List of Universal Pictures films (1980–1989)

Din doli ŋɔ na nyɛla Universal Pictures ni produsi sinii shɛŋa yuuni 1980–1989, di daa pili la yuuni 1912 ka nyɛ Universal Film Manufacturing Company.

1980s
1980
 Release date Title Notes January 25, 1980  Guyana: Cult of the Damned  US distribution only February 8, 1980  The Last Married Couple in America  March 7, 1980  Coal Miner's Daughter  Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. March 21, 1980  Little Miss Marker  April 18, 1980  North Sea Hijack  April 25, 1980  Where the Buffalo Roam  May 9, 1980  The Nude Bomb  co-production with Time-Life Films May 23, 1980  The Gong Show Movie  June 13, 1980  The Island  co-production with Zanuck/Brown Company June 20, 1980  The Blues Brothers  July 18, 1980  Cheech and Chong's Next Movie  co-production with C&C Brown Productions August 8, 1980  Xanadu  August 15, 1980  Smokey and the Bandit II  co-production with Rastar September 19, 1980  Melvin and Howard  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. September 26, 1980  In God We Tru$t Resurrection  October 3, 1980  Somewhere in Time co-production with Rastar December 5, 1980  Flash Gordon  US distribution only; produced by Dino De Laurentiis Company

1981
 Release date Title Notes January 1, 1981  The White Lions  theatrical distribution only; produced by Alan Landsburg Productions 1981  Invaders from the Deep  distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment;movie compilation of the television series StingrayBurned at the Stake  theatrical distribution only; produced by Alan Landsburg Productions January 30, 1981  The Incredible Shrinking Woman  March 6, 1981  All Night Long  March 13, 1981  The Funhouse  April 10, 1981  Nighthawks  April 24, 1981  Beyond the Reef  US distribution only; produced by the Dino De Laurentiis CorporationCattle Annie and Little BritchesOwned by MGM US distribution only; produced by Hemdale Film Corporation May 1, 1981  King of the Mountain  US distribution only; produced by PolyGram Pictures May 22, 1981  The Four Seasons Bustin' Loose The Legend of the Lone RangerOwned by ITV Studios US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment and Wrather Productions June 26, 1981  The Great Muppet CaperOwned by Disney (via The Muppets Studio) US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment and Henson Associates July 17, 1981  Endless Love  US distribution only; produced by PolyGram Pictures August 21, 1981  An American Werewolf in LondonHonky Tonk FreewayOwned by StudioCanal US distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by EMI Films September 18, 1981  Continental Divide  co-production with Amblin ProductionsRaggedy Man  October 2, 1981  Zoot Suit  October 23, 1981  Silence of the North  October 30, 1981  Halloween II  US distribution only; produced by the Dino De Laurentiis Corporation November 13, 1981  The Pursuit of D. B. Cooper  US distribution only; produced by PolyGram Pictures December 18, 1981  Ghost Story Heartbeeps 

1982
 Release date Title Notes February 12, 1982  The Border  co-production with RKO PicturesOn Golden Pond  US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by IPC Films and ITC FilmsNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Drama. February 19, 1982  Barbarosa  US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment March 5, 1982  Evil Under the Sun  US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by EMI Films and Titan Productions March 12, 1982  Missing  co-production with PolyGram PicturesNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Drama. April 2, 1982  A Little Sex  US distribution only; co-production with MTM EnterprisesCat People  co-production with RKO Pictures May 7, 1982  Death Valley  May 14, 1982  Conan the Barbarian  US distribution only; produced by Dino De Laurentiis Corporation May 21, 1982  Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid  co-production with Aspen Film Society June 11, 1982  E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial  Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.co-production with Amblin Entertainment June 25, 1982  The Thing  co-production with Turman-Foster Company July 23, 1982  The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedyco-production with RKO Pictures August 13, 1982  Fast Times at Ridgemont High  co-production with Refugee Films September 26, 1982  Moonlighting  US distribution only October 22, 1982  Halloween III: Season of the Witch  US distribution only; produced by the Dino De Laurentiis Corporation December 3, 1982  Frances  US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by EMI Films and Brooksfilms  December 10, 1982  Sophie's Choice  US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment and Keith Barish Productionsnominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.La Traviata  US distribution only December 17, 1982  The Dark CrystalOwned by The Jim Henson Company with Sony Pictures handling distribution theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution in the U.S. only; produced by ITC Entertainment, Jim Henson Productions, Henson Organisation and The Jim Henson CompanySix Weeks  US distribution only; produced by PolyGram Pictures

