 31, 1967 	The Comedians 	
October 1967 	The Girl and the General 	US distribution
November 1, 1967 	More than a Miracle 	
November 10, 1967	Jack of Diamonds 	A Harris Associates production
November 13, 1967	The Fearless Vampire Killers 	
December 6, 1967 	Eye of the Devil 	Made by the MGM-British Studios
December 27, 1967	The Last Challenge 	
===1968===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
1968 	Too Many Thieves 	
1968 	A Man Called Dagger 	
1968 	Hate for Hate 	US distribution
1968 	Revenge for Revenge 	
January 1968 	Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter	
January 17, 1968 	The Biggest Bundle of Them All 	
February 7, 1968 	Sol Madrid 	
February 21, 1968 	The Power 	
March 1, 1968 	Day of the Evil Gun 	
March 6, 1968 	The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich 	
March 8, 1968 	Stay Away, Joe 	
March 20, 1968 	Guns for San Sebastian 	A CIPRA films, Ernesto Enríquez and Filmes Cinematográfica production
April 6, 1968 	2001: A Space Odyssey 	
April 24, 1968 	A Stranger in Town 	US distribution; made by Infascelli in Italy
May 15, 1968 	Battle Beneath the Earth 	A Reynolds-Vetter production
June 12, 1968 	Speedway 	
June 19, 1968 	Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?	
June 21, 1968 	The Helicopter Spies 	Film version of a two-part episode of The Man from U.N.C.L.E.; released theatrically overseas only
July 3, 1968 	Dark of the Sun 	
July 29, 1968 	Kiss the Other Sheik 	US distribution
August 15, 1968 	A Time to Sing 	
August 21, 1968 	The Legend of Lylah Clare 	
August 1968 	A Man, a Horse, a Gun 	
September 11, 1968	The Young Runaways 	
September 19, 1968	Hot Millions 	
October 13, 1968 	The Subject Was Roses 	
October 23, 1968 	Live a Little, Love a Little 	
October 23, 1968 	Ice Station Zebra 	A Filmways production
November 4, 1968 	The Split 	
November 14, 1968 	The Shoes of the Fisherman 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
December 5, 1968 	The Impossible Years 	A Marten production
December 8, 1968 	The Fixer 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
===1969===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
1969 	The Appointment 	A Marpol production; US opening only in 1970
1969 	The Wolf Men 	
January 15, 1969 	The Extraordinary Seaman	Made by John Frankenheimer Productions and Edward Lewis Productions
January 22, 1969 	Ghosts - Italian Style 	US distribution; a C. C. Champion and Les Films Concordia production
February 13, 1969	Mayerling 	
March 7, 1969 	How to Steal the World 	Film version of the final two episodes of The Man from U.N.C.L.E.; theatrical release overseas only
March 12, 1969 	Where Eagles Dare 	
April 23, 1969 	Kenner 	
May 21, 1969 	The Green Slime 	A Ram films production; produced in association with Toei Company
June 11, 1969 	Heaven with a Gun 	A King Brothers production
June 18, 1969 	The Maltese Bippy 	
July 30, 1969 	The Best House in London	
August 22, 1969 	A Place for Lovers 	
August 28, 1969 	The Gypsy Moths 	
September 3, 1969	The Trouble with Girls 	
October 8, 1969 	Alfred the Great 	Made by Bernard Smith Films and the MGM-British Studios
October 31, 1969 	Marlowe 	
November 5, 1969 	Goodbye, Mr. Chips 	An Apjac production
November 10, 1969	Flareup 	A GMF production
==1970s==
===1970===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 9, 1970 	...tick...tick...tick... 	
February 9, 1970 	Zabriskie Point 	
February 20, 1970	The Five Man Army 	
April 22, 1970 	Brotherly Love 	
April 27, 1970 	Zig Zag 	
May 13, 1970 	My Lover My Son 	
May 26, 1970 	The Magic Garden of Stanley Sweetheart	
June 10, 1970 	The Walking Stick 	
June 15, 1970 	The Strawberry Statement 	
June 23, 1970 	Kelly's Heroes 	
July 1970 	The Moonshine War 	
September 9, 1970	House of Dark Shadows 	
October 1, 1970 	The Traveling Executioner 	
October 7, 1970 	Captain Nemo and the Underwater City 	
October 23, 1970 	No Blade of Grass 	
November 7, 1970 	The Phantom Tollbooth 	
November 9, 1970 	Ryan's Daughter 	
November 11, 1970	Elvis: That's the Way It Is 	
November 18, 1970	Dirty Dingus Magee 	
November 1970 	The Bushbaby 	
December 5, 1970 	Brewster McCloud 	
December 22, 1970	Alex in Wonderland 	
===1971===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
1971 	Freelance 	
February 1, 1971 	The Sidelong Glances of a Pigeon Kicker	
February 24, 1971	The Body 	
March 3, 1971 	Percy 	
March 18, 1971 	Get Carter 	
March 29, 1971 	Mad Dogs & Englishmen 	
April 22, 1971 	The Enchanted Years 	
April 28, 1971 	Pretty Maids All in a Row 	
May 12, 1971 	The Night Digger 	
May 26, 1971 	Villain 	
June 15, 1971 	Fortune and Men's Eyes 	
June 23, 1971 	Wild Rovers 	
June 30, 1971 	The Tales of Beatrix Potter 	U.S. theatrical distribution only; produced by EMI Films
July 2, 1971 	Shaft 	
July 7, 1971 	The Last Run 	
August 4, 1971 	Night of Dark Shadows 	
August 1971 	Clay Pigeon 	
October 1, 1971 	Catlow 	
