Talaan ng mga pelikulang nasa pampublikong dominyo sa Estados Unidos

Karamihan sa mga pelikula ay napapailalim sa copyright, ngunit ang mga nakalista dito ay pinaniniwalaan na nasa public domain sa United States. Nangangahulugan ito na walang gobyerno, samahan, o indibidwal na nagmamay-ari ng anumang copyright sa trabaho, at dahil dito ito ay karaniwang pag-aari."An Introduction to Films and Motion Pictures" at RoyaltyFreeMusic.com  Retrieved August 4, 2009 Ang listahang ito ay hindi komprehensibo; ang karamihan sa mga pelikulang pampubliko na domain ay hindi kasama dito sa iba`t ibang mga kadahilanan. Ang mga pelikula sa listahang ito ay maaaring magsama ng mga elemento mula sa iba pang mga gawa na nasa ilalim pa rin ng copyright, kahit na ang pelikula mismo ay wala sa copyright.

 May copyright na mga elemento ng isang pelikula 

Walang opisyal na listahan ng mga pelikula (o iba pang mga gawa) sa pampublikong domain. Mahirap matukoy ang katayuan ng pampublikong domain ng isang pelikula dahil maaaring kasama dito ang anuman o lahat ng mga sumusunod na may copyright na elemento:
 Sinematograpiya
 Drama
 Panitikan
 Musika
 Art
 Mga guhit-larawang karakter (hal., Bugs Bunny)
 Mga kathang-isip na tauhan (hal., James Bond)

 Pagdodokumento ng katayuan sa pampublikong domain 

Kung ang isang pelikula ay lilitaw sa listahan sa ibaba, malaki ang posibilidad na nawala ang ilan o lahat ng proteksyon sa copyright ng Estados Unidos o sa kaso ng mga pelikula ng gobyerno ng Estados Unidos, ay hindi kailanman protektado ng copyright.

Walang iisang pamamaraan para sa pagtukoy kung ang isang pelikula, o mga bahagi nito, ay nasa pampublikong domain. Mayroong maraming mga pamamaraan na maaaring magamit upang idokumento ang katayuan sa pampublikong domain ng isang pelikula. Kabilang dito ang mga sumusunod:

 Kawalan ng pagbabago 
Bago ang taong 1988, ang lahat ng pelikula ng pelikula ay inilathala pagkatapos ng 1909 na may paunawa sa copyright kung saan magaganap ang ika-28 taon ng copyright bago ang taong 1988, na kailangang irehistro at bago ang ika-28 taon, ang pagrehistro ay kailangang i-renew, o ang copyright para sa pelikula ay mag-e-expire at papasok ito sa pampublikong domain. Nalalapat ito sa lahat ng mga pelikulang nakarehistro para sa copyright bago ang taong 1960. Ang mga pag-renew ng copyright ay naging opsyonal noong 1988.

 Tukuyin ang pagpaparehistro sa copyright 
Ang mga pagrehistro ng copyright ng larawan ng paggalaw bago ang 1978 ay na-publish sa semi-taunang Catalog ng Copyright s. Nag-publish din ang Library of Congress ng pinagsama-sama na Mga Catalog ng Copyright ng mga pagarehistro ng larawan para sa mga yugto

 1894–1911
 1912–1939Catalog of Copyright Entries: Cumulative Series. Motion Pictures 1912-1939 (51,112 films), published in 1951. L.C. card, 51-60018. (copy)
 1940–1949
 1950–1959
 1960–1969
 1970–1979
 1980–1989

 Katayuan sa pag-renew ng copyright 
Para sa mga pelikulang nakarehistro sa  - kasama ang 1963, mahalagang malaman ang katayuan sa pag-renew. Ang semi-taunang mga booklet ng Copyright Catalog ay may halos kumpleto (hindi bababa sa 99.99%) na mga listahan ng mga pag-renew para sa mga pelikulang nakarehistro 28 taon na ang nakalilipas. Ang mga buklet na semi-taunang iyon lahat ay hindi naka-print. Gayunpaman, para sa  hanggang 1959, tumutugma ang mga aklat ng Film Superlist sa mga pag-renew ng copyright sa mga naunang pagrehistro. Ang mga pagrerehistro at pag-update ng copyright ay matatagpuan sa
 Film Superlist: Motion Pictures in the U.S. Public Domain 1894–1939 (Volume 1)
 Film Superlist: Motion Pictures in the U.S. Public Domain 1940–1949 (Volume 2)
 Film Superlist: Motion Pictures in the U.S. Public Domain 1950–1959 (Volume 3)

Noong 1992, binago ng Kongreso ang batas sa copyright upang gawing awtomatiko ang pag-renew para sa mga copyright na nakarehistro noong 1964 at mas bago.