1983
 Release date Title Notes February 4, 1983  Videodrome  distribution only; produced by Filmplan International, Canadian Film Development Corporation and Famous Players February 18, 1983  The Pirates of Penzance The Sting II  February 1983  Second Thoughts  US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by EMI Films and Turman-Foster Company March 4, 1983  Tender Mercies  US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by EMI Films and Antron Media ProductionNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. March 23, 1983  Eddie Macon's Run  March 25, 1983  Bad Boys  US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by EMI Films March 31, 1983  Monty Python's The Meaning of Life  co-production with Python (Monty) Pictures  May 6, 1983  Doctor Detroit  June 3, 1983  Psycho II  July 1, 1983  Stroker Ace  North American theatrical and international home video distribution only; co-production with Warner Bros. July 15, 1983  Puberty Blues  US distribution only July 22, 1983  Jaws 3-D  co-production with Alan Landsburg Productions July 29, 1983  Private School  August 12, 1983  Smokey and the Bandit Part 3  August 19, 1983  Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn  US distribution only September 2, 1983  Merry Christmas, Mr. LawrenceOwned by HanWay Films, with RLJE Films handling U.S. distribution US distribution only; produced by Recorded Picture Company September 9, 1983  Nightmares  September 15, 1983  Heat and DustOwned by Cohen Media Group US theatrical distribution only; produced by Merchant Ivory Productions September 21, 1983  Cross Creek  US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by Thorn EMI Screen Entertainment September 30, 1983  Going Berserk The Lonely Lady  US distribution onlyHanna K. October 21, 1983  Rumble Fish  co-production with Zoetrope Studios December 9, 1983  Scarface  December 16, 1983  D.C. Cab  co-production with The Guber-Peters Company and RKO Pictures
1984
 Release date Title Notes January 27, 1984  The Lonely Guy  co-production with Aspen Film Society February 17, 1984  Crackers  February 1984  Slayground  US theatrical distribution with Associated Film Distribution only; produced by Thorn EMI Films March 2, 1984  Repo Man  distribution only; produced by Edge City Productions March 16, 1984  Tank  co-production with Lorimar Productions April 6, 1984  Hard to Hold  April 13, 1984  Iceman  May 4, 1984  Sixteen Candles  co-production with Channel Productions May 11, 1984  Firestarter  North American and select theatrical international distribution only; produced by Dino De Laurentiis Company June 1, 1984  Streets of Fire  co-production with RKO Pictures June 13, 1984  Under the Volcano  US distribution only; produced by Ithaca Enterprises June 29, 1984  Conan the Destroyer  North America, theatrical Australia and Spain distribution only; produced by the Dino De Laurentiis Company July 13, 1984  The Last Starfighter  US distribution only; co-production with Lorimar Productions July 20, 1984  One Deadly Summer  US distribution only; produced by TF1 August 10, 1984  Cloak & Dagger  September 21, 1984  All of MeOwned by Lionsgate in the U.S., and Icon Entertainment International and Exclusive Media internationally US theatrical distribution only; produced by Kings Road Entertainment September 28, 1984  The Wild Life  October 10, 1984  Comfort and Joy  US theatrical distribution only; produced by Thorn EMI Screen Entertainment, Kings Road Entertainment, and Scottish Television October 26, 1984  Terror in the Aisles  US distribution only; produced by T.E.M. Programs International December 14, 1984  Dune  North American and select theatrical international distribution only; produced by Dino De Laurentiis CorporationMass Appeal  distribution only December 19, 1984  The River 

1985
 Release date Title Notes February 15, 1985  The Breakfast Club  co-production with A&M Films and Channel Productions February 22, 1985  Into the Night  March 8, 1985  Mask  April 12, 1985  Annie's Coming Out  US distribution only; also known as A Test of Love April 26, 1985  Stick  May 3, 1985  Gotcha!  May 22, 1985  Brewster's Millions  co-production with Silver Pictures (uncredited) May 31, 1985  Fletch  July 3, 1985  Back to the Future  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.co-production with Amblin Entertainment August 2, 1985  Weird Science  co-production with Hughes Entertainment and Silver Pictures September 13, 1985  James Joyce's Women  US distribution only; produced by Rejoycing Company September 20, 1985  Creator  US theatrical distribution only; produced by Kings Road EntertainmentMorons from Outer Space  US theatrical distribution only; produced by Thorn EMI Screen Entertainment October 4, 1985  Dreamchild  October 18, 1985  The Holcroft CovenantWild Geese II October 1985  UFOria distribution only; produced by Melvin Simon Productions December 18, 1985  Brazil  US distribution only; produced by Embassy International Pictures December 20, 1985  Out of Africa  Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.co-production with Mirage Enterprises