December 1, 1971 	Going Home 	
December 1, 1971 	Chandler 	
December 8, 1971 	Believe in Me 	
December 16, 1971	The Boy Friend 	co-production with EMI FilmsNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
December 22, 1971	The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight 	
===1972===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 2, 1972 	The Jerusalem File 	
March 22, 1972 	Cool Breeze 	
March 29, 1972 	The Carey Treatment 	
March 1972 	Corky 	
May 24, 1972 	Skyjacked 	
June 7, 1972 	Black Belly of the Tarantula	
June 7, 1972 	The Weekend Murders
rights now owned by KOA Films with Code Red currently handling home video rights.	Distribution only
June 14, 1972 	Every Little Crook and Nanny	
June 18, 1972 	Shaft's Big Score 	
June 19, 1972 	Sitting Target 	
June 19, 1972 	One Is a Lonely Number 	Also known as Two Is a Happy Number
July 14, 1972 	The Wrath of God 	
August 2, 1972 	Kansas City Bomber 	
August 16, 1972 	Melinda 	
September 1972 	Savage Messiah 	
September 1972 	Private Parts 	
October 4, 1972 	Night of the Lepus 	
November 1, 1972 	Elvis on Tour 	
November 1, 1972 	The Great Waltz 	
November 22, 1972	They Only Kill Their Masters	
December 17, 1972	Travels with My Aunt 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
December 20, 1972	Hit Man 	
===1973===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 21, 1973 	Lolly-Madonna XXX 	
March 7, 1973 	Slither 	
March 8, 1973 	Ludwig 	
May 9, 1973 	Soylent Green 	
May 23, 1973 	Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid	
May 25, 1973 	Sweet Jesus, Preacherman 	
June 13, 1973 	Wicked, Wicked 	
June 14, 1973 	Shaft in Africa 	
June 28, 1973 	The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing	
June 1973 	Trader Horn 	
July 25, 1973 	Deaf Smith & Johnny Ears 	
September 26, 1973	Deadly China Doll 	
September 26, 1973	The Slams 	
October 1973 	The Outfit 	
November 21, 1973 	Westworld 	
===1974===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
March 20, 1974 	The Super Cops 	
May 8, 1974 	Kazablan 	
June 21, 1974 	That's Entertainment!	
September 20, 1974	Nightmare Honeymoon 	
===1975===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 1975 	Mr. Ricco 	
April 9, 1975 	The Passenger 	
May 22, 1975 	The Wind and the Lion	U.S. distribution only; co-production with Columbia Pictures
June 20, 1975 	The Silent Stranger 	
October 8, 1975 	Hearts of the West 	
November 6, 1975	The Sunshine Boys 	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
===1976===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
May 17, 1976 	That's Entertainment, Part II	
June 23, 1976 	Logan's Run 	
June 29, 1976 	Sweet Revenge 	
September 29, 1976	Norman... Is That You? 	
November 27, 1976 	Network
Rights shared between MGM and Turner EntertainmentTurner Entertainment Co. (distributed by Warner Bros.) own US distribution rights to (i.e. the "old MGM part") Network, while the current MGM owns international distribution rights (i.e. the "old UA part".)	co-production with United ArtistsNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
===1977===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
April 8, 1977 	Demon Seed 	
November 30, 1977	The Goodbye Girl	International distribution only; co-production with Warner Bros.Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
December 16, 1977	Telefon 	
===1978===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 6, 1978 	Coma 	
June 2, 1978 	Corvette Summer 	
July 19, 1978 	International Velvet	
December 22, 1978	Brass Target 	
===1979===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 1, 1979 	Jamaican Gold 	also known as The Treasure Seekers
March 14, 1979 	Voices 	
April 4, 1979 	The Champ 	remake of 1931 film
December 18, 1979	The Human Factor	
==1980s==
(company known as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Film Co., MGM/UA Entertainment Co., MGM Entertainment Co. and MGM/UA Communications Co.)
===1980===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 8, 1980 	Hero at Large 	
March 21, 1980 	Hide in Plain Sight 	
May 16, 1980 	Fame 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
August 8, 1980 	Why Would I Lie? 	
September 12, 1980	He Knows You're Alone	
December 19, 1980 	The Formula 	
===1981===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 27, 1981	Sunday Lovers 	
March 20, 1981 	The Postman Always Rings Twice
"The Postman always rings twice / an Andrew Braunsberg production ; produced in association with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ; produced by Charles Mulvehill and Bob Rafelson ; directed by Bob Rafelson" (PA0000100011 / 1981-05-04). United States Copyright Office.	co-production with Lorimar
June 12, 1981 	Clash of the Titans 	
July 24, 1981 	Tarzan, the Ape Man 	
October 9, 1981 	Rich and Famous 	
October 16, 1981 	...All the Marbles 	
December 2, 1981 	Whose Life Is It Anyway?	
