List of DreamWorks Pictures films
This article is a list of films released by DreamWorks Pictures.
DW Studios, LLC (1997–2012)
Universal Pictures/DreamWorks Distribution (1997–2006)
First film library spun off in DW Funding LLC and controlling interest sold to Soros Strategic Partners LP and Dune Entertainment DreamWorks Distribution II Co., LLC. In February 2010, Paramount Pictures/Viacom acquired the Soros stake.[1] (The sale only included films released through September 15, 2006, the latest film in the package being Match Point.) All animated films are currently owned by Universal Pictures via its acquisition of DreamWorks Animation which was spun off from DreamWorks Pictures in 2004 as a publicly-traded company until 2016. And a majority of films that were co-produced by both DreamWorks Pictures and its sister studio Amblin Entertainment are now co-owned by both Paramount Pictures and Amblin Partners (The owner of both the DreamWorks Pictures and Amblin banners). The DW Funding library is now co-owned by Paramount Global (through the Paramount Pictures unit) and Access Entertainment (since it has acquired RatPac-Dune, Dune Entertainment's successor).
DreamWorks Pictures/Paramount Pictures (2006–10)
DreamWorks Pictures films produced under Paramount Pictures ownership. This DreamWorks Pictures company is renamed DW Studios, LLC after the formation of the new DreamWorks Pictures with funding from Reliance ADA Group.
DW Studios, LLC (2009–12)
Produced by DreamWorks Pictures before the split and was released by Paramount Pictures after the new DreamWorks Pictures was formed. Distributed by Paramount Pictures and United International Pictures. Note for the original Paranormal Activity that DreamWorks Pictures technically acquired remake rights way back in 2007, wanting to remake it with a bigger budget and the original director and then releasing the original as a bonus feature, but in the end the original $15,000 micro-budget film was released by Paramount Pictures after test screenings proved successful.
| Title | Release date | Notes | U.S. distributor | International distributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Up in the Air | December 4, 2009 | Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture, produced with Cold Spring Pictures, The Montecito Picture Company, Rickshaw Productions, Right of Way Films[2] | Paramount Pictures | |
| Dinner for Schmucks | July 30, 2010 | co-production with Spyglass Entertainment, Parkes/MacDonald Productions and Everyman Pictures, Reliance Entertainment | ||
| Little Fockers | December 22, 2010 | produced with Relativity Media, TriBeCa Productions and Everyman Pictures | Universal Pictures | Paramount Pictures |
| No Strings Attached | January 21, 2011 | produced with Cold Spring Pictures LLC and Spyglass Entertainment Funding, LLC[3] Montecito Picture Co.[4] | Paramount Pictures | |
| A Thousand Words | March 9, 2012 | produced with Saturn Films, Eddie Murphy Productions and Work After Midnight Films | ||
DreamWorks II Distribution Co., LLC (2011–16)
DreamWorks Studios films produced under Reliance ADA Group ownership. A majority of films were distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures via a distribution deal with DreamWorks Pictures and were released under the Touchstone Pictures label.
Storyteller Distribution Co., LLC (2016–present)
DreamWorks films produced as a division of Amblin Partners. A majority of films were released by Universal Pictures.
Notes
- WDSDistributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures through Touchstone Pictures.[18]
- MSEDistributed by Mister Smith Entertainment in Europe, the Middle East and Africa under these labels, including Reliance Entertainment in India and Entertainment One in the UK and Ireland.
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