List of Paramount Pictures films

This is a list of films originally produced and/or distributed by Paramount Pictures. Ownership and/or distribution rights for individual films may have changed since their original release.

1910s

Release date	Title	Notes
July 12, 1912	The Loves of Queen Elizabeth	Paramount's first film (as Famous Players Film Company) survives
October 1912	Resurrection	lost
February 18, 1913	The Prisoner of Zenda	survives
September 1, 1913	Tess of the d'Urbervilles	fragment
September 10, 1913	In the Bishop's Carriage	lost
September 20, 1913	Chelsea 7750	survives
October 20, 1913	An Hour Before Dawn	lost
October 1913	His Neighbor's Wife	survives
November 1, 1913	The Count of Monte Cristo	extant
November 10, 1913	Caprice	lost
November 20, 1913	The Port of Doom	lost
December 7, 1913	The Sea Wolf	Lost. It is debatable whether this film has anything to do with Adolph Zukor or Famous Players.
December 10, 1913	Leah Kleschna	lost
December 20, 1913	The Daughter of the Hills	lost
December 27, 1913	A Lady of Quality	lost
January 10, 1914	An American Citizen	lost
January 20, 1914	The Day of Days	lost
February 10, 1914	Hearts Adrift	lost
February 12, 1914	The Squaw Man	A Jesse L. Lasky production survives
February 20, 1914	The Pride of Jennico	lost
March 1, 1914	A Good Little Devil	fragment (1 reel)
March 10, 1914	Clothes	lost
March 30, 1914	Tess of the Storm Country	survives
April 10, 1914	The Redemption of David Corson	lost
April 15, 1914	Brewster's Millions	lost
April 27, 1914	The Brute	lost
May 1, 1914	The Port of Missing Men	lost
May 10, 1914	A Woman's Triumph	lost
May 11, 1914	The Master Mind	lost
May 20, 1914	The Ring and the Man	lost
June 10, 1914	One of Our Girls	lost
June 15, 1914	The Only Son	lost
June 20, 1914	The Spitfire	lost
June 22, 1914	Valley of the Moon	lost
July 5, 1914	The Eagle's Mate	survives
July 10, 1914	The Little Gray Lady	lost
July 13, 1914	The Man on the Box	survives
July 20, 1914	The Scales of Justice	lost
July 1914	John Barleycorn	lost
August 10, 1914	The Call of the North	survives
August 16, 1914	Martin Eden	incomplete
August 20, 1914	The Better Man	lost
August 20, 1914	Aftermath	lost
September 1, 1914	The Lost Paradise	Paramount's first release; lost
September 3, 1914	An Odyssey of the North	lost
September 7, 1914	The Virginian	survives
September 10, 1914	The Unwelcome Mrs. Hatch	lost
September 14, 1914	Burning Daylight: The Adventures of 'Burning Daylight' in Alaska	lost
September 17, 1914	The Making of Bobby Burnit	lost
September 21, 1914	Such a Little Queen	lost
September 28, 1914	The Patchwork Girl of Oz	survives
September 28, 1914	The Magic Cloak of Oz	survives
October 1, 1914	The Pursuit of the Phantom	lost
October 5, 1914	Marta of the Lowlands	lost
October 10, 1914	The Typhoon	survives
October 12, 1914	Where the Trail Divides	lost
October 15, 1914	Wildflower	lost
October 19, 1914	The County Chairman	lost
October 22, 1914	What's His Name	survives
October 26, 1914	Behind the Scenes	survives
October 29, 1914	His Last Dollar	lost
October 1914	Burning Daylight: The Adventures of 'Burning Daylight' in Civilization	lost
November 2, 1914	The Man from Mexico	lost
November 5, 1914	Ready Money	survives
November 9, 1914	The Man from Home	survives
November 12, 1914	The Straight Road	survives
November 15, 1914	Rose of the Rancho	survives
November 19, 1914	The Circus Man	survives
November 23, 1914	The Country Mouse	lost
November 23, 1914	The Chechako	lost
November 26, 1914	Aristocracy	lost
November 30, 1914	Mrs. Black Is Back	lost
December 3, 1914	The Bargain	survives
December 7, 1914	The Ghost Breaker	lost
December 10, 1914	The Conspiracy	lost
December 14, 1914	The Crucible	lost
December 17, 1914	False Colors	survives; held by the Library of Congress but not in LoC/FIAF database as it is considered a short at 4 reels. It is in the Cat. of Holdings as of 1978.
December 21, 1914	The Sign of the Cross	survives
December 24, 1914	Cameo Kirby	lost
December 28, 1914	Cinderella	survives
December 31, 1914	The Million	lost
January 4, 1915	The Girl of the Golden West	survives
January 11, 1915	The Dancing Girl	lost
January 14, 1915	It's No Laughing Matter	survives
January 18, 1915	The Morals of Marcus	lost
January 21, 1915	Young Romance	survives
January 25, 1915	The Goose Girl	lost
January 28, 1915	After Five	Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company production; based on the play by Cecil B. DeMille and William C. DeMille; lost
January 1915	The Italian	survives
January 1915	The Hypocrites	survives
February 1, 1915	Mistress Nell	survives
February 4, 1915	Buckshot John	survives
February 8, 1915	Her Triumph	lost
February 11, 1915	The Bachelor's Romance	lost
February 15, 1915	The Warrens of Virginia	lost
February 18, 1915	The Country Boy	lost
February 22, 1915	David Harum	survives
February 25, 1915	The Love Route	lost
March 1, 1915	A Gentleman of Leisure	survives
March 4, 1915	Rule G	lost
March 8, 1915	The Caprices of Kitty	survives
March 14, 1915	The Governor's Lady	survives
March 15, 1915	Gretna Green	lost
March 18, 1915	Sunshine Molly	survives
March 22, 1915	Are You a Mason?	lost
March 25, 1915	The Commanding Officer	lost
March 29, 1915	Pretty Mrs. Smith	lost
April 1, 1915	The Unafraid	survives
April 4, 1915	Niobe	lost
April 5, 1915	When We Were Twenty-One	lost
April 11, 1915	The Spanish Jade	lost
April 12, 1915	The Eternal City	lost
April 12, 1915	Snobs	survives
April 15, 1915	May Blossom	lost
April 19, 1915	Captain Courtesy	lost
April 22, 1915	The Captive	survives
April 29, 1915	Help Wanted	lost
May 3, 1915	The Woman	lost
May 6, 1915	The House of the Lost Court	lost
May 6, 1915	Little Sunset	lost
May 10, 1915	Fanchon the Cricket	survives
May 13, 1915	The Moth and the Flame	lost
May 17, 1915	Betty in Search of a Thrill	lost
May 24, 1915	Stolen Goods	lost
May 27, 1915	The Wild Goose Chase	lost
May 31, 1915	The Pretty Sister of Jose	lost
June 3, 1915	Jim the Penman	lost
June 7, 1915	The Dawn of a Tomorrow	survives
June 10, 1915	Brother Officers	lost
June 14, 1915	The Arab	survives (silent era says Gosfilmofond)
June 17, 1915	Gambier's Advocate	lost
June 21, 1915	The Dictator	lost
June 24, 1915	The Wild Olive	lost
June 28, 1915	Chimmie Fadden	survives
July 1, 1915	Little Pal	survives
July 5, 1915	The Rug Maker's Daughter	fragment (432 ft)
July 8, 1915	The Clue	lost
July 12, 1915	Kindling	survives
July 15, 1915	The Running Fight	survives
July 19, 1915	The Fighting Hope	survives, incomplete
July 22, 1915	Kilmeny	survives
July 26, 1915	The Seven Sisters	lost
July 29, 1915	The Puppet Crown	lost
August 2, 1915	Rags	survives
August 5, 1915	Sold	lost
August 9, 1915	The Secret Orchard	lost
August 12, 1915	Nearly a Lady	lost
August 16, 1915	The Marriage of Kitty	lost
August 19, 1915	Helene of the North	lost
August 23, 1915	Poor Schmaltz	lost
August 26, 1915	The Majesty of the Law	survives
August 30, 1915	The Heart of Jennifer	lost
August 1915	The Foundling	lost
September 2, 1915	The Incorrigible Dukane	survives
September 6, 1915	Esmerelda	lost
September 9, 1915	Out of the Darkness	survives
September 13, 1915	The Case of Becky	survives
September 16, 1915	Peer Gynt	survives
September 23, 1915	'Twas Ever Thus	lost
September 27, 1915	The Voice in the Fog	lost
September 27, 1915	The Explorer	lost
September 30, 1915	The Fatal Card	lost
October 7, 1915	A Girl of Yesterday	lost
October 11, 1915	The White Pearl	lost
October 14, 1915	Blackbirds	survives
October 18, 1915	The Chorus Lady	lost
October 21, 1915	The Secret Sin	survives
October 25, 1915	The Yankee Girl	survives
October 28, 1915	The Masqueraders	lost
October 31, 1915	Carmen	survives
November 4, 1915	Still Waters	lost
November 7, 1915	Madame Butterfly	survives
November 11, 1915	Zaza	lost
November 11, 1915	The Mummy and the Hummingbird	lost
November 15, 1915	Bella Donna	lost
November 15, 1915	Armstrong's Wife	lost
November 21, 1915	Chimmie Fadden Out West	survives
November 28, 1915	The Gentleman from Indiana	survives
November 29, 1915	The Prince and the Pauper	lost
December 2, 1915	Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo	survives
December 6, 1915	Jane	survives
December 9, 1915	The Unknown	survives
December 13, 1915	The Cheat	survives
December 16, 1915	The Reform Candidate	survives
December 20, 1915	The Immigrant	lost
December 26, 1915	The Old Homestead	survives
December 26, 1915	Lydia Gilmore	lost
December 30, 1915	The Golden Chance	survives
December 30, 1915	Temptation	lost
January 2, 1916	The Foundling	lost
January 6, 1916	The Tongues of Men	survives
January 10, 1916	Mice and Men	lost
January 17, 1916	My Lady Incog.	lost
January 23, 1916	The Ragamuffin	survives
January 23, 1916	The Call of the Cumberlands	survives
January 27, 1916	The Spider	lost
January 31, 1916	Pudd'nhead Wilson	lost
February 6, 1916	Tennessee's Pardner	survives
February 6, 1916	Madame la Presidente	survives
February 10, 1916	Nearly a King	lost
February 13, 1916	The Trail of the Lonesome Pine	survives
February 17, 1916	He Fell in Love with His Wife	survives
February 20, 1916	The Blacklist	lost
February 24, 1916	Out of the Drifts	lost
February 27, 1916	Diplomacy	fragment
March 2, 1916	Poor Little Peppina	survives
March 5, 1916	To Have and to Hold	lost
March 9, 1916	Ben Blair	survives
March 12, 1916	For the Defense	survives
March 16, 1916	The Code of Marcia Gray	survives
March 20, 1916	The Lost Bridegroom	lost
March 23, 1916	The Saleslady	lost
March 26, 1916	Audrey	lost
March 30, 1916	The Sowers	survives
April 2, 1916	The Heart of Paula	survives
April 6, 1916	The Race	lost
April 13, 1916	The Love Mask	lost
April 16, 1916	Molly Make-Believe	lost
April 16, 1916	The Smugglers	lost, fragment survives
April 17, 1916	The Eternal Grind	survives
April 23, 1916	The Heart of Nora Flynn	survives
April 27, 1916	The Moment Before	survives
April 30, 1916	David Garrick	lost
May 4, 1916	The Red Widow	lost
May 7, 1916	Maria Rosa	survives
May 8, 1916	The Innocent Lie	lost
May 11, 1916	Alien Souls	Considered lost
May 14, 1916	The Feud Girl	lost
May 21, 1916	Pasquale	survives
May 22, 1916	Sweet Kitty Bellairs	lost
May 25, 1916	Saints and Sinners	lost
May 28, 1916	The Thousand-Dollar Husband	lost
June 4, 1916	A Gutter Magdalene	lost
June 5, 1916	The Evil Thereof	lost
June 8, 1916	The Making of Maddalena	survives
June 12, 1916	Silks and Satins	survives
June 15, 1916	Destiny's Toy	survives
June 19, 1916	The Clown	lost
June 22, 1916	Susie Snowflake	lost
June 25, 1916	The World's Great Snare	lost
June 29, 1916	The American Beauty	Distribution only; produced by Pallas Pictures; lost
July 2, 1916	The Dupe	lost
July 9, 1916	The Selfish Woman	lost
July 16, 1916	Davy Crockett	lost
July 17, 1916	The Dream Girl	lost
July 20, 1916	Under Cover	lost
July 23, 1916	An International Marriage	survives
July 30, 1916	Common Ground	survives
July 30, 1916	Hulda from Holland	survives
August 3, 1916	Little Lady Eileen	lost
August 6, 1916	The Woman in the Case	survives (incomplete)
August 10, 1916	The House with the Golden Windows	lost
August 13, 1916	The Stronger Love	incomplete, fragment
August 20, 1916	Public Opinion	survives
August 21, 1916	Rolling Stones	fragment
August 27, 1916	The Victory of Conscience	survives
August 27, 1916	The Honorable Friend	lost
August 31, 1916	The Daughter of MacGregor	lost
August 31, 1916	Each Pearl a Tear	survives
September 3, 1916	The Parson of Panamint	lost
September 7, 1916	The Big Sister	lost
September 10, 1916	The Reward of Patience	lost
September 14, 1916	The House of Lies	survives
September 21, 1916	Ashes of Embers	lost
September 25, 1916	The Quest of Life	lost
September 28, 1916	Anton the Terrible	fragment
October 1, 1916	The Lash	lost
October 5, 1916	The Storm	lost
October 9, 1916	The Intrigue	survives
October 12, 1916	Her Father's Son	survives
October 16, 1916	Witchcraft	lost
October 19, 1916	The Kiss	survives
October 22, 1916	The Rainbow Princess	lost
October 26, 1916	The Heir to the Hoorah	survives
October 30, 1916	The Soul of Kura San	lost
November 2, 1916	Seventeen	lost
November 5, 1916	Less Than the Dust	survives
November 6, 1916	Unprotected	lost
November 9, 1916	A Son of Erin	survives
November 13, 1916	The Plow Girl	lost
November 16, 1916	The Years of the Locust	survives
November 19, 1916	Miss George Washington	lost
November 23, 1916	The Yellow Pawn	lost
November 26, 1916	Nanette of the Wilds	lost
November 30, 1916	The Martyrdom of Philip Strong	lost
December 4, 1916	A Coney Island Princess	lost
December 7, 1916	The Road to Love	survives
December 10, 1916	Oliver Twist	lost
December 14, 1916	The Victoria Cross	survives
December 17, 1916	The Traveling Salesman	lost
December 21, 1916	The Right Direction	lost
December 25, 1916	Snow White	survives
December 25, 1916	Joan the Woman	survives
December 28, 1916	Redeeming Love	survives
January 1, 1917	The Slave Market	lost
January 4, 1917	The Evil Eye	survives
January 7, 1917	The Pride of the Clan	survives
January 8, 1917	Great Expectations	lost
January 15, 1917	Betty to the Rescue	lost
January 18, 1917	Happiness of Three Women	survives
January 18, 1917	A Girl Like That	lost
January 21, 1917	Lost and Won	survives
January 25, 1917	The Golden Fetter	survives
January 29, 1917	His Sweetheart	survives
February 1, 1917	The Wax Model	lost
February 5, 1917	Each to His Kind	lost
February 8, 1917	Her Own People	lost
February 12, 1917	The Black Wolf	lost
February 15, 1917	The American Consul	survives
February 19, 1917	The Winning of Sally Temple	survives
February 22, 1917	On Record	lost
February 26, 1917	The Fortunes of Fifi	lost
March 1, 1917	Those Without Sin	lost
March 5, 1917	Castles for Two	survives
March 5, 1917	The Poor Little Rich Girl	survives
March 8, 1917	Out of the Wreck	survives
March 11, 1917	Sapho	lost
March 15, 1917	The Prison Without Walls	lost
March 19, 1917	The Dummy	lost
March 22, 1917	The Spirit of Romance	lost
March 26, 1917	The Bottle Imp	survives
March 29, 1917	As Men Love	lost
April 2, 1917	The Bond Between	survives
April 2, 1917	Broadway Jones	lost
April 5, 1917	A School for Husbands	lost
April 9, 1917	The Cost of Hatred	lost
April 12, 1917	The Tides of Barnegat	lost
April 15, 1917	Sleeping Fires	lost
April 19, 1917	The Lonesome Chap	survives
April 22, 1917	The Valentine Girl	lost
April 22, 1917	A Mormon Maid	survives
April 26, 1917	The Girl at Home	survives
April 30, 1917	Heart's Desire	survives
April 30, 1917	In Again, Out Again	survives
May 3, 1917	Sacrifice	incomplete (fragment)
May 7, 1917	The Primrose Ring	lost
May 10, 1917	The Silent Partner	lost
May 14, 1917	The Marcellini Millions	survives
May 14, 1917	A Romance of the Redwoods	survives
May 17, 1917	The Highway of Hope	lost
May 21, 1917	Her Better Self	lost
May 24, 1917	The Undying Flame	lost
May 28, 1917	Freckles	lost
May 31, 1917	Unconquered	lost
June 4, 1917	The World Apart	lost
June 7, 1917	Giving Becky a Chance	lost
June 11, 1917	The Jaguar's Claws	lost
June 14, 1917	The Inner Shrine	lost
June 18, 1917	A Roadside Impresario	lost
June 18, 1917	The Little Boy Scout	lost
June 21, 1917	The Heir of the Ages	survives
June 24, 1917	Wild and Woolly	survives
June 25, 1917	Her Strange Wedding	lost
July 2, 1917	At First Sight	lost
July 5, 1917	Big Timber	lost
July 9, 1917	The Love That Lives	survives
July 12, 1917	Forbidden Paths	survives
July 16, 1917	What Money Can't Buy	lost
July 19, 1917	The Cook of Canyon Camp	lost
July 23, 1917	The Long Trail	lost
July 26, 1917	The Squaw Man's Son	lost
July 30, 1917	The Crystal Gazer	lost
August 2, 1917	A Kiss for Susie	lost
August 5, 1917	The Varmint	lost
August 5, 1917	The Amazons	lost
August 12, 1917	The Law of the Land	lost
August 12, 1917	Down to Earth	survives
August 19, 1917	Hashimura Togo	lost
August 26, 1917	Little Miss Optimist	lost
August 27, 1917	The Little American	survives
September 3, 1917	Lost in Transit	lost
September 10, 1917	The Hostage	lost
September 10, 1917	On the Level	lost
September 10, 1917	Barbary Sheep	lost
September 16, 1917	The Countess Charming	lost
September 16, 1917	Double Crossed	lost
September 22, 1917	Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm	survives
September 1917	The Mysterious Miss Terry	lost
September 1917	Exile	lost
October 1, 1917	The Ghost House	lost
October 1, 1917	The Man from Painted Post	survives
October 7, 1917	Bab's Diary	lost
October 8, 1917	The Trouble Buster	lost
October 13, 1917	The Sunset Trail	survives
October 14, 1917	Arms and the Girl	survives
October 15, 1917	The Call of the East	lost
October 17, 1917	Seven Keys to Baldpate	survives
October 21, 1917	The Price Mark	survives
October 22, 1917	The Son of His Father	survives
October 28, 1917	Bab's Burglar	lost
October 28, 1917	The Woman God Forgot	lost
November 5, 1917	The Hungry Heart	lost
November 5, 1917	The Clever Mrs. Carfax	lost
November 5, 1917	The Antics of Ann	lost
November 11, 1917	The Rise of Jennie Cushing	lost
November 11, 1917	The Little Princess	survives
November 12, 1917	Jack and Jill	lost
November 17, 1917	Reaching for the Moon	survives
November 19, 1917	The Judgement House	lost
November 19, 1917	Molly Entangled	lost
November 26, 1917	Bab's Matinee Idol	lost
November 26, 1917	The Silent Man	survives
December 3, 1917	The Secret Game	survives
December 9, 1917	The Land of Promise	lost
December 9, 1917	The Eternal Temptress	lost
December 10, 1917	Tom Sawyer	survives
December 12, 1917	Nan of Music Mountain	lost
December 16, 1917	The Devil-Stone	incomplete
December 17, 1917	The Fair Barbarian	lost
December 24, 1917	Love Letters	survives
December 24, 1917	His Mother's Boy	survives
December 30, 1917	The Narrow Trail	survives
December 30, 1917	A Modern Musketeer	survives
December 31, 1917	The Seven Swans	lost
January 7, 1918	Mrs. Dane's Defense	lost
January 7, 1918	Rose of the World	lost
January 14, 1918	Jules of the Strong Heart	lost
January 14, 1918	Wolves of the Rail	survives
January 21, 1918	The World for Sale	lost
January 21, 1918	Rimrock Jones	lost
January 21, 1918	Stella Maris	survives
January 26, 1918	The Spirit of '17	lost
January 27, 1918	The Hired Man	survives
January 28, 1918	The Widow's Might	lost
February 1, 1918	'Blue Blazes' Rawden	survives
February 4, 1918	Flare-Up Sal	survives
February 4, 1918	Madame Jealousy	lost
February 4, 1918	A Petticoat Pilot	lost
February 11, 1918	The Things We Love	lost
February 18, 1918	The Guilty Man	lost
February 18, 1918	The Hidden Pearls	survives
February 18, 1918	Keys of the Righteous	survives
February 18, 1918	The Song of Songs	lost
February 25, 1918	One More American	lost
February 25, 1918	Headin' South	lost
March 4, 1918	Eve's Daughter	lost
March 11, 1918	Sunshine Nan	survives
March 11, 1918	Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley	survives
March 12, 1918	Hearts of the World	survives
March 18, 1918	Wild Youth	lost
March 18, 1918	Love Me	survives
March 25, 1918	Naughty, Naughty	lost
March 25, 1918	La Tosca	lost
March 28, 1918	The Whispering Chorus	survives
March 31, 1918	The Family Skeleton	survives
March 31, 1918	The Blue Bird	survives
April 1, 1918	The Honor of His House	lost
April 1, 1918	The Tiger Man	survives
April 8, 1918	The House of Silence	lost
April 8, 1918	His Majesty, Bunker Bean	lost
April 14, 1918	Unclaimed Goods	lost
April 14, 1918	The Lie	lost
April 15, 1918	Mr. Fix-It	survives
April 22, 1918	Rich Man, Poor Man	lost
April 28, 1918	The Biggest Show on Earth	survives
April 28, 1918	Let's Get a Divorce	lost
April 29, 1918	Tyrant Fear	incomplete/fragment
May 5, 1918	Playing the Game	lost
May 5, 1918	M'Liss	survives
May 6, 1918	The White Man's Law	lost
May 12, 1918	Selfish Yates	survives
May 13, 1918	Mile-a-Minute Kendall	lost
May 13, 1918	Huck and Tom	survives
May 19, 1918	Resurrection	lost
May 19, 1918	Old Wives for New	survives
May 20, 1918	The Mating of Marcella	lost
May 21, 1918	Love's Conquest	lost
May 27, 1918	His Own Home Town	lost
June 2, 1918	Believe Me, Xantippe	lost
June 2, 1918	Prunella	survives
June 2, 1918	A Doll's House	lost
June 9, 1918	Viviette	lost
June 9, 1918	Hit-The-Trail Holliday	lost
June 16, 1918	The Bravest Way	lost
June 16, 1918	Missing	lost
June 16, 1918	Say! Young Fellow	lost
June 23, 1918	Her Final Reckoning	lost
June 23, 1918	A Desert Wooing	survives
June 30, 1918	The Claws of the Hun	lost
June 30, 1918	Shark Monroe	survives
June 30, 1918	How Could You, Jean?	lost
July 1, 1918	The Kaiser's Shadow	lost
July 7, 1918	The Firefly of France	lost
July 7, 1918	The Danger Mark	lost
July 7, 1918	We Can't Have Everything	lost
July 14, 1918	Sandy	lost
July 15, 1918	Uncle Tom's Cabin	lost
July 15, 1918	The City of Dim Faces	lost
July 21, 1918	Less Than Kin	lost
July 22, 1918	The Vamp	lost
July 28, 1918	A Nine O'Clock Town	lost
July 28, 1918	Bound in Morocco	lost
August 3, 1918	Riddle Gawne	lost
August 4, 1918	Fedora	lost
August 11, 1918	Green Eyes	lost
August 11, 1918	The Great Love	lost
August 18, 1918	Heart of the Wilds	lost
August 25, 1918	The Hun Within	survives
August 25, 1918	Till I Come Back to You	survives
August 26, 1918	The Marriage Ring	lost
August 26, 1918	Coals of Fire	lost
September 1, 1918	The Cruise of the Make-Believes	lost
September 1, 1918	In Pursuit of Polly	lost
September 1, 1918	On the Quiet	lost
September 8, 1918	The Source	lost
September 8, 1918	The Girl Who Came Back	survives
September 8, 1918	He Comes Up Smiling	survives
September 15, 1918	Johanna Enlists	survives
September 15, 1918	Vive la France!	survives
September 22, 1918	Out of a Clear Sky	lost
September 22, 1918	Her Country First	lost
September 22, 1918	Come on In	lost
September 29, 1918	The Border Wireless	lost
September 29, 1918	The Law of the North	lost
September 29, 1918	Battling Jane	lost
September 29, 1918	The Goat	lost
October 6, 1918	The Man from Funeral Range	lost
October 6, 1918	Such a Little Pirate	lost
October 13, 1918	When Do We Eat?	survives
October 13, 1918	Private Peat	lost
October 20, 1918	A Woman of Impulse	lost
November 10, 1918	Little Women	lost
November 17, 1918	The Make-Believe Wife	lost
November 17, 1918	The Gypsy Trail	lost
November 24, 1918	Women's Weapons	lost
November 24, 1918	A Daughter of the Old South	lost
November 24, 1918	My Cousin	survives
December 8, 1918	Too Many Millions	lost
December 8, 1918	Fuss and Feathers	lost
December 8, 1918	Arizona	lost
December 8, 1918	Under the Greenwood Tree	lost
December 15, 1918	Mirandy Smiles	lost
December 15, 1918	Branding Broadway	survives
December 15, 1918	Good-Bye, Bill	lost
December 15, 1918	The Squaw Man	incomplete
December 16, 1918	The Greatest Thing in Life	lost
December 22, 1918	The Mystery Girl	lost
December 22, 1918	Quicksand	lost
December 29, 1918	The Way of a Man with a Maid	lost
December 29, 1918	The Hope Chest	lost
December 29, 1918	String Beans	lost
December 29, 1918	Little Miss Hoover	survives
December 1918	The Sporting Life	lost
January 5, 1919	Jane Goes A-Wooing	lost
January 5, 1919	Under the Top	fragment
January 5, 1919	Out of the Shadow	lost
January 12, 1919	The Secret Garden	lost
January 12, 1919	The Silver King	lost
January 19, 1919	Here Comes the Bride	lost
January 19, 1919	The Dub	lost
January 19, 1919	His Parisian Wife	lost
January 26, 1919	Venus in the East	lost
January 26, 1919	Don't Change Your Husband	survives
January 26, 1919	A Romance of Happy Valley	survives
February 2, 1919	Hard Boiled	survives
February 2, 1919	Breed of Men	survives
February 9, 1919	The Two Brides	lost
February 16, 1919	The False Faces	survives
February 16, 1919	You Never Saw Such a Girl	lost
February 16, 1919	Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch	survives
February 23, 1919	The Girl Dodger	lost
February 23, 1919	The Winning Girl	lost
February 23, 1919	Paid in Full	lost
February 23, 1919	Maggie Pepper	lost
February 23, 1919	Happy Though Married	lost
March 2, 1919	Puppy Love	lost
March 2, 1919	Alias Mike Moran	lost
March 9, 1919	The Poor Boob	lost
March 9, 1919	Boots	lost
March 16, 1919	The Poppy Girl's Husband	survives
March 16, 1919	Extravagance	lost
March 16, 1919	The Marriage Price	lost
March 16, 1919	Johnny Get Your Gun	survives
March 23, 1919	The Girl Who Stayed at Home	survives
March 23, 1919	Pettigrew's Girl	lost
March 23, 1919	Partners Three	survives
March 30, 1919	Three Men and a Girl	lost
March 30, 1919	Good Gracious, Annabelle	lost
March 30, 1919	The Sheriff's Son	lost
March 30, 1919	Little Comrade	lost
April 6, 1919	The Test of Honor	lost
April 6, 1919	The Rescuing Angel	lost
April 6, 1919	Peppy Polly	lost
April 6, 1919	Captain Kidd, Jr.	incomplete
April 13, 1919	Something to Do	lost
April 20, 1919	The Homebreaker	lost
April 20, 1919	The Money Corral	lost
April 20, 1919	Eyes of the Soul	lost
April 23, 1919	Let's Elope	lost
April 27, 1919	The Law of Men	lost
April 27, 1919	Rustling a Bride	lost
April 27, 1919	For Better, for Worse	survives
April 27, 1919	The Roaring Road	survives
April 27, 1919	Greased Lightning	survives
May 4, 1919	Oh, You Women!	lost
May 11, 1919	The Home Town Girl	lost
May 11, 1919	Come Out of the Kitchen	lost
May 18, 1919	The Woman Next Door	lost
May 18, 1919	The Lady of Red Butte	lost
May 18, 1919	The Final Close-Up	lost
May 18, 1919	The Busher	survives
May 18, 1919	I'll Get Him Yet	lost
May 18, 1919	The Knickerbocker Buckaroo	lost
May 25, 1919	The Haunted Bedroom	lost
June 1, 1919	Putting It Over	lost
June 1, 1919	True Heart Susie	survives
June 1, 1919	The Splendid Romance	lost
June 8, 1919	An Innocent Adventuress	lost
June 8, 1919	You're Fired	survives
June 8, 1919	The Woman Thou Gavest Me	lost
June 15, 1919	Secret Service	lost
June 15, 1919	Other Men's Wives	lost
June 15, 1919	Men, Women, and Money	lost
June 15, 1919	Square Deal Sanderson	survives
June 22, 1919	Hay Foot, Straw Foot	lost
June 22, 1919	A Daughter of the Wolf	lost
June 22, 1919	The Avalanche	lost
June 29, 1919	Girls	lost
June 29, 1919	The White Heather	lost
July 6, 1919	A Very Good Young Man	lost
July 6, 1919	The Firing Line	lost
July 13, 1919	The Love Burglar	lost
July 13, 1919	A Sporting Chance	lost
July 20, 1919	Rose o' the River	lost
July 20, 1919	Louisiana	lost
July 27, 1919	Nugget Nell	lost
July 29, 1919	Wagon Tracks	survives
August 3, 1919	Fires of Faith	lost
August 3, 1919	The Career of Katherine Bush	lost
August 3, 1919	The Dark Star	lost
August 10, 1919	The Virtuous Thief	lost
August 17, 1919	Love Insurance	lost
August 17, 1919	Bill Henry	survives
August 17, 1919	A Society Exile	lost
August 24, 1919	The Heart of Youth	lost
August 24, 1919	Nobody Home	lost
August 25, 1919	The Grim Game	survives
August 29, 1919	The Miracle Man	lost
August 31, 1919	The Valley of the Giants	survives
September 7, 1919	The Misleading Widow	lost
September 7, 1919	The Market of Souls	survives
September 14, 1919	The Third Kiss	lost
September 14, 1919	The Witness for the Defense	survives
September 21, 1919	Told in the Hills	survives
September 21, 1919	Stepping Out	lost
September 28, 1919	Widow by Proxy	lost
September 28, 1919	The Life Line	survives
September 28, 1919	The Egg Crate Wallop	survives
October 5, 1919	In Mizzoura	lost
October 12, 1919	The Lottery Man	lost
October 16, 1919	His Official Fiancée	lost
October 19, 1919	Why Smith Left Home	survives
October 19, 1919	The Mystery of the Yellow Room	survives
October 19, 1919	Sadie Love	lost
November 2, 1919	Turning the Tables	lost
November 2, 1919	The Teeth of the Tiger	lost
November 2, 1919	L'apache	lost
November 2, 1919	John Petticoats	survives
November 9, 1919	What Every Woman Learns	lost
November 9, 1919	Crooked Straight	lost
November 16, 1919	Erstwhile Susan	survives
November 16, 1919	23 1/2 Hours' Leave	lost
November 19, 1919	Luck in Pawn	survives
November 22, 1919	Soldiers of Fortune	lost
November 23, 1919	Anne of Green Gables	lost
November 23, 1919	The Miracle of Love	lost
November 23, 1919	The Invisible Bond	lost
November 23, 1919	Male and Female	survives
November 23, 1919	It Pays to Advertise	lost
November 30, 1919	Scarlet Days	survives
November 30, 1919	Hawthorne of the U.S.A.	survives
November 30, 1919	Counterfeit	lost
December 7, 1919	Victory	survives
December 7, 1919	More Deadly Than the Male	lost
December 7, 1919	An Adventure in Hearts	lost
December 14, 1919	The Cinema Murder	lost
December 14, 1919	Behind the Door	survives
December 21, 1919	His Wife's Friend	lost
December 21, 1919	A Girl Named Mary	lost
December 28, 1919	Wanted: A Husband	lost
December 28, 1919	Red Hot Dollars	survives
December 30, 1919	Everywoman	lost
December 1919	Too Much Johnson	lost
December 1919	Dangerous Hours	survives