1986
 Release date Title Notes January 31, 1986  The Best of Times  US theatrical distribution only; produced by Kings Road Entertainment March 26, 1986  The Money Pit  co-production with Amblin Entertainment April 18, 1986  Legend  US distribution only; produced by Embassy International Pictures May 14, 1986  Sweet Liberty  June 18, 1986  Legal Eagles  July 2, 1986  Psycho III  August 1, 1986  Howard the Duck  distribution only; produced by Lucasfilm August 29, 1986  Bullies  US distribution only; produced by Simcom Limited September 12, 1986  'night, Mother  co-production with Aaron Spelling Productions October 3, 1986  Playing for Keeps  US distribution only; produced by Miramax Films October 10, 1986  Clockwise  US theatrical distribution only; produced by Thorn EMI Screen Entertainment November 21, 1986  An American Tail  co-production with Amblin Entertainment and Sullivan Bluth Studios December 25, 1986  Brighton Beach Memoirs  co-production with Rastar

1987
 Release date Title Notes April 10, 1987  The Secret of My Success  co-production with Rastar May 1, 1987  The Allnighter  co-production with Aurora Productions June 5, 1987  Harry and the Hendersons  co-production with Amblin Entertainment June 26, 1987  Dragnet  July 17, 1987  Jaws: The Revenge  August 14, 1987  North Shore  co-production with Finnegan/Pinchuk Productions August 21, 1987  Born in East L.A.  September 18, 1987  Amazon Women on the Moon  October 9, 1987  Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll Three O'Clock High  October 23, 1987  Prince of Darkness  US distribution only; produced by Alive Films October 27, 1987  Positive I.D.  November 6, 1987  Cry Freedom  co-production with Marble Arch Productions November 13, 1987  Cross My Heart  December 4, 1987  Walker  co-production with In-Cine Compañía Industrial Cinematográfica December 18, 1987  Batteries Not Included  Nominee of the Saturn Award for Best Actress.co-production with Amblin Entertainment

1988
 Release date Title Notes February 5, 1988  The Serpent and the Rainbow   March 18, 1988  The Milagro Beanfield War  March 25, 1988  Biloxi Blues  co-production with Rastar April 22, 1988  Casual Sex?  May 6, 1988  Shakedown  US distribution only; produced by Shapiro-Glickenhaus Entertainment June 17, 1988  The Great Outdoors  co-production with Hughes Entertainment July 8, 1988  Phantasm II  US distribution only; produced by Spacegate Corporation July 20, 1988  Midnight Run  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.co-production with City Light Films August 12, 1988  The Last Temptation of Christ  co-production with Cineplex Odeon Films September 9, 1988  Moon Over Parador  September 23, 1988  Gorillas in the Mist  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.North American distribution only; co-production with Warner Bros. October 14, 1988  Madame Sousatzka  US distribution only; produced by Cineplex Odeon Films November 4, 1988  They Live  US distribution only; produced by Alive Films November 18, 1988  The Land Before Time  co-production with Amblin Entertainment and Sullivan Bluth Studios November 1988  Missing Link  December 1, 1988  Screwball Hotel  December 2, 1988  Watchers  US theatrical distribution only; produced by Concorde Pictures, Centaur Films, Rose & Ruby Productions, and Canadian Entertainment Investors No. 2 and Company December 9, 1988  Twins  December 21, 1988  Talk Radio  US distribution only; produced by Cineplex Odeon Films

1989
 Release date Title Notes February 17, 1989  The 'Burbs  distribution only; produced by Imagine Entertainment March 17, 1989  Fletch Lives  April 7, 1989  The Dream Team  distribution only; produced by Imagine Entertainment April 21, 1989  Field of Dreams  US distribution only; co-production with the Gordon Company  April 28, 1989  K-9  co-production with the Gordon Company  June 2, 1989  Renegades  US distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Entertainment and Interscope Communications June 30, 1989  Do the Right Thing  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.co-production with 40 Acres and A Mule Filmworks August 2, 1989  Parenthood  distribution only; produced by Imagine Entertainment August 16, 1989  Uncle Buck  co-production with Hughes Entertainment September 15, 1989  Sea of Love  October 27, 1989  Shocker  US distribution only; produced by Alive Films November 10, 1989  Dad  co-production with Amblin Entertainment November 22, 1989  Back to the Future Part II  December 15, 1989  The Wizard  US distribution only; co-production with Finnegan-Pinchuk Company December 20, 1989  Born on the Fourth of July  Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. December 22, 1989  Always  co-production with United Artists and Amblin Entertainment

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