 Listahan ng mga pelikula sa pampublikong dominyo sa Estados Unidos 

Ang lahat ng mga pelikulang inilabas bago ang , o gawa ng gobyerno ng Estados Unidos, ay nasa pampublikong domain na ngayon sa United States.  Ang mga ito ay hindi nakalista dito upang mapanatili ang listahang ito sa isang mapapamahalaang laki.  Tingnan ang :Category:Films by year para sa mga pre- na pelikula.

  Tandaan: Ang listahang ito ay hindi komprehensibo;  hindi nakalista dito ang karamihan sa mga pampublikong domain na pelikula.  Kasama sa listahang ito ang isang seleksyon ng mga kilalang pelikula kung saan available ang isang maaasahang pangalawang mapagkukunan na tumatalakay sa katayuan ng pampublikong domain.

{|class="wikitable sortable"
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!Film title !! Release year !! Director !! Studio / Distributor !! Entered the public domain in (year) !! Reason for entering the public domain !! Note(s)

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|Abraham Lincoln || 1930 || D. W. Griffith || United Artists || 1958 || Copyright not renewed || 
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|Africa Screams || 1949 || Charles Barton || United Artists || 1977 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Algiers || 1938 || John Cromwell || United Artists || 1966 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp || 1939 || Dave Fleischer || Paramount Pictures ||  ||  || The third of three Popeye Technicolor two-reel specials 
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|The Amazing Mr. X || 1948 || Bernard Vorhaus || Eagle-Lion Films ||  ||  || Also known as The Spiritualist
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|Angel and the Badman || 1947 || James Edward Grant || Republic Pictures || 1975 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|The Animal Kingdom || 1932 || Edward H. Griffith || RKO Radio Pictures || 1960 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|At War with the Army || 1950 || Hal Walker || Paramount Pictures ||  || page 68 ||
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|Attack of the Giant Leeches || 1959 || Bernard L. Kowalski || American International Pictures ||  ||  ||
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|The Bat || 1959 || Crane Wilbur || Allied Artists ||  ||  ||
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|Beat the Devil || 1953 || John Huston || United Artists || 1980 || Copyright not renewed || The 2016 restoration is not in the public domain.
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|Beau Ideal || 1931(copyright notice: 1930) || Herbert Brenon || RKO Radio Pictures || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Becky Sharp || 1935 || Rouben Mamoulian || RKO Radio Pictures ||  ||  ||
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|Behind Office Doors || 1931 || Melville W. Brown || RKO Radio Pictures || 1959 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Bird of Paradise || 1932 || King Vidor || RKO Radio Pictures || 1960 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Blood on the Sun || 1945 || Frank Lloyd || United Artists || 1973 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Blue Steel || 1934|| Robert N. Bradbury || Lone Star Pictures ||  || . ||
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|Bowery at Midnight || 1942 || Wallace Fox || Monogram Pictures ||  ||  ||
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|The Brain That Wouldn't Die || 1962 (completed: 1959)|| Joseph Green || American International Pictures || 1962 || Missing copyright notice || Originally completed in 1959 under the title The Black Door (it was then changed to The Head That Wouldn't Die), it was not released until May 3, 1962, where failure to add the copyright notice resulted in the film entering the public domain.
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|Brideless Groom || 1947 || Edward Bernds || Columbia Pictures || 1960s || Copyright not renewed || Short film
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|A Bucket of Blood || 1959 || Roger Corman || American International Pictures ||  ||  ||
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|Captain Kidd || 1945 || Rowland V. Lee || United Artists ||  || page 274 ||
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|Carnival of Souls || 1962 || Herk Harvey || Herts-Lion International Corp. || 1962 || Missing copyright notice ||There was a dispute about the rights to the film from 1990 to 1995.The entirety of the film rights might have been granted to John Clifford in 1996. The DVD release of the film by The Criterion Collection lists copyright by Harold Harvey and John Clifford.
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|Charade || 1963 || Stanley Donen || Universal Pictures || 1963 || Defective copyright notice || Original music still in copyrightOnline search results for keywords "Henry Mancini Charade", from US Copyright Office.Original story by Peter Stone still in copyrightThe original story basis for Charade is The Unsuspecting Wife by Peter Stone and Marc Behm, which appeared in the July 1961 issue of Redbook magazine. The copyright to the story was renewed by Stone in 1989 (see source: David Pierce (2007), Note #20, pg. 141).
