Фильмы компании метро голден майер список лучших фильмов

List of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer movies, ranked best to worst, including trailers, genres, and release dates. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer produced and/or distributed these films, which are listed in alphabetical order and sortable by any column. This is a list of all notable and most famous Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films, including movie posters when available. It answers the questions, «What movies did Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer produce?» and «What films did Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer distribute?» List features movies like Father’s Little Dividend, Blown Away. This best Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer movies list displays shorts as well as feature films made by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, including theatrical releases, limited releases, and made-for-TV Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer movies. You can also manipulate this list of movies by this production company. (535 Movies)

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Это список художественных фильмов, изначально выпущенных и / или распространяемых Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (включая MGM / UA Entertainment Co. , MGM / UA Communications Co. , MGM – Pathe Communications Co. и MGM / UA Distribution Co. ) .

Этот список не включает фильмы от United Artists до слияния с MGM (за исключением совместного производства), а также не включает другие студии, приобретенные MGM (такие как Orion Pictures , The Samuel Goldwyn Company , Cannon Films или Atlantic Releasing ).

Каталог Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, выпущенный до мая 1986 года, принадлежит Turner Entertainment Co. , подразделению WarnerMedia , а распространением занимается дочерняя компания Warner Bros.

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Фильмы разделены на списки по десятилетиям:

Список фильмов Метро-Голдвин-Майер (1924–1929)
Список фильмов Метро-Голдвин-Майер (1930–1939)
Список фильмов Метро-Голдвин-Майер (1940–1949)
Список фильмов Метро-Голдвин-Майер (1950–1959)
Список фильмов Метро-Голдвин-Майер (1960–1969)
Список фильмов Метро-Голдвин-Майер (1970–1979)
Список фильмов Метро-Голдвин-Майер (1980–1989)
Список фильмов Метро-Голдвин-Майер (1990–1999)
Список фильмов Метро-Голдвин-Майер (2000–2009)
Список фильмов Метро-Голдвин-Майер (2010–2019)
Список фильмов Метро-Голдвин-Майер (2020–2029)

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Список фильмов United Artists
Список фильмов Orion Pictures

Киностудия Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (США)

Справочная информация: названия и годы выпуска всех фильмов киностудии Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), контактная информация (страна, сайт)

Страна:

США

Год основания:

1924

Официальный сайт:

http://www.mgm.com/

О студии

«Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer» (произносится [мэ́тро-го́лдвин-ма́ер]; сокр. «MGM», произносится эм-джи-эм) — американская медиакомпания, специализирующаяся на производстве и прокате кино- и видеопродукции. С 1924 по 1942 годы — безоговорочный лидер голливудской киноиндустрии.

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This is a selected list of feature films originally released and/or distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (include MGM/UA Entertainment Co.). . Please note, however, that a majority of MGM’s pre-1986 library is now owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment Company).

1920s

Along Came Ruth (1924)
Bread (1924)
Broken Barriers (1924)
Cheaper to Marry (1924)
Circe, the Enchantress (1924)
Excuse Me (1924)
Greed (1924)
He Who Gets Slapped (1924) (The first film made completely by MGM)^[1]
His Hour (1924)
Janice Meredith (1924)
Lady of the Night (1924)
Little Robinson Crusoe (1924)
Mademoiselle Midnight (1924) (The first film released by MGM. April 14, 1924)^[2]
Married Flirts (1924)
One Night in Rome (1924)
Revelation (1924)
Romola (1924)
Scaramouche (1923) (MGM acquired the rights to the film after the merger)^[3]
Sherlock, Jr. (1924)
Sinners in Silk (1924)
So This Is Marriage? (1924)
Tess of the d’Urbervilles (1924)
The Arab (1924)
The Bandolero (1924)
The Beauty Prize (1924)
The Dixie Handicap (1924)
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1921) (MGM acquired the rights to the film after the merger)^[3]
The Great Divide (1924)
The Navigator (1924)
The Prairie Wife (1924)
The Rag Man (1924)
The Red Lily (1924)
The Silent Accuser (1924)
The Snob (1924)
The Wife of the Centaur (1924)
Wine of Youth (1924)
A Slave of Fashion (1925)
Ben-Hur (1925, partial Technicolor; remade in 1959)
Bright Lights (1925)
Confessions of a Queen (1925)
Daddy’s Gone A-Hunting (1925)
Dance Madness (1925)
Don’t (1925)
Exchange of Wives (1925)
Go West (1925)
His Secretary (1925)
La Bohème (1925)
Lights of Old Broadway (1925)
Man and Maid (1925)
Mare Nostrum (1925)
Never the Twain Shall Meet (1925)
Old Clothes (1925)
Pretty Ladies (1925)
Proud Flesh (1925)
Sally, Irene and Mary (1925)
Seven Chances (1925)
Soul Mates (1925)
Sun-Up (1925)
The Auction Block (1925)
The Big Parade (1925)
The Blackbird (1925)
The Circle (1925)
The Denial (1925)
The Devil’s Circus (1925)
The Great Love (1925)
The Masked Bride (1925)
The Merry Widow (1925, remade in 1934)
The Midshipman (1925)
The Monster (1925)
The Mystic (1925)
The Only Thing (1925)
The Sporting Venus (1925)
Time, the Comedian (1925)
The Tower of Lies (1925)
The Unholy Three (1925, remade in 1930)
The Way of a Girl (1925)
The White Desert (1925)
Torrent (1925)
Zander the Great (1925)
A Certain Young Man (1926)
A Little Journey (1926)
Altars of Desire (1926)
Bardelys the Magnificent (1926)
Battling Butler (1926)
Beverly of Graustark (1926)
Blarney (1926)
Brown of Harvard (1926)
Exit Smiling (1926)
Exquisite Sinner (1926)
Flesh and the Devil (1926)
Johnny Get Your Hair Cut (1926)
Love’s Blindness (1926)
Lovey Mary (1926)
Mike (1926)
Money Talks (1926)
Monte Carlo (1926)
Paris (1926)
Tell It to the Marines (1926)
The Barrier (1926)
The Boob (1926)
The Boy Friend (1926)
The Demi-Bride (1926)
The Desert’s Toll (1926)
The Fire Brigade (1926)
The Flaming Forest (1926)
The Gay Deceiver (1926)
The Magician (1926)
The Red Mill (1926)
The Road to Mandalay (1926)
The Scarlet Letter (1926)
The Show (1926)
The Taxi Dancer (1926)
The Temptress (1926)
The Understanding Heart (1926)
The Valley of Hell (1926)
The Waning Sex (1926)
There You Are! (1926)
Tin Hats (1926)
Upstage (1926)
Valencia (1926)
War Paint (1926)
Winners of the Wilderness (1926)
After Midnight (1927)
Annie Laurie (1927)
Becky (1927)
Body and Soul (1927)
Frisco Sally Levy (1927)
Foreign Devils (1927)
Heaven on Earth (1927)
In Old Kentucky (1927)
London After Midnight (1927)
Love (1927)
Lovers? (1927)
Mockery (1927)
Mr. Wu (1927)
Quality Street (1927)
Rookies (1927)
Rose-Marie (1927)
Slide, Kelly, Slide (1927)
Spring Fever (1927)
The Big City (1927)
The Bugle Call (1927)
The Callahans and the Murphys (1927)
The Crowd (1927)
The Enemy (1927)
The Fair Co-Ed (1927)
The Garden of Allah (1927)
The Road to Romance (1927)
The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg (1927)
The Taxi Dancer (1927)
The Thirteenth Hour (1927)
The Unknown (1927)
Tillie the Toiler (1927)
Winners of the Wilderness (1927)
The Cossacks (1928)
The Divine Woman (1928)
Our Dancing Daughters (1928, plus sequels)
The Patsy (1928)
Show People (1928)
The Viking (1928, first color feature with a soundtrack)
West of Zanzibar (1928)
While the City Sleeps (1928)
White Shadows in the South Seas (1928)
The Wind (1928)
The Broadway Melody (1929)
Desert Nights (1929)
Devil-May-Care (1929)
Hallelujah! (1929)
The Hollywood Revue of 1929 (1929)
The Last of Mrs. Cheyney (1929)
The Mysterious Island (1929)
Their Own Desire (1929)
The Pagan (1929)
Where East is East (1929)

1930s

Title	Release Date	Notes
The Bishop Murder Case	January 3, 1930
The Woman Racket	January 24, 1930
They Learned About Women	January 31, 1930
The Ship from Shanghai	January 31, 1930
Not So Dumb	February 2, 1930
Anna Christie	February 21, 1930
Chasing Rainbows	February 23, 1930
Lord Byron of Broadway	February 28, 1930
A Lady to Love	February 28, 1930
The Girl Said No	March 15, 1930
Montana Moon	March 20, 1930
Free and Easy	March 22, 1930
This Mad World	April 12, 1930
The Divorcee	April 19, 1930
Children of Pleasure	April 26, 1930
Redemption	May 2, 1930
Strictly Unconventional	May 3, 1930
Caught Short	May 10, 1930
The Rogue Song	May 10, 1930	MGM’s first all-color talkie
In Gay Madrid	May 17, 1930
The Lady of Scandal	May 24, 1930
The Florodora Girl	May 30, 1930
The Big House	June 14, 1930
Rookery Nook	June 21, 1930
The Sins of the Children	June 28, 1930
The Sea Bat	July 5, 1930
Estrellados	July 7, 1930
The Unholy Three	July 12, 1930
Our Blushing Brides	July 19, 1930
Way Out West	August 2, 1930
Let Us Be Gay	August 9, 1930
Call of the Flesh	August 16, 1930
Good News	August 23, 1930
Romance	August 26, 1930
Doughboys	August 30, 1930
Love in the Rough	September 6, 1930
Madam Satan	September 20, 1930
Men of the North	September 27, 1930
Olimpia	October 10, 1930
Those Three French Girls	October 11, 1930
Billy the Kid	October 18, 1930
Way for a Sailor	November 1, 1930
A Lady’s Morals	November 8, 1930
El presidio	November 14, 1930
Remote Control	November 15, 1930
War Nurse	November 22, 1930
Min and Bill	November 29, 1930
Passion Flower	December 6, 1930
Wu Li Chang	December 18, 1930
Paid	December 30, 1930
Reducing	January 3, 1931
Anna Christie	January 5, 1931
The Bachelor Father	January 10, 1931
Monsieur Le Fox	January 16, 1931
New Moon	January 17, 1931
De frente, marchen	January 23, 1931
The Great Meadow	January 24, 1931
Inspiration	January 31, 1931
Dance, Fools, Dance	February 7, 1931
The Easiest Way	February 7, 1931
If the Emperor Only Knew That	February 21, 1931
The Prodigal	February 21, 1931
Parlor, Bedroom and Bath	February 28, 1931
La fruta amarga	March 13, 1931
Men Call It Love	March 14, 1931
En cada Puerto un amor	March 27, 1931
A Tailor Made Man	March 28, 1931
La mujer X	April 3, 1931
Strangers May Kiss	April 4, 1931
Stepping Out	April 11, 1931
It’s a Wise Child	April 11, 1931
The Secret Six	April 18, 1931
Shipmates	April 25, 1931
Daybreak	May 2, 1931
Gentleman’s Fate	May 7, 1931
Never the Twain Shall Meet	May 16, 1931
Trader Horn	May 23, 1931
Laughing Sinners	May 30, 1931
Just a Gigolo	June 6, 1931
Five and Ten	June 13, 1931
A Free Soul	June 20, 1931
El proceso de Mary Dugan	June 26, 1931
The Man in Possession	July 4, 1931
Su ultima noche	July 17, 1931
The Great Lover	July 18, 1931
Politics	July 25, 1931
Son of India	August 1, 1931
Sporting Blood	August 8, 1931
Guilty Hands	August 22, 1931
This Modern Age	August 29, 1931
The Squaw Man	September 5, 1931
The Phantom of Paris	September 12, 1931
Sidewalks of New York	September 26, 1931
Cheri-Bibi	October 2, 1931
New Adventures of Get Rich Quick Wallingford	October 3, 1931
Susan Lenox (Her Fall and Rise)	October 10, 1931
The Sin of Madelon Claudet	October 24, 1931
The Guardsman	November 7, 1931
The Champ	November 9, 1931
Flying High	November 14, 1931
Possessed	November 21, 1931
West of Broadway	November 28, 1931
The Cuban Love Song	December 5, 1931
Private Lives	December 12, 1931
Mata Hari	December 26, 1931
Emma	January 2, 1932
Hell Divers	January 16, 1932
Lovers Courageous	January 23, 1932
The Passionate Plumber	February 6, 1932
The Beast of the City	February 13, 1932
Freaks	February 20, 1932
Polly of the Circus	February 27, 1932
Arsene Lupin	March 5, 1932
Tarzan the Ape Man	March 25, 1932
The Wet Parade	March 26, 1932
But the Flesh Is Weak	April 9, 1932
When a Fellow Needs a Friend	April 30, 1932
Huddle	May 14, 1932
Letty Lynton	May 14, 1932
As You Desire Me	May 28, 1932
New Morals for Old	June 4, 1932
Night Court	June 4, 1932
Red-Headed Woman	June 25, 1932
Unashamed	July 2, 1932
The Washington Masquerade	July 9, 1932
Skyscraper Souls	July 16, 1932
Downstairs	August 6, 1932
Speak Easily	August 13, 1932
Divorce in the Family	August 27, 1932
Blondie of the Follies	September 1, 1932
Grand Hotel	September 11, 1932
Smilin’ Through	September 24, 1932
Kongo	October 1, 1932
Faithless	October 15, 1932
Red Dust	October 22, 1932
The Mask of Fu Manchu	November 5, 1932
Payment Deferred	November 7, 1932
Prosperity	November 18, 1932
Flesh	December 8, 1932
Fast Life	December 16, 1932
The Son-Daughter	December 23, 1932
Rasputin and the Empress	December 23, 1932
Strange Interlude	December 30, 1932

