Selected Films
- Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (with Warner Bros. and C2 Pictures in the U.S. and Columbia Pictures elsewhere)
- Terminator Salvation (with Warner Bros. in the U.S. and Columbia Pictures elsewhere)
- The Wedding Planner (with Columbia Pictures)
- Nurse Betty (with USA Films)
- Basic Instinct 2 (with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and C2 Pictures in the U.S. and C2 Pictures elsewhere)
- The Aviator (with Warner Bros. and Miramax Films)
- Gangs of New York (with Miramax Films)
- K-19: The Widowmaker (with Paramount Pictures)
- Alexander (with Warner Bros.)
- Welcome to Mooseport (with 20th Century Fox)
- Adaptation (with Columbia Pictures)
- The Quiet American (with Miramax Films)
- K-PAX (with Universal Pictures in the U.S., Pathe and FilmFour in UK, and Buena Vista International in Australia)
- Iris (with Miramax Films)
- Enigma (with Miramax Films and Broadway Video)
- Sliding Doors (with Paramonut Pictures and Miramax Films)
- National Security (film) (with Columbia Pictures)
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