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|Check and Double Check || 1930 || Melville W. Brown || RKO Radio Pictures || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Conspiracy || 1930 || Christy Cabanne || RKO Radio Pictures || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Cyrano de Bergerac || 1950 || Michael Gordon || United Artists || 1980s ||  ||
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|The Dance of Life || 1929 || John Cromwell || Paramount Pictures || 1957 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Danger Lights || 1930 || George B. Seitz || RKO Radio Pictures || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|The Deadly Companions || 1961 || Sam Peckinpah || Pathé-America || 1961 || Missing copyright notice ||
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|Debbie Does Dallas || 1978 || Jim Clark || VCX || 1981 || Missing copyright notice || The Dallas Cowboys hold veto power on commercial publication due to unauthorized use of their cheerleaders' trademarks.
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|Dementia 13 || 1963 || Francis Ford Coppola || American International Pictures ||  ||  || Also known as The Haunted and the Hunted
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|Detour || 1945 || Edgar G. Ulmer || Producers Releasing Corporation ||  || Copyright not renewed || 
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|The Devil Bat || 1940 || Jean Yarbrough || Producers Releasing Corporation ||  ||  ||
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|Disorder in the Court ||1936 || Preston Black || Columbia Pictures || 1960s || Copyright not renewed || Short film
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|Dixiana || 1930 || Luther Reed || RKO Radio Pictures || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|D.O.A. || 1949 || Rudolph Maté || United Artists || 1977 || Copyright not renewed ||  
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|Ella Cinders || 1926 || Alfred E. Green || First National Pictures ||  ||  ||
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|The Emperor Jones || 1933 || Dudley Murphy || United Artists ||  ||  ||
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|Father's Little Dividend || 1951(copyright notice: 1950) || Vincente Minnelli || MGM || 1978 || Copyright not renewed ||
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| || 1932 || Frank Borzage || Paramount Pictures || 1960 || Copyright not renewed || Based on the copyrighted (R177406) novel by Ernest Hemingway
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|Fear and Desire || 1953 || Stanley Kubrick || Joseph Burstyn ||  || Copyright not renewed ||
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|The Flying Deuces || 1939|| A. Edward Sutherland || RKO Radio Pictures ||  || ||
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|The Front Page || 1931 || Lewis Milestone || United Artists ||  ||  || | Source material (the stage play The Front Page) rights under copyright until 2024 
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|The General || 1926 || Clyde BruckmanBuster Keaton || United Artists || 1955 ||Copyright not renewed || 
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|Glen or Glenda || 1953 || Ed Wood || Columbia Classics ||  ||  ||
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|Go for Broke! || 1951(copyright notice: 1950) || Robert Pirosh || MGM || 1978 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|God's Little Acre || 1958 || Anthony Mann || United Artists ||  || page 268 || The colorized version is not in the public domain.
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|The Gorilla || 1939 || Allan Dwan || 20th Century Fox ||  || page 152 ||
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|The Great Flamarion || 1945 || Anthony Mann || Republic Pictures ||  || Copyright not renewed || 
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|Gulliver's Travels || 1939 || Dave Fleischer || Paramount Pictures || 1967 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Half Shot at Sunrise || 1930 || Paul Sloane || RKO Radio Productions || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|His Girl Friday || 1940(copyright date: 1939) || Howard Hawks || Columbia Pictures ||1967 ||Copyright not renewed  || Source material (the stage play The Front Page) rights under copyright until 2024 
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|The Hitch-Hiker || 1953 || Ida Lupino || RKO Radio Pictures ||  ||  ||
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|Hook, Line and Sinker || 1930 || Edward F. Cline || RKO Radio Pictures || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|House on Haunted Hill || 1959 || William Castle || Allied Artists ||  ||  ||
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|Indestructible Man || 1956 || Jack Pollexfen || Allied Artists ||  ||  ||
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|Inside the Lines || 1930 || Roy Pomeroy || RKO Radio Productions || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|The Inspector General || 1949 || Henry Koster || Warner Bros. ||  ||  ||
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|It's a Wonderful Life || 1946(copyright notice: 1947) || Frank Capra || Liberty FilmsRKO Pictures || 1975 || Copyright not renewed || While the film images are public domain, under rulings of Stewart v. Abend, the film text (script) is based on the copyrighted short story "The Greatest Gift" by Philip Van Doren Stern.Cox, Stephen. It's a Wonderful Life: A Memory Book. Nashville, Tennessee: Cumberland House, 2003. 115. Print. . Copyright of the short story, The Greatest Gift, expires after 2038, 95 years after publication."Renewal Registrations, p. 1614." Catalog of Copyright Entries, January–June 1971, U.S. Copyright Office. Retrieved: November 8, 2010.Republic also purchased the exclusive rights to the film's copyrighted music to further shore up its rights.