Dancing Lady (1933)
Dinner at Eight (1933)
The Prizefighter and the Lady (1933)
Queen Christina (1933)
The Barretts of Wimpole Street (1934, remade in 1956)
The Thin Man (1934, plus sequels)
Death on the Diamond (1934)
Hide-Out (1934)
Murder in the Private Car (1934)
Tarzan and His Mate (1934)
The Merry Widow (1934)
The Show-Off (1934)
Viva Villa! (1934)
Hollywood Party
Babes in Toyland (1934)
The Cat and the Fiddle (1934)
Manhattan Melodrama (1934)
You Can’t Buy Everything (1934)
Anna Karenina (1935)
A Night at the Opera (1935)
China Seas (1935)
David Copperfield (1935)
Mutiny on the Bounty (1935, remade in 1962)
Naughty Marietta (1935)
Ah, Wilderness! (1935)
A Tale of Two Cities (1935)
Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935)
Murder in the Fleet (1935)
The Winning Ticket (1935)
Romeo and Juliet (1936)
Rose Marie (1936)
San Francisco (1936)
Tarzan Escapes (1936)
Fury (1936, Fritz Lang’s first American film)
Camille (1936)
The Great Ziegfeld (1936)
Libeled Lady (1936)
The Robin Hood of El Dorado (1936)
Maytime (1937)
A Day at the Races (1937)
Captains Courageous (1937)
Saratoga (1937)
The Good Earth (1937)
Conquest (1937)
Rosalie (1937)
The Firefly (1937)
Broadway Melody of 1938 (1937)
The Girl of the Golden West (1938)
Test Pilot (1938)
A Christmas Carol (1938)
Sweethearts (1938)
Boys Town (1938)
Marie Antoinette (1938)
The Citadel (1938)
Babes in Arms (1939)
Tarzan Finds a Son! (1939)
At the Circus (1939)
Gone with the Wind (1939, distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures)
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939, remade as musical in 1969)
The Women (1939)
Ninotchka (1939, remade as musical in 1957)
It’s a Wonderful World (1939)
Broadway Serenade (1939)

1940s

Title	Release Date	Notes
The Earl of Chicago	January 5, 1940
The Shop Around the Corner	January 12, 1940
Congo Maisie	January 19, 1940
I Take This Woman	February 2, 1940
Broadway Melody of 1940	February 9, 1940
The Man from Dakota	February 16, 1940
Northwest Passage	February 23, 1940
Strange Cargo	March 1, 1940
The Ghost Comes Home	March 8, 1940
Young Tom Edison	March 15, 1940
And One Was Beautiful	April 5, 1940
Dr. Kildare’s Strange Case	April 12, 1940
Two Girls on Broadway	April 19, 1940
Forty Little Mothers	April 26, 1940
20 Mule Team	May 3, 1940
Edison, the Man	May 10, 1940
Waterloo Bridge	May 17, 1940
Florian	June 5, 1940
Susan and God	June 7, 1940
Phantom Raiders	June 7, 1940
The Mortal Storm	June 14, 1940
The Captain Is a Lady	June 21, 1940
Andy Hardy Meets Debutante	July 5, 1940
Sporting Blood	July 12, 1940
New Moon	July 19, 1940
We Who Are Young	July 19, 1940
Pride and Prejudice	July 26, 1940
Gold Rush Maisie	July 26, 1940
I Love You Again	August 9, 1940
The Golden Fleecing	August 16, 1940
Boom Town	August 30, 1940
Dr. Kildare Goes Home	September 6, 1940
Wyoming	September 13, 1940
Strike Up the Band	September 27, 1940
Sky Murder	September 27, 1940
Dulcy	October 4, 1940
Third Finger, Left Hand	October 11, 1940
Hullabaloo	October 25, 1940
Escape	November 1, 1940
Bitter Sweet	November 8, 1940
Gallant Sons	November 15, 1940
Little Nellie Kelly	November 22, 1940
Dr. Kildare’s Crisis	November 29, 1940
Go West	December 6, 1940
Comrade X	December 13, 1940
The Philadelphia Story	December 26, 1940	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. remade as High Society in 1956
Flight Command	December 27, 1940
Keeping Company	December 27, 1940
Maisie Was a Lady	January 10, 1941
The Wild Man of Borneo	January 24, 1941
Come Live with Me	January 31, 1941
Blonde Inspiration	February 7, 1941
The Trial of Mary Dugan	February 14, 1941
Andy Hardy’s Private Secretary	February 21, 1941
Free and Easy	February 28, 1941
Rage in Heaven	March 7, 1941
The Penalty	March 14, 1941
The Bad Man	March 28, 1941
Barnacle Bill	April 7, 1941
Men of Boys Town	April 11, 1941
Washington Melodrama	April 18, 1941
Ziegfeld Girl	April 25, 1941
The People vs. Dr. Kildare	May 2, 1941
I’ll Wait for You	May 16, 1941
A Woman’s Face	May 23, 1941
Love Crazy	May 23, 1941
Billy the Kid	May 30, 1941
The Get-Away	June 13, 1941
The Big Store	June 20, 1941
They Met in Bombay	June 27, 1941
Blossoms in the Dust	July 25, 1941	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Ringside Maisie	August 1, 1941
Whistling in the Dark	August 8, 1941
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde	August 12, 1941
Life Begins for Andy Hardy	August 15, 1941
Dr. Kildare’s Wedding Day	August 22, 1941
When Ladies Meet	August 29, 1941
Down in San Diego	August 1941
Lady Be Good	September 1, 1941
Honky Tonk	October 1, 1941
Married Bachelor	October 16, 1941
The Chocolate Soldier	October 31, 1941
The Feminine Touch	October 1941
Smilin’ Through	October 1941
Shadow of the Thin Man	November 21, 1941
Two-Faced Woman	November 30, 1941
Unholy Partners	November 1941
Tarzan’s Secret Treasure	December 1, 1941
H. M. Pulham, Esq.	December 18, 1941
Kathleen	December 18, 1941
Babes on Broadway	December 31, 1941
Design for Scandal	January 5, 1942
Johnny Eager	January 17, 1942
Woman of the Year	January 19, 1942
Nazi Agent	January 21, 1942
The Vanishing Virginian	January 23, 1942
Mr. and Mrs. North	January 23, 1942
A Yank on the Burma Road	January 29, 1942
The Bugle Sounds	January 30, 1942
Dr. Kildare’s Victory	February 4, 1942
Born to Sing	February 18, 1942
Joe Smith, American	February 1942
This Time for Keeps	March 1942
The Courtship of Andy Hardy	March 1942
Kid Glove Killer	April 17, 1942
Fingers at the Window	April 22, 1942
We Were Dancing	April 30, 1942
Rio Rita	April 1942
Mokey	April 1942
Sunday Punch	May 8, 1942
Tortilla Flat	May 21, 1942
Pacific Rendezvous	May 21, 1942
Grand Central Murder	May 23, 1942
Tarzan’s New York Adventure	May 1942
Ship Ahoy	May 1942
Mrs. Miniver	June 4, 1942	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Affairs of Martha	June 21, 1942
Maisie Gets Her Man	June 1942
Her Cardboard Lover	June 1942
Jackass Mail	July 1, 1942
I Married an Angel	July 9, 1942
Calling Dr. Gillespie	July 9, 1942
Crossroads	July 23, 1942
Pierre of the Plains	July 29, 1942
The War Against Mrs. Hadley	August 7, 1942
Cairo	August 17, 1942
Somewhere I’ll Find You	August 27, 1942
Tish	September 17, 1942
The Omaha Trail	September 1942
A Yank at Eton	September 1942
Apache Trail	September 1942
Panama Hattie	October 1, 1942
Eyes in the Night	October 16, 1942
For Me and My Gal	October 21, 1942
Seven Sweethearts	November 13, 1942
Talk About Jacqueline	November 30, 1942
Dr. Gillespie’s New Assistant	November 1942
Northwest Rangers	December 1, 1942
White Cargo	December 12, 1942
Journey for Margaret	December 17, 1942
Random Harvest	December 17, 1942	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Reunion in France	December 25, 1942
Whistling in Dixie	December 31, 1942
Stand by for Action	December 31, 1942
Keeper of the Flame	December 1942
Tennessee Johnson	January 12, 1943
Andy Hardy’s Double Life	February 11, 1943
The Youngest Profession	February 26, 1943
The Human Comedy	March 2, 1943	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Assignment in Brittany	March 11, 1943