1920s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 11, 1920	The Woman in the Suitcase	survives
January 17, 1920	The Thirteenth Commandment	lost
January 18, 1920	The Tree of Knowledge	lost
January 25, 1920	The Copperhead	survives
January 25, 1920	The Fear Market	lost
January 25, 1920	What's Your Husband Doing?	incomplete
February 1, 1920	All of a Sudden Peggy	From the play by Ernest Denny; lost
February 1, 1920	Double Speed	lost
February 8, 1920	The Six Best Cellars	lost
February 15, 1920	On with the Dance	lost
February 22, 1920	The Amateur Wife	lost
February 29, 1920	Huckleberry Finn	survives
February 29, 1920	Judy of Rogue's Harbor	lost
February 29, 1920	Young Mrs. Winthrop	lost
February 29, 1920	Mary's Ankle	survives
February 1920	The Luck of the Irish	lost
March 7, 1920	Black Is White	survives
March 7, 1920	His House in Order	lost
March 14, 1920	Jack Straw	survives
March 14, 1920	My Lady's Garter	lost
March 14, 1920	Alarm Clock Andy	Distribution only; produced by Thomas H. Ince; lost
March 15, 1920	Sinners	lost
March 18, 1920	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde	Based on the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson; survives
March 21, 1920	Excuse My Dust	survives
March 21, 1920	April Folly	survives
March 21, 1920	Mary Ellen Comes to Town	lost
March 28, 1920	Easy to Get	lost
April 4, 1920	Nurse Marjorie	survives
April 4, 1920	The Stolen Kiss	survives
April 4, 1920	Treasure Island	lost
April 11, 1920	The Cost	lost
April 15, 1920	The Toll Gate	survives
April 18, 1920	The False Road	survives
April 30, 1920	Jenny Be Good	lost
April 1920	Terror Island	survives
May 2, 1920	The Dancin' Fool	survives
May 2, 1920	The Deep Purple	lost
May 9, 1920	Mrs. Temple's Telegram	survives
May 9, 1920	The Dark Mirror	lost
May 16, 1920	The Sea Wolf	lost
May 19, 1920	Miss Hobbs	lost
May 22, 1920	Why Change Your Wife?	survives
May 30, 1920	Humoresque	survives
May 30, 1920	Thou Art the Man	lost
May 30, 1920	A Lady in Love	lost
June 13, 1920	Remodeling Her Husband	lost
June 13, 1920	Let's Be Fashionable	lost
June 20, 1920	The City of Masks	lost
June 20, 1920	Sand!	survives
June 27, 1920	Sick Abed	survives
June 27, 1920	Homer Comes Home	survives
June 1920	Paris Green	survives
June 1920	Below the Surface	survives
July 4, 1920	The Sins of St. Anthony	lost
July 11, 1920	The Ladder of Lies	lost
July 16, 1920	A Dark Lantern	lost
July 18, 1920	The World and His Wife	lost
July 1920	Away Goes Prudence	lost
August 1, 1920	The Fighting Chance	survives
August 1, 1920	Hairpins	survives
August 6, 1920	A Cumberland Romance	survives
August 8, 1920	Crooked Streets	survives
August 8, 1920	What Happened to Jones	lost
August 15, 1920	The Soul of Youth	survives
August 15, 1920	What's Your Hurry?	survives
August 22, 1920	Guilty of Love	lost
August 22, 1920	The White Circle	lost
August 29, 1920	Lady Rose's Daughter	lost
August 1920	The Prince Chap	lost
September 5, 1920	The Right to Love	survives
September 5, 1920	Civilian Clothes	survives
September 12, 1920	Food for Scandal	lost
September 12, 1920	The Village Sleuth	survives
September 12, 1920	The Restless Sex	survives
September 19, 1920	Little Miss Rebellion	lost
September 19, 1920	Half an Hour	lost
September 19, 1920	The Cradle of Courage	survives
September 22, 1920	You Never Can Tell	survives
September 1920	The Fourteenth Man	lost
September 1920	The Law of the Yukon	lost
September 1920	39 East	lost
October 10, 1920	The Jailbird	survives
October 10, 1920	Deep Waters	lost
October 10, 1920	Behold My Wife!	lost
October 17, 1920	Something to Think About	survives
October 17, 1920	A City Sparrow	lost
October 24, 1920	A Full House	lost
October 24, 1920	Held by the Enemy	lost
October 31, 1920	Eyes of the Heart	lost
October 31, 1920	An Old Fashioned Boy	survives
October 1920	Sweet Lavender	lost
November 7, 1920	The Sins of Rosanne	survives
November 11, 1920	Flying Pat	survives
November 12, 1920	The Frisky Mrs. Johnson	lost
November 13, 1920	Life	lost
November 14, 1920	Her Husband's Friend	survives
November 14, 1920	Always Audacious	Based on the story "Toujours de l'Audace" by Ben Ames Williams; lost
November 21, 1920	Life of the Party	survives
November 21, 1920	Burglar Proof	lost
November 27, 1920	The New York Idea	survives
November 28, 1920	Idols of Clay	survives
November 28, 1920	Heliotrope	lost
November 1920	The Furnace	lost
November 1920	The Great Day	lost
November 1920	Oh, Lady, Lady	lost
November 1920	A Romantic Adventuress	lost
December 4, 1920	Blackbirds	lost
December 5, 1920	Conrad in Quest of His Youth	survives
December 10, 1920	Her Beloved Villain	lost
December 19, 1920	An Amateur Devil	Adapted from the story "Wanted a Blemish" by Jessie E. Henderson and Henry J. Buxton; lost
December 19, 1920	To Please One Woman	lost
December 26, 1920	The Rookie's Return	survives
December 26, 1920	Silk Hosiery	survives
December 26, 1920	The Testing Block	survives
December 1920	Her First Elopement	survives
December 1920	She Couldn't Help It	lost
December 1920	Something Different	lost
January 2, 1921	The Passionate Pilgrim	incomplete
January 2, 1921	The Bait	lost
January 9, 1921	The Jucklins	lost
January 16, 1921	Paying the Piper	lost
January 16, 1921	The Inside of the Cup	survives
January 16, 1921	The Education of Elizabeth	lost
January 23, 1921	Forbidden Fruit	survives
January 23, 1921	Midsummer Madness	survives
January 28, 1921	Brewster's Millions	lost
January 30, 1921	Frontier of the Stars	lost
January 1921	The Charm School	lost
January 1921	The Snob	lost
February 6, 1921	O'Malley of the Mounted	survives
February 13, 1921	The Easy Road	lost
February 13, 1921	Chickens	lost
February 20, 1921	The Kentuckians	lost
February 27, 1921	What's Worth While?	survives
February 27, 1921	The Price of Possession	lost
February 1921	All Soul's Eve	lost
February 1921	Ducks and Drakes	survives
February 1921	The Ghost in the Garret	lost
February 1921	Out of the Chorus	lost
February 1921	The Outside Woman	lost
February 1921	The Plaything of Broadway	lost
March 6, 1921	The Gilded Lily	survives
March 6, 1921	Straight Is the Way	survives
March 13, 1921	The Faith Healer	lost
March 20, 1921	The Love Special	survives
March 20, 1921	Beau Revel	survives
March 27, 1921	The Idol of the North	lost
March 1921	The Little Clown	survives
April 3, 1921	The Dollar-a-Year Man	lost
April 10, 1921	The Witching Hour	survives
April 10, 1921	Buried Treasure	incomplete
April 24, 1921	What Every Woman Knows	lost
April 24, 1921	The Home Stretch	survives
April 1921	The House That Jazz Built	lost
April 1921	The Magic Cup	lost
April 1921	The Whistle	survives
May 1, 1921	The City of Silent Men	lost
May 1, 1921	Proxies	survives
May 5, 1921	Sham	lost
May 8, 1921	The Lost Romance	survives
May 15, 1921	King, Queen, Joker	incomplete (fragment)
May 21, 1921	Sheltered Daughters	lost
May 22, 1921	Too Wise Wives	survives
May 22, 1921	Sacred and Profane Love	lost
May 29, 1921	White and Unmarried	lost
May 29, 1921	Sentimental Tommy	lost
May 1921	Two Weeks with Pay	lost
June 5, 1921	Traveling Salesman	survives
June 5, 1921	Too Much Speed	lost
June 5, 1921	The Wild Goose	survives
June 12, 1921	Appearances	lost
June 12, 1921	A Private Scandal	lost
June 19, 1921	The Bronze Bell	survives
June 19, 1921	One a Minute	survives
June 26, 1921	A Wise Fool	survives
June 1921	Don't Call Me Little Girl	lost
June 1921	The March Hare	lost
July 3, 1921	The Woman God Changed	survives
July 10, 1921	The Mystery Road	lost
July 19, 1921	A Heart to Let	lost
July 24, 1921	Behind Masks	incomplete
July 1921	Her Sturdy Oak	lost
July 1921	A Kiss in Time	lost
July 1921	The Land of Hope	lost
July 1921	Little Italy	lost
July 1921	Moonlight and Honeysuckle	lost
July 1921	Such a Little Queen	lost
August 7, 1921	The Princess of New York	lost
August 14, 1921	At the End of the World	survives
August 14, 1921	Passing Through	lost
August 17, 1921	Room and Board	lost
August 20, 1921	Gasoline Gus	survives
August 21, 1921	Wealth	lost
August 21, 1921	Cappy Ricks	survives (incomplete)
August 21, 1921	The Conquest of Canaan	survives
August 28, 1921	Crazy to Marry	survives
August 1921	One Wild Week	lost
September 1, 1921	Footlights	lost
September 4, 1921	The Great Moment	incomplete (fragment)
September 4, 1921	The Hell Diggers	lost
September 18, 1921	Dangerous Lies	lost
September 21, 1921	The Affairs of Anatol	Suggested by the play by Arthur Schnitzler; survives
September 25, 1921	Everything for Sale	lost
September 1921	Her Winning Way	lost
October 9, 1921	The Great Impersonation	lost
October 9, 1921	The Case of Becky	survives
October 9, 1921	After the Show	lost
October 13, 1921	Her Face Value	lost
October 16, 1921	Three Word Brand	survives
October 16, 1921	Under the Lash	lost
October 16, 1921	Forever	lost
October 20, 1921	The Sheik	survives
October 23, 1921	Experience	lost
October 30, 1921	Beyond	incomplete
October 30, 1921	Ladies Must Live	survives
October 30, 1921	Enchantment	survives
October 1921	Dawn of the East	lost
November 1, 1921	Miss Lulu Bett	survives
November 6, 1921	Exit the Vamp	lost
November 13, 1921	Don't Tell Everything	lost
November 13, 1921	A Prince There Was	lost
November 27, 1921	The Call of the North	lost
November 27, 1921	The Bonnie Brier Bush	lost
November 1921	The Speed Girl	lost
November 1921	The Love Charm	lost
November 1921	Morals	survives
November 1921	Hush Money	lost
December 4, 1921	Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford	lost
December 9, 1921	Fool's Paradise	survives
December 11, 1921	Just Around the Corner	incomplete
December 18, 1921	White Oak	survives
December 25, 1921	The Little Minister	survives
December 1921	First Love	incomplete (fragment)
December 1921	A Virginia Courtship	lost
January 1, 1922	Rent Free	lost
January 1, 1922	Too Much Wife	lost
January 1, 1922	Three Live Ghosts	survives
January 8, 1922	Back Pay	incomplete
January 15, 1922	The Lane That Had No Turning	lost
January 22, 1922	The Law and the Woman	lost
January 22, 1922	Nancy from Nowhere	lost
January 22, 1922	The Bride's Play	survives
January 29, 1922	Tillie	lost
January 29, 1922	Saturday Night	survives
January 29, 1922	One Glorious Day	lost
January 1922	Her Own Money	lost
February 12, 1922	Boomerang Bill	incomplete
February 12, 1922	Moran of the Lady Letty	survives
February 12, 1922	A Homespun Vamp	lost
February 19, 1922	Midnight	lost
February 19, 1922	Love's Boomerang	lost
February 25, 1922	The World's Champion	incomplete
February 26, 1922	A Game Chicken	lost
February 1922	Her Husband's Trademark	survives
March 4, 1922	The Cradle	survives
March 5, 1922	Travelin' On	survives
March 12, 1922	Bobbed Hair	lost
March 18, 1922	Beauty's Worth	survives
April 2, 1922	The Green Temptation	lost
April 2, 1922	Through a Glass Window	lost
April 2, 1922	The Good Provider	incomplete (fragment)
April 2, 1922	The Crimson Challenge	lost
April 2, 1922	Find the Woman	incomplete
April 5, 1922	Her Gilded Cage	lost
April 9, 1922	The Heart Specialist	lost
April 9, 1922	The Sleepwalker	lost
April 10, 1922	The Spanish Jade	lost
April 16, 1922	Is Matrimony a Failure?	lost
April 23, 1922	The Truthful Liar	lost
April 29, 1922	The Bachelor Daddy	lost
April 30, 1922	The Man from Home	survives
May 7, 1922	Beyond the Rocks	survives
May 14, 1922	North of the Rio Grande	lost
May 14, 1922	The Beauty Shop	lost
May 12, 1922	Bought and Paid For	lost
May 21, 1922	The Ordeal	lost
June 4, 1922	Across the Continent	lost
June 4, 1922	Over the Border	lost
June 4, 1922	For the Defense	survives
June 11, 1922	The Woman Who Walked Alone	survives
June 14, 1922	Our Leading Citizen	lost
June 18, 1922	The Fast Freight	lost
June 18, 1922	The Top of New York	lost
June 22, 1922	The Dictator	lost
June 25, 1922	While Satan Sleeps	lost
July 2, 1922	The Man Unconquerable	lost
July 2, 1922	If You Believe It, It's So	lost
July 16, 1922	South of Suva	lost
July 30, 1922	Borderland	lost
July 30, 1922	Above All Law	US distribution only; produced in Germany by May-Film; survives
August 5, 1922	Blood and Sand	survives
August 21, 1922	The Bonded Woman	survives
August 27, 1922	The Young Diana	lost
September 3, 1922	Nice People	lost
September 3, 1922	Burning Sands	lost
September 10, 1922	The Ghost Breaker	lost
September 10, 1922	The Valley of Silent Men	survives (incomplete)
September 14, 1922	When Knighthood Was in Flower	survives
September 17, 1922	The Siren Call	survives
September 17, 1922	On the High Seas	lost
September 17, 1922	Missing Millions	lost
September 24, 1922	Pink Gods	lost
September 24, 1922	Manslaughter	survives
September 1922	Tell Your Children	lost
October 8, 1922	The Old Homestead	survives
October 8, 1922	The Face in the Fog	survives (incomplete)
October 15, 1922	Clarence	lost
October 15, 1922	The Cowboy and the Lady	lost
October 22, 1922	The Impossible Mrs. Bellew	lost
October 29, 1922	To Have and to Hold	lost
October 29, 1922	The Man Who Saw Tomorrow	lost
November 2, 1922	Peter the Great
November 12, 1922	The Young Rajah	incomplete (fragment)
November 18, 1922	Ebb Tide	lost
November 19, 1922	Anna Ascends	incomplete (fragment)
November 26, 1922	The Pride of Palomar	survives
November 26, 1922	Singed Wings	lost
December 4, 1922	A Daughter of Luxury	lost
December 10, 1922	Thirty Days	lost
December 10, 1922	Outcast	lost
December 17, 1922	Making a Man	lost
December 17, 1922	Kick In	survives
December 24, 1922	Back Home and Broke	lost
December 31, 1922	My American Wife	lost
January 14, 1923	Drums of Fate	lost
January 21, 1923	Dark Secrets	lost
January 28, 1923	Java Head	lost
January 28, 1923	Nobody's Money	lost
January 29, 1923	The World's Applause	lost
February 11, 1923	Adam and Eva	Distribution only; produced by Cosmopolitan Productions; incomplete (fragment)
March 4, 1923	Adam's Rib	survives
March 4, 1923	The White Flower	lost
March 11, 1923	Grumpy	survives
March 16, 1923	The Covered Wagon	survives
March 18, 1923	The Tiger's Claw	lost
March 18, 1923	The Nth Commandment	incomplete
March 19, 1923	Mr. Billings Spends His Dime	lost
March 23, 1923	The Leopardess	lost
March 25, 1923	The Glimpses of the Moon	lost
April 1, 1923	Bella Donna	survives
April 8, 1923	The Go-Getter	lost
April 15, 1923	The Trail of the Lonesome Pine	lost
April 15, 1923	Prodigal Daughters	lost
April 29, 1923	The Ne'er-Do-Well	lost
April 29, 1923	You Can't Fool Your Wife	lost
April 29, 1923	The Snow Bride	lost
May 13, 1923	The Rustle of Silk	lost
May 13, 1923	Sixty Cents an Hour	lost
May 23, 1923	Adam und Eva
May 27, 1923	Fog Bound	lost
June 3, 1923	The Exciters	lost
June 10, 1923	The Heart Raider	survives
June 17, 1923	Only 38	lost
June 24, 1923	The Woman With Four Faces	lost
July 8, 1923	Children of Jazz	lost
July 15, 1923	Racing Hearts	lost
July 15, 1923	A Gentleman of Leisure	lost
July 22, 1923	Law of the Lawless	lost
July 22, 1923	Lawful Larceny	lost
July 29, 1923	Homeward Bound	lost
August 5, 1923	The Purple Highway	lost
August 19, 1923	Hollywood	lost
August 23, 1923	Bluebeard's 8th Wife	lost
August 26, 1923	Salomy Jane	lost
August 27, 1923	The Cheat	lost
September 11, 1923	The Flame
September 16, 1923	The Silent Partner	lost
September 16, 1923	Zaza	survives
September 23, 1923	To the Last Man	survives
September 23, 1923	The Marriage Maker	lost
October 7, 1923	Ruggles of Red Gap	lost
October 25, 1923	The Light That Failed	lost
October 28, 1923	Woman-Proof	lost
November 4, 1923	The Spanish Dancer	survives
November 4, 1923	His Children's Children	lost
November 18, 1923	Wild Bill Hickok	survives
November 18, 1923	Stephen Steps Out	lost
November 25, 1923	To the Ladies	lost
December 4, 1923	The Ten Commandments	One of Cecil B. DeMille's early screen epics. One scene is filmed in Technicolor. Remade in all Technicolor and in VistaVision in 1956; survives
December 16, 1923	The Call of the Canyon	survives
December 23, 1923	Big Brother	lost
December 24, 1923	Don't Call It Love	lost
December 30, 1923	West of the Water Tower	lost
January 13, 1924	The Humming Bird	survives
January 23, 1924	The Heritage of the Desert	With Technicolor sequences; survives
January 27, 1924	Flaming Barriers	lost
February 4, 1924	The Stranger	lost
February 4, 1924	Pied Piper Malone	survives
February 17, 1924	Shadows of Paris	lost
February 18, 1924	The Next Corner	lost
March 2, 1924	Icebound	lost
March 3, 1924	Singer Jim McKee	survives
March 9, 1924	A Society Scandal	lost
March 16, 1924	Fair Week	survives
March 30, 1924	The Fighting Coward	incomplete
April 14, 1924	The Dawn of a Tomorrow	lost
April 20, 1924	The Confidence Man	lost
April 24, 1924	Leap Year	survives
April 27, 1924	Triumph	survives
May 4, 1924	Men	lost
May 4, 1924	The Breaking Point	survives
May 12, 1924	Bluff	survives
May 19, 1924	The Moral Sinner	lost
June 2, 1924	Code of the Sea	survives
June 8, 1924	The Guilty One	lost
June 15, 1924	The Bedroom Window	survives
June 21, 1924	Wanderer of the Wasteland	Paramount's first all-Technicolor feature; lost
June 22, 1924	Unguarded Women	lost
June 22, 1924	Changing Husbands	survives
June 30, 1924	Tiger Love	lost
July 21, 1924	The Side Show of Life	survives
August 4, 1924	Manhandled	incomplete
August 11, 1924	Monsieur Beaucaire	survives
August 17, 1924	Empty Hands	lost
August 24, 1924	Lily of the Dust	lost
August 25, 1924	The Enemy Sex	survives
August 31, 1924	The Female	lost
September 15, 1924	The Man Who Fights Alone	lost
September 15, 1924	Sinners in Heaven	lost
September 22, 1924	The Alaskan	From the novel by James Oliver Curwood; lost
September 28, 1924	Feet of Clay	lost
September 29, 1924	The City That Never Sleeps	lost
October 6, 1924	Her Love Story	lost
October 13, 1924	Open All Night	survives
October 13, 1924	Dangerous Money	lost
October 19, 1924	The Border Legion	lost
October 20, 1924	The Fast Set	lost
October 27, 1924	The Story Without a Name	lost
October 28, 1924	Manhattan	survives
November 2, 1924	The Garden of Weeds	lost
November 3, 1924	Merton of the Movies	lost
November 10, 1924	Wages of Virtue	lost
November 17, 1924	A Sainted Devil	lost
November 24, 1924	Worldly Goods	lost
November 30, 1924	Forbidden Paradise	survives
December 15, 1924	Tongues of Flame	lost
December 22, 1924	North of 36	survives
December 29, 1924	Argentine Love	lost
December 29, 1924	Peter Pan	Based on the play by J.M. Barrie; survives
January 5, 1925	Tomorrow's Love	lost
January 5, 1925	Locked Doors	lost
January 11, 1925	Too Many Kisses	survives
January 12, 1925	East of Suez	lost
January 19, 1925	A Man Must Live	lost
January 25, 1925	The Golden Bed	survives
January 26, 1925	Miss Bluebeard	incomplete
February 2, 1925	The Devil's Cargo	lost
February 2, 1925	Forty Winks	lost
February 9, 1925	The Top of the World	lost
February 15, 1925	Coming Through	lost
February 16, 1925	The Swan	survives
February 16, 1925	Contraband	lost
February 22, 1925	New Lives for Old	lost
February 25, 1925	The Shock Punch	survives
March 1, 1925	The Thundering Herd	lost
March 3, 1925	Salome of the Tenements	lost
March 16, 1925	The Air Mail	incomplete
March 20, 1925	Grass	survives
March 22, 1925	Sackcloth and Scarlet	lost
March 23, 1925	Men and Women	lost
March 30, 1925	The Goose Hangs High	lost
March 30, 1925	The Dressmaker from Paris	lost
April 6, 1925	Code of the West	lost
April 6, 1925	A Kiss in the Dark	survives
April 14, 1925	Adventure	lost
April 19, 1925	The Charmer	lost
April 20, 1925	The Crowded Hour	lost
April 20, 1925	Madame Sans-Gêne	lost
April 27, 1925	The Night Club	incomplete
May 4, 1925	The Spaniard	lost
May 4, 1925	Any Woman	lost
May 11, 1925	Eve's Secret	survives
May 17, 1925	Welcome Home	survives
May 25, 1925	Old Home Week	lost
May 31, 1925	The Little French Girl	lost
June 14, 1925	Are Parents People?	survives
June 22, 1925	The Light of Western Stars	lost
June 29, 1925	Paths to Paradise	incomplete
June 29, 1925	Marry Me	lost
June 1925	The Wanderer	incomplete
July 6, 1925	The Manicure Girl	lost
July 13, 1925	Lost: A Wife	lost
July 13, 1925	The Lucky Devil	incomplete
July 27, 1925	Grounds for Divorce	incomplete
August 2, 1925	Sally of the Sawdust	survives
August 3, 1925	Night Life of New York	lost
August 10, 1925	In the Name of Love	lost
August 17, 1925	Rugged Water	lost
August 23, 1925	The Man Who Found Himself
August 24, 1925	Beggar on Horseback	incomplete
August 24, 1925	The Street of Forgotten Men	incomplete
September 7, 1925	Not So Long Ago	lost
September 7, 1925	Wild, Wild Susan	lost
September 14, 1925	Wild Horse Mesa	survives
September 20, 1925	The Pony Express	incomplete
September 21, 1925	The Coast of Folly	lost
September 28, 1925	The Trouble with Wives	lost
September 28, 1925	A Son of His Father	survives
October 5, 1925	The Golden Princess	lost
October 5, 1925	A Regular Fellow	lost
October 11, 1925	Lovers in Quarantine	survives
October 12, 1925	New Brooms	lost
October 15, 1925	The Vanishing American	survives
October 18, 1925	Flower of Night	lost
October 19, 1925	Seven Keys to Baldpate	lost
October 25, 1925	The King on Main Street	With Technicolor sequences; incomplete
November 8, 1925	The Ancient Highway	lost
November 15, 1925	Lord Jim	survives
November 16, 1925	Stage Struck	With Technicolor sequences; survives
November 22, 1925	Irish Luck	survives
November 30, 1925	Cobra	survives
December 7, 1925	That Royle Girl	lost
December 22, 1925	A Kiss for Cinderella	survives
December 28, 1925	A Woman of the World	survives
December 28, 1925	The Best People	lost
December 28, 1925	Womanhandled	survives
January 4, 1926	The Splendid Crime	lost
January 7, 1926	Moana	survives
January 11, 1926	Mannequin	survives
January 14, 1926	Hands Up!	survives
January 18, 1926	The Enchanted Hill	lost
January 24, 1926	Shadow of the Law	lost
January 31, 1926	The American Venus	With Technicolor sequences; incomplete (fragment)
February 8, 1926	The Grand Duchess and the Waiter	survives
February 22, 1926	Behind the Front	survives
February 22, 1926	Sea Horses	lost
February 28, 1926	The Song and Dance Man	incomplete
March 1, 1926	Let's Get Married	survives
March 1, 1926	Dancing Mothers	survives
March 17, 1926	Fascinating Youth	lost
March 15, 1926	The New Klondike	incomplete
March 22, 1926	Miss Brewster's Millions	lost
March 22, 1926	The Untamed Lady	lost
March 22, 1926	Desert Gold	lost
March 27, 1926	The Crown of Lies	lost
March 29, 1926	A Social Celebrity	lost
April 1, 1926	For Heaven's Sake	Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation; survives
April 4, 1926	The Blind Goddess	lost
April 5, 1926	The Runaway	lost
April 12, 1926	Peter Vernon's Silence	lost
April 19, 1926	That's My Baby	survives
April 26, 1926	The Lucky Lady	survives
May 3, 1926	Wet Paint	lost
May 10, 1926	The Rainmaker	lost
May 17, 1926	The Palm Beach Girl	lost
May 16, 1926	Aloma of the South Seas	Based on the play by John B. Hymer and Leroy Clemens; lost
May 24, 1926	The Secret Spring
May 24, 1926	It's the Old Army Game	survives
May 31, 1926	Say It Again	lost
June 7, 1926	Good and Naughty	lost
June 14, 1926	Born to the West	lost
June 27, 1926	Variety	US distribution only, produced in Germany by UFA; survives
June 1926	Volcano!	incomplete
July 18, 1926	Nell Gwyn	survives
July 24, 1926	Mantrap	survives
August 2, 1926	Padlocked	survives
August 16, 1926	The Show-Off	survives
August 25, 1926	Beau Geste	survives
August 29, 1926	The Cat's Pajamas	lost
August 29, 1926	Fine Manners	survives
September 5, 1926	Love 'Em and Leave 'Em	survives
September 18, 1926	The Campus Flirt	lost
September 19, 1926	Tin Gods	lost
September 20, 1926	You Never Know Women	survives
September 20, 1926	Diplomacy	survives
September 25, 1926	You'd Be Surprised	survives
September 27, 1926	Forlorn River	lost
September 27, 1926	Hold That Lion	survives
October 4, 1926	Kid Boots	survives
October 11, 1926	The Ace of Cads	lost
October 11, 1926	The Quarterback	survives
October 12, 1926	The Sorrows of Satan	survives
October 18, 1926	The Eagle of the Sea	incomplete
October 25, 1926	So's Your Old Man	survives
October 1926	London	lost
November 1, 1926	The Lady of the Harem	lost
November 6, 1926	We're in the Navy Now	incomplete
November 8, 1926	Everybody's Acting	lost
November 20, 1926	God Gave Me Twenty Cents	lost
November 21, 1926	The Great Gatsby	incomplete (fragment)
November 22, 1926	The Popular Sin	incomplete (fragment)
November 27, 1926	The Canadian	survives
December 6, 1926	Old Ironsides	survives
December 13, 1926	Stranded in Paris	lost
December 27, 1926	Man of the Forest	lost
January 1, 1927	Hotel Imperial	survives
January 8, 1927	Blonde or Brunette	survives
January 15, 1927	The Potters	lost
January 22, 1927	The Kid Brother	Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation; survives
January 23, 1927	Paradise for Two	lost
January 30, 1927	New York	lost
February 12, 1927	Let It Rain	lost
February 19, 1927	It	survives
February 20, 1927	Love's Greatest Mistake	lost
February 22, 1927	A Kiss in a Taxi	lost
February 26, 1927	Blind Alleys	lost
February 28, 1927	Stark Love	survives
March 5, 1927	The Mysterious Rider	lost
March 8, 1927	Casey at the Bat	survives
March 13, 1927	Metropolis	US distribution only, produced in Germany by UFA; survives
March 19, 1927	Evening Clothes	lost
March 26, 1927	Fashions for Women	lost
March 26, 1927	Cabaret	survives
March 27, 1927	The Telephone Girl	survives
April 2, 1927	Too Many Crooks	lost
April 9, 1927	Afraid to Love	lost
April 9, 1927	Ritzy	lost
April 9, 1927	Arizona Bound	lost
April 16, 1927	Knockout Reilly	lost
April 25, 1927	Children of Divorce	survives
April 29, 1927	Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness	survives
April 30, 1927	Senorita	survives
May 6, 1927	Special Delivery	survives
May 14, 1927	Rough House Rosie	incomplete (fragment)
June 4, 1927	Drums of the Desert	lost
June 11, 1927	Running Wild	survives
June 18, 1927	Rolled Stockings	lost
June 18, 1927	Time to Love
June 19, 1927	Tip Toes	lost
June 25, 1927	The Way of All Flesh	lost
July 2, 1927	The Last Outlaw	survives
July 9, 1927	Man Power	lost
July 27, 1927	Ten Modern Commandments	lost
August 1, 1927	Nevada	survives
August 1, 1927	Madame Pompadour	survives
August 1, 1927	Fireman, Save My Child	lost
August 6, 1927	Service for Ladies	lost
August 12, 1927	Wings	Winner of the first "Best Picture" Academy Award; survives
August 20, 1927	Underworld	survives
August 27, 1927	Soft Cushions	lost
August 27, 1927	Hula	survives
September 3, 1927	We're All Gamblers	lost
September 3, 1927	Swim Girl, Swim	lost
September 10, 1927	Barbed Wire	survives
September 17, 1927	One Woman to Another	lost
September 24, 1927	Tell It to Sweeney	survives
October 1, 1927	The Rough Riders	incomplete (fragment)
October 1, 1927	A Gentleman of Paris	survives
October 8, 1927	Figures Don't Lie	lost
October 8, 1927	Shootin' Irons
October 15, 1927	Shanghai Bound	lost
October 15, 1927	Jesse James	lost
October 22, 1927	Now We're in the Air	incomplete
November 5, 1927	Open Range	lost
November 12, 1927	The City Gone Wild	lost
November 12, 1927	She's a Sheik	lost
November 13, 1927	The Last Waltz	US distribution only, produced in Germany by UFA; survives
November 19, 1927	The Spotlight	lost
December 3, 1927	Honeymoon Hate	lost
December 7, 1927	Get Your Man	incomplete
December 10, 1927	The Gay Defender	lost
December 17, 1927	Two Flaming Youths	lost
December 24, 1927	Serenade	lost
January 7, 1928	Wife Savers	lost
January 7, 1928	Beau Sabreur	lost
January 14, 1928	Love and Learn	lost
January 18, 1928	Gentlemen Prefer Blondes	lost
January 21, 1928	The Pioneer Scout	lost
January 22, 1928	The Last Command	survives
February 4, 1928	The Secret Hour	lost
February 11, 1928	Sporting Goods	lost
February 18, 1928	Doomsday	survives
February 25, 1928	The Showdown	survives
February 26, 1928	Feel My Pulse	survives
March 3, 1928	Tillie's Punctured Romance	lost
March 10, 1928	The Legion of the Condemned	lost
March 10, 1928	Red Hair	One Technicolor sequence; incomplete (fragment)
March 17, 1928	Partners in Crime	survives
March 24, 1928	Something Always Happens	lost
April 7, 1928	Speedy	Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation; survives
April 7, 1928	A Night of Mystery	lost
April 14, 1928	Three Sinners	lost
April 21, 1928	The Sunset Legion	lost
April 21, 1928	Easy Come, Easy Go	lost
May 12, 1928	Adventure Mad	US distribution only; produced in Germany by UFA
May 12, 1928	The Fifty-Fifty Girl
May 26, 1928	The Street of Sin
May 26, 1928	The Drag Net
May 27, 1928	His Tiger Lady
June 2, 1928	The Magnificent Flirt
June 11, 1928	Fools for Luck
June 16, 1928	Half a Bride
June 17, 1928	Ladies of the Mob
June 23, 1928	The Vanishing Pioneer
June 23, 1928	Kit Carson
July 1, 1928	The Big Killing
July 14, 1928	Hot News
July 21, 1928	The Mating Call
August 5, 1928	Forgotten Faces
August 17, 1928	The Patriot	nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture, now a lost film
August 18, 1928	Loves of an Actress
August 18, 1928	Just Married
August 25, 1928	The Water Hole	With Technicolor sequences
August 25, 1928	The First Kiss
September 1, 1928	The Sawdust Paradise
September 15, 1928	The Fleet's In
September 15, 1928	Looping the Loop
September 16, 1928	The Docks of New York
September 22, 1928	Beggars of Life
October 6, 1928	The Wedding March
October 13, 1928	Take Me Home
October 13, 1928	Moran of the Marines
October 27, 1928	Varsity
November 1, 1928	The Racket	nominee for the first "Best Picture" Academy Award
November 10, 1928	Avalanche
November 17, 1928	His Private Life
November 17, 1928	Homecoming	US distribution only, produced in Germany by UFA
November 24, 1928	Manhattan Cocktail
December 1, 1928	Someone to Love
December 8, 1928	Three Weekends
December 22, 1928	What a Night!
December 29, 1928	Sins of the Fathers
January 5, 1929	Interference	Paramount's first all-talkie
January 5, 1929	Abie's Irish Rose	Silent with talking sequences
January 12, 1929	Behind the German Lines	Silent; German documentary about World War I, produced by Ufa.
January 12, 1929	The Shopworn Angel	Talking sequences
January 19, 1929	The Case of Lena Smith	Silent
January 26, 1929	The Doctor's Secret	Talkie; presumed lost
February 2, 1929	Marquis Preferred	Silent
February 9, 1929	Sunset Pass	Silent
February 9, 1929	The Wolf of Wall Street	Talkie
February 16, 1929	The Canary Murder Case	Talkie
February 23, 1929	Redskin	Silent. Two-color Technicolor sequences.
March 2, 1929	The Carnation Kid	Talking sequences
March 9, 1929	The Dummy	Talkie
March 16, 1929	Looping the Loop	Silent. German film, produced by Ufa.
March 23, 1929	Chinatown Nights	Talking sequences
March 30, 1929	Wolf Song	Talking sequences
April 6, 1929	The Wild Party	Talkie
April 13, 1929	The Letter	Talkie
April 13, 1929	Close Harmony	Talkie
April 20, 1929	Nothing but the Truth	Talkie
April 27, 1929	The Hole in the Wall	Talkie
May 4, 1929	Gentlemen of the Press	Talkie
May 11, 1929	Betrayal	Silent
May 18, 1929	A Dangerous Woman	Talkie
May 18, 1929	The Rainbow Man	Talkie
May 25, 1929	Innocents of Paris	Talkie
May 25, 1929	The Man I Love	Talkie
May, 1929	The Silver King	Silent
June 1, 1929	The Studio Murder Mystery	Talkie
June 8, 1929	Stairs of Sand	Silent
June 15, 1929	The Wheel of Life	Talkie
June 22, 1929	Thunderbolt	Talkie
June 29, 1929	Fashions in Love	Talkie
June 29, 1929	River of Romance	Talkie
July 6, 1929	Divorce Made Easy	Talkie
July 13, 1929	Dangerous Curves	Talkie
August 3, 1929	The Cocoanuts	Talkie
August 3, 1929	Hungarian Rhapsody	Silent. German film, produced by ufa.
August 10, 1929	The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu	Talkie
August 17, 1929	Charming Sinners	Talkie
August 24, 1929	The Soul of France	Silent
August 31, 1929	The Greene Murder Case	Talkie
September 7, 1929	The Dance of Life	Talkie
September 14, 1929	Fast Company	Talkie
September 21, 1929	The Lady Lies	Talkie
September 21, 1929	Illusion	Talkie
September 28, 1929	Jealousy	Talkie; presumed lost
September 28, 1929	Woman Trap	Talkie
October 5, 1929	The Love Doctor	Talkie
October 12, 1929	Why Bring That Up?	Talkie
October 19, 1929	Welcome Danger	Talkie; produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation
October 26, 1929	The Saturday Night Kid	Talkie
October 26, 1929	The Return of Sherlock Holmes	Talkie
November 2, 1929	Sweetie	Talkie
November 9, 1929	The Virginian	Talkie
November 16, 1929	The Mighty	Talkie
November 23, 1929	Darkened Rooms	Talkie
November 30, 1929	The Battle of Paris	Talkie
December 7, 1929	Glorifying the American Girl	Talkie. Two-color Technicolor sequences.
December 14, 1929	Half Way to Heaven	Talkie
December 21, 1929	The Marriage Playground	Talkie
December 21, 1929	Pointed Heels	Talkie. Two-color Technicolor sequences.
December 28, 1929	The Four Feathers	Last silent feature film released by Paramount
December 28, 1929	The Laughing Lady