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|The Jackie Robinson Story || 1950 || Alfred E. Green || Eagle-Lion Films ||  ||  || Ancillary rights owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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|The Joe Louis Story || 1953 || Robert Gordon || United Artists ||  || page 82 ||
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|Kansas City Confidential || 1952 || Phil Karlson || United Artists ||  || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Kept Husbands || 1931 || Lloyd Bacon || RKO Radio Productions || 1959 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|The Lady Refuses || 1931 || George Archainbaud || RKO Radio Productions || 1959 || Copyright not renewed ||
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| || 1930 || Victor Sjöström || MGM || 1958 || Copyright not renewed || Based on the play They Knew What They Wanted
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|The Last Man on Earth || 1964 || Ubaldo Ragona, Sidney Salkow || American International Pictures, 20th Century Fox || 1992 || Copyright not renewed|| 
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|The Last Time I Saw Paris || 1954(copyright notice: 1944) || Richard Brooks || MGM || 1972 || Defective copyright notice || Music score still protected by copyrightOnline results from keyword search: "Last Time I Saw Paris Conrad Salinger" in United States Copyright Office. Retrieved June 17, 2012.
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|Lawful Larceny || 1930 || Lowell Sherman || RKO Radio Productions || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Leathernecking || 1930 || Edward F. Cline || RKO Radio Productions || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Letter of Introduction || 1938 || John M. Stahl || Universal Pictures || 1966 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Life with Father || 1947 || Michael Curtiz || Warner Bros. || 1975 || Copyright not renewedpage 272 ||
|-
|The Little Princess || 1939 || Walter Lang ||  20th Century Fox || 1967 || Copyright not renewed ||
|-
|Little Shop of HorrorsThe Little Shop of Horrors|| 1960 || Roger Corman || Filmgroup || 1988 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Lonely Wives || 1931 || Russell Mack || RKO Radio Pictures || 1959 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Love Affair || 1939 || Leo McCarey || RKO Radio Pictures || 1967 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Love Laughs at Andy Hardy || 1945 || Willis Goldbeck || MGM ||  || Copyright not renewedFilm Superlist: Motion Pictures in the U.S. Public Domain (1940-1949), page 222. ||
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|The Lucky Texan || 1934 || Robert N. Bradbury || Lone Star Pictures ||  || . ||
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|Made for Each Other || 1939 || John Cromwell || United Artists ||  ||  ||
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|Malice in the Palace || 1949 || Jules White || Columbia Pictures || 1960s || Copyright not renewed || Short film
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|The Man from Utah || 1934|| Robert N. Bradbury || Lone Star Pictures ||  || . ||
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|The Man with the Golden Arm || 1955 || Otto Preminger || United Artists ||  ||  ||
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|Maniac || 1934 || Dwain Esper || Roadshow Attractions ||  ||  || Also known as Sex Maniac
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|Manos: The Hands of Fate || 1966 || Harold P. Warren || Emerson Film Enterprises || 1968 || Failure to display copyright noticeTHE BATTLE OVER THE WORST MOVIE EVER  playboy.com accessed October 3, 2015 || Original script may have been copyrighted
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|March of the Wooden Soldiers || 1950 || Gus Meins || Lippert Pictures || 1950 || Failure to display copyright notice || This is a later abridgement of Babes in Toyland (1934), which is still in copyright. Its public domain status remains unclear.
|-
|McLintock! || 1963 || Andrew V. McLaglen || United Artists || 1991 || Copyright not renewed"Court Rules for 'Goodtimes' in McLintock! Case", in Billboard, May 14, 1994,pg. 73 & 82 || Music score still under copyright
|-
|Meet John Doe || 1941 || Frank Capra || Warner Bros. || 1969 || Copyright not renewed ||
|-
|Millie || 1931 || John Francis Dillon || RKO Radio Pictures || 1959 || Copyright not renewed ||
|-
|Mr. Imperium ||1951(copyright notice: 1950) ||Don Hartman ||MGM || 1978 ||Copyright not renewed ||
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|My Dear Secretary || 1948 || Charles Martin || United Artists ||  ||  ||
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|My Favorite Brunette || 1947 || Elliott Nugent || Paramount Pictures || 1975 || Copyright not renewed ||
|-
|My Man Godfrey || 1936 || Gregory La Cava || Universal Pictures ||  ||  || While the film images are public domain, under rulings of Stewart v. Abend, the film text (script) is based on the copyrighted 1935 book My Man Godfrey by Eric S. Hatch. 