Harrigan’s Kid	March 1943
Slightly Dangerous	April 1, 1943
Air Raid Wardens	April 4, 1943
Cabin in the Sky	April 9, 1943
Presenting Lily Mars	April 29, 1943
A Stranger in Town	April 1943
Dr. Gillespie’s Criminal Case	May 8, 1943
Three Hearts for Julia	May 21, 1943
Bataan	June 3, 1943
Hitler’s Madman	June 10, 1943
Pilot No. 5	June 24, 1943
Report from the Aleutians	July 30, 1943
Young Ideas	August 2, 1943
The Man from Down Under	August 4, 1943
Above Suspicion	August 5, 1943
Du Barry Was a Lady	August 13, 1943
Salute to the Marines	August 30, 1943
Thousands Cheer	September 13, 1943
The Adventures of Tartu	September 24, 1943
I Dood It	September 1943
Swing Shift Maisie	October 1, 1943
Lassie Come Home	October 7, 1943
Best Foot Forward	October 8, 1943
Swing Fever	November 1, 1943
The Cross of Lorraine	November 12, 1943
Cry ‘Havoc’	November 23, 1943
Girl Crazy	November 26, 1943
Madame Curie	December 16, 1943	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Lost Angel	December 23, 1943
A Guy Named Joe	December 24, 1943
Whistling in Brooklyn	December 1943
Broadway Rhythm	January 19, 1944
Song of Russia	February 10, 1944
See Here, Private Hargrove	March 18, 1944
The Heavenly Body	March 23, 1944
Rationing	March 24, 1944
Tunisian Victory	April 1, 1944
Gaslight	May 4, 1944
Andy Hardy’s Blonde Trouble	May 4, 1944
The White Cliffs of Dover	May 11, 1944
3 Men in White	May 25, 1944
Meet the People	June 1, 1944
Two Girls and a Sailor	June 14, 1944
Bathing Beauty	June 27, 1944
Dragon Seed	July 20, 1944
The Seventh Cross	July 24, 1944
The Canterville Ghost	July 28, 1944
Kismet	August 22, 1944
Marriage Is a Private Affair	August 23, 1944
Maria Candelaria	September 11, 1944
Barbary Coast Gent	September 28, 1944
Maisie Goes to Reno	September 28, 1944
An American Romance	October 11, 1944
Mrs. Parkington	October 12, 1944
Lost in a Harem	November 8, 1944
Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo	November 15, 1944
Meet Me in St. Louis	November 28, 1944
Blonde Fever	December 5, 1944
Nothing But Trouble	December 6, 1944
National Velvet	December 14, 1944
Music for Millions	December 18, 1944
This Man’s Navy	January 4, 1945
Main Street After Dark	January 12, 1945
The Thin Man Goes Home	January 25, 1945
The Picture of Dorian Gray	March 3, 1945
Keep Your Powder Dry	March 8, 1945
Without Love	March 22, 1945
Between Two Women	March 28, 1945
Son of Lassie	April 20, 1945
The Valley of Decision	May 3, 1945
Gentle Annie	May 4, 1945
Thrill of a Romance	May 23, 1945
The Clock	May 25, 1945
Twice Blessed	May 31, 1945
Dangerous Partners	June 7, 1945
Bewitched	July 4, 1945
Anchors Aweigh	July 14, 1945	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Ziegfeld Follies	August 13, 1945
The Hidden Eye	August 31, 1945
Our Vines Have Tender Grapes	September 6, 1945
Her Highness and the Bellboy	September 11, 1945
Week-End at the Waldorf	October 4, 1945
Abbott and Costello in Hollywood	October 5, 1945
Perfect Strangers	November 1, 1945
She Went to the Races	November 4, 1945
Yolanda and the Thief	November 20, 1945
What Next, Corporal Hargrove?	November 21, 1945
The Last Chance	November 27, 1945
They Were Expendable	December 20, 1945
It Happened at the Inn	December 21, 1945
The Sailor Takes a Wife	December 28, 1945
Adventure	December 28, 1945
The Great Morgan	1946
The Harvey Girls	January 18, 1946
A Letter for Evie	January 28, 1946
Up Goes Maisie	February 1, 1946
The Hoodlum Saint	April 4, 1946
The Postman Always Rings Twice	May 2, 1946
Bad Bascomb	May 22, 1946
Two Smart People	June 4, 1946
Two Sisters from Boston	June 6, 1946
Little Mister Jim	June 10, 1946
Stormy Waters	June 15, 1946
The Green Years	July 4, 1946
Easy to Wed	July 25, 1946
Boys’ Ranch	July 18, 1946
Piccadilly Incident	August 4, 1946
Holiday in Mexico	August 15, 1946
Faithful in My Fashion	August 22, 1946
Three Wise Fools	September 26, 1946
No Leave, No Love	October 3, 1946
The Cockeyed Miracle	October 24, 1946
Courage of Lassie	November 8, 1946
Undercurrent	November 28, 1946
Till the Clouds Roll By*	December 5, 1946
Gallant Bess	December 5, 1946
The Yearling	December 18, 1946	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Secret Heart	December 25, 1946
Love Laughs at Andy Hardy	December 25, 1946
The Show-Off	December 1946
The Mighty McGurk	January 2, 1947
Lady in the Lake	January 23, 1947
My Brother Talks to Horses	February 4, 1947
The Arnelo Affair	February 13, 1947
The Beginning or the End	February 19, 1947
Undercover Maisie	March 1, 1947
It Happened in Brooklyn	April 7, 1947
The Sea of Grass	April 25, 1947
High Barbaree	May 1947
Living in a Big Way	June 10, 1947
Fiesta	June 12, 1947
Dark Delusion	June 25, 1947
The Romance of Rosy Ridge	August 4, 1947
The Hucksters	August 27, 1947
Song of the Thin Man	August 28, 1947
Cynthia	August 29, 1947
The Unfinished Dance	September 19, 1947
Song of Love	October 9, 1947
Merton of the Movies	October 11, 1947
This Time for Keeps	October 17, 1947
Desire Me	October 31, 1947
Green Dolphin Street	November 5, 1947
Cass Timberlane	November 6, 1947
High Wall	December 17, 1947
Good News	December 26, 1947
If Winter Comes	December 31, 1947
Killer McCoy	December 1947
Alias a Gentleman	February 3, 1948
Tenth Avenue Angel	February 20, 1948
The Bride Goes Wild	March 3, 1948
Three Daring Daughters	March 5, 1948
Big City	March 25, 1948
The Search	March 26, 1948
B.F.’s Daughter	April 2, 1948
Summer Holiday	April 16, 1948
Homecoming	April 29, 1948
State of the Union	April 30, 1948	distribution only; produced by Liberty Films^{[N 1]}
On an Island with You	May 3, 1948
The Pirate	June 11, 1948
Easter Parade	July 8, 1948
A Date with Judy	July 29, 1948
A Southern Yankee	August 5, 1948
Julia Misbehaves	August 8, 1948
Luxury Liner	September 9, 1948
The Three Musketeers	October 20, 1948
The Secret Land	October 22, 1948
No Minor Vices	November 12, 1948
The Kissing Bandit	November 18, 1948
Hills of Home	November 25, 1948
3 Godfathers	December 1, 1948
Act of Violence	December 21, 1948
Command Decision	December 25, 1948
Force of Evil	December 25, 1948
Words and Music	December 31, 1948
Tale of the Navajos	1949
The Bribe	February 3, 1949
Caught	February 17, 1949
Little Women	March 10, 1949
Big Jack	April 12, 1949
Take Me Out to the Ball Game	April 13, 1949
The Secret Garden	April 30, 1949
The Barkleys of Broadway	May 4, 1949
The Sun Comes Up	May 12, 1949
The Stratton Story	May 12, 1949
Edward, My Son	June 2, 1949
Neptune’s Daughter	June 9, 1949
The Great Sinner	June 29, 1949
Any Number Can Play	July 15, 1949
Scene of the Crime	July 28, 1949
In the Good Old Summertime	July 29, 1949
Madame Bovary	August 25, 1949
That Midnight Kiss	September 22, 1949
The Doctor and the Girl	September 29, 1949
The Red Danube	October 14, 1949
Border Incident	October 28, 1949
Challenge to Lassie	October 31, 1949
That Forsyte Woman	November 3, 1949
Battleground	November 9, 1949	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Adam’s Rib	November 18, 1949
Intruder in the Dust	November 22, 1949
Tension	November 23, 1949
East Side, West Side	December 22, 1949
Malaya	December 27, 1949
On the Town	December 30, 1949

