List of Films Available On DIVX
- 101 Dalmatians
- Air Bud: Golden Receiver
- Alien Resurrection
- Antz
- Apollo 13
- Armageddon
- Army of Darkness
- At First Sight
- Beloved
- Blown Away
- Born on the Fourth of July
- Brubaker
- Bulworth
- The Boxer
- A Bug's Life
- Con Air
- Courage Under Fire
- The Crow: City of Angels
- Dante's Peak
- Daylight
- The Day of the Jackal
- Deep Impact
- Deep Rising
- Dragnet
- The Edge
- The Eiger Sanction
- Enemy of the State
- Ever After
- Evita
- Father of the Bride Part II
- The Flintstones
- For Richer or Poorer
- The Full Monty
- Gang Related
- George of the Jungle
- GoldenEye
- The Ghost and the Darkness
- G.I. Jane
- Good Will Hunting
- Holy Man
- Hope Floats
- The Hunt for Red October
- The Impostors
- The Jackal
- Jane Austen's Mafia!
- Kissing a Fool
- Kiss the Girls
- Liar Liar
- A Life Less Ordinary
- Mrs. Doubtfire
- Mouse Hunt
- Mulholland Falls
- Nothing to Lose
- The Object of My Affection
- Oscar and Lucinda
- Patriot Games
- The Peacemaker
- Rising Sun
- The River
- The Rock
- Rollerball
- Scream
- The Shadow
- Six Days, Seven Nights
- Sling Blade
- Slums of Beverly Hills
- Small Soldiers
- Sneakers
- Speed 2: Cruise Control
- Spy Hard
- Star Trek Generations
- That Thing You Do!
- There's Something About Mary
- The Thin Red Line
- Twelve Monkeys
- Ulee's Gold
- Wing Commander (canceled)
- The X-Files
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