1930s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 4, 1930	Applause
January 11, 1930	Behind the Make-Up
January 11, 1930	The Kibitzer
January 18, 1930	The Love Parade	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture.
January 25, 1930	Seven Days' Leave
February 1, 1930	Burning Up
February 1, 1930	Street of Chance
February 15, 1930	Roadhouse Nights
February 22, 1930	Dangerous Paradise
February 22, 1930	Slightly Scarlet
March 8, 1930	Only the Brave
March 22, 1930	Men Are Like That
March 22, 1930	Sarah and Son
March 29, 1930	Honey
April 5, 1930	Young Eagles
April 12, 1930	The Benson Murder Case
April 19, 1930	The Vagabond King	Paramount's first all-Technicolor (two-color process) talkie.
April 19, 1930	The Light of Western Stars	Reissue title: Winning the West.
April 26, 1930	Ladies Love Brutes
April 26, 1930	Paramount on Parade	Two-color Technicolor sequences.
May 3, 1930	The Big Pond
May 10, 1930	The Texan
May 17, 1930	The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu
May 17, 1930	Young Man of Manhattan
May 24, 1930	The Devil's Holiday
May 31, 1930	True to the Navy
June 7, 1930	Safety in Numbers
June 14, 1930	Shadow of the Law
June 21, 1930	The Social Lion
June 28, 1930	With Byrd at the South Pole
June 28, 1930	The Border Legion
July 5, 1930	Dangerous Nan McGrew
July 12, 1930	A Man from Wyoming
July 19, 1930	Love Among the Millionaires
July 26, 1930	For the Defense
July 26, 1930	The Sap from Syracuse
August 2, 1930	Anybody's War
August 2, 1930	The Silent Enemy
August 9, 1930	Manslaughter
August 16, 1930	Let's Go Native
August 23, 1930	Grumpy
August 30, 1930	Queen High
August 30, 1930	Anybody's Woman
September 6, 1930	Animal Crackers
September 13, 1930	The Sea God
September 18, 1930	Her Wedding Night
September 20, 1930	The Spoilers
September 27, 1930	Follow Thru	Filmed in two-color Technicolor.
September 27, 1930	The Santa Fe Trail
October 4, 1930	Monte Carlo
October 11, 1930	Heads Up
October 18, 1930	Playboy of Paris
October 25, 1930	Laughter
November 1, 1930	The Virtuous Sin
November 8, 1930	Fast and Loose
November 8, 1930	Feet First	Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation.
November 15, 1930	Tom Sawyer	Based on The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain.
November 22, 1930	Derelict
November 29, 1930	Sea Legs
December 6, 1930	Morocco	Adapted from the novel Amy Jolly by Benno Vigny.
December 6, 1930	Only Saps Work
December 13, 1930	Follow the Leader
December 20, 1930	Along Came Youth	Suggested by the novel Molinoff by Maurice Bedel.
December 27, 1930	The Right to Love
January 3, 1931	The Blue Angel	A Paramount-Ufa co-production; English-language version.
January 17, 1931	The Gang Buster
January 24, 1931	No Limit
January 31, 1931	The Royal Family of Broadway
February 7, 1931	Scandal Sheet
February 14, 1931	Fighting Caravans	Reissue title: Blazing Arrows. Remade as Wagon Wheels (1934).
February 21, 1931	Stolen Heaven
February 28, 1931	Finn and Hattie
February 28, 1931	It Pays to Advertise
March 7, 1931	The Conquering Horde
March 7, 1931	Rango
March 14, 1931	Unfaithful
March 21, 1931	Honor Among Lovers
March 21, 1931	June Moon
March 28, 1931	Man of the World
April 4, 1931	Dishonored
April 11, 1931	Gun Smoke
April 18, 1931	City Streets
April 25, 1931	Skippy	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture. Based on the comic strip Skippy by Percy Crosby. Followed by Sooky, released in December.
May 2, 1931	Tarnished Lady
May 9, 1931	Ladies' Man
May 16, 1931	Dude Ranch
May 23, 1931	Kick In
May 30, 1931	Up Pops the Devil
May 30, 1931	The Vice Squad
June 6, 1931	The Lawyer's Secret
June 20, 1931	I Take This Woman
June 27, 1931	Forbidden Adventure
June 27, 1931	The Girl Habit
July 4, 1931	Women Love Once
July 11, 1931	Confessions of a Co-Ed
July 18, 1931	The Night Angel
July 25, 1931	Honeymoon Lane
July 25, 1931	The Magnificent Lie
July 25, 1931	The Secret Call
August 1, 1931	The Smiling Lieutenant	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture.
August 1, 1931	Tabu
August 8, 1931	Caught
August 8, 1931	Murder by the Clock
August 15, 1931	Huckleberry Finn	Based on The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain.
August 22, 1931	An American Tragedy	Based on the novel by Theodore Dreiser.
August 29, 1931	Silence
September 5, 1931	Daughter of the Dragon
September 5, 1931	Secrets of a Secretary
September 12, 1931	Personal Maid
September 19, 1931	Monkey Business
September 26, 1931	My Sin
October 3, 1931	The Mad Parade
October 10, 1931	24 Hours
October 17, 1931	The Road to Reno
October 24, 1931	The Beloved Bachelor
October 31, 1931	Girls About Town
November 7, 1931	Once a Lady
November 14, 1931	Rich Man's Folly
November 14, 1931	Touchdown
November 21, 1931	His Woman
November 28, 1931	The Cheat
December 5, 1931	The False Madonna
December 12, 1931	Working Girls
December 19, 1931	Husband's Holiday
December 26, 1931	Ladies of the Big House
December 26, 1931	Sooky	Sequel to Skippy (1931).
January 2, 1932	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde	Based on The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson.
January 9, 1932	This Reckless Age
January 16, 1932	Two Kinds of Women
January 30, 1932	No One Man
February 5, 1932	Tomorrow and Tomorrow
February 12, 1932	Shanghai Express	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
February 19, 1932	Wayward
February 26, 1932	Broken Lullaby
March 4, 1932	Strangers in Love
March 11, 1932	Dancers in the Dark
March 18, 1932	The Wiser Sex
March 25, 1932	The Broken Wing
March 25, 1932	One Hour with You	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
April 1, 1932	The Miracle Man
April 8, 1932	Misleading Lady
April 8, 1932	This Is the Night
April 15, 1932	Sky Bride
April 22, 1932	The World and the Flesh
May 6, 1932	The Strange Case of Clara Deane
May 13, 1932	Sinners in the Sun
May 20, 1932	Reserved for Ladies
May 27, 1932	Forgotten Commandments
June 10, 1932	Merrily We Go to Hell
June 17, 1932	Thunder Below
June 24, 1932	The Man from Yesterday
July 1, 1932	Make Me a Star
July 8, 1932	Million Dollar Legs
July 15, 1932	Lady and Gent
July 22, 1932	Madame Racketeer
July 29, 1932	The Vanishing Frontier
August 5, 1932	Guilty as Hell
August 12, 1932	Devil and the Deep
August 19, 1932	Horse Feathers
August 26, 1932	Love Me Tonight
September 2, 1932	70,000 Witnesses
September 16, 1932	Blonde Venus
September 23, 1932	Movie Crazy	Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation.
September 23, 1932	The Night of June 13
September 30, 1932	Heritage of the Desert	Reissue title: When the West Was Young.
October 7, 1932	Madison Square Garden
October 7, 1932	The Phantom President
October 14, 1932	Night After Night
October 21, 1932	Trouble in Paradise
October 28, 1932	The Big Broadcast
October 28, 1932	Hot Saturday
November 4, 1932	He Learned About Women
November 11, 1932	Evenings for Sale
November 25, 1932	Wild Horse Mesa
December 2, 1932	If I Had a Million
December 2, 1932	Under-Cover Man
December 8, 1932	A Farewell to Arms	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture. Based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway.
December 9, 1932	The Devil Is Driving
December 30, 1932	Madame Butterfly
December 30, 1932	No Man of Her Own
January 6, 1933	The Billion Dollar Scandal
January 13, 1933	Island of Lost Souls
January 13, 1933	Tonight Is Ours
January 20, 1933	The Mysterious Rider	Reissue title: The Fighting Phantom
January 27, 1933	She Done Him Wrong	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
February 3, 1933	Luxury Liner
February 10, 1933	The Sign of the Cross
February 17, 1933	Hello, Everybody!
February 17, 1933	The Woman Accused
February 24, 1933	Crime of the Century
February 24, 1933	From Hell to Heaven
March 3, 1933	A Lady's Profession
March 10, 1933	King of the Jungle
March 17, 1933	Strictly Personal
March 24, 1933	Murders in the Zoo
March 24, 1933	Pick Up
March 31, 1933	M	U.S. distribution only, produced in Germany by Nero-Film A.G.
April 7, 1933	Under the Tonto Rim
April 14, 1933	Terror Aboard
April 21, 1933	A Bedtime Story
April 28, 1933	Song of the Eagle
May 5, 1933	Supernatural
May 12, 1933	The Story of Temple Drake
May 19, 1933	The Eagle and the Hawk
May 26, 1933	The Girl in 419
May 26, 1933	Sunset Pass
June 2, 1933	International House
June 9, 1933	I Love That Man
June 16, 1933	Jennie Gerhardt
June 23, 1933	College Humor
June 30, 1933	Gambling Ship
July 7, 1933	Disgraced!
July 14, 1933	Mama Loves Papa
July 14, 1933	Man of the Forest	Reissue title: Challenge of the Frontier.
July 21, 1933	Her Bodyguard
July 28, 1933	Midnight Club
August 4, 1933	Three-Cornered Moon
August 11, 1933	The Song of Songs
August 18, 1933	Big Executive
August 25, 1933	This Day and Age
September 1, 1933	One Sunday Afternoon
September 8, 1933	Torch Singer
September 15, 1933	To the Last Man	Reissue title: Law of Vengeance.
September 22, 1933	Golden Harvest
September 29, 1933	Too Much Harmony
October 6, 1933	I'm No Angel
October 13, 1933	Tillie and Gus
October 20, 1933	The Way to Love
October 27, 1933	Hell and High Water
October 27, 1933	Take a Chance
November 3, 1933	White Woman
November 17, 1933	Cradle Song
November 17, 1933	Duck Soup
November 24, 1933	Sitting Pretty
November 24, 1933	The Thundering Herd	Reissue title: Buffalo Stampede.
December 1, 1933	Lone Cowboy
December 8, 1933	Girl Without a Room
December 22, 1933	Alice in Wonderland	Based on Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll.
December 29, 1933	Design for Living
January 5, 1934	Eight Girls in a Boat
January 12, 1934	His Double Life
January 12, 1934	Miss Fane's Baby Is Stolen
January 19, 1934	All of Me	Based on the play Chrysalis by Rose Albert Porter.
January 26, 1934	Four Frightened People
January 26, 1934	The Last Round-Up
February 2, 1934	Search for Beauty
February 9, 1934	Six of a Kind
February 16, 1934	Good Dame
February 23, 1934	Bolero
February 23, 1934	No More Women
March 9, 1934	She Made Her Bed
March 16, 1934	Wharf Angel
March 23, 1934	Come on Marines!
March 30, 1934	Death Takes a Holiday
April 6, 1934	You're Telling Me!
April 13, 1934	The Trumpet Blows
April 20, 1934	Melody in Spring
April 27, 1934	We're Not Dressing
April 27, 1934	The Witching Hour
May 4, 1934	Double Door
May 11, 1934	Private Scandal
May 18, 1934	Thirty-Day Princess
May 25, 1934	Murder at the Vanities
June 1, 1934	Little Miss Marker
June 8, 1934	Many Happy Returns
June 15, 1934	The Great Flirtation
June 22, 1934	Here Comes the Groom
June 29, 1934	Shoot the Works
July 6, 1934	Kiss and Make-Up
July 13, 1934	The Old Fashioned Way
July 20, 1934	The Notorious Sophie Lang	Followed by two sequels, The Return of Sophie Lang (1936) and Sophie Lang Goes West (1937).
July 27, 1934	Elmer and Elsie
August 3, 1934	Ladies Should Listen
August 10, 1934	She Loves Me Not
August 24, 1934	Crime Without Passion
August 31, 1934	Now and Forever
September 7, 1934	The Scarlet Empress
September 14, 1934	You Belong to Me
September 21, 1934	Belle of the Nineties
September 21, 1934	Wagon Wheels	Reissue title: Caravans West. Remake of Fighting Caravans (1931).
September 28, 1934	The Lemon Drop Kid
October 5, 1934	Cleopatra	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
October 12, 1934	Ready for Love
October 19, 1934	Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
October 26, 1934	Menace
November 9, 1934	Limehouse Blues
November 16, 1934	The Pursuit of Happiness
November 23, 1934	College Rhythm
November 30, 1934	It's a Gift
December 7, 1934	Behold My Wife!
December 14, 1934	One Hour Late
December 21, 1934	Father Brown, Detective	Based on "The Blue Cross," by G. K. Chesterton.
December 21, 1934	Home on the Range
December 28, 1934	Here Is My Heart
January 11, 1935	The President Vanishes
January 18, 1935	The Lives of a Bengal Lancer	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
January 25, 1935	The Gilded Lily
February 1, 1935	Wings in the Dark
February 8, 1935	Rocky Mountain Mystery	Reissue title: The Fighting Westerner.
February 15, 1935	Rumba
February 22, 1935	All the King's Horses	Based on play by Lawrence Clark and Max Giersberg and by Frederick Herendeen and Edward Horan.
March 1, 1935	Car 99
March 8, 1935	Ruggles of Red Gap	Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
March 15, 1935	Love in Bloom
March 22, 1935	Mississippi
March 29, 1935	McFadden's Flats
April 12, 1935	Hold 'Em Yale
April 19, 1935	Four Hours to Kill!
April 19, 1935	Private Worlds
April 26, 1935	Stolen Harmony
May 3, 1935	The Devil Is a Woman
May 17, 1935	Goin' to Town
May 24, 1935	People Will Talk
May 31, 1935	The Glass Key
June 7, 1935	The Scoundrel
June 21, 1935	College Scandal
June 28, 1935	Men Without Names
July 5, 1935	Paris in Spring
July 19, 1935	Shanghai
July 26, 1935	Man on the Flying Trapeze
July 26, 1935	Smart Girl
August 2, 1935	Every Night at Eight
August 9, 1935	This Woman Is Mine	Original British title: 18 Minutes.
August 16, 1935	Without Regret
August 23, 1935	Hop-a-Long Cassidy	First film in Paramount's Hopalong Cassidy series. Reissued by Screen Guild Productions in 1946 as Hopalong Cassidy Enters.
August 23, 1935	Accent on Youth
August 30, 1935	Here Comes Cookie
September 6, 1935	Annapolis Farewell
September 13, 1935	Two for Tonight
September 20, 1935	The Big Broadcast of 1936
September 20, 1935	Wanderer of the Wasteland
September 27, 1935	The Virginia Judge
October 4, 1935	Little America
October 4, 1935	Two-Fisted
October 11, 1935	The Last Outpost
October 18, 1935	Hands Across the Table
October 25, 1935	The Crusades
October 25, 1935	The Eagle's Brood	The second Hopalong Cassidy film
October 25, 1935	Wings Over Ethiopia	Swiss documentary about the African country Ethiopia. Intended as a travelogue, the film was picked up by Paramount due to the outbreak of the Second Italo-Ethiopian War in October 1935.
November 1, 1935	Ship Cafe
November 8, 1935	Peter Ibbetson
November 15, 1935	Mary Burns, Fugitive
November 22, 1935	So Red the Rose
November 29, 1935	Coronado
November 29, 1935	Nevada
December 13, 1935	Bar 20 Rides Again	The third Hopalong Cassidy film
December 13, 1935	Millions in the Air
December 20, 1935	Scrooge	Based on A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.
December 27, 1935	Collegiate
January 3, 1936	The Bride Comes Home
January 10, 1936	Rose of the Rancho
January 17, 1936	Her Master's Voice
January 17, 1936	Soak the Rich
January 24, 1936	Anything Goes
January 31, 1936	Timothy's Quest
February 7, 1936	The Milky Way
February 14, 1936	Drift Fence	Reissue title: Texas Desperadoes.
February 14, 1936	Woman Trap
February 21, 1936	Klondike Annie
February 28, 1936	Desire
February 28, 1936	The Preview Murder Mystery
March 6, 1936	Call of the Prairie	The fourth Hopalong Cassidy film
March 6, 1936	Give Us This Night
March 13, 1936	F-Man
March 13, 1936	The Trail of the Lonesome Pine	Paramount’s first feature filmed in the three-strip Technicolor process and said to be the first Technicolor feature shot on location.
March 20, 1936	Too Many Parents
March 27, 1936	Desert Gold	Reissue title: Desert Storm.
March 27, 1936	13 Hours by Air
April 3, 1936	Big Brown Eyes
April 10, 1936	The Moon's Our Home
April 17, 1936	The Sky Parade
April 17, 1936	Till We Meet Again
April 24, 1936	Three on the Trail	The fifth Hopalong Cassidy film
May 1, 1936	Florida Special
May 8, 1936	The Case Against Mrs. Ames
May 15, 1936	Fatal Lady
May 15, 1936	Forgotten Faces	Presumed lost
May 22, 1936	The Princess Comes Across
May 29, 1936	Border Flight
June 5, 1936	Early to Bed
June 5, 1936	Palm Springs
June 12, 1936	Girl of the Ozarks
June 19, 1936	And Sudden Death
June 19, 1936	Poppy
June 26, 1936	The Arizona Raiders	Reissue title: Bad Men of Arizona
June 26, 1936	Three Cheers for Love
July 3, 1936	The Return of Sophie Lang	Sequel to 1934's The Notorious Sophie Lang. Followed by Sophie Lang Goes West in 1937.
July 10, 1936	Spendthrift
July 24, 1936	Heart of the West	The sixth Hopalong Cassidy film
July 24, 1936	Yours for the Asking
July 31, 1936	Rhythm on the Range
July 31, 1936	A Son Comes Home
August 7, 1936	My American Wife
August 14, 1936	I'd Give My Life
August 21, 1936	Hollywood Boulevard
August 28, 1936	Straight from the Shoulder
August 28, 1936	The Texas Rangers
September 4, 1936	The General Died at Dawn
September 4, 1936	Lady Be Careful
September 11, 1936	Three Married Men
September 18, 1936	Wives Never Know
September 25, 1936	Murder with Pictures
October 2, 1936	Valiant Is the Word for Carrie
October 9, 1936	The Big Broadcast of 1937
October 9, 1936	Wedding Present
October 16, 1936	Hopalong Cassidy Returns	The seventh Hopalong Cassidy film
October 23, 1936	The Accusing Finger
October 30, 1936	Rose Bowl
November 6, 1936	Along Came Love
November 3, 1936	Easy to Take
November 13, 1936	Go West, Young Man
November 20, 1936	Hideaway Girl
November 27, 1936	The Jungle Princess
December 4, 1936	Arizona Mahoney	Reissue title: Arizona Thunderbolt
December 11, 1936	Trail Dust	The eighth Hopalong Cassidy film
December 18, 1936	Let's Make a Million
December 18, 1936	Mind Your Own Business
December 25, 1936	College Holiday
January 1, 1937	The Plainsman
January 22, 1937	Bulldog Drummond Escapes	The first in Paramount’s series of eight Bulldog Drummond films, released between 1937 and 1939.
January 22, 1937	A Doctor's Diary
January 29, 1937	Champagne Waltz
February 5, 1937	Outcast
February 12, 1937	Clarence
February 19, 1937	Maid of Salem
February 26, 1937	Borderland	The ninth Hopalong Cassidy film
February 26, 1937	John Meade's Woman
March 5, 1937	Murder Goes to College	Followed by Partners in Crime, released in October.
March 12, 1937	The Crime Nobody Saw
March 12, 1937	Swing High, Swing Low
March 19, 1937	Her Husband Lies
March 26, 1937	Waikiki Wedding
April 2, 1937	The Girl from Scotland Yard
April 9, 1937	Internes Can't Take Money	The first Dr. Kildare film and the only one made by Paramount. The series was continued by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 1940.
April 16, 1937	Hills of Old Wyoming	The tenth Hopalong Cassidy film
April 23, 1937	King of Gamblers
April 30, 1937	Make Way for Tomorrow
May 14, 1937	Turn Off the Moon
May 21, 1937	Night of Mystery
May 28, 1937	I Met Him in Paris
June 4, 1937	Hotel Haywire
June 11, 1937	The Last Train from Madrid
June 18, 1937	Mountain Music
June 25, 1937	The Great Gambini
June 25, 1937	North of the Rio Grande	The eleventh Hopalong Cassidy film
July 2, 1937	Forlorn River	Reissue title: River of Destiny.
July 2, 1937	Midnight Madonna
July 9, 1937	Wild Money
July 23, 1937	Rustlers' Valley	The twelfth Hopalong Cassidy film
July 30, 1937	Easy Living
July 30, 1937	Exclusive
August 6, 1937	Blonde Trouble
August 13, 1937	Artists and Models
August 20, 1937	She's No Lady
August 27, 1937	On Such a Night
September 3, 1937	Hopalong Rides Again	The thirteenth Hopalong Cassidy film
September 3, 1937	Souls at Sea
September 10, 1937	She Asked for It
September 10, 1937	Sophie Lang Goes West	Paramount's third and last Sophie Lang film, following The Notorious Sophie Lang (1934) and The Return of Sophie Lang (1936)
September 17, 1937	Double or Nothing
September 24, 1937	Bulldog Drummond Comes Back	The second film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
October 1, 1937	High, Wide, and Handsome
October 8, 1937	Partners in Crime	Sequel to Murder Goes to College, (1937).
October 15, 1937	This Way Please
October 22, 1937	Thunder Trail	Reissue title: Thunder Pass.
October 29, 1937	Angel
November 5, 1937	Hold 'Em Navy
November 12, 1937	The Barrier
November 19, 1937	Blossoms on Broadway
November 19, 1937	Night Club Scandal
November 26, 1937	Ebb Tide
November 26, 1937	Texas Trail	The fourteenth Hopalong Cassidy film
December 3, 1937	Love on Toast
December 10, 1937	Born to the West	Reissue title: Hell Town
December 17, 1937	Daughter of Shanghai
December 24, 1937	True Confession
December 31, 1937	Wells Fargo
January 7, 1938	Bulldog Drummond's Revenge	The third film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
January 14, 1938	Every Day's a Holiday
January 21, 1938	Thrill of a Lifetime
January 28, 1938	Partners of the Plains	The fifteenth Hopalong Cassidy film
February 4, 1938	The Buccaneer
February 11, 1938	Scandal Street
February 18, 1938	The Big Broadcast of 1938
February 25, 1938	Cassidy of Bar 20	The sixteenth Hopalong Cassidy film
March 4, 1938	Romance in the Dark
March 11, 1938	Dangerous to Know
March 18, 1938	Bulldog Drummond's Peril	The fourth film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
March 25, 1938	Bluebeard's Eighth Wife
April 1, 1938	Tip-Off Girls
April 15, 1938	Her Jungle Love
April 22, 1938	Heart of Arizona	The seventeenth Hopalong Cassidy film
April 29, 1938	College Swing
May 6, 1938	Doctor Rhythm
May 13, 1938	Stolen Heaven
May 20, 1938	Cocoanut Grove
May 27, 1938	Hunted Men
June 10, 1938	You and Me
June 17, 1938	Prison Farm
June 24, 1938	Bar 20 Justice	The eighteenth Hopalong Cassidy film
July 8, 1938	Pride of the West	The nineteenth Hopalong Cassidy film
July 22, 1938	Booloo
July 22, 1938	Tropic Holiday
July 29, 1938	Professor Beware	Distribution only, produced by Harold Lloyd Corporation.
August 5, 1938	Bulldog Drummond in Africa	The fifth film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
August 12, 1938	The Texans
August 19, 1938	Give Me a Sailor
August 26, 1938	Spawn of the North
September 2, 1938	Sing You Sinners
September 9, 1938	In Old Mexico	The twentieth Hopalong Cassidy film
September 16, 1938	Sons of the Legion
September 23, 1938	Campus Confessions
September 30, 1938	King of Alcatraz
October 7, 1938	Touchdown, Army
October 14, 1938	The Arkansas Traveler
October 21, 1938	The Mysterious Rider	Reissue title: Mark of the Avenger.
October 28, 1938	Men with Wings
November 4, 1938	Illegal Traffic
November 11, 1938	If I Were King
November 18, 1938	Thanks for the Memory
November 25, 1938	Arrest Bulldog Drummond	The sixth film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
November 25, 1938	Say It in French
December 2, 1938	Little Orphan Annie	Based on the comic strip Little Orphan Annie, by Harold Gray.
December 9, 1938	Ride a Crooked Mile
December 16, 1938	The Frontiersmen	The twenty-first Hopalong Cassidy film
December 23, 1938	Tom Sawyer, Detective	Based on the novel, by Mark Twain.
December 30, 1938	Artists and Models Abroad
January 6, 1939	Disbarred
January 13, 1939	Zaza
January 20, 1939	Ambush
January 27, 1939	Paris Honeymoon
February 3, 1939	St. Louis Blues
February 10, 1939	Persons in Hiding
February 17, 1939	Boy Trouble	Followed by Night Work, released in August.
February 24, 1939	...One Third of a Nation...	Based on the play presented by the Federal Theatre Project
February 24, 1939	Sunset Trail	The twenty-second Hopalong Cassidy film
March 3, 1939	Cafe Society
March 10, 1939	The Beachcomber	Original British title: Vessel of Wrath
March 17, 1939	King of Chinatown
March 24, 1939	Midnight
March 31, 1939	Silver on the Sage	The twenty-third Hopalong Cassidy film
March 31, 1939	Sudden Money
April 7, 1939	I'm from Missouri
April 14, 1939	Bulldog Drummond's Secret Police	The seventh film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
April 14, 1939	Never Say Die
April 21, 1939	Back Door to Heaven
April 28, 1939	The Lady's from Kentucky
May 5, 1939	Union Pacific
May 12, 1939	Hotel Imperial
May 19, 1939	Some Like It Hot	reissue title: Rhythm Romance.
May 26, 1939	Stolen Life	remade by Warner Bros. as A Stolen Life (1946).
May 26, 1939	Unmarried
June 2, 1939	The Gracie Allen Murder Case	based on the novel by S. S. Van Dine.
June 9, 1939	Undercover Doctor
June 16, 1939	Invitation to Happiness
June 23, 1939	Grand Jury Secrets
June 23, 1939	Heritage of the Desert	reissue title: Heritage of the Plains.
June 30, 1939	Bulldog Drummond's Bride	The eighth and last film in Paramount's Bulldog Drummond series.
July 7, 1939	Man About Town
July 14, 1939	Million Dollar Legs
July 21, 1939	The Magnificent Fraud
July 28, 1939	Island of Lost Men
August 4, 1939	Night Work	sequel to Boy Trouble (1939).
August 11, 1939	Our Leading Citizen
August 18, 1939	Renegade Trail	The twenty-fourth Hopalong Cassidy film
August 18, 1939	This Man Is News	Sequel to this British comedy, This Man in Paris, was released by Paramount in Great Britain in 1939, but did not receive American distribution until it appeared through Monogram in 1942 as Shadows of the Underworld.
August 25, 1939	The Star Maker
September 1, 1939	Death of a Champion
September 8, 1939	Range War	The twenty-fifth Hopalong Cassidy film
September 15, 1939	Beau Geste
September 22, 1939	$1,000 a Touchdown
September 29, 1939	Honeymoon in Bali
October 6, 1939	What a Life	The first of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies
October 13, 1939	Jamaica Inn
October 20, 1939	Television Spy
October 27, 1939	Disputed Passage
November 3, 1939	Law of the Pampas	The twenty-sixth Hopalong Cassidy film
November 10, 1939	The Cat and the Canary
November 17, 1939	Rulers of the Sea
November 24, 1939	Our Neighbors – The Carters
December 1, 1939	The Night of Nights
December 8, 1939	The Llano Kid
December 15, 1939	All Women Have Secrets
December 22, 1939	Gulliver's Travels	The first animated feature film from Fleischer Studios. Based on the novel by Jonathan Swift.
December 29, 1939	The Great Victor Herbert