1950s

Title	Release Date	Notes
Ambush	January 13, 1950
Key to the City	February 2, 1950
The Outriders	March 1, 1950
Nancy Goes to Rio	March 10, 1950
Black Hand	March 12, 1950
The Yellow Cab Man	April 7, 1950
The Reformer and the Redhead	May 5, 1950
Stars In My Crown	May 11, 1950
Please Believe Me	May 12, 1950
Annie Get Your Gun	May 17, 1950
Shadow on the Wall	May 19, 1950
The Asphalt Jungle	May 23, 1950
Side Street	May 23, 1950
The Big Hangover	May 26, 1950
Father of the Bride	June 16, 1950	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. plus 1951 sequel
The Skipper Surprised His Wife	June 29, 1950
The Next Voice You Hear…	June 29, 1950
Crisis	July 7, 1950
The Happy Years	July 7, 1950
Three Little Words	July 12, 1950
Duchess of Idaho	July 14, 1950
Mystery Street	July 28, 1950
A Lady Without Passport	August 3, 1950
The Toast of New Orleans	August 24, 1950
Summer Stock	August 31, 1950
A Life of Her Own	September 1, 1950
Devil’s Doorway	September 15, 1950
Right Cross	October 6, 1950
To Please a Lady	October 13, 1950
The Miniver Story	October 26, 1950
Dial 1119	November 3, 1950
Two Weeks with Love	November 10, 1950
King Solomon’s Mines	November 24, 1950	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Kim	December 7, 1950
Mrs. O’Malley and Mr. Malone	December 8, 1950
Watch the Birdie	December 11, 1950
Pagan Love Song	December 29, 1950
The Magnificent Yankee	January 18, 1951
Grounds for Marriage	January 19, 1951
Vengeance Valley*	February 4, 1951
Three Guys Named Mike	March 1, 1951
Mr. Imperium	March 2, 1951
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Story	March 12, 1951
Inside Straight	March 15, 1951
The Red Badge of Courage	March 16, 1951
Royal Wedding*	March 23, 1951
Soldiers Three	March 29, 1951
Cause for Alarm!*	March 30, 1951
Teresa	April 5, 1951
The Great Caruso	April 16, 1951
Father’s Little Dividend*	April 27, 1951	sequel to Father of the Bride
The Painted Hills*	May 4, 1951
Home Town Story	May 18, 1951
Go for Broke!	May 24, 1951
Night Into Morning	June 8, 1951
No Questions Asked	June 15, 1951
Kind Lady	June 20, 1951
Excuse My Dust	June 29, 1951
Strictly Dishonorable	July 3, 1951
Rich, Young and Pretty	July 9, 1951
The Law and the Lady	July 20, 1951
The Tall Target	August 17, 1951
The Strip	August 1951
The People Against O’Hara	September 1, 1951
Show Boat	September 24, 1951
Texas Carnival	October 5, 1951
Bannerline	October 12, 1951
Pandora and the Flying Dutchman	October 15, 1951
Angels in the Outfield	October 19, 1951	plus Disney remake in 1994
Across the Wide Missouri	October 23, 1951
An American in Paris	November 11, 1951	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
Callaway Went Thataway	November 15, 1951
The Unknown Man	November 16, 1951
It’s a Big Country	November 20, 1951
Too Young to Kiss	November 22, 1951
The Man with a Cloak	November 27, 1951
Calling Bulldog Drummond	December 14, 1951
Quo Vadis	December 25, 1951	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Westward the Women	December 31, 1951
The Light Touch	January 16, 1952
Invitation	January 29, 1952
Lone Star	February 8, 1952
The Belle of New York	February 22, 1952
Love Is Better Than Ever	February 23, 1952
Just This Once	February 27, 1952
The Wild North	March 22, 1952
Singin’ in the Rain	April 11, 1952	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
Talk About a Stranger	April 18, 1952
Carbine Williams	April 24, 1952
Young Man with Ideas	May 2, 1952
When in Rome	May 11, 1952
The Girl in White	May 23, 1952
Skirts Ahoy!	May 28, 1952
Lovely to Look At	May 29, 1952
The Sellout	May 30, 1952
Glory Alley	June 6, 1952
Pat and Mike	June 13, 1952
Scaramouche	June 27, 1952
Washington Story	July 18, 1952
You for Me	July 18, 1952
Shadow in the Sky	July 18, 1952
Holiday for Sinners	July 25, 1952
Ivanhoe	July 31, 1952	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Fearless Fagan	August 15, 1952
The Merry Widow	September 5, 1952
My Man and I	September 5, 1952
The Devil Makes Three	September 19, 1952
Because You’re Mine	September 25, 1952
Apache War Smoke	September 25, 1952
Everything I Have Is Yours	October 31, 1952
The Prisoner of Zenda	November 14, 1952
Desperate Search	November 19, 1952
The Hour of 13	November 21, 1952
Plymouth Adventure	November 28, 1952
Million Dollar Mermaid	December 4, 1952
Sky Full of Moon	December 12, 1952
The Bad and the Beautiful	December 25, 1952
Above and Beyond	January 2, 1953
The Clown	January 16, 1953
The Naked Spur	February 6, 1953
Rogue’s March	February 13, 1953
Battle Circus	March 6, 1953
Confidentially Connie	March 13, 1953
I Love Melvin	March 20, 1953
The Story of Three Loves	March 26, 1953
The Girl Who Had Everything	March 27, 1953
Jeopardy	March 30, 1953
Small Town Girl	April 10, 1953
Bright Road	April 17, 1953
Sombrero	April 22, 1953
Code Two	April 24, 1953
Never Let Me Go	May 1, 1953
Cry of the Hunted	May 8, 1953
Remains to Be Seen	May 15, 1953
Scandal at Scourie	May 17, 1953
Fast Company	May 22, 1953
Young Bess	May 29, 1953
Julius Caesar	June 4, 1953	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
A Slight Case of Larceny	June 5, 1953
Dream Wife	June 19, 1953
Arena	June 24, 1953
Dangerous When Wet	July 3, 1953
Lili	July 10, 1953
Ride, Vaquero!	July 17, 1953
The Band Wagon	August 7, 1953
The Affairs of Dobie Gillis	August 14, 1953
Big Leaguer	August 19, 1953
Latin Lovers	August 28, 1953
Half a Hero	September 4, 1953
The Actress	September 25, 1953
Torch Song	October 1, 1953
Mogambo	October 9, 1953
Take the High Ground!	October 30, 1953
All the Brothers Were Valiant	November 13, 1953
Kiss Me Kate	November 26, 1953
Give a Girl a Break	December 3, 1953
Easy to Love	December 25, 1953
Saadia	December 1953
Knights of the Round Table	January 15, 1954
The Great Diamond Robbery	January 29, 1954
The Long, Long Trailer	February 18, 1954
Tennessee Champ	March 5, 1954
Rose Marie	April 1, 1954
Gypsy Colt	April 2, 1954
Rhapsody	April 16, 1954
Prisoner of War	May 4, 1954
Flame and the Flesh	May 5, 1954
Executive Suite	May 6, 1954
Men of the Fighting Lady	May 7, 1954
The Student Prince	June 15, 1954
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers	July 22, 1954	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Valley of the Kings	July 23, 1954
Her Twelve Men	August 11, 1954
Betrayed	September 7, 1954
Brigadoon	September 8, 1954
Rogue Cop	September 17, 1954
Beau Brummell	October 6, 1954
Athena	November 4, 1954
The Last Time I Saw Paris*	November 18, 1954
Seagulls Over Sorrento	December 6, 1954
Deep in My Heart	December 24, 1954
Green Fire	December 29, 1954
Bad Day at Black Rock	January 7, 1955
Many Rivers to Cross	February 4, 1955
Jupiter’s Darling	February 18, 1955
Hit the Deck	March 4, 1955
The Glass Slipper	March 24, 1955
Blackboard Jungle	March 25, 1955
Bedevilled	April 28, 1955
Interrupted Melody	May 5, 1955
The Prodigal	May 6, 1955
The Cobweb	June 7, 1955
Love Me or Leave Me	June 10, 1955
Moonfleet	June 24, 1955
Svengali	June 24, 1955
The Scarlet Coat	July 29, 1955
The King’s Thief	August 5, 1955
It’s Always Fair Weather	September 2, 1955
Trial	October 7, 1955
Kismet	October 8, 1955
Guys and Dolls	November 3, 1955	Distribution only, produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
The Tender Trap	November 4, 1955
The Adventures of Quentin Durward	November 23, 1955
It’s a Dog’s Life	December 23, 1955
I’ll Cry Tomorrow	December 25, 1955
Diane	January 12, 1956
Ransom!	January 24, 1956
Forever, Darling	February 9, 1956
Meet Me in Las Vegas	March 9, 1956
Forbidden Planet	March 15, 1956
Tribute to a Bad Man	March 30, 1956
The Swan	April 26, 1956
The Last Hunt	April 30, 1956
Bhowani Junction	May 1, 1956
Gaby	May 9, 1956
Invitation to the Dance	May 15, 1956
The Catered Affair	June 14, 1956
Somebody Up There Likes Me	July 5, 1956
The Fastest Gun Alive	July 12, 1956
High Society	July 17, 1956	Musical remake of The Philadelphia Story
These Wilder Years	August 17, 1956
Lust for Life	September 17, 1956	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
The Power and the Prize	September 26, 1956
Tea and Sympathy	September 27, 1956
Julie	October 17, 1956
The Opposite Sex	October 26, 1956	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
The Rack	November 2, 1956
Friendly Persuasion	November 25, 1956	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Foreign distribution only^[4]
The Great American Pastime	November 28, 1956
The Teahouse of the August Moon	November 29, 1956	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
The Iron Petticoat	January 7, 1957
The Barretts of Wimpole Street	January 16, 1957
Slander	January 18, 1957
Edge of the City	January 29, 1957
The Wings of Eagles	February 22, 1957
Hot Summer Night	February 1957
Ten Thousand Bedrooms	April 3, 1957
Lizzie	April 4, 1957
Tarzan and the Lost Safari	April 12, 1957
The Living Idol	May 2, 1957
The Little Hut	May 3, 1957
The Vintage	May 8, 1957
Something of Value	May 10, 1957
This Could Be the Night	May 14, 1957
Designing Woman	May 16, 1957
The Happy Road	June 20, 1957
The Seventh Sin	June 28, 1957
Decision Against Time	July 12, 1957
Silk Stockings	July 18, 1957	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. Musical remake of Ninotchka
Gun Glory	July 19, 1957
Man on Fire	August 22, 1957
Action of the Tiger	August 30, 1957
Tip on a Dead Jockey	September 6, 1957
House of Numbers	September 12, 1957
The Hired Gun	September 20, 1957
Les Girls	October 3, 1957	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
Until They Sail	October 8, 1957
The Invisible Boy	October 1957
Jailhouse Rock	November 8, 1957
Don’t Go Near the Water	November 14, 1957	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
Raintree County	December 20, 1957
All at Sea	December 21, 1957
Seven Hills of Rome	January 30, 1958
Underwater Warrior	February 14, 1958
The Brothers Karamazov	February 20, 1958
I Accuse!	March 5, 1958
Saddle the Wind	March 20, 1958
Merry Andrew	April 4, 1958
Handle with Care	April 18, 1958
Cry Terror!	May 2, 1958
The Sheepman	May 7, 1958
Gigi	May 15, 1958	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical.
The High Cost of Loving	May 16, 1958
The Law and Jake Wade	June 6, 1958
High School Confidential	June 13, 1958
The Haunted Strangler	July 3, 1958
Fiend Without a Face	July 3, 1958
The Reluctant Debutante	August 14, 1958
Tarzan’s Fight for Life	August 15, 1958
Imitation General	August 20, 1958
The Badlanders	September 3, 1958
Dunkirk	September 10, 1958
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof	September 20, 1958	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
The Safecracker	October 1, 1958
Man of the West	October 1, 1958
The Decks Ran Red	October 10, 1958
Torpedo Run	October 24, 1958
Party Girl	October 28, 1958
The Tunnel of Love	November 21, 1958
The Doctor’s Dilemma	December 17, 1958
Some Came Running	December 18, 1958
Tom Thumb	December 22, 1958	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical.
Andy Hardy Comes Home	December 22, 1958
Frontier Rangers	1959
The Journey	February 19, 1959
First Man Into Space	February 27, 1959
Night of the Quarter Moon	March 4, 1959
Nowhere to Go	March 11, 1959
Green Mansions	March 19, 1959
Count Your Blessings	April 23, 1959
The Mating Game	April 29, 1959
The Mysterians	May 15, 1959	US distribution of 1957 Japanese Toho film
The World, the Flesh, and the Devil	May 20, 1959
Ask Any Girl	May 21, 1959
Watusi	July 1, 1959
The Beat Generation	July 3, 1959
North by Northwest	July 17, 1959
The Angry Hills	July 29, 1959
The Scapegoat	August 6, 1959
For the First Time	August 26, 1959
The Big Operator	August 1959
It Started with a Kiss	September 4, 1959
Girls Town	October 5, 1959
Libel	October 23, 1959
The House of the Seven Hawks	October 29, 1959
Tarzan, the Ape Man	October 1959
The Wreck of the Mary Deare	November 6, 1959
Ben-Hur	November 18, 1959	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama .remake of 1925 film
Never So Few	December 7, 1959
The Gazebo	December 18, 1959