December 11, 1981	Buddy Buddy 	
December 11, 1981	Pennies from Heaven 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
===1982===
Key to the colors used below
 	Film release label (following the MGM and UA merger)
MGM	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
UA 	United Artists
B 	Combined MGM and UA release
 	Release date 	Title 	Notes
MGM	January 22, 1982 	A Stranger Is Watching 	
MGM	February 12, 1982 	Cannery Row 	
MGM	February 19, 1982 	Shoot the Moon 	
MGM	March 5, 1982 	Diner 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
MGM	March 19, 1982 	Victor/Victoria 	distribution only, produced by Ladbrokes EntertainmentNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
UA 	April 1982 	Pandemonium 	United Artists
UA 	April 2, 1982 	Penitentiary II 	
UA 	April 23, 1982 	National Lampoon's Movie Madness	
UA 	May 28, 1982 	Rocky III 	distribution only; produced by United Artists
MGM	June 4, 1982 	Poltergeist 	co-production with SLM Production Group
B 	July 2, 1982 	The Secret of NIMH 	Distribution onlyProduced by Aurora and Don Bluth Productions
MGM	July 30, 1982 	Forced Vengeance 	
MGM	August 13, 1982 	Pink Floyd – The Wall 	Distribution only
MGM	August 20, 1982 	The Beastmaster 	distribution only
MGM	September 10, 1982	Endangered Species 	
MGM	September 17, 1982	Inchon 	Distribution only
MGM	September 24, 1982	Yes, Giorgio 	
MGM	October 1, 1982 	My Favorite Year 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
UA 	November 19, 1982 	Still of the Night 	
UA 	December 17, 1982 	Trail of the Pink Panther 	
===1983===
 	Release date 	Title 	Notes
MGM	January 21, 1983 	The Year of Living Dangerously	
UA 	March 24, 1983 	Gabriela 	
UA 	March 25, 1983 	The Black Stallion Returns 	Distribution only, produced by United Artists
MGM	April 15, 1983 	Rock & Rule 	US distribution only; produced in Canada by Nelvana
MGM	April 29, 1983 	The Hunger 	
MGM	April 1983 	Nana, the True Key of Pleasure	USA distribution only; co-production with The Cannon Group
UA 	April 24, 1983 	Exposed 	
UA 	June 3, 1983 	WarGames 	co-production with Sherwood Productions
UA 	June 10, 1983 	Octopussy 	Produced by Danjaq S.A.
UA 	August 12, 1983 	Curse of the Pink Panther 	
MGM	August 26, 1983 	Hercules 	USA distribution only; co-production with The Cannon Group
MGM	August 26, 1983 	Strange Brew 	
MGM	September 16, 1983	Revenge of the Ninja
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer owns worldwide rights due to MGM-Pathe merger.	international distribution only; co-production with The Cannon Group
MGM	September 30, 1983	Brainstorm 	
UA 	October 7, 1983 	Romantic Comedy 	co-production with Taft Entertainment
MGM	October 28, 1983 	The Wicked Lady 	distribution only; produced by The Cannon Group
MGM	November 18, 1983 	A Christmas Story 	
UA 	December 9, 1983 	Yentl 	
===1984===
 	Release date 	Title 	Notes
MGM	February 3, 1984 	Reckless 	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
MGM	March 2, 1984 	Over the Brooklyn Bridge 	distribution only; produced by The Cannon Group
MGM	March 2, 1984 	Sahara 	USA distribution only; co-production with The Cannon Group
MGM	March 16, 1984 	The Ice Pirates 	
MGM	March 30, 1984 	Misunderstood 	Distribution onlyProduced by Producers Sales Organization
MGM	May 4, 1984 	Breakin' 	USA distribution only; co-production with The Cannon Group
MGM	May 18, 1984 	Making the Grade 	distribution only; produced by The Cannon Group
UA 	June 22, 1984 	The Pope of Greenwich Village	
MGM	July 20, 1984 	Electric Dreams 	produced by Virgin Films
UA 	August 10, 1984 	Red Dawn 	distribution only; produced by United Artists
MGM	August 24, 1984 	Oxford Blues 	U.S. distribution only
UA 	September 21, 1984	Until September 	
MGM	September 1984 	Nothing Lasts Forever 	
UA 	October 5, 1984 	Teachers 	
UA 	October 12, 1984 	Garbo Talks 	
MGM	November 16, 1984 	Just the Way You Are 	
MGM	December 7, 1984 	2010 	
MGM	December 26, 1984 	Mrs. Soffel 	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
===1985===
 	Release date 	Title 	Notes
MGM	January 18, 1985 	That's Dancing! 	
MGM	February 1, 1985 	Heavenly Bodies 	
UA 	February 22, 1985 	Martin's Day 	
UA 	March 1, 1985 	The Aviator 	
MGM	April 12, 1985 	Cat's Eye 	Distribution onlyProduced by Dino De Laurentiis Company
MGM	May 3, 1985 	Gymkata 	
UA 	May 3, 1985 	Movers & Shakers 	
UA 	May 24, 1985 	A View to a Kill 	Produced by Danjaq S.A.
MGM	July 3, 1985 	Red Sonja 	Distribution onlyProduced by Dino De Laurentiis Company
MGM	August 16, 1985 	Year of the Dragon
Rights shared between MGM and Turner EntertainmentTurner Entertainment Co. (distributed by Warner Bros.) own US distribution rights to (i.e. the "old MGM part") Year of the Dragon, while the current MGM owns international distribution rights (the "Dino De Laurentiis Company" part) except for the UK.	Distribution onlyProduced by Dino De Laurentiis Company
MGM	September 27, 1985	Code Name: Emerald 	
MGM	September 27, 1985	Marie 	Distribution onlyProduced by Dino De Laurentiis Company
UA 	November 1, 1985 	To Live and Die in L.A.	