1940s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 5, 1940	Emergency Squad
January 19, 1940	Remember the Night
January 26, 1940	Santa Fe Marshal	The twenty-seventh Hopalong Cassidy film
February 2, 1940	Parole Fixer
February 23, 1940	Knights of the Range
March 1, 1940	Seventeen
March 8, 1940	Adventure in Diamonds
March 8, 1940	The Showdown	The twenty-eighth Hopalong Cassidy film
March 15, 1940	Women Without Names
March 22, 1940	Road to Singapore	The first of the Bob Hope-Bing Crosby Road films
March 29, 1940	The Farmer's Daughter
April 12, 1940	Dr. Cyclops
April 17, 1940	The Light of Western Stars
April 28, 1940	French Without Tears
May 10, 1940	Opened by Mistake
May 17, 1940	Typhoon
May 24, 1940	The Biscuit Eater
May 31, 1940	Buck Benny Rides Again
June 7, 1940	Hidden Gold	The twenty-ninth Hopalong Cassidy film
June 14, 1940	Safari
June 21, 1940	The Ghost Breakers
June 28, 1940	Queen of the Mob
July 5, 1940	The Way of All Flesh
July 12, 1940	Stagecoach War	The thirtieth Hopalong Cassidy film
July 14, 1940	Those Were the Days!
July 24, 1940	Untamed
August 2, 1940	Golden Gloves
August 9, 1940	Mystery Sea Raider
August 16, 1940	Comin' Round the Mountain
August 23, 1940	The Great McGinty
September 6, 1940	Rhythm on the River
September 20, 1940	I Want a Divorce
September 27, 1940	Rangers of Fortune
October 11, 1940	Cherokee Strip
October 16, 1940	Arise, My Love
October 16, 1940	The Quarterback
October 18, 1940	Christmas in July
October 22, 1940	North West Mounted Police
November 1, 1940	Dancing on a Dime
November 15, 1940	Three Men from Texas	The thirty-first Hopalong Cassidy film
December 3, 1940	Second Chorus
December 6, 1940	A Night at Earl Carroll's
December 11, 1940	Moon Over Burma
December 13, 1940	Texas Rangers Ride Again
December 21, 1940	Victory
December 27, 1940	Love Thy Neighbor
January 10, 1941	Doomed Caravan	The thirty-second Hopalong Cassidy film
January 24, 1941	Life with Henry	The second of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies
January 28, 1941	Virginia
February 14, 1941	The Mad Doctor
February 19, 1941	You're the One
February 28, 1941	The Monster and the Girl
March 14, 1941	In Old Colorado	The thirty-third Hopalong Cassidy film
March 21, 1941	The Lady Eve
March 26, 1941	I Wanted Wings
March 28, 1941	Las Vegas Nights
April 4, 1941	The Round Up
April 11, 1941	Road to Zanzibar	The second of the Road films
April 18, 1941	Border Vigilantes	The thirty-fourth Hopalong Cassidy film
May 2, 1941	Reaching for the Sun
May 23, 1941	Pirates on Horseback	The thirty-fifth Hopalong Cassidy film
June 4, 1941	Power Dive	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 8, 1941	The Hard-Boiled Canary
June 13, 1941	One Night in Lisbon
June 20, 1941	West Point Widow
July 4, 1941	Caught in the Draft
July 11, 1941	Forced Landing	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
July 18, 1941	The Shepherd of the Hills
July 25, 1941	The Parson of Panamint
August 1, 1941	Kiss the Boys Goodbye
August 8, 1941	Wide Open Town	The thirty-sixth Hopalong Cassidy film
August 21, 1941	World Premiere
August 27, 1941	Aloma of the South Seas
August 29, 1941	Flying Blind	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
September 17, 1941	Riders of the Timberline	The thirty-seventh Hopalong Cassidy film
September 17, 1941	Stick to Your Guns	The thirty-eighth Hopalong Cassidy film
September 26, 1941	Hold Back the Dawn	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 29, 1941	Twilight on the Trail	The thirty-ninth Hopalong Cassidy film
October 3, 1941	Buy Me That Town
October 10, 1941	Nothing but the Truth
October 24, 1941	Henry Aldrich for President	The third of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies.
October 31, 1941	New York Town
November 1, 1941	Outlaws of the Desert	The fortieth Hopalong Cassidy film
November 7, 1941	Birth of the Blues
November 15, 1941	Secret of the Wasteland	The forty-first Hopalong Cassidy film and the last film produced by Paramount
November 21, 1941	Skylark
November 28, 1941	The Night of January 16th
December 1, 1941	No Hands on the Clock	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
December 5, 1941	Glamour Boy
December 5, 1941	Mr. Bug Goes to Town	The Fleischer's second and final animated feature film
December 10, 1941	Bahama Passage
December 19, 1941	Among the Living
December 31, 1941	Louisiana Purchase
December 31, 1941	Pacific Blackout
January 19, 1942	Fly-by-Night
January 24, 1942	The Fleet's In
January 24, 1942	The Lady Has Plans
January 24, 1942	Torpedo Boat	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
January 28, 1942	Sullivan's Travels
March 5, 1942	The Remarkable Andrew
March 18, 1942	Reap the Wild Wind
March 21, 1942	True to the Army
April 4, 1942	My Favorite Blonde
April 29, 1942	The Great Man's Lady
May 6, 1942	Take a Letter, Darling
May 9, 1942	Dr. Broadway
May 13, 1942	This Gun for Hire
June 5, 1942	Henry and Dizzy	The fourth of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies.
June 13, 1942	Tombstone, the Town Too Tough to Die
June 15, 1942	Are Husbands Necessary?
June 16, 1942	I Live on Danger	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 25, 1942	Beyond the Blue Horizon
July 1, 1942	Night in New Orleans
July 13, 1942	Sweater Girl
July 23, 1942	Priorities on Parade
August 4, 1942	Holiday Inn	The Holiday Inn hotel chain was named after this film. Introduced the Academy Award for Best Original Song, "White Christmas", by Irving Berlin and performed by Bing Crosby.
August 11, 1942	Wake Island	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 3, 1942	Wildcat	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
September 16, 1942	The Major and the Minor
September 1942	Henry Aldrich, Editor	The fifth of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies.
October 3, 1942	Street of Chance
October 21, 1942	The Forest Rangers
October 23, 1942	The Glass Key
October 1942	Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
November 7, 1942	My Heart Belongs to Daddy
November 7, 1942	The Palm Beach Story
November 7, 1942	Wrecking Crew	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
November 10, 1942	Road to Morocco	The third of the Road films
November 16, 1942	Lucky Jordan
November 24, 1942	The Avengers	Original British title: The Day Will Dawn
December 2, 1942	Star Spangled Rhythm
1943	Tornado	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
January 2, 1943	Lady Bodyguard
January 4, 1943	Happy Go Lucky
January 1943	No Time for Love
March 17, 1943	Salute for Three
March 20, 1943	Aerial Gunner	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
March 27, 1943	High Explosive	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
April 21, 1943	China
April 30, 1943	Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour	The sixth of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies.
May 4, 1943	Five Graves to Cairo
May 31, 1943	Night Plane from Chungking
June 23, 1943	Dixie
June 23, 1943	Henry Aldrich Swings It	The seventh of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies.
June 24, 1943	Alaska Highway	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 28, 1943	Submarine Alert	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
July 14, 1943	For Whom the Bell Tolls	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 5, 1943	Let's Face It
August 11, 1943	The Good Fellows
September 9, 1943	So Proudly We Hail!
October 11, 1943	Hostages
November 10, 1943	Henry Aldrich Haunts a House	The eighth of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies.
November 10, 1943	Minesweeper	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
November 11, 1943	Riding High
December 24, 1943	True to Life
January 7, 1944	Standing Room Only
January 13, 1944	Henry Aldrich, Boy Scout	The ninth of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies.
January 13, 1944	Timber Queen	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
January 19, 1944	The Miracle of Morgan's Creek
February 10, 1944	Lady in the Dark
February 10, 1944	The Uninvited
February 26, 1944	The Navy Way	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
February 28, 1944	You Can't Ration Love
April 25, 1944	And the Angels Sing
April 26, 1944	The Hitler Gang
April 27, 1944	Gambler's Choice	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
April 1944	Henry Aldrich Plays Cupid	The tenth of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies.
May 3, 1944	Going My Way	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
May 10, 1944	The Hour Before the Dawn
June 9, 1944	Take It Big	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 10, 1944	Henry Aldrich's Little Secret	The eleventh and last of Paramount's Aldrich Family comedies.
July 4, 1944	The Story of Dr. Wassell
August 9, 1944	Hail the Conquering Hero
August 15, 1944	I Love a Soldier
August 30, 1944	Till We Meet Again
September 2, 1944	Our Hearts Were Young and Gay
September 5, 1944	Rainbow Island
September 6, 1944	Double Indemnity	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 6, 1944	The Great Moment
September 20, 1944	Frenchman's Creek
September 24, 1944	The National Barn Dance
September 1944	Dark Mountain	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
October 16, 1944	Ministry of Fear
November 22, 1944	And Now Tomorrow
November 24, 1944	One Body Too Many	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
December 18, 1944	Dangerous Passage	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
December 18, 1944	Double Exposure
December 18, 1944	Here Come the Waves
December 20, 1944	Practically Yours
January 19, 1945	The Man in Half Moon Street
February 1945	High Powered	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
March 28, 1945	The Affairs of Susan
March 30, 1945	Bring on the Girls
April 16, 1945	A Medal for Benny
April 25, 1945	Salty O'Rourke
May 12, 1945	The Unseen
June 22, 1945	Scared Stiff	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 23, 1945	Murder, He Says
July 4, 1945	You Came Along
July 13, 1945	Out of This World
July 27, 1945	Midnight Manhunt	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
August 31, 1945	Incendiary Blonde
September 28, 1945	Duffy's Tavern
October 26, 1945	Love Letters
November 16, 1945	The Lost Weekend	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 23, 1945	Hold That Blonde
December 3, 1945	Masquerade in Mexico
December 14, 1945	Follow That Woman	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
December 28, 1945	The Stork Club
January 11, 1946	People Are Funny	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
January 25, 1946	Kitty
February 8, 1946	Tokyo Rose	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
March 8, 1946	Miss Susie Slagle's
March 12, 1946	To Each His Own
March 22, 1946	Road to Utopia	The fourth Road film, filmed and produced in 1943
April 19, 1946	The Blue Dahlia
May 3, 1946	They Made Me a Killer	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
May 5, 1946	The Virginian
May 17, 1946	The Well-Groomed Bride
May 26, 1946	O.S.S.
June 5, 1946	The Bride Wore Boots
June 14, 1946	Our Hearts Were Growing Up
June 28, 1946	Hot Cargo	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
July 24, 1946	The Strange Love of Martha Ivers
August 9, 1946	The Searching Wind
September 4, 1946	Monsieur Beaucaire
September 6, 1946	Swamp Fire	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
October 16, 1946	Blue Skies
November 22, 1946	Two Years Before the Mast
January 10, 1947	Cross My Heart
January 24, 1947	The Perfect Marriage
February 7, 1947	Ladies' Man
February 13, 1947	Suddenly, It's Spring
February 21, 1947	California
February 27, 1947	I Cover Big Town	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
March 7, 1947	Easy Come, Easy Go
March 28, 1947	Seven Were Saved	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
April 4, 1947	My Favorite Brunette
April 18, 1947	Fear in the Night	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
April 23, 1947	Calcutta
April 25, 1947	The Imperfect Lady
May 2, 1947	Blaze of Noon
May 23, 1947	Big Town	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 10, 1947	Dear Ruth
June 13, 1947	Welcome Stranger
June 20, 1947	Danger Street	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 25, 1947	The Trouble with Women
July 4, 1947	The Perils of Pauline
August 13, 1947	Adventure Island	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
August 15, 1947	Desert Fury
August 22, 1947	Jungle Flight	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
August 27, 1947	Golden Earrings
August 29, 1947	Variety Girl
September 26, 1947	Wild Harvest
October 10, 1947	Unconquered
November 21, 1947	Where There's Life
December 12, 1947	Big Town After Dark	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
December 25, 1947	Road to Rio	The fifth Road film
January 16, 1948	I Walk Alone
February 20, 1948	Albuquerque	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
March 5, 1948	Caged Fury	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
March 26, 1948	Mr. Reckless	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
March 31, 1948	Saigon
April 9, 1948	The Big Clock
April 19, 1948	Hatter's Castle
April 30, 1948	The Sainted Sisters
May 14, 1948	Speed to Spare	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
May 27, 1948	Big Town Scandal	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
May 28, 1948	Hazard
June 11, 1948	Shaggy	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 25, 1948	Waterfront at Midnight	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 30, 1948	A Foreign Affair
July 2, 1948	The Emperor Waltz
July 27, 1948	Dream Girl
August 3, 1948	Beyond Glory
August 6, 1948	So Evil My Love
September 1, 1948	Sorry, Wrong Number
October 6, 1948	Isn't It Romantic?
October 13, 1948	Night Has a Thousand Eyes
November 5, 1948	Sealed Verdict
November 19, 1948	Miss Tatlock's Millions
December 3, 1948	Disaster	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
December 9, 1948	Whispering Smith
December 24, 1948	The Paleface
January 14, 1949	The Accused
January 18, 1949	Dynamite	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
February 2, 1949	My Own True Love
March 4, 1949	Alias Nick Beal
April 7, 1949	Bride of Vengeance
April 22, 1949	A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
May 25, 1949	Manhandled	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
May 27, 1949	Streets of Laredo
July 4, 1949	Sorrowful Jones
July 13, 1949	The Great Gatsby
July 22, 1949	Special Agent	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
August 3, 1949	Rope of Sand
August 5, 1949	El Paso	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
August 31, 1949	Top o' the Morning
September 5, 1949	Red, Hot and Blue
October 6, 1949	The Heiress	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 14, 1949	My Friend Irma
October 28, 1949	Song of Surrender
November 3, 1949	Chicago Deadline
November 15, 1949	Dear Wife
November 23, 1949	The Great Lover
December 21, 1949	Samson and Delilah