1960s

Title	Release Date	Notes
The Last Voyage	February 19, 1960
Home from the Hill	March 3, 1960
Please Don’t Eat the Daisies	March 31, 1960
Platinum High School	May 13, 1960
The Giant of Marathon	May 25, 1960
The Subterraneans	June 23, 1960
Bells Are Ringing	June 23, 1960	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn	August 3, 1960
The Time Machine	August 17, 1960
The Day They Robbed the Bank of England	September 4, 1960
All the Fine Young Cannibals	September 22, 1960
The Angel Wore Red	September 28, 1960
Key Witness	October 6, 1960
BUtterfield 8	November 4, 1960
The Law	November 11, 1960
Village of the Damned	December 7, 1960
Where the Boys Are	December 28, 1960
Cimarron	December 1960
The Murder Men	1961
Don Quixote	January 20, 1961
Go Naked in the World	March 10, 1961
The Secret Partner	March 15, 1961
Gorgo ^{[N 2]} \|\| March 29, 1961
The Green Helmet	April 20, 1961
Atlantis, the Lost Continent	May 3, 1961
Ring of Fire	June 14, 1961
Two Loves	June 21, 1961
Magic Boy	June 22, 1961
The Secret of Monte Cristo	June 22, 1961
Morgan, the Pirate	July 6, 1961
The Thief of Baghdad	August 10, 1961
The Honeymoon Machine	August 16, 1961
Ada	August 25, 1961
A Thunder of Drums	September 26, 1961
Bridge to the Sun	October 17, 1961
King of Kings	October 30, 1961
Bachelor in Paradise	November 1, 1961
The Colossus of Rhodes	November 1961
Invasion Quartet	December 10, 1961
Le meraviglie di Aladino	December 13, 1961
Private Potter	1962
Murder, She Said	January 7, 1962
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse	February 7, 1962
The Light in the Piazza	February 9, 1962
Sweet Bird of Youth	March 21, 1962
The World in My Pocket	March 1962
All Fall Down	April 11, 1962
The Horizontal Lieutenant	April 18, 1962
Lolita	June 12, 1962
Ride the High Country	June 20, 1962
I tartari	June 20, 1962
Boys’ Night Out	June 21, 1962	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Comedy.
The Counterfeiters of Paris	July 17, 1962
A Matter of WHO	July 24, 1962
Tarzan Goes to India	July 1962
The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm	August 7, 1962	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical.
Two Weeks in Another Town	August 17, 1962
Damon and Pythias	September 5, 1962
I Thank a Fool	September 14, 1962
A Very Private Affair	September 28, 1962
The Savage Guns	October 1, 1962
Period of Adjustment	October 31, 1962	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Comedy.
Mutiny on the Bounty	November 8, 1962	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
Kill or Cure	November 12, 1962
The Dock Brief	November 16, 1962
Escape from East Berlin	November 1962
The Main Attraction	November 1962
Swordsman of Siena	December 5, 1962
Billy Rose’s Jumbo	December 6, 1962	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical.
Arturo’s Island	December 21, 1962
The Password Is Courage	December 21, 1962
A Monkey in Winter	January 30, 1963
The Hook	February 15, 1963
How the West Was Won	February 20, 1963
Follow the Boys	February 27, 1963
The Four Days of Naples	March 19, 1963
The Courtship of Eddie’s Father	March 27, 1963
Come Fly with Me	March 27, 1963
Seven Seas to Calais	March 1963
It Happened at the World’s Fair	April 3, 1963
Black Fox: The Rise and Fall of Adolf Hitler	April 29, 1963
Drums of Africa	May 15, 1963
The Slave	May 29, 1963
In the Cool of the Day	May 29, 1963
Dime with a Halo	May 1963
Corridors of Blood	June 5, 1963
Lycanthropus	June 5, 1963
Captain Sinbad	June 19, 1963
Murder at the Gallop	June 24, 1963
Tarzan’s Three Challenges	June 1963
Cattle King	July 31, 1963
Flipper	August 14, 1963
A Ticklish Affair	August 18, 1963	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
Cairo	August 21, 1963
The Young and The Brave	August 1963
Hootenanny Hoot	August 1963
The Haunting	September 18, 1963
The V.I.P.s	September 19, 1963
Any Number Can Win	October 8, 1963
Twilight of Honor	October 16, 1963
Family Portrait	November 11, 1963
Sunday in New York	November 13, 1963
The Wheeler Dealers	November 14, 1963
Square of Violence	December 8, 1963
The Prize	December 25, 1963
Le Gentleman d’Epsom	1964
Children of the Damned	January 29, 1964
A Global Affair	January 30, 1964
The Day and the Hour	February 19, 1964
Le glaive et la balance	February 28, 1964
Kissin’ Cousins	March 6, 1964
Mail Order Bride	March 11, 1964
7 Faces of Dr. Lao	March 18, 1964
Night Must Fall	March 18, 1964
Gunfighters of Casa Grande	April 1, 1964
Tamahime	May 3, 1964
Gladiators 7	May 7, 1964
Viva Las Vegas	May 20, 1964
Rhino!	May 20, 1964
The Golden Arrow	May 1964
Rhino!	June 3, 1964
Advance to the Rear	June 10, 1964
The Unsinkable Molly Brown	June 11, 1964	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
Flipper’s New Adventure	June 24, 1964
Gold for the Caesars	June 1964
Looking for Love	August 5, 1964
The Night of the Iguana	August 6, 1964	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
The Big Parade of Comedy	September 3, 1964
Murder Ahoy!	September 22, 1964
Of Human Bondage	September 23, 1964
Murder Most Foul	September 1964
Quick, Before It Melts	October 5, 1964
The Outrage	October 8, 1964
The Americanization of Emily	October 27, 1964
Your Cheatin’ Heart	November 4, 1964
The Young Lovers	November 12, 1964
Joy House	November 1964
The Golden Head	December 10, 1964
Get Yourself a College Girl	December 18, 1964
Wild, Wild Planet	1965
Guns of Diablo	January 29, 1965
36 Hours	February 19, 1965
The Rounders	March 5, 1965
Vice and Virtue	March 17, 1965
Young Cassidy	March 22, 1965
Operation Crossbow	April 1, 1965
Girl Happy	April 14, 1965
Hysteria	April 1965
Joy in the Morning	May 5, 1965
The Yellow Rolls-Royce	May 13, 1965
Signpost to Murder	May 19, 1965
Sandokan the Great	May 1965
Hercules, Samson & Ulysses	May 1965
She	June 9, 1965
The Sandpiper	June 23, 1965
Zebra in the Kitchen	June 1965
Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion	August 4, 1965
Meurtre en 45 tours	August 18, 1965
Greed in the Sun	August 18, 1965
Once a Thief	September 8, 1965
The Hill	October 3, 1965
When the Boys Meet the Girls	October 10, 1965
The Loved One	October 11, 1965
The Cincinnati Kid	October 15, 1965
The Secret of My Success	November 3, 1965
Laurel and Hardy’s Laughing 20’s	November 17, 1965
Harum Scarum	November 24, 1965
A Patch of Blue	December 10, 1965	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
Doctor Zhivago	December 31, 1965	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
7 Women	January 5, 1966
To Trap a Spy	January 19, 1966
Where the Spies Are	January 26, 1966
The Money Trap	February 2, 1966
Made in Paris	February 9, 1966
The Spy with My Face	March 9, 1966
The Singing Nun	April 2, 1966
The Secret Seven	April 1966
The Alphabet Murders	May 17, 1966
Lady L	May 18, 1966
Son of a Gunfighter	May 1966
The Glass Bottom Boat	June 9, 1966
Maya	June 22, 1966
Hold On!	June 22, 1966
Around the World Under the Sea	June 22, 1966
Tiko and the Shark	June 1966
Mister Buddwing	October 11, 1966
Hotel Paradiso	October 14, 1966
The Liquidator	October 28, 1966
Penelope	November 10, 1966
Spinout	November 23, 1966
One Spy Too Many	December 7, 1966
Marco the Magnificent	December 14, 1966
Blowup	December 18, 1966	distributor
Grand Prix	December 21, 1966
One of Our Spies Is Missing	December 1966
The Venetian Affair	January 18, 1967
Hot Rods to Hell	January 27, 1967
Return of the Gunfighter	January 29, 1967
The Spy in the Green Hat	February 3, 1967
The 25th Hour	February 16, 1967
Double Trouble	April 5, 1967
The Karate Killers	April 7, 1967
Welcome to Hard Times	May 1, 1967
Doctor, You’ve Got to Be Kidding!	May 10, 1967
Three Bites of the Apple	May 24, 1967
The Dirty Dozen	June 15, 1967
Don’t Make Waves	June 20, 1967
Point Blank	August 30, 1967
The Fastest Guitar Alive	September 1, 1967
Our Mother’s House	October 9, 1967
Far from the Madding Crowd	October 18, 1967	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. co-production with Anglo-Amalgamated
The Comedians	October 31, 1967
The Girl and the General	October 1967
More than a Miracle	November 1, 1967
Jack of Diamonds	November 10, 1967
The Fearless Vampire Killers	November 13, 1967
Eye of the Devil	December 6, 1967
The Last Challenge	December 27, 1967
A Madona de Cedo	1968
Too Many Thieves	1968
A Man Called Dagger	1968
Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter	1968
Hate for Hate	1968
Revenge for Revenge	1968
The Biggest Bundle of Them All	January 17, 1968
Sol Madrid	February 7, 1968
The Power	February 21, 1968
Day of the Evil Gun	March 1, 1968
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich	March 6, 1968
Stay Away, Joe	March 8, 1968
Guns for San Sebastian	March 20, 1968
2001: A Space Odyssey	April 6, 1968
A Dollar Between the Teeth	April 24, 1968
Battle Beneath the Earth	May 15, 1968
Speedway	June 12, 1968
Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?	June 19, 1968
The Helicopter Spies	June 21, 1968
Dark of the Sun	July 3, 1968
Kiss the Other Sheik	July 29, 1968
A Time to Sing	August 15, 1968
The Legend of Lylah Clare	August 21, 1968
A Man, a Horse, a Gun	August 1968
The Young Runaways	September 11, 1968
Hot Millions	September 19, 1968
The Subject Was Roses	October 13, 1968
Live a Little, Love a Little	October 23, 1968
Ice Station Zebra	October 23, 1968
The Split	November 4, 1968
The Shoes of the Fisherman	November 14, 1968	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
The Impossible Years	December 5, 1968
The Fixer	December 8, 1968	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
The Wolf Men	1969
The Extraordinary Seaman	1969
The Appointment	1969
Ghosts — Italian Style	January 22, 1969
Mayerling	February 13, 1969
How to Steal the World	March 7, 1969
Where Eagles Dare	March 12, 1969
Kenner	April 23, 1969
The Green Slime	May 21, 1969
Heaven with a Gun	June 11, 1969
The Maltese Bippy	June 18, 1969
The Best House in London	July 30, 1969
A Place for Lovers	August 22, 1969
The Gypsy Moths	August 28, 1969
The Trouble with Girls	September 3, 1969
Alfred the Great	October 8, 1969
Marlowe	October 31, 1969
Goodbye, Mr. Chips	November 5, 1969
Flareup	November 10, 1969

1970s

Title	Release Date	Notes
…tick…tick…tick…	January 9, 1970
Zabriskie Point	February 9, 1970
The Five Man Army	February 20, 1970
Brotherly Love	April 22, 1970
My Lover My Son	May 13, 1970
The Magic Garden of Stanley Sweetheart	May 26, 1970
The Walking Stick	June 10, 1970
The Strawberry Statement	June 15, 1970
Kelly’s Heroes	June 23, 1970
The Moonshine War	July 1970
House of Dark Shadows	September 9, 1970
The Traveling Executioner	October 1, 1970
Captain Nemo and the Underwater City	October 7, 1970
No Blade of Grass	October 23, 1970
The Phantom Tollbooth	November 7, 1970
Ryan’s Daughter	November 9, 1970
Elvis: That’s the Way It Is	November 11, 1970
Dirty Dingus Magee	November 18, 1970
The Bushbaby	November 1970
Brewster McCloud	December 5, 1970
Alex in Wonderland	December 22, 1970
Freelance	1971
Pigeons	February 1, 1971
The Body	February 24, 1971
Percy	March 3, 1971
Get Carter	March 18, 1971
Mad Dogs & Englishmen	March 29, 1971
The Enchanted Years	April 22, 1971
Pretty Maids All in a Row	April 28, 1971
The Night Digger	May 12, 1971
Villain	May 26, 1971
Fortune and Men’s Eyes	June 15, 1971
Wild Rovers	June 23, 1971
The Tales of Beatrix Potter	June 30, 1971	U.S. theatrical distribution only; produced by EMI Films
Shaft	July 2, 1971
The Last Run	July 7, 1971
Night of Dark Shadows	August 4, 1971
Clay Pigeon	August 1971
Catlow	October 1, 1971
Going Home	December 1, 1971
Chandler	December 1, 1971
Believe in Me	December 8, 1971
The Boy Friend	December 16, 1971	Co-production with EMI Films Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
The Gang That Couldn’t Shoot Straight	December 22, 1971
The Jerusalem File	February 2, 1972
Cool Breeze	March 22, 1972
The Carey Treatment	March 29, 1972
Corky	March 1972
Horror on Snape Island	May 19, 1972
Skyjacked	May 24, 1972
Black Belly of the Tarantula	June 7, 1972
The Weekend Murders ^{[N 3]}	June 7, 1972	Distribution only
Every Little Crook and Nanny	June 14, 1972
Shaft’s Big Score!	June 18, 1972
Sitting Target	June 19, 1972
Two Is a Happy Number	June 19, 1972
The Wrath of God	July 14, 1972
Kansas City Bomber	August 2, 1972
Melinda	August 16, 1972
Savage Messiah	September 1972
Private Parts	September 1972
Night of the Lepus	October 4, 1972
Elvis on Tour	November 1, 1972
The Great Waltz	November 1, 1972
They Only Kill Their Masters	November 22, 1972
Travels with My Aunt	December 17, 1972	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
Hit Man	December 20, 1972
Nightmare Honeymoon	1973
Lolly-Madonna XXX	February 21, 1973
Slither	March 7, 1973
Ludwig	March 8, 1973
Soylent Green	May 9, 1973
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid	May 23, 1973
Sweet Jesus, Preacherman	May 25, 1973
Wicked, Wicked	June 13, 1973
Shaft in Africa	June 14, 1973
The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing	June 28, 1973
Trader Horn	June 1973
Deaf Smith & Johnny Ears	July 25, 1973
Deadly China Doll	September 26, 1973
The Slams	September 26, 1973
The Outfit	October 1973
Westworld	November 21, 1973
The Super Cops	March 20, 1974
Kazablan	May 8, 1974
That’s Entertainment!	June 21, 1974
The Devil’s Triangle	September 1974
Mr. Ricco	February 1975
The Passenger	April 9, 1975
The Wind and the Lion	May 22, 1975	U.S. distribution only; co-production with Columbia Pictures
The Silent Stranger	June 20, 1975
Hearts of the West	October 8, 1975
The Sunshine Boys	November 6, 1975	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
That’s Entertainment, Part II	May 17, 1976
Logan’s Run	June 23, 1976
Sweet Revenge	June 1976
Norman, Is That You?	September 29, 1976
Network ^{[N 4]}^{[N 5]}	November 27, 1976	Co-production with United Artists Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
Demon Seed	April 8, 1977
The Goodbye Girl	November 30, 1977	Co-production with Warner Bros. Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
Telefon	December 16, 1977
Coma	January 6, 1978
Corvette Summer	June 2, 1978
International Velvet	July 19, 1978
Brass Target	December 22, 1978
Jamaican Gold	1979
Voices	March 14, 1979
The Champ	April 4, 1979	remake of 1931 film
The Human Factor	December 18, 1979

1980s

(company known as MGM/UA Entertainment Co. and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Film Co.)