|-
|Night of the Living Dead|| 1968 || George A. Romero || Walter Reade ||1968 || Missing copyright notice and errors from the distributorNight of the Living Dead entered the public domain because the original theatrical distributor, the Walter Reade Organization, neglected to place a copyright indication on the prints. In 1968, United States copyright law required a proper notice for a work to maintain a copyright. See U.S. Copyright Office, Circular 92, Copyright Law of the United States of America, Chapter 4: Copyright Notice, Deposit, and Registration, Omission of notice on certain copies and phonorecords. Image Ten displayed such a notice on the title frames of the film beneath its original title, Night of the Flesh Eaters, but the distributor removed the statement when it changed the title. See  || The restored version released on home media by The Criterion Collection is under copyright by Image Ten, Inc.
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|Nothing Sacred || 1937 || William A. Wellman || Selznick,United Artists || 1965 ||Copyright not renewed ||
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|Of Human Bondage || 1934 || John Cromwell || RKO Radio Pictures || 1962 || Copyright not renewed  ||
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|One-Eyed Jacks || 1961(copyright notice:1960) || Marlon Brando || Pennebaker Productions, Paramount Pictures || 1988 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Our Town || 1940 || Sam Wood || United Artists ||  ||  ||
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|The Outlaw || 1943 || Howard Hughes || Howard Hughes Prod., United Artists || 1971 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|The Painted Hills|| 1951 || Harold F. Kress || MGM || 1979 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|The Pay-Off || 1930 || Lowell Sherman || RKO Radio Pictures || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Penny Serenade || 1941 || George Stevens || Columbia Pictures || 1968 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Plan 9 from Outer Space || 1959 || Ed Wood || Distributors Corporation of America || 1987 ||  || 
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|Popeye the Sailor Meets Ali Baba's Forty Thieves || 1937 || Dave Fleischer || Paramount Pictures ||  ||  || The second of three Popeye Technicolor two-reel specials 
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|Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor || 1936 || Dave Fleischer || Paramount Pictures ||  ||  || The first of three Popeye Technicolor two-reel specials 
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|Pot o' Gold || 1941 || George Marshall || United Artists ||  || page 199 ||
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|Quicksand || 1950 || Irving Pichel || United Artists ||  || page 184 ||
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|Rage at Dawn || 1955 || Tim Whelan || RKO Pictures ||  || page 114 ||
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|Rain || 1932 || Lewis Milestone || United Artists || 1960 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Randy Rides Alone || 1934 || Harry L. Fraser || Lone Star Pictures || 1934 || Copyright notice lacks claimant ||
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|The Red House || 1947 || Delmer Daves || United Artists ||  ||  ||
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|Reefer Madness || 1936 || Louis J. Gasnier || Motion Picture Ventures || 1936 || Improper copyright notice || Also called The Burning Question, Dope Addict, and Tell Your Children
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|Riders of Destiny || 1933|| Robert N. Bradbury || Lone Star Pictures ||  || . ||
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|Road to Bali || 1952 || Hal Walker || Paramount Pictures || 1980 || Copyright not renewed on timeFilm Superlist: Motion Pictures in the U.S. Public Domain (1950-1959), pages 287, 509.Film Superlist: Motion Pictures in the U.S. Public Domain (1940-1949), page viii. || Ancillary rights now owned by FremantleMedia
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|Rock, Rock, Rock! || 1956 || Will Price || Distributors Corporation of America || 1984 || Copyright not renewed || The Chuck Berry soundtrack of the film may not be in the public domain.
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|The Royal Bed || 1931(copyright notice: 1930) || Lowell Sherman || RKO Radio Pictures || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Royal Wedding || 1951(copyright notice: 1950) || Stanley Donen || MGM || 1978 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Sagebrush Trail || 1933|| Armand Schaefer || Lone Star Pictures || 1933|| Copyright notice lacks claimant || Remake of Partners of the Trail (Wallace Fox, 1931)
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|Salt of the Earth || 1954 || Herbert Biberman || Independent Productions || 1982|| Copyright expired||Selected for preservation in the National Film Registry in 1992.
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|Santa Claus Conquers the Martians || 1964 || Nicholas Webster || Embassy Pictures Corporation ||  || Missing copyright noticehttps://tedium.co/2017/10/24/public-domain-film-history-copyright || Musical score owned by Famous Music