1950s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 18, 1950	The File on Thelma Jordon
February 2, 1950	Captain China	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
February 15, 1950	Paid in Full
February 21, 1950	No Man of Her Own
February 21, 1950	Captain Carey, U.S.A.
April 12, 1950	Riding High
May 30, 1950	The Eagle and the Hawk	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 1, 1950	The Lawless	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
July 4, 1950	My Friend Irma Goes West
July 19, 1950	Fancy Pants
August 10, 1950	Sunset Boulevard	Starring Gloria Swanson as Norma Desmond. Nominated for 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
August 16, 1950	The Furies
October 3, 1950	Cassino to Korea
October 4, 1950	Union Station
October 10, 1950	Trio
October 17, 1950	Dark City
October 18, 1950	September Affair
November 9, 1950	Tripoli	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
November 15, 1950	Copper Canyon
November 29, 1950	Let's Dance
December 8, 1950	Mr. Music
December 23, 1950	Branded
December 23, 1950	The Goldbergs
January 12, 1951	The Mating Season
January 17, 1951	At War with the Army
March 15, 1951	The Redhead and the Cowboy
March 15, 1951	Quebec
April 2, 1951	The Lemon Drop Kid
April 4, 1951	The Last Outpost	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
April 7, 1951	The Great Missouri Raid
May 9, 1951	Appointment with Danger
May 30, 1951	Dear Brat
May 31, 1951	That's My Boy
June 29, 1951	Ace in the Hole
July 18, 1951	Peking Express
August 8, 1951	Darling, How Could You!
August 14, 1951	A Place in the Sun	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 30, 1951	Passage West	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
August 1951	When Worlds Collide!
September 20, 1951	Here Comes the Groom
September 27, 1951	Rhubarb
November 6, 1951	Detective Story
November 22, 1951	Warpath
November 1951	Red Mountain
December 1, 1951	Silver City
December 6, 1951	Crosswinds	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
December 25, 1951	My Favorite Spy
January 10, 1952	The Greatest Show on Earth	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
January 18, 1952	Submarine Command
January 12, 1952	Hong Kong	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
February 9, 1952	Sailor Beware
February 1952	Flaming Feather
March 7, 1952	Something to Live For
April 1, 1952	Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick
April 2, 1952	Encore
April 3, 1952	Anything Can Happen
April 8, 1952	My Son John
May 1, 1952	The Atomic City
May 16, 1952	Denver and Rio Grande
June 11, 1952	Jumping Jacks
July 14, 1952	Son of Paleface
July 17, 1952	Carrie
September 24, 1952	Somebody Loves Me
September 1952	The Savage
September 1952	Caribbean Gold	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
October 3, 1952	Hurricane Smith
October 8, 1952	Just for You
November 15, 1952	The Turning Point
November 19, 1952	Road to Bali	The sixth of the Road films, and the last to be distributed by Paramount
December 24, 1952	Come Back, Little Sheba
December 31, 1952	The Stooge
December 1952	The Blazing Forest	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
January 1953	Tropic Zone	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
February 3, 1953	Thunder in the East
March 11, 1953	The Stars Are Singing
March 26, 1953	Off Limits
April 1, 1953	The Girls of Pleasure Island
April 22, 1953	Jamaica Run	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
April 23, 1953	Shane	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 27, 1953	Scared Stiff
May 27, 1953	Sangaree	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions; Paramount's first 3D film
June 3, 1953	The Vanquished	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 5, 1953	Pony Express
July 1, 1953	Stalag 17
July 2, 1953	Houdini
August 3, 1953	Arrowhead
August 10, 1953	The Caddy
August 26, 1953	The War of the Worlds
September 2, 1953	Roman Holiday	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 21, 1953	Little Boy Lost
October 7, 1953	Botany Bay
October 16, 1953	Those Redheads from Seattle	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
October 22, 1953	Here Come the Girls
November 21, 1953	Flight to Tangier
November 24, 1953	Cease Fire
November 28, 1953	Forever Female
December 31, 1953	Money from Home
January 27, 1954	Alaska Seas
February 12, 1954	Jivaro
March 3, 1954	The Naked Jungle
March 26, 1954	Red Garters
April 7, 1954	Casanova's Big Night
April 14, 1954	Knock on Wood
April 21, 1954	Elephant Walk
June 6, 1954	Secret of the Incas
July 23, 1954	Living It Up
August 1, 1954	Rear Window
August 3, 1954	About Mrs. Leslie
September 22, 1954	Sabrina
October 14, 1954	White Christmas	Paramount's first film released in "VistaVision," the studio's wide-screen film format.
December 22, 1954	3 Ring Circus
January 20, 1955	The Bridges at Toko-Ri
March 25, 1955	Strategic Air Command
March 30, 1955	Mambo
April 20, 1955	Conquest of Space
April 29, 1955	Run for Cover	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
May 6, 1955	Hell's Island	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
May 17, 1955	The Country Girl	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 20, 1955	The Far Horizons	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 23, 1955	The Seven Little Foys
July 7, 1955	We're No Angels
July 20, 1955	You're Never Too Young
August 3, 1955	To Catch a Thief	directed by Alfred Hitchcock
August 17, 1955	Ulysses
September 1955	The Girl Rush
October 3, 1955	The Trouble with Harry
October 5, 1955	The Desperate Hours
October 20, 1955	Lucy Gallant	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
November 7, 1955	Artists and Models
December 12, 1955	The Rose Tattoo	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
January 27, 1956	The Court Jester
April 22, 1956	The Birds and the Bees
April 1956	Anything Goes
April 1956	The Scarlet Hour
June 1, 1956	The Man Who Knew Too Much
June 4, 1956	That Certain Feeling
June 6, 1956	The Leather Saint
June 13, 1956	The Proud and Profane
August 1, 1956	Pardners
August 21, 1956	War and Peace
August 29, 1956	The Vagabond King
October 1, 1956	The Search for Bridey Murphy
October 5, 1956	The Ten Commandments	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. A remake of the 1923 film, in VistaVision. Annually broadcast by the ABC television network in the United States since 1973, traditionally the evening before Easter Sunday.
November 14, 1956	The Mountain
December 6, 1956	Hollywood or Bust	16th and final Martin and Lewis comedy film, all from Paramount.
December 13, 1956	The Rainmaker
February 9, 1957	Three Violent People
February 13, 1957	Funny Face
March 20, 1957	Fear Strikes Out
May 30, 1957	Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
May 1957	The Buster Keaton Story
June 6, 1957	The Delicate Delinquent
June 7, 1957	Beau James
July 9, 1957	Loving You
August 23, 1957	Omar Khayyam
September 26, 1957	The Joker Is Wild
September 1957	Short Cut to Hell
October 4, 1957	The Devil's Hairpin
October 16, 1957	Mister Rock and Roll
October 23, 1957	The Tin Star
October 25, 1957	Spanish Affair
October 1957	Hear Me Good
November 5, 1957	Stowaway Girl
November 10, 1957	The Lonely Man
November 13, 1957	Zero Hour!
November 27, 1957	The Sad Sack
December 11, 1957	Wild Is the Wind
January 1958	High Hell
March 12, 1958	Desire Under the Elms
March 1958	Country Music Holiday
April 1, 1958	Teacher's Pet
April 7, 1958	St. Louis Blues
May 2, 1958	Another Time, Another Place
May 9, 1958	Vertigo
May 21, 1958	Maracaibo
June 1958	The Colossus of New York
June 1958	The Space Children
July 2, 1958	King Creole
July 23, 1958	Rock-A-Bye Baby
August 12, 1958	The Matchmaker
September 12, 1958	The Blob
September 17, 1958	Hot Spell
September 1958	As Young as We Are
September 1958	The Party Crashers
October 1958	I Married a Monster from Outer Space
November 1, 1958	When Hell Broke Loose
November 2, 1958	The Geisha Boy
November 19, 1958	Houseboat
December 1, 1958	The Buccaneer	A remake of the 1936 version; filmed in Technicolor and VistaVision.
December 1958	The Hot Angel
January 28, 1959	The Trap
February 12, 1959	The Black Orchid
February 1959	The Young Captives
February 1959	Tokyo After Dark
March 26, 1959	Tempest
April 8, 1959	Thunder in the Sun
June 17, 1959	The Hangman
June 18, 1959	The Five Pennies
June 1959	The Man Who Could Cheat Death
July 3, 1959	Don't Give Up the Ship
July 8, 1959	Tarzan's Greatest Adventure
July 29, 1959	Last Train from Gun Hill
August 19, 1959	But Not for Me
September 11, 1959	That Kind of Woman
October 8, 1959	Career
October 15, 1959	The Jayhawkers!
December 11, 1959	Li'l Abner	Based on the comic strip of the same name