Release Date	Title	Notes	Budget	Gross
February 8, 1980	Hero at Large			$15,934,737
March 21, 1980	Hide in Plain Sight
May 16, 1980	Fame	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.		$21,202,829
August 8, 1980	Why Would I Lie?			$1,175,855
September 12, 1980	He Knows You’re Alone			$4,875,436
December 19, 1980	The Formula			$8,894,289
February 27, 1981	Sunday Lovers
June 12, 1981	Clash of the Titans		$15 million	$41 million
August 7, 1981	Tarzan, the Ape Man		$6.5 million	$36,565,280
September 23, 1981	Rich and Famous		$10 million	$14,492,125
October 16, 1981	…All the Marbles		$9.3 million
December 2, 1981	Whose Life Is It Anyway?		$13 million	$10 million
December 11, 1981	Buddy Buddy			$7,258,543
December 11, 1981	Pennies from Heaven	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.	$22,000,000
January 22, 1982	A Stranger Is Watching
February 12, 1982	Cannery Row
February 19, 1982	Shoot the Moon		$12,000,000	$9,217,530
March 5, 1982	Diner	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.	$5 million	$14,099,953
March 19, 1982	Victor/Victoria	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. distributor, produced by Ladbrokes Entertainment		$28,215,453
April 28, 1982	Koyaanisqatsi		$2.5 million	$3.2 million
May 28, 1982	Rocky III	distribution only	$17 million	$270 million
June 4, 1982	Poltergeist	co-production with SLM Production Group	$10.7 million	$121,706,019
July 2, 1982	The Secret of NIMH	distribution only	$7,000,000	$14,665,733
July 30, 1982	Forced Vengeance			$6,660,333
August 13, 1982	Pink Floyd The Wall			$22,244,207
August 20, 1982	The Beastmaster	distribution only	$8 million	$14,056,528
September 10, 1982	Endangered Species			$1,474,249
September 17, 1982	Inchon		$46 million	$5,200,986
September 24, 1982	Yes, Giorgio		$19,000,000	$1,368,588
October 1, 1982	My Favorite Year	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.		$20,123,620
December 17, 1982	Trail of the Pink Panther	distribution only		$9,056,073
January 21, 1983	The Year of Living Dangerously		$6 million
April 15, 1983	Rock & Rule		$8 million	$30,379
April 29, 1983	The Hunger			$5,979,292
June 3, 1983	WarGames	distribution only	$12 million	$79,567,667
June 10, 1983	Octopussy	distribution only	$27.5 million	$183.7 million
August 12, 1983	Curse of the Pink Panther	distribution only		$3,374,312
August 26, 1983	Strange Brew		$4 million	$8,571,374
September 30, 1983	Brainstorm		$18 million	$10,219,460
October 7, 1983	Romantic Comedy	distribution only		$6,857,733
November 18, 1983	A Christmas Story		$4 million	$19,294,144
December 9, 1983	Yentl	distribution only	$12 million	$40,218,899
February 3, 1984	Reckless		$3 million	$8,289,916
March 2, 1984	Sahara		$25 million	$1,402,962
March 16, 1984	The Ice Pirates		$9 million	$14,255,801
March 30, 1984	Misunderstood
May 4, 1984	Breakin’	distribution only	$1.2 million	$57,456,707
August 10, 1984	Red Dawn	distribution only	$4.2 million	$38,376,497
August 24, 1984	Oxford Blues			$8,793,152
November 16, 1984	Just the Way You Are
December 7, 1984	2010		$28 million	$40,400,657
December 26, 1984	Mrs. Soffel			$4,385,312
January 18, 1985	That’s Dancing!
April 12, 1985	Cat’s Eye		$7,000,000	$13,086,298
May 3, 1985	Movers & Shakers			$372,438
May 3, 1985	Gymkata		$8.5 million	$5,730,596
May 24, 1985	A View to a Kill	distribution only	$30 million	$152.4 million
July 3, 1985	Red Sonja
August 16, 1985	Year of the Dragon		$24,000,000	$18,707,466
September 27, 1985	Code Name: Emerald
September 27, 1985	Marie		$9 million	$2,507,995
November 22, 1985	Fever Pitch			$618,847
November 27, 1985	Rocky IV	distribution only	$28 million	$300,473,716
February 21, 1986	9½ Weeks	US distribution only	$17 million	$106,734,844
February 28, 1986	Dream Lover
March 28, 1986	Ginger and Fred
April 18, 1986	Wise Guys	theatrical distribution only	$13 million	$8,475,466
May 9, 1986	Killer Party	last film before the Turner split
May 23, 1986	Poltergeist II: The Other Side	first film after the Turner split. All films from this time (with few exceptions) are still owned by MGM		$40,996,665
June 27, 1986	Running Scared			$38,500,726
August 29, 1986	Shanghai Surprise	Distribution only produced and owned by HandMade Films	$17 million	$2,315,683
September 19, 1986	Where the River Runs Black			$676,166
November 26, 1986	Solarbabies		$7,500,000	$1,579,260
February 6, 1987	Dead of Winter			$2,413,427
April 17, 1987	Walk Like a Man
June 24, 1987	Spaceballs		$22.7 million	$38,119,483
July 10, 1987	O.C. and Stiggs		$7,000,000
July 31, 1987	The Living Daylights	distribution only	$40 million	$191.2 million
October 30, 1987	Fatal Beauty			$12,046,526
December 16, 1987	Moonstruck	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.	$15 million	$80,640,528
December 16, 1987	Overboard			$26,713,187
February 1988	Whoops Apocalypse	distributor only, produced by ITC Entertainment
February 26, 1988	Taffin
March 11, 1988	Masquerade			$15,855,828
May 20, 1988	Willow	co-production with Lucasfilm and Imagine Entertainment^{[N 6]}	$35 million	$57,269,863
June 10, 1988	Poltergeist III		$9,500,000	$14,114,488
July 13, 1988	It Takes Two
July 15, 1988	A Fish Called Wanda	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.		$62,493,712
September 9, 1988	Some Girls			$401,421
September 23, 1988	Spellbinder			$657,446
September 28, 1988	Memories of Me			$3,965,604
November 18, 1988	Last Rites			$427,000
December 2, 1988	Blueberry Hill
December 16, 1988	Rain Man	distribution only	$25 million	$354,825,435
January 13, 1989	The January Man			$4,611,062
February 3, 1989	Wicked Stepmother		$2,500,000	$43,749
February 16, 1989	The Mighty Quinn			$4,557,214
March 3, 1989	Mind Games
March 17, 1989	Leviathan			$15,704,614
July 14, 1989	Licence to Kill	distribution only	$32 million	$156.2 million
September 20, 1989	A Dry White Season		$9 million	$3,766,879
October 27, 1989	Kill Me Again		$4,000,000	$283,694
November 3, 1989	After Midnight
November 10, 1989	Survival Quest	distribution only
November 17, 1989	All Dogs Go to Heaven	distribution only	$13.8 million	$27,100,027
December 1, 1989	City Rhythms

1990s

(company known as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures)

Release Date	Title	Notes	Budget	Gross
January 26, 1990	Mortal Passions
February 9, 1990	Stanley & Iris			$5.816 million
March 16, 1990	Blue Steel			$8,217,997
April 27, 1990	Instant Karma
May 4, 1990	Daddy’s Dyin’: Who’s Got the Will?
August 24, 1990	Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection	distribution only; co-production with Cannon Films		$6,698,361
September 14, 1990	Death Warrant			$46,665,776
October 5, 1990	Desperate Hours			$2,742,912
October 19, 1990	Quigley Down Under		$18 million	$21,413,105
November 16, 1990	Rocky V	distribution only; produced by United Artists	$42 million	$119,946,358
December 19, 1990	The Russia House			$22,998,000
January 11, 1991	Not Without My Daughter		$22 million	$14,789,113
May 24, 1991	Thelma & Louise	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.	$16.5 million	US$45,360,915
June 28, 1991	Fires Within
July 26, 1991	Life Stinks		$13,000,000	$4,102,526
August 9, 1991	Delirious		$18 million	$5,546,827
August 23, 1991	Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man		$23 million	$7,434,726
September 6, 1991	Crooked Hearts
September 6, 1991	Company Business		$18 million	$1,501,785
September 13, 1991	Liebestraum
September 20, 1991	The Indian Runner		$7 million	$191,125
September 27, 1991	Timebomb
October 4, 1991	The Man in the Moon
October 11, 1991	Shattered		$25 million	$11,511,031
December 22, 1991	Rush		$12 million	$7,241,350
March 6, 1992	Once Upon a Crime		$14 million	$8,669,847
March 27, 1992	The Cutting Edge			$25,105,000
May 8, 1992	CrissCross			$3,052,738
May 15, 1992	The Vagrant
August 14, 1992	Diggstown			$4,836,637
October 2, 1992	Of Mice and Men			$5,471,088
October 30, 1992	The Lover		$30,000,000	$45 323 211
January 15, 1993	Body of Evidence		$30 million	$13,275,426
February 12, 1993	Untamed Heart			$18,898,806
March 5, 1993	Rich in Love
April 16, 1993	Benny & Joon			$23,261,580
August 6, 1993	The Meteor Man		$30,000,000	$8,023,147
August 27, 1993	Son of the Pink Panther		$15 million	$2,438,031
September 10, 1993	Undercover Blues		$25 million	$12,324,660
October 22, 1993	The Flight of the Innocent
October 29, 1993	Fatal Instinct			$7,852,653
November 19, 1993	Dangerous Game			$23,671
December 8, 1993	Six Degrees of Separation			$6,405,918
1994	Radio Inside
May 6, 1994	That’s Entertainment! III	co-production with Turner Entertainment^{[N 4]}
May 6, 1994	Clean Slate			$7,355,425
June 17, 1994	Getting Even with Dad		$30 million	$18,869,594
July 1, 1994	Blown Away			$30,155,037
September 23, 1994	It Runs in the Family ^{[N 7]}\|\| \|\| \|\|
October 28, 1994	Stargate	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Le Studio Canal+ and Carolco Pictures ^{[N 8]}	$55 million	$196,567,262
December 16, 1994	Speechless		$30 million	$20,667,959
April 11, 1995	The Pebble and the Penguin	US distribution only; produced by Don Bluth Entertainment	$28 million	$3,983,912
June 2, 1995	Fluke		$15 million	$3,987,649
July 7, 1995	Species		$30 million	$113,374,103
September 13, 1995	Hackers	distribution only; produced by United Artists		$7,563,728
September 22, 1995	Showgirls	distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures	$45 million	$137,702,961
October 20, 1995	Get Shorty	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.	$30,250,000	$115,101,622
October 27, 1995	Leaving Las Vegas	distribution only; produced by United Artists	$3.6 million	$32,029,928
November 13, 1995	GoldenEye	distribution only; produced by United Artists	$58 million	$352,194,034
December 22, 1995	Cutthroat Island	distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures^{[N 8]}	$98 million	$10,017,322
January 12, 1996	Bio-Dome		$15 million	$13,427,615
February 23, 1996	Unforgettable	Distribution only; produced by Dino De Laurentiis	$18 million	$2,821,671
March 29, 1996	All Dogs Go to Heaven 2	co-production with MGM Animation		$8,620,678
April 26, 1996	Mulholland Falls		$29 million	$11,526,099
June 14, 1996	Moll Flanders		$6,000,000
July 19, 1996	Fled		$25 million	$17,193,231
July 26, 1996	Kingpin	co-production with Rysher Entertainment^{[N 9]}	$27 million	$25,023,434
August 14, 1996	House Arrest	distribution only; produced by Rysher Entertainment^{[N 9]}	$5 million	$7,032,782
September 27, 1996	2 Days in the Valley	co-production with Rysher Entertainment^{[N 9]}		$11,132,900
January 10, 1997	Turbulence	distribution only; produced by Rysher Entertainment^{[N 9]}	$55 million	$11,538,235
January 24, 1997	Zeus and Roxanne	distribution only; produced by Rysher Entertainment^{[N 9]}		$7,233,324
February 28, 1997	Hard Eight			$222,559
May 2, 1997	Warriors of Virtue
June 20, 1997	Fall
September 12, 1997	The End of Violence		$5 million
October 31, 1997	Red Corner		$39 million	$22,415,440
December 19, 1997	Tomorrow Never Dies	distribution only; produced by United Artists	$110 million	$333,011,068
January 30, 1998	Deceiver
March 13, 1998	The Man in the Iron Mask	distribution only; produced by United Artists	$35 million	$182,968,902
April 10, 1998	Species II		$35,000,000	$19,221,939
June 12, 1998	Dirty Work		$13,000,000	$10,023,282
July 24, 1998	Disturbing Behavior		$15,000,000	$17,514,980
September 25, 1998	Ronin	distribution only; produced by United Artists	$55 million	$70,692,101
January 15, 1999	At First Sight		$60 million	$22,365,133
March 26, 1999	The Mod Squad		$50 million	$15,419,304
August 6, 1999	The Thomas Crown Affair			$48 million	$124,305,181
September 10, 1999	Stigmata		$29 million	$89,446,268
October 9, 1999	Kiss the Sky		$6,000,000
October 22, 1999	Molly		$21 million	$17,650
November 19, 1999	The World Is Not Enough		$135 million	$361,832,400
November 24, 1999	Flawless		$15 million	$4,485,485