MGM	November 22, 1985 	Fever Pitch 	
UA 	November 27, 1985 	Rocky IV 	distribution only; produced by United Artists
===1986===
 	Release date 	Title 	Notes
UA 	January 31, 1986 	Youngblood 	
MGM	February 21, 1986 	9½ Weeks 	U.S. distribution only
MGM	February 28, 1986 	Dream Lover 	
MGM	March 28, 1986 	Ginger and Fred 	
MGM	April 18, 1986 	Wise Guys 	Last MGM film before the Turner split worldwide
MGM	May 9, 1986 	Killer Party 	Last MGM film before the Turner Entertainment Co. split (U.S. distribution only)
MGM	May 23, 1986 	Poltergeist II: The Other Side	First MGM film after the Turner splitMost films from this time onward (with few exceptions) are still owned by MGM
MGM	June 27, 1986 	Running Scared 	
MGM	August 29, 1986 	Shanghai Surprise 	distribution only; produced and owned by HandMade Films with Lionsgate handling distribution
MGM	September 19, 1986	Where the River Runs Black 	
MGM	November 26, 1986 	Solarbabies 	
===1987===
 	Release date 	Title 	Notes
MGM	February 6, 1987 	Dead of Winter 	
MGM	April 17, 1987 	Walk Like a Man 	
MGM	June 24, 1987 	Spaceballs 	
MGM	July 10, 1987 	O.C. and Stiggs 	
UA 	July 31, 1987 	The Living Daylights	Produced by Danjaq S.A.
MGM	October 30, 1987 	Fatal Beauty 	
MGM	December 16, 1987	Moonstruck 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
MGM	December 16, 1987	Overboard 	
===1988===
 	Release date 	Title 	Notes
MGM	February 26, 1988 	Taffin 	
MGM	March 11, 1988 	Masquerade 	
MGM	May 6, 1988 	Whoops Apocalypse 	distributor only, produced by ITC Entertainment
MGM	May 20, 1988 	Willow 	U.S. distribution only; co-production by Lucasfilm and Imagine EntertainmentOwned by The Walt Disney Company through Lucasfilm. Distributed on home video by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment until 2016.
MGM	June 10, 1988 	Poltergeist III 	
UA 	July 13, 1988 	It Takes Two 	
MGM	July 15, 1988 	A Fish Called Wanda	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
MGM	September 9, 1988 	Some Girls 	
MGM	September 23, 1988	Spellbinder 	
MGM	September 28, 1988	Memories of Me 	
UA 	November 9, 1988 	Child's Play 	
MGM	November 18, 1988 	Last Rites 	
MGM	December 2, 1988 	Blueberry Hill 	
UA 	December 16, 1988 	Rain Man 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture; co-production with Baltimore Pictures
===1989===
 	Release date 	Title 	Notes
MGM	January 13, 1989 	The January Man 	
MGM	February 3, 1989 	Wicked Stepmother 	
MGM	February 16, 1989 	The Mighty Quinn 	
MGM	March 3, 1989 	Mind Games 	
MGM	March 17, 1989 	Leviathan 	
UA 	May 19, 1989 	Road House 	co-production with Silver Pictures
UA 	July 14, 1989 	Licence to Kill 	Produced by Danjaq S.A.
MGM	September 20, 1989	A Dry White Season 	
MGM	October 27, 1989 	Kill Me Again 	
MGM	November 3, 1989 	After Midnight 	
MGM	November 10, 1989 	Survival Quest 	U.S. distribution only
UA 	November 17, 1989 	All Dogs Go to Heaven	distribution only; produced by Goldcrest Films and Sullivan Bluth Studios
MGM	December 1, 1989 	City Rhythms 	
==1990s==
:(company known as MGM-Pathé Communications Co., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc., MGM/UA Distribution Co. and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures)
===1990===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 26, 1990 	Mortal Passions 	
February 9, 1990 	Stanley & Iris 	
March 16, 1990 	Blue Steel 	
April 27, 1990 	Instant Karma 	
May 4, 1990 	Daddy's Dyin': Who's Got the Will? 	
August 24, 1990 	Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection	USA distribution only; co-production with Cannon Films
September 14, 1990	Death Warrant 	
October 5, 1990 	Desperate Hours 	
October 19, 1990 	Quigley Down Under 	co-production with Pathe Entertainment
November 16, 1990 	Rocky V 	distribution only; produced by United Artists
December 19, 1990 	The Russia House 	co-production with Pathe Entertainment
===1991===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 11, 1991 	Not Without My Daughter 	co-production with Pathe Entertainment
May 24, 1991 	Thelma & Louise 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
June 28, 1991 	Fires Within 	
July 26, 1991 	Life Stinks 	
August 9, 1991 	Delirious 	
August 23, 1991 	Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man	
September 6, 1991 	Crooked Hearts 	
September 6, 1991 	Company Business 	
September 13, 1991	Liebestraum 	
September 20, 1991	The Indian Runner 	
September 27, 1991	Timebomb 	
October 4, 1991 	The Man in the Moon 	
October 11, 1991 	Shattered 	
December 22, 1991 	Rush 	co-production with The Zanuck Company
===1992===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
March 6, 1992 	Once Upon a Crime	co-production with Dino De Laurentiis Company
March 27, 1992 	The Cutting Edge 	
May 8, 1992 	CrissCross 	
May 15, 1992 	The Vagrant 	
August 14, 1992 	Diggstown 	
October 2, 1992 	Of Mice and Men 	
October 30, 1992	The Lover 	
===1993===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 15, 1993 	Body of Evidence 	co-production with Dino De Laurentiis Company
February 12, 1993 	Untamed Heart 	
March 5, 1993 	Rich in Love 	co-production with The Zanuck Company
April 16, 1993 	Benny & Joon 	
August 6, 1993 	The Meteor Man 	
August 27, 1993 	Son of the Pink Panther 	co-production with United Artists
September 10, 1993	Undercover Blues 	
October 22, 1993 	Flight of the Innocent 	
October 29, 1993 	Fatal Instinct 	
November 19, 1993 	Dangerous Game 	
December 8, 1993 	Six Degrees of Separation	
===1994===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 1994 	Radio Inside 	
May 6, 1994 	That's Entertainment! III	co-production with Turner Entertainment
May 6, 1994 	Clean Slate 	co-production with The Zanuck Company
June 17, 1994 	Getting Even with Dad 	
July 1, 1994 	Blown Away 	
September 23, 1994	It Runs in the Family
aka My Summer Story	
October 28, 1994 	Stargate 	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Le Studio Canal+ and Carolco Pictures rights now owned by StudioCanal and Universal Studios although MGM still handles TV distribution, Rialto Pictures domestic theatrical distribution, and Lionsgate all other distribution rights