1960s

Release date	Title	Notes
February 4, 1960	Visit to a Small Planet
February 17, 1960	The Big Night
February 17, 1960	Jack the Ripper	U.S. distribution only with Embassy Pictures, produced in United Kingdom by Mid-Century Film Productions
March 1, 1960	Heller in Pink Tights
March 15, 1960	Five Branded Women
March 16, 1960	A Touch of Larceny
April 7, 1960	Conspiracy of Hearts
April 29, 1960	Chance Meeting
May 1960	Prisoner of the Volga
June 1, 1960	Walk Like a Dragon
June 16, 1960	Psycho	Distribution only
July 10, 1960	The Rat Race
July 20, 1960	The Bellboy
July 20, 1960	Tarzan the Magnificent
July 27, 1960	Circus Stars
August 7, 1960	It Started in Naples
September 2, 1960	The Boy Who Stole a Million
September 15, 1960	Under Ten Flags
November 10, 1960	The World Of Suzie Wong
November 23, 1960	G.I. Blues
December 16, 1960	A Breath of Scandal
December 18, 1960	Cinderfella
February 1, 1961	Blueprint for Robbery
February 15, 1961	The Savage Innocents
February 15, 1961	Foxhole in Cairo
March 22, 1961	All in a Night's Work
March 30, 1961	One-Eyed Jacks
May 19, 1961	On the Double
June 1, 1961	The Pleasure of His Company
June 21, 1961	In the Wake of a Stranger
June 28, 1961	The Ladies Man
July 12, 1961	Love in a Goldfish Bowl
September 2, 1961	Blood and Roses
September 20, 1961	Man-Trap
October 5, 1961	Breakfast at Tiffany's
November 16, 1961	Summer and Smoke
November 22, 1961	Blue Hawaii
November 28, 1961	The Errand Boy
December 31, 1961	Hey, Let's Twist!
January 31, 1962	Siege of Syracuse
February 28, 1962	Too Late Blues
March 27, 1962	Forever My Love
March 1962	Brushfire
April 17, 1962	The Counterfeit Traitor
April 22, 1962	The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
May 23, 1962	Escape from Zahrain
June 13, 1962	My Geisha
June 19, 1962	Hatari!
June 20, 1962	The Pigeon That Took Rome
June 26, 1962	Hell is for Heroes
November 21, 1962	Girls! Girls! Girls!
November 21, 1962	It's Only Money
December 25, 1962	Who's Got the Action?
December 27, 1962	A Girl Named Tamiko
March 6, 1963	Papa's Delicate Condition
March 13, 1963	Wonderful to Be Young	U.S. distribution only
April 3, 1963	My Six Loves
May 29, 1963	Hud
June 4, 1963	The Nutty Professor
June 5, 1963	Come Blow Your Horn
June 12, 1963	Donovan's Reef
June 1963	Duel of the Titans
August 28, 1963	Paris Pick-up
August 28, 1963	Wives and Lovers
October 17, 1963	All the Way Home
October 30, 1963	A New Kind of Love
November 27, 1963	Fun in Acapulco
November 27, 1963	Who's Minding the Store?
December 25, 1963	Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed?
December 25, 1963	Love with the Proper Stranger
February 12, 1964	Seven Days in May
March 11, 1964	Becket	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
March 26, 1964	The Fall of the Roman Empire
April 8, 1964	Paris When It Sizzles
April 9, 1964	The Carpetbaggers	co-production with Embassy Pictures
May 13, 1964	Law of the Lawless
May 13, 1964	The Son of Captain Blood
May 28, 1964	Ring of Treason
June 25, 1964	Circus World
June 1964	Robinson Crusoe on Mars
July 8, 1964	Lady in a Cage
August 12, 1964	The Patsy
November 2, 1964	Where Love Has Gone
November 10, 1964	Stage to Thunder Rock
November 11, 1964	Roustabout
December 16, 1964	The Disorderly Orderly
February 10, 1965	Sylvia
February 10, 1965	Young Fury
February 12, 1965	Walk a Tightrope
February 12, 1965	A Boy Ten Feet Tall
February 28, 1965	Dr. Terror's House of Horrors
April 6, 1965	In Harm's Way
April 15, 1965	Crack in the World
May 12, 1965	The Girls on the Beach
May 26, 1965	The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders
June 1, 1965	Black Spurs
June 23, 1965	Harlow
July 1, 1965	The Sons of Katie Elder
July 1, 1965	The Family Jewels
July 7, 1965	Town Tamer
August 25, 1965	The Skull
September 22, 1965	The Mad Executioner
September 29, 1965	Beach Ball
September 1965	The Revenge of Spartacus
October 13, 1965	Situation Hopeless... But Not Serious
November 9, 1965	Red Line 7000
November 24, 1965	Sands of the Kalahari
November 1965	Seven Slaves Against the World
December 16, 1965	The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
December 22, 1965	Boeing Boeing
December 23, 1965	The Slender Thread
December 29, 1965	Apache Uprising
January 1, 1966	Kid Rodelo
January 20, 1966	Judith
February 22, 1966	Promise Her Anything
March 9, 1966	Johnny Reno
April 20, 1966	The Night of the Grizzly
May 25, 1966	The Last of the Secret Agents?
May 1966	The Psychopath
June 10, 1966	Nevada Smith	co-production with Embassy Pictures
June 14, 1966	The Naked Prey
June 15, 1966	Paradise, Hawaiian Style
June 15, 1966	Assault on a Queen
August 3, 1966	This Property Is Condemned
August 10, 1966	The Idol
August 24, 1966	Alfie	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 1, 1966	Waco
September 29, 1966	Bolshoi Ballet '67
October 5, 1966	Seconds
November 10, 1966	Is Paris Burning?
November 14, 1966	The Swinger
December 22, 1966	Funeral in Berlin
December 28, 1966	Drop Dead Darling
1967	Island of the Lost
January 1, 1967	Red Tomahawk
January 18, 1967	Warning Shot
February 9, 1967	Hurry Sundown
February 15, 1967	Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad
March 1, 1967	Hired Killer
March 3, 1967	C'mon, Let's Live a Little
March 12, 1967	The Busy Body
March 22, 1967	Easy Come, Easy Go
May 3, 1967	The Vulture
May 19, 1967	The Deadly Bees
May 25, 1967	Barefoot in the Park
May 1967	Africa Texas Style
June 7, 1967	El Dorado
June 28, 1967	Gunn
June 28, 1967	The Sea Pirate
July 23, 1967	Chuka
July 26, 1967	The Upper Hand
July 1967	The Spirit Is Willing
July 1967	Hostile Guns
September 1967	Tarzan and the Great River
September 1967	Two Weeks in September
September 1967	Fort Utah
October 3, 1967	The Penthouse
October 10, 1967	Waterhole #3
October 25, 1967	Gentle Giant
November 1, 1967	The Long Duel
November 1967	The Last Safari
December 18, 1967	The Stranger
December 20, 1967	Smashing Time	distribution only; produced by Selmur Pictures
December 21, 1967	The President's Analyst
1968	The Omegans
1968	Rogues' Gallery
January 24, 1968	Sebastian
January 1968	Maroc 7
February 20, 1968	Grand Slam
February 20, 1968	Half a Sixpence
February 26, 1968	Treasure of San Gennaro
March 13, 1968	Up the Junction
March 20, 1968	No Way to Treat a Lady
March 23, 1968	The Diary of an Innocent Boy
March 1968	Arizona Bushwhackers
April 10, 1968	Will Penny
April 1968	Daring Game
May 2, 1968	The Odd Couple
May 10, 1968	Blue
May 28, 1968	The Long Day's Dying
May 1968	Tarzan and the Jungle Boy
May 1968	Project X
May 1968	Only When I Larf
May 1968	Fever Heat
May 1968	Buckskin
May 1968	Danger: Diabolik
June 12, 1968	Rosemary's Baby
June 23, 1968	Inadmissible Evidence
July 17, 1968	Villa Rides
July 23, 1968	Isabel
July 24, 1968	The Strange Affair
July 31, 1968	5 Card Stud
August 14, 1968	Bandits in Milan
August 15, 1968	Targets
September 1, 1968	Anyone Can Play
September 11, 1968	The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom
October 8, 1968	Romeo and Juliet	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 10, 1968	Barbarella
December 19, 1968	Skidoo
December 28, 1968	Up Tight!
December 1968	The Brotherhood
1969	A Talent for Loving
January 15, 1969	Riot
March 9, 1969	if....
March 23, 1969	The Assassination Bureau
April 3, 1969	Goodbye, Columbus
May 15, 1969	Fraulein Doktor
May 28, 1969	Those Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies
May 28, 1969	Once Upon a Time in the West	U.S. distribution only; produced in Italy by Rafran Cinematografica and Euro International Film
May 1969	Where's Jack?
June 11, 1969	True Grit
June 25, 1969	My Side of the Mountain
June 25, 1969	Hello Down There
August 27, 1969	Medium Cool
September 3, 1969	The Italian Job
September 3, 1969	Ace High
October 3, 1969	Oh! What a Lovely War
October 15, 1969	Paint Your Wagon
October 22, 1969	The Sterile Cuckoo
October 22, 1969	Adalen 31	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. U.S. distribution only.
November 6, 1969	Downhill Racer
November 13, 1969	The Brain	U.S. distribution only, produced in France by Gaumont

1970s

Release date	Title	Notes
February 8, 1970	The Molly Maguires
February 27, 1970	Tropic of Cancer
March 10, 1970	The Lawyer
March 25, 1970	The Adventurers
May 1970	Connecting Rooms
May 11, 1970	Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon
May 28, 1970	The Out-of-Towners	also remade in 1999
June 17, 1970	On a Clear Day You Can See Forever
June 24, 1970	Catch 22
June 24, 1970	Darling Lili
August 10, 1970	Deep End
August 13, 1970	Borsalino
August 19, 1970	WUSA
October 21, 1970	Little Fauss and Big Halsy
October 22, 1970	The Conformist
November 25, 1970	Norwood
December 9, 1970	The Confession
December 16, 1970	Love Story	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
March 11, 1971	A New Leaf
March 24, 1971	Friends
March 31, 1971	Waterloo
May 12, 1971	Plaza Suite
June 9, 1971	The Devil's Backbone
June 13, 1971	Unman, Wittering and Zigo
June 30, 1971	Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory	Distribution only; produced by Wolper Productions.
July 1, 1971	Murphy's War
July 29, 1971	The Red Tent
August 6, 1971	Let's Scare Jessica to Death
August 25, 1971	A Gunfight
September 15, 1971	Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me
September 16, 1971	The Bear and the Doll
October 20, 1971	T.R. Baskin
October 24, 1971	Joe Hill
November 24, 1971	Black Beauty	US distribution only; produced by Tigon British Film Productions
December 16, 1971	Such Good Friends
December 20, 1971	Harold and Maude
December 22, 1971	Star Spangled Girl
1972	Deadhead Miles
March 17, 1972	The Legend of Nigger Charley
March 24, 1972	The Godfather	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with Albert S. Ruddy Productions.
May 4, 1972	Play It Again, Sam
May 24, 1972	The Possession of Joel Delaney
May 24, 1972	Hannie Caulder
May 25, 1972	The Pied Piper
May 25, 1972	Z.P.G.
July 19, 1972	The Man	co-production with ABC Circle Films and Lorimar
August 4, 1972	Four Flies on Grey Velvet
August 17, 1972	Last of the Red Hot Lovers
September 27, 1972	A Separate Peace
October 8, 1972	Bad Company
October 12, 1972	Lady Sings the Blues
December 2, 1972	Brother Sun, Sister Moon
December 12, 1972	Child's Play
January 12, 1973	The First Circle
January 24, 1973	Innocent Bystanders
February 14, 1973	Save the Tiger
March 1, 1973	Charlotte's Web	Distribution only; produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions and Sagittarius Productions
March 14, 1973	Fear Is the Key
April 18, 1973	Charley One-Eye
May 9, 1973	Hitler: The Last Ten Days	Distribution only; produced by Tomorrow Entertainment and West Film
May 9, 1973	Paper Moon
May 16, 1973	The Soul of Nigger Charley
May 22, 1973	A Doll's House
June 15, 1973	Super Fly T.N.T.
June 20, 1973	A Touch of Class
June 27, 1973	The Friends of Eddie Coyle
July 25, 1973	Badge 373
August 26, 1973	Bang the Drum Slowly
September 18, 1973	Save the Children
September 18, 1973	Hit!
October 18, 1973	The Optimists
October 23, 1973	Jonathan Livingston Seagull
October 31, 1973	Tales That Witness Madness
November 1, 1973	Ash Wednesday
November 14, 1973	Scalawag
November 14, 1973	Hurry Up, or I'll Be 30
December 5, 1973	Serpico
December 9, 1973	Don't Look Now
December 17, 1973	Alfredo, Alfredo
February 27, 1974	Man on a Swing
March 15, 1974	Three Tough Guys
March 29, 1974	The Great Gatsby	co-production with Newdon Productions
April 7, 1974	The Conversation	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with American Zoetrope, the Directors Company and the Coppola Company.
May 22, 1974	Daisy Miller
June 5, 1974	Malicious
June 12, 1974	Captain Kronos – Vampire Hunter	US distribution only, produced by Hammer Film Productions
June 12, 1974	Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell	US distribution only, produced by Hammer Film Productions
June 14, 1974	The Parallax View
June 20, 1974	Chinatown	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
July 14, 1974	The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz
July 17, 1974	The Education of Sonny Carson
July 21, 1974	The White Dawn	co-production with American Film Properties and Filmways
July 24, 1974	Death Wish	US and UK distribution only, co-production with Columbia Pictures and Dino De Laurentiis Productions
August 30, 1974	The Longest Yard
September 1974	The Dove
September 1974	Phase IV
October 1974	The Gambler
October 9, 1974	Shanks
November 7, 1974	The Little Prince
November 13, 1974	The Klansman
November 24, 1974	Murder on the Orient Express	US distribution only, produced by EMI Films
December 20, 1974	The Godfather Part II	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with the Coppola Company.
May 7, 1975	The Day of the Locust
May 16, 1975	Sheila Levine Is Dead and Living in New York
June 4, 1975	Posse
June 6, 1975	Bug
June 11, 1975	Nashville	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with ABC Entertainment.
June 20, 1975	Once Is Not Enough
July 1, 1975	Aladdin and His Magic Lamp	Distribution only; produced by Films Jean Image
July 25, 1975	Mandingo	co-production with Dino De Laurentiis Productions
August 1975	Framed
September 24, 1975	Three Days of the Condor	co-production with Dino De Laurentiis Productions
October 8, 1975	Mahogany	co-production with Motown Productions
December 15, 1975	Emmanuelle 2	US distribution only
December 25, 1975	Hustle
March 1976	The First Nudie Musical
April 2, 1976	Lipstick
April 5, 1976	Face to Face
April 7, 1976	The Bad News Bears
May 26, 1976	Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved Hollywood
May 28, 1976	Leadbelly
June 11, 1976	The Tenant
June 23, 1976	The Big Bus
July 23, 1976	Lifeguard
August 4, 1976	Survive!
August 20, 1976	The Shootist	US and UK distribution only; co-production with Dino De Laurentiis Productions
September 15, 1976	Bugsy Malone	US distribution only; produced by the Rank Organization, Robert Stigwood Organisation and Goodtimes Enterprises
October 4, 1976	The Memory of Justice
October 8, 1976	Marathon Man
November 19, 1976	The Last Tycoon
December 17, 1976	King Kong	co-production with Dino De Laurentiis Productions
December 21, 1976	Mikey and Nicky
February 11, 1977	Thieves	co-production with Brut Productions
March 9, 1977	Islands in the Stream
March 11, 1977	Black Sunday
June 3, 1977	Fraternity Row
June 24, 1977	Sorcerer	International distribution only, co-production with Universal Pictures
July 8, 1977	The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training
July 15, 1977	The Shadow of Chikara
July 22, 1977	Orca	co-production with Dino De Laurentiis Productions
August 24, 1977	Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown	co-production with United Feature Syndicate
September 29, 1977	Handle with Care aka Citizen's Band
October 19, 1977	Looking for Mr. Goodbar
November 4, 1977	1900	US distribution only, co-production with 20th Century Fox and United Artists
November 4, 1977	First Love
December 16, 1977	Saturday Night Fever
January 27, 1978	The Duellists
February 3, 1978	The One and Only
February 15, 1978	The Serpent's Egg	co-production with Dino De Laurentiis Productions
March 17, 1978	American Hot Wax
April 5, 1978	Pretty Baby
April 14, 1978	Joseph Andrews	co-production with United Artists
June 16, 1978	Grease
June 28, 1978	Heaven Can Wait	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
June 30, 1978	The Bad News Bears Go to Japan
July 14, 1978	Foul Play
September 13, 1978	Days of Heaven
September 15, 1978	Up in Smoke
September 29, 1978	Death on the Nile	Distribution only; produced by EMI Films
October 6, 1978	Goin' South
December 15, 1978	Oliver's Story
December 20, 1978	King of the Gypsies	co-production with Dino De Laurentiis Productions
February 9, 1979	The Warriors
March 23, 1979	Real Life
April 12, 1979	Hurricane	co-production with Dino De Laurentiis Productions
April 27, 1979	An Almost Perfect Affair
June 8, 1979	Players
June 14, 1979	The Kirlian Witness
June 15, 1979	Prophecy
June 22, 1979	Escape from Alcatraz	co-production with The Malpaso Company
June 29, 1979	Meatballs	Distribution only; produced by Famous Players and CFDC
June 29, 1979	Bloodline
July 13, 1979	Dance of Death
August 3, 1979	North Dallas Forty
August 10, 1979	Sunburn
October 5, 1979	Starting Over
October 26, 1979	French Postcards
December 7, 1979	Star Trek: The Motion Picture