2000s

Title	Release Date	Notes	Budget	Gross
Supernova	January 14, 2000		$90 million	$14,828,081
3 Strikes	March 1, 2000		$3.4 million	$9,832,166
Return to Me	April 7, 2000		$24 million	$36,609,995
Autumn in New York	August 11, 2000		$65 million	$90,726,668
Antitrust	January 12, 2001			$18,195,610
Hannibal	February 9, 2001	USA distributor, co-production with Universal Pictures, Scott Free Productions and Dino De Laurentiis Company — DDLC	$87 million	$351,692,268
Heartbreakers	March 23, 2001		$35 million	$57,756,408
Josie and the Pussycats	April 11, 2001	international distributor, co-production with Universal Pictures	$39 million	$14,866,015
What’s the Worst That Could Happen?	June 1, 2001	co-production with Hyde Park Entertainment and Turman/Morrisey Productions	$45 million	$38,464,131
Greenfingers	July 13, 2001		£5,000,000
Legally Blonde	July 13, 2001		$18 million	$141,774,679
Original Sin	August 3, 2001	co-production with Hyde Park Entertainment and Di Novi Pictures	$42 million	$36,402,320
Bandits	October 12, 2001	co-production with Hyde Park Entertainment
Rollerball	February 8, 2002	co-production with Mosaic Media Group	$70 million	$25,852,764
Hart’s War	February 15, 2002		$70,000,000	$33,076,815
Windtalkers	June 14, 2002	co-production with Lion Rock	$115 million	$77,628,265
The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course	July 12, 2002	co-production with Animal Planet and Cheyenne Enterprises	$12,500,000	$33,436,931
Barbershop	September 13, 2002	co-production with Cube Vision and State Street Pictures	$12 million	$77,063,924
Bowling for Columbine	October 11, 2002	Distribution only	$4 million	$58,008,423
Red Dragon	October 14, 2002	select international distribution only, co-production with Universal Pictures and Scott Free Productions	$78 million	$209,196,298
Die Another Day	November 22, 2002	co-production with Danjaq	$142 million	$431,971,116
A Guy Thing	January 17, 2003	co-production with David Ladd Films	$20 million	$17,432,163
Agent Cody Banks	March 14, 2003	co-production with Maverick Films, Dylan Sellers Productions and Splendid Pictures	$28 million	$58,795,814
Bulletproof Monk	April 16, 2003	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment, Lion Rock and Mosaic Media Group	$52 million	$37,713,879
It Runs in the Family	April 25, 2003	USA distributor, co-production with Buena Vista International and Furthur Films
Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde	July 2, 2003		$45 million	$124,914,842
Uptown Girls	August 15, 2003		$20 million	$44,617,342
Out of Time	October 3, 2003		$50 million	$55,495,563
Good Boy!	October 10, 2003	co-production with Jim Henson Pictures	$18 million	$45,312,217
Species III	November 27, 2004		$16 million
Swimming Upstream	February 4, 2005			$769,832
Barbershop 2: Back in Business	February 6, 2004	co-production with Cube Vision and State Street Pictures	$30 million	$65,971,313
Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London	March 12, 2004	co-production with Maverick Films, Dylan Sellers Productions and Splendid Pictures	$26 million	$28,818,995
Walking Tall	April 2, 2004	co-production with Lion Rock	$46,000,000	$57,223,890
Soul Plane	May 28, 2004		$16 million	$14,822,346
De-Lovely	July 2, 2004		$20 million	$18,396,382
Sleepover	July 9, 2004	co-production with Landscape Entertainment and Woodstock Productions	$10 million	$10,148,953
Wicker Park	September 3, 2004		$30 million	$21,568,818
Jiminy Glick in Lalawood	May 6, 2005			$36,039
Bigger Than the Sky	February 18, 2005		$750,000
Be Cool	March 4, 2005		$53 million	$95,226,116
Beauty Shop	March 30, 2005			$37,245,453
The Amityville Horror	April 15, 2005	USA distributor, co-production with Dimension Films, Platinum Dunes and Radar Pictures	$19 million	$108,047,131
The Brothers Grimm	August 26, 2005	co-production with Dimension Films	$88 million	$105,316,267
Into the Blue	September 30, 2005	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Mandalay Pictures	$50 million	$44,434,439
Yours, Mine and Ours	November 23, 2005	co-production with Paramount Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Nickelodeon Movies and Robert Simonds Productions; remake of the 1968 United Artists film of the same name	$45 million	$72,028,752
Nanny McPhee ^[5] \|\| January 27, 2006 \|\| international distribution only, co-production with Working Title Films, Universal Studios, Three Strange Angels, and StudioCanal \|\|$25 million \|\|$122,489,822
The Pink Panther	February 10, 2006	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Robert Simonds Productions	$80 million	$158,851,357
Basic Instinct 2	March 31, 2006	co-production with Intermedia Films and C2 Pictures	$70 million	$38,629,478
Lucky Number Slevin ^{[N 10]} \|\| April 7, 2006 \|\| USA distribution only; produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$27 million \|\|$56,308,881
Clerks II ^{[N 10]} \|\| July 21, 2006 \|\| USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$5 million \|\|$26,983,776
Material Girls	August 18, 2006		$15 million	$16,907,725
Flyboys	September 22, 2006	Distribution only	$60 million	$17,834,865
School for Scoundrels ^{[N 10]} \|\| September 22, 2006 \|\| with Dimension Films; produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$35 million \|\|$23,947,685
Stormbreaker ^{[N 10]} \|\| October 6, 2006 \|\| USA distribution only; produced by The Weinstein Company and Isle of Man Film \|\| \|\|$23,937,870
Copying Beethoven	November 10, 2006		$11,000,000
Harsh Times	November 10, 2006			$5,967,038
Casino Royale	November 17, 2006	co-production with Columbia Pictures, United Artists and EON Productions	$150 million	$599,045,960
Bobby ^{[N 10]} \|\| November 23, 2006 \|\| USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$14 million \|\|$20,597,806
Miss Potter ^{[N 10]} \|\| December 3, 2006 \|\| USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$30 million \|\|$35,078,241
Factory Girl ^{[N 10]} \|\| December 29, 2006 \|\| USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$7 million \|\|$2,581,387
Rocky Balboa	December 20, 2006	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Revolution Studios and Chartoff/Winkler Productions	$24 million	$155,721,132
Arthur and the Invisibles ^{[N 10]} \|\| January 12, 2007 \|\| USA theatrical distributor only, produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$86 million \|\|$107,944,236
Blood and Chocolate	January 26, 2007	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment	$15 million	$6,311,117
Breaking and Entering ^{[N 10]} \|\| February 9, 2007 \|\| USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company \|\| \|\|$8,974,829
Hannibal Rising ^{[N 10]} \|\| February 9, 2007 \|\| USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$50 million \|\|$82,169,884
Two Weeks	March 2, 2007		$2.4 million
Premonition	March 16, 2007	co-production with TriStar Pictures, Hyde Park Entertainment and Offspring Entertainment	$20 million	$84,146,832
The Poughkeepsie Tapes	April 27, 2007
The Flying Scotsman	May 4, 2007		$11 million	$1,258,900
Home of the Brave	May 11, 2007		$12 million	$499,620
The Ex ^{[N 10]} \|\| May 11, 2007 \|\| USA distribution only; produced by The Weinstein Company \|\| \|\|$5,142,074
Mr. Brooks	June 1, 2007	co-production with Element Films and Relativity Media	$20 million	$48,121,965
1408 ^{[N 10]} \|\| June 22, 2007 \|\| USA distribution only; produced by Dimension Films, DiBonaventura Productions and The Weinstein Company \|\|$25 million \|\|$131,998,242
Rescue Dawn	July 4, 2007		$10 million	$7,177,143
Who’s Your Caddy? ^{[N 10]} \|\| July 27, 2007 \|\| USA distribution only; produced by Our Stories Films and Dimension Films \|\| \|\|
Death at a Funeral	August 17, 2007		$9 million	$46,789,413
The Nanny Diaries ^{[N 10]} \|\| August 24, 2007 \|\| USA distribution only; produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$20,000,000 \|\|$44,638,886
Halloween ^{[N 10]} \|\| August 31, 2007 \|\| USA distribution only; produced by Dimension Films \|\|$15 million \|\|$80,249,467
The Hunting Party ^{[N 10]} \|\| September 14, 2007 \|\| USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$40 million \|\|$7,644,409
Feast of Love	September 28, 2007			$5,741,608
Species – The Awakening	October 2, 2007
Lars and the Real Girl	October 12, 2007	co-production with Sidney Kimmel Entertainment	$12 million	$11,293,663
Music Within	October 26, 2007			$153,205
Lions for Lambs	November 9, 2007	co-production with United Artists	$35 million	$63 million
The Mist ^{[N 10]} \|\| November 21, 2007 \|\| \|\|$18 million \|\|$57,293,715
Awake	November 30, 2007		$8.6 million	$32,685,679
The Great Debaters ^{[N 10]} \|\| December 25, 2007 \|\| USA theatrical distribution only, produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$15 million \|\|$30,236,407
Charlie Bartlett	February 22, 2008		$12 million	$5,254,986
Superhero Movie ^{[N 10]} \|\| March 28, 2008 \|\| USA distribution only; produced by Dimension Films \|\|$35 million \|\|$71,237,351
Pathology	April 18, 2008	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment		$3,084,404
Deal	April 25, 2008	co-production with Tag Entertainment
Vicky Cristina Barcelona ^{[N 10]} \|\| August 15, 2008 \|\| US distribution Only; produced by The Weinstein Company \|\|$15 million \|\|$96,408,652
The Longshots ^{[N 10]} \|\| August 22, 2008 \|\| US distribution only; produced by Dimension Films \|\| \|\|$11,767,866
College	August 29, 2008		$7 million	$5,629,618
Igor	September 19, 2008		$25 million	$30,599,801
How to Lose Friends & Alienate People	October 3, 2008		$28 million	$19,151,797
The Other End of the Line	October 31, 2008		$2.5 million	$507,534
Soul Men ^{[N 10]} \|\| November 7, 2008 \|\| distribution only; produced by Dimension Films \|\|$40 million \|\|$12,082,391
Quantum of Solace	November 14, 2008	co-produced with Columbia Pictures, United Artists and Eon Productions	$200 million	$586,090,727
Valkyrie	December 25, 2008	co-production with United Artists and Bad Hat Harry	$75–$90 million	$200,276,784
The Pink Panther 2	February 6, 2009	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Robert Simonds Productions	$70 million	$75,946,615
The Taking of Pelham 123	June 12, 2009	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Relativity Media, Escape Artists and Scott Free Productions	$100 million	$150,166,126
Fame	September 25, 2009	co-production with United Artists and Lakeshore Entertainment	$18 million	$77,184,633