December 16, 1994 	Speechless 	
===1995===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
April 12, 1995 	The Pebble and the Penguin	U.S. distribution only; Warner Bros. Family Entertainment helds international rights; produced by Don Bluth Entertainment
June 2, 1995 	Fluke 	
July 7, 1995 	Species 	
September 13, 1995	Hackers 	distribution only; produced by United Artists
September 22, 1995	Showgirls 	distribution only; produced by United Artists and Carolco Pictures
October 20, 1995 	Get Shorty 	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. co-production with Jersey Films
October 27, 1995 	Leaving Las Vegas 	distribution only; produced by United Artists
November 13, 1995 	GoldenEye 	distribution only; produced by Danjaq, Inc., Eon Productions and United Artists
December 22, 1995 	Cutthroat Island 	distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures
===1996===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 12, 1996 	Bio-Dome 	
February 23, 1996 	Unforgettable 	co-production with Dino De Laurentiis Company
March 29, 1996 	All Dogs Go to Heaven 2	co-production with MGM Animation
April 26, 1996 	Mulholland Falls 	co-production with Largo Entertainment and The Zanuck Company
June 14, 1996 	Moll Flanders 	
July 19, 1996 	Fled 	
July 26, 1996 	Kingpin 	distribution only; produced by Rysher EntertainmentOwned by 2929 Entertainment. All Rysher productions listed above are now distributed by Paramount Pictures and Motion Picture Corporation of America
August 14, 1996 	House Arrest 	distribution only; produced by Rysher EntertainmentOwned by 2929 Entertainment. All Rysher productions listed above are now distributed by Paramount Pictures
September 27, 1996	2 Days in the Valley 	distribution only; produced by Rysher Entertainment
===1997===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 10, 1997 	Turbulence 	distribution only; produced by Rysher Entertainment and Europa Filmes
January 24, 1997 	Zeus and Roxanne 	distribution only; produced by Rysher Entertainment
May 2, 1997 	Warriors of Virtue 	co-production with Law Brothers Entertainment
September 12, 1997	The End of Violence	co-production with CiBy 2000 Pictures
October 31, 1997 	Red Corner 	
December 19, 1997 	Tomorrow Never Dies	distribution only; produced by Danjaq LLC, Eon Productions and United Artists
===1998===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 30, 1998 	Deceiver 	distribution only; produced by MDP Worldwide
March 13, 1998 	The Man in the Iron Mask	distribution only; produced by United Artists
April 10, 1998 	Species II 	
June 12, 1998 	Dirty Work 	
July 24, 1998 	Disturbing Behavior 	
September 25, 1998	Ronin 	distribution only; produced by United Artists
===1999===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 15, 1999 	At First Sight 	
March 26, 1999 	The Mod Squad 	
August 6, 1999 	The Thomas Crown Affair	
September 10, 1999	Stigmata 	
October 9, 1999 	Kiss the Sky 	
October 22, 1999 	Molly 	
November 19, 1999 	The World Is Not Enough	co-production with Danjaq LLC and Eon Productions
November 24, 1999 	Flawless 	co-production with Tribeca Productions
==2000s==
===2000===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 14, 2000	Supernova 	
March 1, 2000 	3 Strikes 	
April 7, 2000 	Return to Me 	
August 11, 2000 	Autumn in New York	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment
===2001===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 13, 2001	Antitrust 	
February 9, 2001	Hannibal 	USA distributor, co-production with Universal Pictures, Scott Free Productions and Dino De Laurentiis Company - DDLC
March 23, 2001 	Heartbreakers 	
April 11, 2001 	Josie and the Pussycats 	international distributor, co-production with Universal Pictures
April 11, 2001 	Doom Freedom Dreams Still Magic 	USA distributor, co-production with DreamWorks Pictures and Eon Productions
June 1, 2001 	What's the Worst That Could Happen?	co-production with Hyde Park Entertainment and Turman/Morrisey Productions
July 13, 2001 	Legally Blonde 	
April 11, 2001 	The Lion Sleeps Tonight 	international distributor, co-production with DreamWorks Pictures
August 3, 2001 	Original Sin 	co-production with Hyde Park Entertainment and Di Novi Pictures
October 12, 2001	Bandits 	co-production with Hyde Park Entertainment, Cheyenne Enterprises and Baltimore/Cold Spring Creek Pictures
===2002===
Release date 	Title 	Notea
February 8, 2002 	Rollerball 	co-production with Mosaic Media Group
February 15, 2002 	Hart's War 	co-production with Cheyenne Enterprises, David Ladd Films and David Forster Productions
June 14, 2002 	Windtalkers 	co-production with Lion Rock
July 12, 2002 	The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course	co-production with Animal Planet and Cheyenne Enterprises
September 13, 2002	Barbershop 	co-production with Cube Vision and State Street Pictures
October 11, 2002 	Bowling for Columbine 	distribution only; produced by United Artists
October 14, 2002 	Red Dragon 	select international distribution only, co-production with Universal Pictures, Dino De Laurentiis Company and Scott Free Productions
November 22, 2002 	Die Another Day 	co-production with Danjaq LLC and Eon Productions
===2003===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 17, 2003	A Guy Thing 	co-production with David Ladd Films
March 14, 2003 	Agent Cody Banks 	co-production with Maverick Films, Dylan Sellers Productions and Splendid Pictures
April 16, 2003 	Bulletproof Monk 	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment, Lion Rock and Mosaic Media Group
April 25, 2003 	It Runs in the Family 	USA distributor, co-production with Buena Vista International and Furthur Films
July 2, 2003 	Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde	
August 15, 2003 	Uptown Girls 	co-production with GreeneStreet Films
October 3, 2003 	Out of Time 	co-production with Original Film and Monarch Pictures
October 10, 2003	Good Boy! 	co-production with Jim Henson Pictures
===2004===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 9, 2004 	Andy's Tappy Toes 	first USA theatrical musical film award