1980s

Release date	Title	Notes
February 8, 1980	American Gigolo	co-production with Jerry Bruckheimer Films
March 20, 1980	Nijinsky	co-production with Hera Productions
March 21, 1980	Little Darlings
March 28, 1980	Serial
May 9, 1980	Friday the 13th	Nominee for the Razzie Award for Worst Picture. US distribution only, co-production with Warner Bros. Pictures and Sean S. Cunningham Films.
May 30, 1980	Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don't Come Back!!)	co-production with United Feature Syndicate
June 2, 1980	The Outsider
June 6, 1980	Urban Cowboy
June 19, 1980	Rough Cut
July 2, 1980	Airplane!
August 1, 1980	The Hunter	co-production with Rastar
September 1980	Breaking Glass
September 9, 1980	Phobia
September 19, 1980	Ordinary People	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 3, 1980	Coast to Coast
October 10, 1980	The Elephant Man	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. US distribution only, co-production with EMI Films and Brooksfilms.
December 12, 1980	Popeye	North American distribution only, co-production with Walt Disney Productions
February 11, 1981	My Bloody Valentine
March 20, 1981	The Postman Always Rings Twice	distribution only; produced by Lorimar
April 3, 1981	Atlantic City	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with Selta Films. US theatrical distribution only.
April 10, 1981	Going Ape!
April 24, 1981	Night School	distribution only; produced by Lorimar
May 1, 1981	Friday the 13th Part II
May 5, 1981	Second-Hand Hearts	distribution only; produced by Lorimar
May 15, 1981	The Fan
June 5, 1981	The Sea Wolves	distribution only; produced by Lorimar
June 12, 1981	Raiders of the Lost Ark	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with Lucasfilm.
June 26, 1981	Dragonslayer	North American distribution only, co-production with Walt Disney Productions
July 1, 1981	S.O.B.	distribution only; produced by Lorimar
July 30, 1981	Escape to Victory	distribution only; produced by Lorimar
July 1981	Gas
August 7, 1981	Student Bodies
August 21, 1981	First Monday in October
August 28, 1981	Gallipoli
September 18, 1981	Mommie Dearest
October 2, 1981	Paternity
November 20, 1981	Ragtime
December 4, 1981	Reds	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with Barclays Mercantile Industrial Finance and JRS Productions.
January 29, 1982	Venom
February 12, 1982	Love and Money	distribution only; produced by Lorimar
March 5, 1982	I'm Dancing as Fast as I Can
April 2, 1982	Some Kind of Hero
April 30, 1982	Partners
May 21, 1982	Fighting Back
June 4, 1982	Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
June 11, 1982	Grease 2
August 13, 1982	An Officer and a Gentleman	co-production with Lorimar
August 13, 1982	Friday the 13th Part III
October 8, 1982	Lookin' to Get Out	distribution only; produced by Lorimar
October 22, 1982	The Sender
October 1982	Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains
November 19, 1982	Heidi's Song	distribution only; produced by Hanna-Barbera
December 3, 1982	Jekyll and Hyde... Together Again
December 8, 1982	48 Hrs.
December 10, 1982	Airplane II: The Sequel
December 10, 1982	It Came from Hollywood
February 18, 1983	The Lords of Discipline
March 4, 1983	Baby It's You
April 1, 1983	Man, Woman and Child
April 15, 1983	Flashdance	co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
May 6, 1983	Still Smokin'
June 8, 1983	Trading Places	co-production with Cinema Group Ventures and Eddie Murphy Productions
July 15, 1983	Staying Alive
August 12, 1983	The Man Who Wasn't There
August 26, 1983	Daniel
September 30, 1983	The Honorary Consul
October 21, 1983	The Dead Zone	US distribution only, co-production with Lorimar and Dino De Laurentiis Company
November 4, 1983	Testament
November 18, 1983	Nate and Hayes
December 9, 1983	Terms of Endearment	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 16, 1983	Uncommon Valor
December 16, 1983	The Keep
February 17, 1984	Footloose	co-production with IndieProd Company Productions
March 23, 1984	Racing with the Moon
April 13, 1984	Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
May 23, 1984	Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom	co-production with Lucasfilm
June 1, 1984	Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
June 8, 1984	Top Secret!
July 20, 1984	Best Defense
August 3, 1984	National Lampoon's Joy of Sex
September 28, 1984	The River Rat
October 19, 1984	Thief of Hearts	co-production with Jerry Bruckheimer Films
October 26, 1984	Firstborn
November 21, 1984	Falling in Love
December 5, 1984	Beverly Hills Cop	co-production with Eddie Murphy Productions
February 8, 1985	Witness	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
March 22, 1985	Friday the 13th: A New Beginning
March 29, 1985	King David
May 10, 1985	Rustlers' Rhapsody
June 14, 1985	D.A.R.Y.L.	US distribution only, co-production with Columbia Pictures
July 12, 1985	Explorers
August 9, 1985	Summer Rental
August 30, 1985	Compromising Positions
October 11, 1985	Silver Bullet
November 8, 1985	That Was Then... This Is Now
November 11, 1985	Maccheroni
December 4, 1985	Young Sherlock Holmes	co-production with Amblin Entertainment
December 13, 1985	Clue	co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, The Guber-Peters Company and Debra Hill Productions
February 7, 1986	Lady Jane
February 28, 1986	Pretty in Pink	co-production with John Hughes Entertainment
March 7, 1986	16 Days of Glory
March 14, 1986	Gung Ho
March 27, 1986	April Fool's Day
May 2, 1986	Blue City
May 9, 1986	Fire with Fire
May 16, 1986	Top Gun	co-production with Jerry Bruckheimer Films
June 11, 1986	Ferris Bueller's Day Off	co-production with John Hughes Entertainment
July 25, 1986	Heartburn
August 1, 1986	Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
August 22, 1986	The Whoopee Boys
September 26, 1986	"Crocodile" Dundee
October 3, 1986	Children of a Lesser God	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 26, 1986	Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
December 12, 1986	The Golden Child	co-production with Eddie Murphy Productions
January 16, 1987	Critical Condition
February 27, 1987	Some Kind of Wonderful
April 10, 1987	Campus Man	Distribution only; produced by RKO Pictures
May 8, 1987	Hot Pursuit	Distribution only; produced by RKO Pictures and Lisberger Studios
May 20, 1987	Beverly Hills Cop II	co-production with Eddie Murphy Productions
June 3, 1987	The Untouchables
July 22, 1987	Summer School
August 7, 1987	Back to the Beach
August 28, 1987	Hamburger Hill	Distribution only; produced by RKO Pictures
September 18, 1987	Fatal Attraction	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 25, 1987	Planes, Trains and Automobiles	co-production with John Hughes Entertainment
December 18, 1987	Eddie Murphy Raw	co-production with Eddie Murphy Productions
February 5, 1988	She's Having a Baby	co-production with John Hughes Entertainment
March 25, 1988	A New Life
April 15, 1988	Plain Clothes
April 22, 1988	The Blue Iguana
April 22, 1988	Permanent Record
May 13, 1988	Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood
May 25, 1988	"Crocodile" Dundee II
June 10, 1988	The Presidio
June 29, 1988	Coming to America	co-production with Eddie Murphy Productions
July 22, 1988	Big Top Pee-wee
August 12, 1988	Tucker: The Man and His Dream	US distribution only, produced by Lucasfilm and Zoetrope Studios
October 14, 1988	The Accused
November 4, 1988	U2: Rattle and Hum
November 11, 1988	Distant Thunder
November 23, 1988	Scrooged	co-production with Mirage Studios
December 2, 1988	The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!
January 13, 1989	The Experts
February 10, 1989	Cousins
April 7, 1989	Major League	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
April 21, 1989	Pet Sematary
May 24, 1989	Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade	co-production with Lucasfilm
June 9, 1989	Star Trek V: The Final Frontier	Nominee for the Razzie Award for Worst Picture
July 28, 1989	Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
August 18, 1989	Let It Ride
August 30, 1989	Shirley Valentine
September 22, 1989	Black Rain
October 20, 1989	Fat Man and Little Boy
November 17, 1989	Harlem Nights
December 15, 1989	We're No Angels

1990s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 12, 1990	Internal Affairs
February 2, 1990	Flashback
March 2, 1990	The Hunt for Red October	co-production with Mace Neufeld Productions
April 13, 1990	Crazy People
May 4, 1990	Tales from the Darkside: The Movie
May 11, 1990	A Show of Force
June 8, 1990	Another 48 Hrs.
June 27, 1990	Days of Thunder	co-production with Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer Films
July 13, 1990	Ghost	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 10, 1990	The Two Jakes
September 21, 1990	Funny About Love
October 12, 1990	Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael	co-production with ITC Entertainment
October 26, 1990	Graveyard Shift
December 19, 1990	Almost an Angel
December 25, 1990	The Godfather Part III	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with American Zoetrope and the Coppola Company.
January 18, 1991	Flight of the Intruder
February 22, 1991	He Said, She Said
March 15, 1991	The Perfect Weapon
March 15, 1991	True Colors
April 26, 1991	Talent for the Game
May 31, 1991	Soapdish
June 28, 1991	The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear
July 10, 1991	Regarding Henry
August 2, 1991	Body Parts
August 23, 1991	Dead Again
September 27, 1991	Necessary Roughness	co-production with Mace Neufeld Productions and Robert Rehme Productions
October 11, 1991	Frankie and Johnny
October 11, 1991	Stepping Out
October 25, 1991	The Butcher's Wife
November 8, 1991	All I Want for Christmas
November 22, 1991	The Addams Family	North American and Latin American distribution only, co-production with Orion Pictures and Scott Rudin Productions
December 6, 1991	Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
January 17, 1992	Juice
February 14, 1992	Wayne's World
March 27, 1992	Ladybugs
April 17, 1992	Brain Donors
May 1, 1992	K2
June 5, 1992	Patriot Games	co-production with Mace Neufeld Productions and Robert Rehme Productions
July 1, 1992	Boomerang	co-production with Imagine Entertainment
July 10, 1992	Cool World	co-production with Bakshi Productions
July 31, 1992	Bébé's Kids	co-production with Hyperion Pictures and The Hudlin Brothers
August 7, 1992	Whispers in the Dark
August 28, 1992	Pet Sematary Two
August 1992	Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights
September 4, 1992	Bob Roberts	co-production with Miramax Films, Live Entertainment, PolyGram Filmed Entertainment (International distribution rights) and Working Title Films, also North American distribution.
September 18, 1992	School Ties
October 9, 1992	1492: Conquest of Paradise
October 30, 1992	There Goes the Neighborhood
November 6, 1992	Jennifer 8	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
December 18, 1992	Leap of Faith
January 15, 1993	Alive	International distribution only, co-production with Touchstone Pictures and The Kennedy/Marshall Company
February 12, 1993	The Temp
March 12, 1993	Fire in the Sky
April 7, 1993	Indecent Proposal
May 21, 1993	Sliver
June 30, 1993	The Firm	co-production with Cruise/Wagner Productions
July 16, 1993	The Thing Called Love
July 23, 1993	Coneheads
August 11, 1993	Searching for Bobby Fischer
September 24, 1993	Bopha!
October 17, 1993	It's All True
November 5, 1993	Flesh and Bone
November 19, 1993	Addams Family Values	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
December 10, 1993	Wayne's World 2
December 17, 1993	What's Eating Gilbert Grape
January 21, 1994	Intersection
February 18, 1994	Blue Chips
March 18, 1994	Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult
March 30, 1994	Jimmy Hollywood
May 25, 1994	Beverly Hills Cop III	co-production with Mace Neufeld Productions and Robert Rehme Productions
July 6, 1994	Forrest Gump	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
July 22, 1994	Lassie
August 3, 1994	Clear and Present Danger	co-production with Mace Neufeld Productions and Robert Rehme Productions
August 17, 1994	Andre	North American distribution only; co-production with The Kushner-Locke Company
August 31, 1994	Milk Money	co-production with The Kennedy/Marshall Company
October 12, 1994	The Browning Version
November 4, 1994	Pontiac Moon
November 18, 1994	Star Trek Generations	co-production with Rick Berman Productions
December 9, 1994	Drop Zone
December 25, 1994	I.Q.
January 13, 1995	Nobody's Fool	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
February 17, 1995	The Brady Bunch Movie
March 17, 1995	Losing Isaiah
March 31, 1995	Tommy Boy
April 12, 1995	Stuart Saves His Family
May 24, 1995	Braveheart	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. North American distribution only, co-production with 20th Century Fox, Icon Productions and The Ladd Company.
June 9, 1995	Congo	Nominee for the Razzie Award for Worst Picture, co-production with The Kennedy/Marshall Company
July 14, 1995	The Indian in the Cupboard	North American theatrical distribution only; co-production with Columbia Pictures, The Kennedy/Marshall Company, Scholastic Entertainment and Reliable Pictures Corporation
July 19, 1995	Clueless	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
August 4, 1995	Virtuosity
October 13, 1995	Jade
October 27, 1995	Vampire in Brooklyn	co-production with Eddie Murphy Productions
November 3, 1995	Home for the Holidays	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Egg Pictures and PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
November 22, 1995	Nick of Time
December 15, 1995	Sabrina	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
January 12, 1996	Eye for an Eye
February 2, 1996	Black Sheep
April 3, 1996	Primal Fear
April 12, 1996	Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy
May 22, 1996	Mission: Impossible	co-production with Cruise/Wagner Productions
June 7, 1996	The Phantom	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures and The Ladd Company
July 10, 1996	Harriet the Spy	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and Rastar
August 9, 1996	Escape from L.A.	co-production with Rysher Entertainment
August 23, 1996	A Very Brady Sequel
September 20, 1996	The First Wives Club	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
October 11, 1996	The Ghost and the Darkness
October 25, 1996	Thinner	distribution only; produced by Spelling Films
November 1, 1996	Dear God
November 22, 1996	Star Trek: First Contact	co-production with Rick Berman Productions
December 20, 1996	Beavis and Butt-Head Do America	co-production with Geffen Pictures and MTV Films
December 25, 1996	The Evening Star	Co-production with Rysher Entertainment
December 25, 1996	Mother
January 10, 1997	The Relic	North American distribution only, co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, Cloud Nine Entertainment, Toho, BBC Films, Marubeni and Pacific Western Productions
February 7, 1997	The Beautician and the Beast
March 7, 1997	Private Parts	co-production with Rysher Entertainment and Northern Lights Entertainment
April 4, 1997	The Saint	co-production with Rysher Entertainment and Mace Neufeld Productions
May 2, 1997	Breakdown
May 16, 1997	Night Falls on Manhattan
May 30, 1997	'Til There Was You	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment
June 27, 1997	Face/Off	US distribution only, co-production with Touchstone Pictures David Permut Productions and WCG Entertainment
July 18, 1997	Kiss Me, Guido	co-production with Capitol Films, Kardana Films and Redeemable Features
July 25, 1997	Good Burger	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and Tollin/Robbins Productions
August 15, 1997	Event Horizon	co-production with Lawrence Gordon Productions, Golar and Impact Pictures
August 22, 1997	A Smile Like Yours	co-production with Rysher Entertainment
September 19, 1997	In & Out	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
October 3, 1997	Kiss the Girls
October 24, 1997	FairyTale: A True Story	North American distribution only; co-production with Warner Bros.,^[1]^[2] Icon Productions, Icon Entertainment International, Wendy Finerman Productions and Anna K. Production C.V.^[3]
October 31, 1997	Switchback
November 21, 1997	The Rainmaker	US distribution only, co-production with American Zoetrope
December 19, 1997	Titanic	Winner of 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture. North American distribution only, co-production with 20th Century Fox and Lightstorm Entertainment.
December 25, 1997	The Education of Little Tree
January 16, 1998	Hard Rain	US distribution only, co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, Mutual Film Company, Marubeni, BBC Films, Tele Munchen Gruppe, Nordisk Film and Toho
February 27, 1998	The Real Blonde	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment
March 6, 1998	Twilight	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
April 10, 1998	The Odd Couple II
April 24, 1998	Sliding Doors	International distribution only, co-production with Miramax Films, Intermedia Films and Mirage Enterprises
May 8, 1998	Deep Impact	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, The Zanuck Company and David Brown Productions
June 5, 1998	The Truman Show	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
July 24, 1998	Saving Private Ryan	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. International distribution only, co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Mutual Film Company and Amblin Entertainment.
August 7, 1998	Snake Eyes	US distribution only, co-production with Touchstone Pictures
August 21, 1998	Dead Man on Campus	co-production with MTV Films and Pacific Western Productions
October 2, 1998	A Night at the Roxbury
November 20, 1998	The Rugrats Movie	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and Klasky Csupo
December 11, 1998	A Simple Plan	US distribution only, co-production with Mutual Film Company, Tele Munchen Gruppe and Savoy Pictures
December 11, 1998	Star Trek: Insurrection	co-production with Rick Berman Productions
December 25, 1998	A Civil Action	international distribution only, co-production with Touchstone Pictures, Scott Free Productions, Scott Rudin Productions and Wildwood Enterprises
January 15, 1999	Varsity Blues	co-production with MTV Films
February 5, 1999	Payback	US distribution only, co-production with Warner Bros. Pictures and Icon Productions
February 26, 1999	200 Cigarettes	co-production with MTV Films and Lakeshore Entertainment
April 1, 1999	The Out-of-Towners	co-production with Cort/Madden Productions
May 7, 1999	Election	co-production with MTV Films
June 18, 1999	The General's Daughter	co-production with Mace Neufeld Productions and Robert Rehme Productions
June 30, 1999	South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut	North American distribution only, co-production with Warner Bros. Pictures, Scott Rudin Productions and Comedy Central Films
July 16, 1999	The Wood	co-production with MTV Films
July 30, 1999	Runaway Bride	North American distribution only, co-production with Touchstone Pictures, PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, Lakeshore Entertainment and Interscope Communications
September 24, 1999	Double Jeopardy	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
October 8, 1999	Superstar	co-production with SNL Studios
October 22, 1999	Bringing Out the Dead	North American distribution only, co-production with Touchstone Pictures, Scott Rudin Productions and Cappa/De Fina Productions
November 19, 1999	Sleepy Hollow	US distribution only, co-production with Mandalay Pictures, Le Studio Canal+, Scott Rudin Productions and American Zoetrope
December 25, 1999	Angela's Ashes	North American distribution only, co-production with Universal Pictures, Scott Rudin Productions, Dirty Hands Productions and David Brown Productions
December 25, 1999	The Talented Mr. Ripley	US distribution only, co-production with Miramax Films, Mirage Enterprises and Timnick Films

2000s

For Paramount Vantage/Paramount Classics releases and DreamWorks live-action films distributed by Paramount, see those articles

Release date	Title	Notes
February 11, 2000	Snow Day	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures
February 23, 2000	Wonder Boys	US distribution only, co-production with Warner Bros., Mutual Film Company, Curtis Hanson Productions, Scott Rudin Productions and Tele Munchen Gruppe
March 3, 2000	The Next Best Thing	US distribution only, co-production with Touchstone Pictures and Lakeshore Entertainment
April 7, 2000	Rules of Engagement	co-production with Seven Arts Pictures and Scott Rudin Productions
May 24, 2000	Mission: Impossible 2	co-production with Cruise/Wagner Productions
June 16, 2000	Shaft	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
August 11, 2000	Bless the Child	co-production with Icon Productions and Mace Neufeld Productions
August 18, 2000	The Original Kings of Comedy	co-production with MTV Films and Latham Entertainment Group
October 13, 2000	The Ladies Man	co-production with SNL Studios
October 27, 2000	Lucky Numbers	co-production with StudioCanal
November 17, 2000	Rugrats in Paris: The Movie	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and Klasky Csupo
December 15, 2000	What Women Want	US distribution only, co-production with Icon Productions
January 12, 2001	Save the Last Dance	co-production with MTV Films
February 16, 2001	Down to Earth	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures and Alphaville Films
March 16, 2001	Enemy at the Gates	co-production with Mandalay Pictures
April 6, 2001	Along Came a Spider
April 20, 2001	Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles
June 15, 2001	Lara Croft: Tomb Raider	co-production with Mutual Film Company, Tele Munchen Gruppe, BBC Films and Lawrence Gordon Productions
June 29, 2001	Pootie Tang	distributed with MTV Films and Chris Rock Productions^[4]
July 13, 2001	The Score	co-production with StudioCanal and Mandalay Pictures
August 17, 2001	Rat Race	US distribution only, co-production with Pathé, Fireworks Pictures, Zucker Productions and Alphaville Films
September 14, 2001	Hardball	co-production with Fireworks Pictures, Nides/McCormick and Tollin/Robbins Productions
September 28, 2001	Zoolander	distributed with Village Roadshow Pictures, VH1, and NPV Entertainment^[5]
November 2, 2001	Domestic Disturbance
December 14, 2001	Vanilla Sky	co-production with Cruise/Wagner Productions and Vinyl Films
December 21, 2001	Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature; co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and O Entertainment
January 11, 2002	Orange County	co-production with MTV Films and Scott Rudin Productions
February 15, 2002	Crossroads	Nominee for the Razzie Award for Worst Picture. US distribution only, co-production with Summit Entertainment, MTV Films and Zomba Pictures.
March 1, 2002	We Were Soldiers	US distribution only, co-production with Icon Productions
March 29, 2002	Clockstoppers	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and Valhalla Motion Pictures
April 5, 2002	Lucky Break	US distribution only, co-production with Miramax, Fragile Films and FilmFour Productions
April 12, 2002	Changing Lanes	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
May 31, 2002	The Sum of All Fears	co-production with Mace Neufeld Productions
June 28, 2002	Hey Arnold!: The Movie	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and Snee-Oosh, Inc.
July 19, 2002	K-19: The Widowmaker	co-production with Intermedia Films, National Geographic Society, First Light Production, Palomar Pictures and IMF Productions
August 2, 2002	Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat	co-production with MTV Films and Runteldat Entertainment
August 23, 2002	Serving Sara	co-production with Mandalay Pictures
September 20, 2002	The Four Feathers	US distribution only, co-production with Miramax
October 18, 2002	Abandon	US distribution only, co-production with Spyglass Entertainment
October 25, 2002	Jackass: The Movie	co-production with MTV Films and Dickhouse Productions
November 27, 2002	Extreme Ops	co-production with Cruise/Wagner Productions
December 13, 2002	Star Trek: Nemesis	co-production with Rick Berman Productions
December 20, 2002	Narc	US distribution only, co-production with Lionsgate Films, Cruise/Wagner Productions and Splendid Pictures
December 20, 2002	The Wild Thornberrys Movie	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and Klasky Csupo
December 27, 2002	The Hours	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with Miramax Films, Robert Fox Productions and Scott Rudin Productions.
February 7, 2003	How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days	co-production with Evans/Peters/Obst Productions
March 14, 2003	The Hunted	co-production with Alphaville Films and Lakeshore Entertainment
March 28, 2003	The Core	co-production with Forster/Layne/Bailey Productions
April 11, 2003	Better Luck Tomorrow	co-production with MTV Films
May 30, 2003	The Italian Job	co-production with De Line Pictures
June 13, 2003	Rugrats Go Wild	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and Klasky Csupo
July 25, 2003	Lara Croft: Tomb Raider – The Cradle of Life	co-production with Mutual Film Company, BBC Films, Tele Munchen Gruppe, Toho and Lawrence Gordon Productions
August 22, 2003	Marci X	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
September 5, 2003	Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star	co-production with Happy Madison Productions
September 19, 2003	The Fighting Temptations	co-production with MTV Films and Handprint Films
October 3, 2003	School of Rock	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions and Black & White Productions
October 24, 2003	Beyond Borders	co-production with Mandalay Pictures
November 14, 2003	Tupac: Resurrection	co-production with MTV Films and Amaru Entertainment
November 26, 2003	Timeline	co-production with Cobalt Media Group, Mutual Film Company and the Donners' Company
December 25, 2003	Paycheck	US distribution only, co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Davis Entertainment, Lion Rock Productions and Solomon/Hackett Productions
January 30, 2004	The Perfect Score	co-production with MTV Films
February 20, 2004	Against the Ropes	co-production with Cort/Madden Productions
February 27, 2004	Twisted	co-production with Kopelson Entertainment
April 2, 2004	The Prince & Me	US distribution only, co-production with Lionsgate Films, Sobini Films, Epsilon Motion Pictures and Stillking Films
April 30, 2004	Mean Girls
June 11, 2004	The Stepford Wives	US distribution only, co-production with DreamWorks, Scott Rudin Productions and De Line Pictures
July 30, 2004	The Manchurian Candidate	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
August 6, 2004	Collateral	international distribution only, co-production with DreamWorks, Parkes/MacDonald Productions, Darabont/Fried/Russell Productions and Cruise/Wagner Productions
August 20, 2004	Without a Paddle	co-production with De Line Pictures
August 27, 2004	Suspect Zero	US distribution only, co-production with Columbia Pictures, Intermedia Films, Lakeshore Entertainment and Cruise/Wagner Productions
September 17, 2004	Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow	co-production with Filmauro, Brooklyn Films II and Riff Raff Blue Flower
September 30, 2004	Napoleon Dynamite	International distribution only, co-production with Fox Searchlight Pictures and MTV Films; US distribution by 20th Century Fox
October 15, 2004	Team America: World Police	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions and Comedy Central
November 5, 2004	Alfie	co-production with Plan B Entertainment and Patalex Productions
November 19, 2004	The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and United Plankton Pictures
December 17, 2004	Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events	US distribution only, co-production with DreamWorks, Nickelodeon Movies and Parkes/MacDonald Productions
January 14, 2005	Coach Carter	co-production with MTV Films and Tollin/Robbins
April 8, 2005	Sahara	distribution only in English markets, co-production with Summit Entertainment, Bristol Bay Productions, Baldwin Entertainment Group and Kanzaman Productions
May 27, 2005	The Longest Yard	US distribution only, co-production with Columbia Pictures, MTV Films and Happy Madison Productions
June 10, 2005	The Honeymooners	co-production with Deep River Productions
June 29, 2005	War of the Worlds	US distribution only, co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Cruise/Wagner Productions and Amblin Entertainment
July 22, 2005	Bad News Bears	co-production with Plan B Entertainment, Media Talent Group, Detour Film Production
August 12, 2005	Four Brothers	co-production with Di Bonaventura Pictures
October 14, 2005	Elizabethtown	co-production with Cruise/Wagner Productions and Vinyl Films
October 28, 2005	The Weather Man	co-production with Escape Artists and Blind Wink
November 9, 2005	Get Rich or Die Tryin'	co-production with Interscope/Shady/Aftermath Films and MTV Films
November 23, 2005	Yours, Mine & Ours	US distribution only, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Nickelodeon Movies and Robert Simonds Productions
December 2, 2005	Aeon Flux	co-production with MTV Films, Lakeshore Entertainment, Babelsberg Studio and Valhalla Motion Pictures
January 13, 2006	Last Holiday	co-production with ImageMovers and Lawrence Mark Productions
March 10, 2006	Failure to Launch	co-production with Scott Rudin Productions
May 5, 2006	Mission: Impossible III	co-production with K/O Paper Products and Cruise/Wagner Productions
May 19, 2006	Over the Hedge	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation
June 16, 2006	Nacho Libre	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies, Black & White Productions and HH Films
August 4, 2006	Barnyard	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and O Entertainment
August 9, 2006	World Trade Center	co-production with Double Feature Films
September 22, 2006	Jackass Number Two	co-production with MTV Films, Dickhouse Productions and Lynch Siderow Productions
October 20, 2006	Flags of Our Fathers	US distribution only, co-production with Warner Bros. Pictures, DreamWorks Pictures, Amblin Entertainment and Malpaso Productions
October 27, 2006	Babel	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; US distribution only, co-production with Paramount Vantage, Summit Entertainment, Anonymous Content, Zeta Film and Central Films
November 3, 2006	Flushed Away	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation and Aardman Animations
December 15, 2006	Charlotte's Web	co-production with Walden Media, Nickelodeon Movies and The Kerner Entertainment Company
January 5, 2007	Freedom Writers	co-production with MTV Films, Double Features Films and Jersey Films
February 9, 2007	Norbit	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures and Davis Entertainment
February 23, 2007	Reno 911!: Miami	international distribution only, co-production with 20th Century Fox, Jersey Films, Double Feature Films, Comedy Central Films, High Sierra Carpeting and Principato-Young Entertainment
March 2, 2007	Zodiac	US distribution only, co-production with Warner Bros. and Phoenix Pictures
March 23, 2007	Shooter	co-production with di Bonaventura Pictures
March 30, 2007	Blades of Glory	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, MTV Films, Red Hour Productions and Smart Entertainment
April 13, 2007	Disturbia	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Cold Spring Pictures and the Montecito Picture Company
April 27, 2007	Next	US distribution only, co-production with Revolution Studios, Initial Entertainment Group, Saturn Films, Virtual Studios and Broken Road Productions
May 18, 2007	Shrek the Third	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation and Pacific Data Images
July 2, 2007	Transformers	international distribution only; co-production with DreamWorks Pictures and Di Bonaventura Pictures
August 3, 2007	Hot Rod	co-production with Michaels/Goldwyn Films
August 10, 2007	Stardust	co-production with Marv Films, Ingenious Film Partners and Di Bonaventura Pictures
October 5, 2007	The Heartbreak Kid	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Radar Pictures, Davis Entertainment Company and Conundrum
November 2, 2007	Bee Movie	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation
November 9, 2007	No Country for Old Men	co-production with Miramax Films and Paramount Vantage
November 16, 2007	Beowulf	US distribution only, co-production with Warner Bros. Pictures, Shangri-La Entertainment and ImageMovers
December 21, 2007	Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street	US distribution only, co-production with Warner Bros., DreamWorks Pictures, Parkes/MacDonald Productions and the Zanuck Company
December 26, 2007	There Will Be Blood	US distribution only, produced by Miramax and Paramount Vantage
January 18, 2008	Cloverfield	co-production with Bad Robot Productions
February 1, 2008	Strange Wilderness	co-production with Level 1 Entertainment and Happy Madison Productions
February 14, 2008	The Spiderwick Chronicles	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies, The Kennedy/Marshall Company and Atmosphere Pictures
March 21, 2008	Drillbit Taylor	co-production with The Apatow Company
March 28, 2008	Stop-Loss	co-production with MTV Films and Scott Rudin Productions
April 4, 2008	The Ruins	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Pictures, Spyglass Entertainment and Red Hour Productions
May 2, 2008	Iron Man^[6]^[7]	distribution only; produced by Marvel Studios and Fairview Entertainment
May 22, 2008	Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull	distribution only; produced by Lucasfilm
June 6, 2008	Kung Fu Panda	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation.
June 20, 2008	The Love Guru	Winner of the Razzie Award for Worst Picture. Co-production with Spyglass Entertainment, No Money Fun Films and Michael DeLuca Productions.
August 13, 2008	Tropic Thunder	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Red Hour Productions and Goldcrest Pictures Limited
September 19, 2008	Ghost Town	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Pictures, Spyglass Entertainment and Pariah
November 7, 2008	Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation and Pacific Data Images
December 25, 2008	The Curious Case of Benjamin Button	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. US distribution only, co-production with Warner Bros. Pictures and The Kennedy/Marshall Company.
December 26, 2008	Revolutionary Road	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Pictures, Paramount Vantage, BBC Films, Scott Rudin Productions, Evamere Entertainment and Neal Street Productions
January 16, 2009	Hotel for Dogs	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Pictures, Nickelodeon Movies, Cold Spring Pictures, the Montecito Picture Company, the Donners' Company and MavroCine Pictures GmbH & Co. KG
January 30, 2009	The Uninvited	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Pictures, Cold Spring Pictures, Parkes/MacDonald Productions, The Montecito Picture Company and Vertigo Entertainment
February 13, 2009	Friday the 13th	co-production with New Line Cinema and Platinum Dunes
March 6, 2009	Watchmen	international distribution only, co-production with Warner Bros. Pictures, Legendary Pictures and Lawrence Gordon Productions
March 20, 2009	I Love You, Man	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Pictures, De Line Pictures, Bernard Gayle Productions and the Montecito Picture Company
March 27, 2009	Monsters vs. Aliens	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation
April 24, 2009	The Soloist	co-production with Universal Pictures, DreamWorks Pictures, StudioCanal, Participant Media and Working Title Films
May 8, 2009	Star Trek	co-production with Bad Robot Productions and Spyglass Entertainment
May 22, 2009	Dance Flick	co-production with MTV Films and The Wayans Brothers
June 12, 2009	Imagine That	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies and Di Bonaventura Pictures
June 24, 2009	Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen	Winner of the Razzie Award for Worst Picture. International distribution only; co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Di Bonaventura Pictures and Hasbro Studios.
August 7, 2009	G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra	Nominee for the Razzie Award for Worst Picture. Co-production with Di Bonaventura Pictures, Spyglass Entertainment and Hasbro Studios.
September 25, 2009	Paranormal Activity	US distribution only, co-production with Blumhouse Productions, Solana Films and Room 101, Inc.
December 4, 2009	Up in the Air	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with the Montecito Picture Company, DW Studios, Rickshaw Productions, Right of Way Films and Cold Spring Pictures.^[8]
December 11, 2009	The Lovely Bones	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Film4 Productions, and WingNut Films