2010s

Release Date	Title	Notes	Budget	Gross
March 26, 2010	Hot Tub Time Machine	co-production with United Artists and New Crime Productions; last film completely distributed by MGM before resorting to co-distributing	$36 million	$61,336,869
July 8, 2011	Zookeeper	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Happy Madison Productions, Broken Road Productions and Hey Eddie; All films released starting with this film are produced following the company’s financial troubles and no longer a major distribution studio.	$80 million	$169,852,759
December 20, 2011	The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Scott Rudin Productions and Yellow Bird Films	$90 million	$232,617,430
March 16, 2012	21 Jump Street	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Relativity Media, Original Film and Cannell Studios	$42 million	$201,585,328
August 8, 2012	Hope Springs	co-production with Columbia Pictures, Mandate Pictures, Escape Artists and Film 360	$30 million	$107,315,019
November 9, 2012	Skyfall	co-production with Columbia Pictures, United Artists and Eon Productions	$150–200 million	$1,108,561,013
December 14, 2012	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	co-production with Warner Bros., New Line Cinema and WingNut Films	$200–315 million	$1,017,003,568
January 25, 2013	Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters	co-production with Paramount Pictures, Gary Sanchez and MTV Films	$50 million	$224,803,475
March 28, 2013	G.I. Joe: Retaliation	co-production with Paramount Pictures, di Bonaventura Pictures, Hasbro and Skydance Productions	$130 million	$371,912,052
October 18, 2013	Carrie	co-production with Screen Gems and Misher Films	$30 million	$26,021,000

Upcoming films

Title	Release Date	Notes
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug	December 13, 2013	co-production with Warner Bros., New Line Cinema and WingNut Films
Robocop	February 7, 2014	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Strike Entertainment
Hercules: The Thracian Wars	July 25, 2014	co-production with Paramount Pictures
The Hobbit: There and Back Again	December 17, 2014	co-production with Warner Bros., New Line Cinema and WingNut Films
Bond 24	October 23, 2015 (UK) November 6, 2015 (US)	co-production with Columbia Pictures and Eon Productions

References

↑ Eames, John Douglas. The MGM Story. Octopus Books, London. 1975
↑ «Mademoiselle Midnight(1924)», IMDb. Retrieved on 2009-04-25.
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 Eames, John Douglas (1981). «The MGM Story», p 10
↑ Mirisch, Walter (2008). I Thought We Were Making Movies, Not History (pp. 80-81). University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, Wisconsin. ISBN 0-299-22640-9.
↑ Variety

External links

Official site
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer at the Internet Movie Database
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distributing Corporation at the Internet Movie Database

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| created — 28 May 2021
| updated — 31 May 2021
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Public

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, or MGM Studios, is Amazon’s latest purchase.

Which is the best of this selection of MGM’s most popular productions and releases?

Discuss here

Freaks

64 min
|

Drama, Horror

80
Metascore

A circus’ beautiful trapeze artist agrees to marry the leader of side-show performers, but his deformed friends discover she is only marrying him for his inheritance.

Director:
Tod Browning
|
Stars:
Wallace Ford,
Leila Hyams,
Olga Baclanova,
Roscoe Ates

Votes:
47,906
| Gross:
$0.63M

0+
|
102 min
|

Adventure, Family, Fantasy

92
Metascore

Young Dorothy Gale and her dog Toto are swept away by a tornado from their Kansas farm to the magical Land of Oz, and embark on a quest with three new friends to see the Wizard, who can return her to her home and fulfill the others’ wishes.

Directors:
Victor Fleming,
George Cukor,
Mervyn LeRoy,
Norman Taurog,
Richard Thorpe,
King Vidor
|
Stars:
Judy Garland,
Frank Morgan,
Ray Bolger,
Bert Lahr

Votes:
406,811
| Gross:
$2.08M

114 min
|

Crime, Drama, Mystery

78
Metascore

Ten years after her aunt was murdered in their London home, a woman returns from Italy in the 1880s to resume residence with her new husband. His obsessive interest in the home rises from a secret that may require driving his wife insane.

Director:
George Cukor
|
Stars:
Charles Boyer,
Ingrid Bergman,
Joseph Cotten,
May Whitty

Votes:
30,699

G
|
103 min
|

Comedy, Musical, Romance

99
Metascore

A silent film star falls for a chorus girl just as he and his delusionally jealous screen partner are trying to make the difficult transition to talking pictures in 1920s Hollywood.

Directors:
Stanley Donen,
Gene Kelly
|
Stars:
Gene Kelly,
Donald O’Connor,
Debbie Reynolds,
Jean Hagen

Votes:
246,771
| Gross:
$8.82M

98 min
|

Adventure, Sci-Fi

80
Metascore

A starship crew in the 23rd century goes to investigate the silence of a distant planet’s colony, only to find just two survivors, a powerful robot, and the deadly secret of a lost civilization.

Director:
Fred M. Wilcox
|
Stars:
Walter Pidgeon,
Anne Francis,
Leslie Nielsen,
Warren Stevens

Votes:
50,704
| Gross:
$3.00M

108 min
|

Drama

84
Metascore

Brick is an alcoholic ex-football player who drinks his days away and resists the affections of his wife. A reunion with his terminal father jogs a host of memories and revelations for both father and son.

Director:
Richard Brooks
|
Stars:
Elizabeth Taylor,
Paul Newman,
Burl Ives,
Jack Carson

Votes:
50,872
| Gross:
$17.57M

12+
|
136 min
|

Action, Adventure, Mystery

98
Metascore

A New York City advertising executive goes on the run after being mistaken for a government agent by a group of foreign spies, and falls for a woman whose loyalties he begins to doubt.

Director:
Alfred Hitchcock
|
Stars:
Cary Grant,
Eva Marie Saint,
James Mason,
Jessie Royce Landis

Votes:
332,266
| Gross:
$13.28M

112 min
|

Horror

74
Metascore

Hill House has stood for about 90 years and appears haunted: its inhabitants have always met strange, tragic ends. Now Dr. John Markway has assembled a team of people who he thinks will prove whether or not the house is haunted.

Director:
Robert Wise
|
Stars:
Julie Harris,
Claire Bloom,
Richard Johnson,
Russ Tamblyn

Votes:
40,412
| Gross:
$2.62M

PG-13
|
197 min
|

Drama, Romance, War

69
Metascore

The life of a Russian physician and poet who, although married to another, falls in love with a political activist’s wife and experiences hardship during World War I and then the October Revolution.

Director:
David Lean
|
Stars:
Omar Sharif,
Julie Christie,
Geraldine Chaplin,
Rod Steiger

Votes:
78,761
| Gross:
$111.72M

12+
|
149 min
|

Adventure, Sci-Fi

84
Metascore

After uncovering a mysterious artifact buried beneath the Lunar surface, a spacecraft is sent to Jupiter to find its origins — a spacecraft manned by two men and the supercomputer H.A.L. 9000.

Director:
Stanley Kubrick
|
Stars:
Keir Dullea,
Gary Lockwood,
William Sylvester,
Daniel Richter

Votes:
678,705
| Gross:
$56.95M

16+
|
121 min
|

Drama

83
Metascore

A television network cynically exploits a deranged former anchor’s ravings and revelations about the news media for its own profit, but finds that his message may be difficult to control.

Director:
Sidney Lumet
|
Stars:
Faye Dunaway,
William Holden,
Peter Finch,
Robert Duvall

Votes:
162,057

12+
|
93 min
|

Comedy, Family

77
Metascore

In the 1940s, a young boy named Ralphie Parker attempts to convince his parents, teacher, and Santa Claus that a Red Ryder Range 200 Shot BB gun really is the perfect Christmas gift.

Director:
Bob Clark
|
Stars:
Peter Billingsley,
Melinda Dillon,
Darren McGavin,
Scott Schwartz

Votes:
160,408
| Gross:
$20.61M

16+
|
130 min
|

Adventure, Crime, Drama

88
Metascore

Two best friends set out on an adventure, but it soon turns around to a terrifying escape from being hunted by the police, as these two girls escape for the crimes they committed.

Director:
Ridley Scott
|
Stars:
Susan Sarandon,
Geena Davis,
Harvey Keitel,
Michael Madsen

Votes:
160,021
| Gross:
$45.36M

12+
|
144 min
|

Action, Adventure, Thriller

80
Metascore

After earning 00 status and a licence to kill, secret agent James Bond sets out on his first mission as 007. Bond must defeat a private banker funding terrorists in a high-stakes game of poker at Casino Royale, Montenegro.

Director:
Martin Campbell
|
Stars:
Daniel Craig,
Eva Green,
Judi Dench,
Jeffrey Wright

Votes:
666,505
| Gross:
$167.45M

16+
|
143 min
|

Action, Adventure, Thriller

81
Metascore

James Bond’s loyalty to M is tested when her past comes back to haunt her. When MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost.

Director:
Sam Mendes
|
Stars:
Daniel Craig,
Javier Bardem,
Naomie Harris,
Judi Dench

Votes:
705,571
| Gross:
$304.36M

12+
|
169 min
|

Fantasy

58
Metascore

A reluctant Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, sets out to the Lonely Mountain with a spirited group of dwarves to reclaim their mountain home, and the gold within it from the dragon Smaug.

Director:
Peter Jackson
|
Stars:
Martin Freeman,
Ian McKellen,
Richard Armitage,
Andy Serkis

Votes:
838,673
| Gross:
$303.00M

12+
|
161 min
|

Fantasy

66
Metascore

The dwarves, along with Bilbo Baggins and Gandalf the Grey, continue their quest to reclaim Erebor, their homeland, from Smaug. Bilbo Baggins is in possession of a mysterious and magical ring.

Director:
Peter Jackson
|
Stars:
Ian McKellen,
Martin Freeman,
Richard Armitage,
Ken Stott

Votes:
673,941
| Gross:
$258.37M

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