February 6, 2004 	Barbershop 2: Back in Business 	co-production with Cube Vision and State Street Pictures
March 12, 2004 	Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London	co-production with Maverick Films, Dylan Sellers Productions and Splendid Pictures
April 2, 2004 	Walking Tall 	co-production with Hyde Park Entertainment, Mandeville Films and WWE Films
May 28, 2004 	Soul Plane 	
July 2, 2004 	De-Lovely 	
July 9, 2004 	Sleepover 	co-production with Landscape Entertainment and Woodstock Productions
September 3, 2004	Wicker Park 	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment
===2005===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 4, 2005 	Swimming Upstream 	Australia distribution only
February 18, 2005 	Bigger Than the Sky 	Australia distribution only
March 4, 2005 	Be Cool 	co-production with Jersey Films and Double Feature Films
March 30, 2005 	Beauty Shop 	
April 15, 2005 	The Amityville Horror 	USA distributor, co-production with Dimension Films, Platinum Dunes and Radar Pictures
May 6, 2005 	Jiminy Glick in Lalawood	distribution only; produced by Gold Circle Films
June 24, 2005 	Junior That's my Boy 	International distributor; co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, TriStar Pictures, Mutual Film Company and Patalex Productions
August 26, 2005 	The Brothers Grimm 	co-production with Miramax, Dimension Films, Atlas Entertainment, The Weinstein Company, Mosaic Media Group and Summit Entertainment
September 30, 2005	Into the Blue 	USA distributor; co-production with Columbia Pictures and Mandalay Pictures
November 23, 2005 	Yours, Mine and Ours 	International distributor; co-production with Paramount Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Nickelodeon Movies and Robert Simonds Productions; remake of the 1968 United Artists film of the same name
===2006===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 27, 2006 	Nanny McPhee 	select international distribution only, co-production with Universal Studios, Working Title Films and StudioCanal
February 10, 2006 	The Pink Panther 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Robert Simonds Productions
March 31, 2006 	Basic Instinct 2 	co-production with Intermedia Films and C2 Pictures
April 7, 2006 	Lucky Number Slevin
Rights are now held by The Weinstein Company. Distributed for home video by The Weinstein Co. and Genius Products (now Vivendi Entertainment).	USA distribution only; produced by The Weinstein Company
July 21, 2006 	Clerks II 	USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company
August 18, 2006 	Material Girls 	co-production with Arclight Films and Maverick Films]]
September 22, 2006	Flyboys 	co-production with Skydance Productions, Electric Entertainment and Centropolis Entertainment
September 29, 2006	School for Scoundrels	with Dimension Films; produced by The Weinstein Company
October 6, 2006 	Stormbreaker 	USA distribution only; produced by The Weinstein Company and Isle of Man Film
November 10, 2006 	Copying Beethoven 	co-production with Sidney Kimmel Entertainment
November 10, 2006 	Harsh Times 	Australia distribution only
November 17, 2006 	Casino Royale 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Eon Productions
November 23, 2006 	Bobby 	USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company
December 3, 2006 	Miss Potter 	USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company
November 28, 2006 	New York (2006) 	USA theatrical musical film award
December 20, 2006 	Rocky Balboa 	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Revolution Studios and Chartoff/Winkler Productions
December 29, 2006 	Factory Girl 	USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company
===2007===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 12, 2007 	Arthur and the Invisibles	USA theatrical distributor only, produced by The Weinstein Company and EuropaCorp
January 26, 2007 	Blood and Chocolate 	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment
February 9, 2007 	Breaking and Entering 	USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company
February 9, 2007 	Hannibal Rising 	USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company and Dino De Laurentiis Company
March 2, 2007 	Two Weeks 	
March 16, 2007 	Premonition 	co-production with TriStar Pictures, Hyde Park Entertainment and Offspring Entertainment
April 27, 2007 	The Poughkeepsie Tapes 	
May 4, 2007 	The Flying Scotsman 	
May 11, 2007 	Home of the Brave 	
May 11, 2007 	The Ex 	USA distribution only; produced by The Weinstein Company
June 1, 2007 	Mr. Brooks 	co-production with Element Films and Relativity Media
June 22, 2007 	1408 	USA distribution only; produced by Dimension Films, Di Bonaventura Pictures and The Weinstein Company
July 4, 2007 	Rescue Dawn 	
July 27, 2007 	Who's Your Caddy? 	USA distribution only; produced by Our Stories Films and Dimension Films
August 17, 2007 	Death at a Funeral 	
August 24, 2007 	The Nanny Diaries 	USA distribution only; produced by The Weinstein Company
August 31, 2007 	Halloween 	USA distribution only; produced by Dimension Films
September 14, 2007	The Hunting Party 	USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company
September 28, 2007	Feast of Love 	
October 12, 2007 	Lars and the Real Girl 	co-production with Sidney Kimmel Entertainment
October 26, 2007 	Music Within 	
November 9, 2007 	Lions for Lambs 	co-production with United Artists
November 21, 2007 	The Mist 	USA theatrical distribution only; produced by Dimension Films
November 30, 2007 	Awake 	USA theatrical distribution only; produced by The Weinstein Company
December 1, 2007 	Bob The Builder Movie 	USA Animation Musical Award
December 25, 2007 	The Great Debaters 	USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company
===2008===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 22, 2008 	Charlie Bartlett 	
March 28, 2008 	Superhero Movie 	USA distribution only; produced by Dimension Films
April 18, 2008 	Pathology 	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment