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|Santa Fe Trail || 1940 || Michael Curtiz || Warner Bros. || 1968 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Scarlet Street || 1945 || Fritz Lang || Universal Pictures ||  ||  ||
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|The Screaming Skull || 1958 || Alex Nicol || American International Pictures || 1958 || Not registered for copyright || 
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|Second Chorus || 1940 || H.C. Potter || Paramount Pictures ||  || Copyright not renewedpage 89 ||
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|The Secret Hour || 1928 || Rowland V. Lee || Paramount Pictures || 1956 || Copyright not renewed || Based on the play They Knew What They Wanted
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|The Silver Horde || 1930 || George Archainbaud || RKO Radio Pictures || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Sin Takes a Holiday || 1930 || Paul L. Stein || RKO Radio Pictures || 1958 || Copyright not renewed ||
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||Sing a Song of Six Pants || 1947 || Jules White || Columbia Pictures || 1960s || Copyright not renewed || Short film
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|Sinners in Paradise || 1938 || James Whale || Universal Pictures || 1966 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Sita Sings the Blues
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|The Snows of Kilimanjaro || 1952 || Henry King || 20th Century Fox ||  ||  ||Based on the copyrighted novel by Ernest Hemingway
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|The Southerner || 1945 || Jean Renoir || United Artists ||  ||  ||
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| || 1937 || William A. Wellman || Selznick,United Artists || 1965 ||Copyright not renewed || 
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|The Star Packer || 1934|| Robert N. Bradbury || Lone Star Pictures ||  || . ||
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|The Strange Love of Martha Ivers || 1946 || Lewis Milestone || Paramount Pictures || 1974 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|The Stranger || 1946 || Orson Welles || International Pictures, RKO Radio Productions || 1973 || Copyright not renewed<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.boston.com/ae/movies/articles/2010/10/10/at_film_chest_philip_hopkins_is_on_the_hunt_for_lost_movie_treasures/ |title=He's on the hunt for lost movie treasures |work=Boston Globe |author=Gerald Peary |date=October 10, 2010 |quote=Orson Welles's "The Stranger is their newest HD release, made feasible because the RKO picture has fallen into public domain. |access-date=October 29, 2015}}</ref> ||
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|Suddenly || 1954 || Lewis Allen || United Artists || 1983 || Copyright not renewedpage 70 ||
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|Superman (1940s cartoons) || 1941-1943 || Dave Fleischer, various || Paramount Pictures ||  ||  || Ancillary rights such as merchandising contract rights, as well as the original 35mm master elements, are currently owned by Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. through Superman's publisher, DC Comics
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|Swing High, Swing Low || 1937 || Mitchell Leisen || Paramount Pictures || 1965 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Teenagers from Outer Space || 1959 || Tom Graeff || Warner Bros. ||1987||Copyright not renewed ||
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|The Terror || 1963 || Roger Corman || American International Pictures, Filmgroup || 1963 || Missing copyright registration || In the early 1990s, Corman asked Mark Griffiths to shoot 12 minutes of additional footage starring Dick Miller, thus making a new film titled The Return of the Terror (1991), so Corman could claim his copyright.
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|Three Guys Named Mike || 1951(copyright notice: 1950) || Charles Walters || MGM || 1978 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Till the Clouds Roll By || 1946 || Richard Whorf || MGM || 1974 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Too Late for Tears || 1949 || Byron Haskin || United Artists ||  ||  ||
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|Topper Returns || 1941 || Roy Del Ruth || United Artists || 1969 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|Utopia (a.k.a. Atoll K) || 1951 || Léo Joannon and John Berry (uncredited) || Franco London Films || 1951 || No U.S. copyright filed  ||
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|Vengeance Valley ||1951(copyright notice: 1950) ||Richard Thorpe|| MGM|| 1978 || Copyright not renewed ||
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|The Wasp Woman || 1959 || Roger Corman || Filmgroup ||  ||  ||
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|West of the Divide || 1934|| Robert N. Bradbury || Lone Star Pictures ||  || . ||
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|White Zombie || 1932 || Victor Halperin || United Artists ||  ||  ||The source material for the film may not be in the public domain. 
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|Wives Under Suspicion || 1938 || James Whale || Universal Pictures || 1966 || Copyright not renewed ||
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