2010s

Release date	Title	Notes
February 19, 2010	Shutter Island	co-production with Phoenix Pictures, Sikeila Productions and Appian Way Productions
March 12, 2010	She's Out of My League	co-production with DreamWorks and Mosaic Media Group
March 26, 2010	How to Train Your Dragon	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation.
May 7, 2010	Iron Man 2^[7]^[9]	distribution only; produced by Marvel Studios and Fairview Entertainment
May 21, 2010	Shrek Forever After	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation^[10]
July 1, 2010	The Last Airbender	Winner of the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; production and distribution^[11]
July 30, 2010	Dinner for Schmucks	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Spyglass Entertainment, Parkes/MacDonald, Everyman Pictures and Reliance Entertainment
October 15, 2010	Jackass 3D	co-production with Dickhouse Productions and MTV Films
October 22, 2010	Paranormal Activity 2	co-production with Blumhouse Productions, Solana Films and Room 101, Inc.
November 5, 2010	Megamind	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation^[12]
November 10, 2010	Morning Glory	co-production with Bad Robot Productions
December 17, 2010	The Fighter	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. US distribution only, co-production with The Weinstein Company, Relativity Media, Mandeville Films and Closest to the Hole Productions.
December 22, 2010	Little Fockers	international distribution only, co-production with Universal Pictures, Relativity Media, Tribeca Productions and Everyman Pictures
December 22, 2010	True Grit	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with Skydance Productions, Scott Rudin Productions and Mike Zoss productions.
January 21, 2011	No Strings Attached	co-production with Montecito Picture Company, Spyglass Entertainment, Cold Spring Pictures, Handsomecharlie Films and Katalyst Films
February 11, 2011	Justin Bieber: Never Say Never	co-production with Insurge Pictures, MTV Films, Scooter Braun Films, AEG Live, Island Records and L.A Reid Media
March 4, 2011	Rango	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Co-production with Nickelodeon Movies, GK Films and Blind Wink.
May 6, 2011	Thor^[7]^[13]	distribution only; produced by Marvel Studios
May 26, 2011	Kung Fu Panda 2	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation.
June 10, 2011	Super 8	co-production with Bad Robot Productions and Amblin Entertainment
June 29, 2011	Transformers: Dark of the Moon	Nominee for the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture. Co-production with di Bonaventura Pictures and Hasbro (highest grossing film).
July 22, 2011	Captain America: The First Avenger^[6]	distribution only; produced by Marvel Studios^[14]
July 29, 2011	Cowboys & Aliens	International distribution only, co-production with Universal Pictures, DreamWorks Pictures, Relativity Media, Imagine Entertainment, Fairview Entertainment, Platinum Studios and K/O Paper Products
October 14, 2011	Footloose	co-production with Spyglass Entertainment, MTV Films, Dylan Sellers Productions, Zadan/Meron Productions and Weston Pictures
October 21, 2011	Paranormal Activity 3	co-production with Blumhouse Productions, Solana Films and Room 101, Inc.
October 28, 2011	Puss in Boots	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation.
November 23, 2011^[15]	Hugo	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; co-production with GK Films and Infinitum Nihil
December 9, 2011	Young Adult	co-production with Mandate Pictures, Right of Way Films, Denver and Delilah Productions and Mr. Mudd
December 21, 2011^[16]	Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol	co-production with Bad Robot Productions, Cruise/Wagner Productions and Skydance Productions
December 21, 2011^[17]	The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Animated Feature. US distribution only, co-production with Columbia Pictures, Nickelodeon Movies, Hemisphere Media Capital, The Kennedy/Marshall Company, WingNut Films and Amblin Entertainment.
January 6, 2012	The Devil Inside	distribution only, produced by Insurge Pictures, di Bonaventura Pictures and Prototype Productions
March 9, 2012	A Thousand Words	Nominee for the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Saturn Films and Work After Midnight Films
April 4, 2012^[18]	Titanic 3-D	US distribution only, co-production with 20th Century Fox and Lightstorm Entertainment
May 4, 2012	The Avengers	Studio credit only; produced by Marvel Studios. Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
May 16, 2012^[19]	The Dictator	co-production with Four By Two Films, Berg/Mandel/Shaffer Productions and Scott Rudin Productions
June 8, 2012^[20]	Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation and Pacific Data Images
July 5, 2012	Katy Perry: Part of Me	co-production with Insurge Pictures, MTV Films and Imagine Entertainment
September 7, 2012	Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark: The IMAX Experience
October 19, 2012	Paranormal Activity 4	co-production with Blumhouse Productions, Solana Films and Room 101. Inc.
October 26, 2012	Fun Size	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies, Anonymous Content and Fake Empire Productions
November 2, 2012	Flight	co-production with Parkes + MacDonald Image Nation, StudioCanal and ImageMovers
November 21, 2012	Rise of the Guardians	distribution only; produced by DreamWorks Animation. The last DreamWorks Animation film to be distributed by Paramount Pictures.
December 19, 2012	The Guilt Trip	co-production with Skydance Productions and Michaels/Goldwyn Films
December 21, 2012	Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away	co-production with Cirque du Soleil Productions, Reel FX, Lightstorm Entertainment and Pace Group
December 21, 2012	Jack Reacher	co-production with Skydance Productions, Cruise/Wagner Productions and Mutual Film Company
January 25, 2013	Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, MTV Films and Gary Sanchez Productions
March 28, 2013	G.I. Joe: Retaliation^[21]	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Skydance Productions, Hasbro and di Bonaventura Pictures
April 26, 2013	Pain & Gain	co-production with De Line Pictures
May 3, 2013	Iron Man 3	Studio credit only, produced by Marvel Studios and DMG Entertainment. Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
May 16, 2013	Star Trek Into Darkness	co-production with Skydance Productions, Bad Robot Productions and K/O Paper Products
June 21, 2013^[22]	World War Z	co-production with Skydance Productions, GK Films, Plan B Entertainment and Hemisphere Media Capital
October 25, 2013	Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa	co-production with MTV Films and Dickhouse Productions
December 18, 2013	Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues	co-production with Apatow Productions and Gary Sanchez Productions
December 25, 2013	The Wolf of Wall Street	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Co-production with Red Granite Pictures, Appian Way Productions, Sikelia Productions and Emjag Productions.
December 27, 2013	Labor Day	co-production with Indian Paintbrush, Right of Way Productions and Mr. Mudd
January 3, 2014	Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones	co-production with Blumhouse Productions, Solana Films and Room 101. Inc.
January 17, 2014	Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit	co-production with Skydance Productions, Mace Neufeld Productions and Di Bonaventura Pictures
March 28, 2014^[23]	Noah	co-production with Regency Enterprises and Protozoa Pictures
June 27, 2014	Transformers: Age of Extinction	co-production with Di Bonaventura Pictures and Hasbro Studios
July 25, 2014	Hercules	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Flynn Picture Company and Radical Pictures
August 8, 2014	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies, Platinum Dunes, Gama Entertainment, Mednick Productions and Heavy Metal Productions
October 17, 2014	Men, Women & Children	co-production with Right of Way Films
November 7, 2014	Interstellar	North American distribution only, co-production with Warner Bros. Pictures, Legendary Pictures and Syncopy Inc.
December 12, 2014	Top Five	co-production with IAC Films and Scott Rudin Productions
December 25, 2014	The Gambler	co-production with Chartoff/Winkler Productions, Closest to the Hole Productions and Leverage Entertainment
December 25, 2014	Selma	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. North American distribution only;^[24] production by Pathé, Harpo Films, Plan B Entertainment, Cloud Eight Films, Redgill Selma Productions, and Ingenious Media.^[25]
January 30, 2015	Project Almanac	co-production with Insurge Pictures, MTV Films and Platinum Dunes
February 6, 2015	The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water	co-production with Paramount Animation, Nickelodeon Movies and United Plankton Pictures^[26]
February 20, 2015	Hot Tub Time Machine 2^[27]	Worldwide theatrical and home video distribution; co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
May 15, 2015	Area 51	distribution only; produced by Insurge Pictures, Aramid Entertainment Fund, Blumhouse Productions, IM Global, Incentive Filmed Entertainment and Room 101
May 22, 2015	Drunk Wedding	distribution only; produced by Insurge Pictures
July 1, 2015	Terminator Genisys	co-production with Skydance Productions
July 31, 2015	Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation	distribution only; produced by Skydance Productions, Odin, China Movie Channel, Alibaba Pictures and Bad Robot Productions^[28]
September 18, 2015	Captive	co-production with BN Films, 1019 Entertainment, Brightside Entertainment and Yoruba Saxon Productions
October 23, 2015	Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension	co-production with Blumhouse Productions
October 30, 2015	Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse	distribution only; produced by Broken Road Productions^[29]
December 4, 2015	Capture the Flag	distribution in the United States^[30]
December 11, 2015	The Big Short	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Distribution only; produced by Regency Enterprises and Plan B Entertainment.^[31]
December 25, 2015	Daddy's Home	co-production with Gary Sanchez Productions and Red Granite Pictures
December 30, 2015	Anomalisa	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature
January 15, 2016	13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi	co-production with 3 Arts Entertainment and Bay Films
February 12, 2016	Zoolander 2	distribution only; produced by Red Hour Productions and Scott Rudin Productions^[32]
March 4, 2016	Whiskey Tango Foxtrot	co-production with Broadway Video and Little Stranger
March 11, 2016	10 Cloverfield Lane	co-production with Bad Robot Productions
March 30, 2016	Everybody Wants Some!!	co-production with Annapurna Pictures
June 3, 2016	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows	co-production with Nickelodeon Movies, Platinum Dunes, Alibaba Pictures and China Movie Media Group
June 3, 2016^[33]	Approaching the Unknown	co-distribution with Vertical Entertainment^[34]
July 22, 2016	Star Trek Beyond	co-production with Skydance Media, Bad Robot Productions, K/O Paper Products, Alibaba Pictures and Huahua Media
August 12, 2016	Florence Foster Jenkins	US distribution only, produced by BBC Films, Pathé, Canal+ and Qwerty Films
August 19, 2016	Ben-Hur	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Lightworkers Media and Bazelevs Company
August 26, 2016	The Intervention	co-distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films^[35]^[36]
September 23, 2016	Goat	co-distribution with The Film Arcade^[37]
October 21, 2016	Jack Reacher: Never Go Back	distribution only; produced by Skydance Media and TC Productions^[38]
November 11, 2016	Arrival	US distribution only; produced by FilmNation Entertainment, 21 Laps Entertainment and Lava Bear Films
November 23, 2016	Allied	co-production with ImageMovers, GK Films and Huahua Media
December 9, 2016	Office Christmas Party	USA distribution, co-production with DreamWorks Pictures, Reliance Entertainment, Bluegrass Films and Entertainment 360^[39]
December 16, 2016	Fences	co-production with Marco, Bron Studios and Scott Rudin Productions
December 23, 2016^[40]	Silence	US distribution only; co-production with IM Global, Cappa/De Fina Productions, Cecchi Gori Pictures, Emmett/Furla/Oasis Films and Sikelia Productions
January 13, 2017	Monster Trucks	co-production with Paramount Animation, Nickelodeon Movies and Disruption Entertainment
January 20, 2017	XXX: Return of Xander Cage	co-production with Columbia Pictures, One Race Films, Revolution Studios and Roth Kirschenbaum Films^[41]
February 3, 2017	Rings	co-production with Parkes + MacDonald Imagination
March 31, 2017	Ghost in the Shell	co-production with DreamWorks Pictures,^[41] Amblin Partners^[41] and Arad Productions^[41]
May 25, 2017	Baywatch	co-production with Contrafilm, The Montecito Picture Company, Vinson Films, Flynn Picture Company and Seven Bucks Productions^[41]
June 21, 2017	Transformers: The Last Knight	Nominee for the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Picture; co-production with Amblin Entertainment, Hasbro Studios, Bay Films, di Bonaventura Pictures and Platinum Dunes^[42]
July 28, 2017^[43]^[44]	An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power	co-production with Participant Media and Actual Films^[42]
September 1, 2017	Tulip Fever	Studio credit only; co-production with The Weinstein Company, Worldview Entertainment and Ruby Films^[42]
September 15, 2017	Mother!^[45]	co-production with Protozoa Pictures^[42]
October 20, 2017	Same Kind of Different as Me	co-production with Disruption Entertainment; distributed by Pure Flix Entertainment^[42]
October 27, 2017^[46]	Suburbicon	U.S. distribution only, co-production with Black Bear Pictures, Silver Pictures and Smokehouse Pictures^[42]
November 10, 2017	Daddy's Home 2	distribution only; produced by Gary Sanchez Productions^[47]^[48]^[42]
December 22, 2017	Downsizing	co-production^[49] with Ad Hominem Enterprises^[50]
February 4, 2018	The Cloverfield Paradox	co-distributed with Netflix; produced by Bad Robot Productions^[51]
February 23, 2018	Annihilation	distribution in the US, Canada, and China only; co-production with Skydance Media, DNA Films and Scott Rudin Productions^[52]
March 23, 2018	Sherlock Gnomes	produced by Paramount Animation, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Rocket Pictures^[53]
April 6, 2018	A Quiet Place	co-production with Platinum Dunes^[54]
May 18, 2018	Book Club	distribution only; produced by June Pictures^[55]
June 1, 2018	Action Point	co-production with Dickhouse Productions^[42]
July 27, 2018	Mission: Impossible – Fallout	co-production with Skydance Media, Bad Robot Productions and Tom Cruise Productions^[42]

Upcoming films

Release date	Title	Notes
November 2, 2018	Nobody's Fool	produced by Paramount Players and Tyler Perry Studios^[42]
November 9, 2018	Overlord	co-production with Bad Robot Productions^[42]
November 16, 2018	Instant Family	^[56]
December 21, 2018	Bumblebee	co-production with Amblin Entertainment, Hasbro Studios, Bay Films, di Bonaventura Pictures, and Platinum Dunes^[42]
January 4, 2019	Eli	produced by Paramount Players, Intrepid Pictures, and Bellevue Productions^[57]
February 8, 2019	What Men Want	produced by Paramount Players and Will Packer Productions^[58]
February 22, 2019	The Rhythm Section	co-production with Eon Productions and IM Global^[59]
March 15, 2019	Wonder Park	produced by Paramount Animation,^[42] Nickelodeon Movies^[60] and Ilion Animation Studios^[61]^[62]
April 5, 2019	Pet Sematary	co-production with Di Bonaventura Pictures^[42]^[63]
May 17, 2019	Rocketman	distribution only; co-production with Marv Films and Rocket Pictures
August 2, 2019	Dora the Explorer	produced by Paramount Players, Walden Media, and Nickelodeon Movies^[64]
October 4, 2019	Gemini Man	co-production with Skydance Media, Jerry Bruckheimer Films, and Angry Films^[42]
October 11, 2019	Are You Afraid of the Dark?	produced by Paramount Players and Nickelodeon Movies^[65]
November 8, 2019	Sonic the Hedgehog^[66]	co-production with Paramount Animation, Marza Animation Planet, Original Film, Blur Studio and Sega^[67]^[68]^[69]
November 15, 2019	Untitled Terminator film	US distribution only; co-production with 20th Century Fox, Lightstorm Entertainment, and Skydance Media^[70]^[69]
March 27, 2020	G.I. Joe: Ever Vigilant	co-produced with MGM Studios, Di Bonaventura Pictures, Hasbro Studios, and Skydance Media^[42]
May 15, 2020	Untitled A Quiet Place sequel	co-production with Platinum Dunes^[69]
June 26, 2020	Top Gun: Maverick	co-production with Skydance Media and Jerry Bruckheimer Films^[69]
July 17, 2020	The SpongeBob Movie: It's a Wonderful Sponge	produced by Paramount Animation, Nickelodeon Movies and United Plankton Pictures^[42]
November 13, 2020	Untitled Rugrats live action/CGI hybrid film	produced by Paramount Players, Nickelodeon Movies and Klasky Csupo^[71]
March 19, 2021	Luck^[72]	produced by Paramount Animation, Skydance Media and Ilion Animation Studios^[42]
July 23, 2021	Dungeons and Dragons	co-production with Vertigo Entertainment, Autonomous Films, Allspark Pictures, Sweetpea Entertainment, and Hasbro Studios^[42]
TBA	Clifford	produced by Scholastic Entertainment
	77	^[73]
	Toni Erdmann	^[74]^[75]
	Infinite	co-production with Di Bonaventura Pictures^[76]
	Labyrinth Lost	^[77]
	Luna Park	co-production with Skydance Media, Regency Enterprises and TC Productions
	Monument Valley	co-production with Ustwo Games^[78]
	Neurotribes	co-production with Broadway Video^[79]
	Your Name	co-production with Bad Robot Productions and Toho^[80]^[81]
	Untitled FBI comedy film	co-production with Gary Sanchez Productions^[82]
	Origin	co-production with Jerry Bruckheimer Films^[83]

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