April 25, 2008 	Deal 	co-production with Tag Entertainment
August 15, 2008 	Vicky Cristina Barcelona 	USA distribution only; produced by The Weinstein Company
August 22, 2008 	The Longshots 	USA distribution only; produced by Dimension Films
August 29, 2008 	College 	
September 19, 2008	Igor 	co-production with The Weinstein Company and Exodus Film Group
October 3, 2008 	How to Lose Friends & Alienate People	co-production with HanWay Films, Film4 Productions and UK Film Council
October 31, 2008 	The Other End of the Line 	
November 7, 2008 	Soul Men 	USA distribution only; produced by Dimension Films
November 14, 2008 	Quantum of Solace 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Eon Productions
December 25, 2008 	Valkyrie 	co-production with United Artists, Bad Hat Harry Productions and Babelsberg Studio
===2009===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 6, 2009 	The Pink Panther 2 	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Robert Simonds Productions
June 12, 2009 	The Taking of Pelham 123	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Relativity Media, Escape Artists and Scott Free Productions
September 25, 2009	Fame 	co-production with United Artists and Lakeshore Entertainment
==2010s==
===2010===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
March 26, 2010 	Hot Tub Time Machine	co-production with United Artists; last film completely distributed by MGM before resorting to co-distributing
December 23, 2010	New York 2 (2010) 	USA Musical Award
===2011===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
July 8, 2011 	Zookeeper 	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Happy Madison Productions and Broken Road Productions; All films released starting with this film are produced following the company's financial troubles and no longer a major distribution studio.
December 20, 2011	The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Scott Rudin Productions and Yellow Bird Films
===2012===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
March 16, 2012 	21 Jump Street 	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Relativity Media and Original Film
August 8, 2012 	Hope Springs 	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Alliance Films, Mandate Pictures, Escape Artists and Film 360
October 5, 2012 	Everything or Nothing: The Untold Story of 007	Made for TV documentary, distribution; co-production with Columbia Pictures, Passion Pictures and Red Box Films
November 9, 2012 	Skyfall 	distribution; co-production with Columbia Pictures, Dune Entertainment and Eon Productions
November 21, 2012	Red Dawn 	uncredited, co-production with United Artists, FilmDistrict, FilmNation Entertainment and Contrafilm
December 14, 2012	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey 	co-production with Warner Bros., New Line Cinema and WingNut Films
===2013===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 25, 2013 	Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters 	co-production with Paramount Pictures, Gary Sanchez Productions, MTV Films and Babelsberg Studio
March 28, 2013 	G.I. Joe: Retaliation 	co-production with Paramount Pictures, Di Bonaventura Pictures, Hasbro Studios and Skydance Productions
October 18, 2013 	Carrie 	distribution; co-production with Screen Gems and Misher Films
December 13, 2013	The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug	co-production with Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, RatPac Entertainment and WingNut Films
===2014===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 12, 2014	RoboCop 	co-production with Columbia Pictures, StudioCanal and Strike Entertainment
June 13, 2014 	22 Jump Street 	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Relativity Media, Original Film, Media Rights Capital and Cannell Studios
July 25, 2014 	Hercules 	co-production with Paramount Pictures, Flynn Picture Company and Radical Pictures
August 22, 2014 	If I Stay 	co-production with New Line Cinema and Di Novi Pictures
December 17, 2014	The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies	co-production with Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, RatPac Entertainment and WingNut Films
===2015===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 20, 2015	Hot Tub Time Machine 2	co-production with Paramount Pictures, Panay Films and United Artists
May 8, 2015 	Hot Pursuit 	co-production with Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, RatPac Entertainment and Pacific Standard
May 22, 2015 	Poltergeist 	co-production with 20th Century Fox, Ghost House Pictures, TSG Entertainment and Vertigo Entertainment
June 26, 2015 	Max 	co-production with Warner Bros., RatPac Entertainment and Sunswept Entertainment
November 6, 2015 	Spectre 	distribution; co-production with Columbia Pictures, TSG Entertainment and Eon Productions
November 25, 2015	Creed 	co-production with Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, United Artists and Chartoff/Winkler Productions
===2016===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
February 12, 2016 	How to Be Single 	co-production with Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, RatPac Entertainment and Flower Films
April 15, 2016 	Barbershop: The Next Cut	co-production with Warner Bros., New Line Cinema and Cubevision
June 3, 2016 	Me Before You 	co-production with Warner Bros., New Line Cinema and Sunswept Entertainment
August 19, 2016 	Ben-Hur 	co-production with Paramount Pictures, Lightworkers Media, Bazelevs Company and Alphaville Films
September 23, 2016	The Magnificent Seven 	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Village Roadshow Pictures, Escape Artists, LStar Capital and Pin High Productions
===2017===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
March 17, 2017 	The Belko Experiment 	co-production with Orion Pictures, Blumhouse Tilt, High Top Releasing and The Safran Company
April 7, 2017 	Going in Style 	co-production with New Line Cinema, Village Roadshow Pictures, RatPac Entertainment and De Line Pictures; distributed by Warner Bros.
July 7, 2017 	The Amazing World of Gumball: Movie	co-production with Cartoon Network Movies, RatPac-Dune Entertainment and Boulder Media; distributed by Warner Bros.
August 4, 2017 	Detroit 	International distribution only; co-production with Annapurna Pictures, First Light Productions, and Page 1
August 18, 2017 	Everything, Everything 	co-production with Warner Bros.
November 22, 2017	Death Wish 	co-production with Cave 76
December 20, 2017	The LEGO Teen Titans Movie 	co-production with DC Comics, Ratpac-Dune Entertainment, Lin Pictures, Lord Miller Productions, Vertigo Entertainment; distributed by Warner Bros.
===2018===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 12, 2018 	The Spanish Bean 	co-production with A24 Films and RKO Pictures
March 16, 2018 	Tomb Raider 	co-production with Warner Bros. Pictures and GK Films
March 23, 2018 	Gnomeo & Juliet: Sherlock Gnomes	co-production with Paramount Animation and Rocket Pictures; distributed by Paramount Pictures
April 20, 2018 	Overboard 	co-production with Lionsgate Pictures, Pantelion Films and 3Pas Studios; distributed by American Artists Pictures
June 29, 2018 	The Hustle
http://deadline.com/2017/08/alex-sharp-nasty-woman-movie-dirty-rotten-scoundrels-remake-1202155666/	co-production with Pin High Productions and Camp Sugar Productions; distributed by Annapurna Pictures
September 21, 2018	Operation Finale 	co-production with Automatik Entertainment, distributed by Annapurna Pictures
November 23, 2018 	Creed II 	co-production with New Line Cinema; distribution with Warner Bros. Pictures and Annapurna Pictures
===2019===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
March 1, 2019 	Fighting with My Family 	co-production with Film4, Misher Films, Seven Bucks Productions and WWE Studios; distributed by Annapurna Pictures http://variety.com/2018/film/news/dwayne-johnson-fighting-with-my-family-2019-1202790528/
September 6, 2019	The Angry Birds Movie 2: Birdeo & Juliet	co-production with Paramount Animation and Rovio Animation; distributed by Paramount Pictures
October 11, 2019 	The Addams Family 	co-production with Cinesite Studios, The Jackal Group and BermanBraun
November 8, 2019 	Bond 007: Dawn of the Dinosaurs 	US distribution; co-production with Columbia Pictures and Eon Productions
==2020s==
after Disney purchased MGM in 2020, here are the MGM titles of the 2020s.
===2020===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
March 17, 2020 	Pink Panther (Live Action & CGI Film)	co-production with Walt Disney Pictures, This will be the first Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film to be distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
June 13, 2020 	G.I. Joe 3 	co-production with Paramount Pictures, Hasbro Studios and Di Bonaventura Pictures
August 7, 2020 	Smurfs: The Honey Games 	co-production with Paramount Animation, Nickelodeon Movies and Distributed by Paramount Pictures
September 14, 2020	Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters 2 	co-production with Paramount Pictures, MTV Films and Gary Sanchez Productions
December 12, 2020 	All Dogs go to Heaven 	Live-Action Remake; co-production with DHX Media
===2021===
Release date 	Title 	Notes
January 12, 2021 	Shanghai Dawn 	co-production with STX Entertainment
April 1, 2021 	Pinkalicous and Peteriffic: The Movie	under MGM Animation Studios; co-produced with Nelvana Pictures
July 14, 2021 	Fuzzy the Monster 	co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and F.T.M. Productions
October 31, 2021 	The Wizard of Oz 	Remake of the 1939 film; co-production with The Judy Garland Company and StudioCanal
November 28, 2021	Pancake City 	co-production with Monogram Pictures
==TBA==
Title 	Notes
Bond 26 	co-production with Eon Productions
Bond 27 	co-production with Eon Productions
Bond 28 	co-production with Eon Productions
Bond 29 	co-production with Eon Productions
Bond 30 	co-production with Eon Productions
Creed III 	
Creed IV 	
Creed V 	
The Secret of NIMH 	
Rock-a-Doodle 	
The Pebble and the Penguin 	
Apple Business 	under MGM Animation Studios
Money Loss 	
Big Showings 	
Moon Farming 	
Fetuccini 	under MGM Animation Studios; co-production with Pinewood Studios
Clarence: The Movie 	US Distribution only; co-production with Cartoon Network Movies; International distribution by AT&T Pictures
Craig of the Creek: The Lost Treasure	US Distribution only; co-production with Cartoon Network Movies; International distribution by AT&T Pictures
The Shining Sea 	under MGM Animation Studios
==See also==
* List of United Artists films (now owned by DHX/UA Media)
* List of Orion Pictures films
==Notes==
==References==
 
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