List of Columbia Pictures films (1980–1989)

The following is a list of films produced and/or released by Columbia Pictures in 1980–1989. Most films listed here were distributed theatrically in the United States by the company's distribution division, Sony Pictures Releasing (formerly known as Triumph Releasing Corporation (1982–1994) and Columbia TriStar Film Distributors International (1991–2005)). It is one of the Big Five film studios. Columbia Pictures is a subsidiary of Japanese conglomerate Sony.

Release date Title Notes
March 1980The American Success Company
May 30, 1980The Hollywood KnightsCo-production with Cascablanca Filmworks and Polygram Pictures
June 1, 1980The Mountain MenCo-production with Polyc International BV
June 6, 1980Night of the JugglerCo-production with GCC Productions
June 13, 1980Wholly Moses!
June 20, 1980The Blue Lagoon
July 11, 1980Used Cars
October 1, 1980Gloria
October 17, 1980Foolin' AroundCo-production with GCC Productions
October 24, 1980It's My TurnCo-production with Rastar
October 31, 1980Touched by LoveCo-production with Rastar and Dove
December 3, 1980The CompetitionCo-production with Rastar
December 12, 1980Stir Crazy
TessNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture; U.S. distribution only; produced by Neue Constantin Film, Renn Productions and Timothy Burrill Productions
December 19, 1980Seems Like Old TimesCo-production with Rastar
February 13, 1981American PopCo-production with Bakshi Productions, Aspen Productions and Polyc International BV
March 13, 1981Modern Romance
May 9, 1981Spider-Man: The Dragon's ChallengeInternational theatrical distribution only; co-production with Danchuck Productions and Marvel Comics
May 15, 1981Happy Birthday to Meco-production with The Canadian Film Development Corporation and Famous Players
June 5, 1981Nice Dreams
June 26, 1981Stripes
August 7, 1981Heavy Metalco-production with Guardian Trust Company, The Canadian Film Development Corporation, Famous Players and Potterton Productions
August 14, 1981Nobody's Perfekt
September 17, 1981Das BootGerman film; produced by Bavaria Film, Radiant Film, Westdeutscher Rundfunk, SWR Fernsehen, and Neue Constantin Film
September 25, 1981Only When I LaughCo-production with Rastar
December 18, 1981Absence of MaliceCo-production with Mirage Enterprises
Neighbors
February 11, 1982One from the Heartco-production with Zoetrope Studios
February 19, 1982Death Wish IIInternational distribution only; Co-production with American-European Productions, City Films, Golan-Globus Productions & Landers-Roberts Productions; Distributed by Filmways Pictures and The Cannon Group Inc;[N 1]
March 12, 1982Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset StripCo-production with Rastar
April 2, 1982Silent Rage
May 5, 1982The Street SweeperMexican film; produced by Cantinflas Films S.A.
May 14, 1982Wrong Is RightCo-production with Rastar
May 21, 1982Annie
June 4, 1982Hanky Panky
June 25, 1982Monty Python Live at the Hollywood BowlCo-production with HandMade Films
August 4, 1982Things Are Tough All Over
August 13, 1982Tempest
November 2, 1982The MissionaryCo-production with HandMade Films
November 5, 1982Piranha II: The Spawning
December 8, 1982GandhiWinner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
co‐production with Goldcrest Films, International Film Investors, National Film Development Corporation of India and Indo-British Films
December 10, 1982The ToyCo-production with Rastar
December 17, 1982TootsieNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
co-production with Mirage Enterprises
January 21, 1983Treasure of the Four CrownsInternational distributor; Cannon Films[N 1] handled North American distribution rights, co-production with The Lupo-Anthony-Quintano Company, M.T.G. Productions, and Lotus Films
March 25, 1983Spring Break
May 13, 1983Blue ThunderCo-production with Rastar
May 20, 1983Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zoneco-production with Delphi Productions
June 22, 1983The SurvivorsCo-production with Rastar
July 29, 1983Krull
August 19, 1983Yor, the Hunter from the Future
September 30, 1983The Big ChillNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
co-production with Carson Productions
October 28, 1983Educating Rita
December 6, 1983The DresserNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
co-production with Goldcrest Films
December 9, 1983Christineco-production with Delphi Premier Productions
December 16, 1983The Man Who Loved Womenco-production with Delphi Films
January 1, 1984Ghost in the Noonday Sun
March 2, 1984Against All Oddsco-production with Delphi Productions
April 6, 1984Moscow on the Hudsonco-production with Delphi Premier Productions
May 4, 1984Hardbodies
June 8, 1984Ghostbustersco-production with Delphi Productions
June 22, 1984The Karate KidCo-production with Delphi II Productions
August 17, 1984Sheenaco-production with Delphi II Productions
September 14, 1984A Soldier's StoryNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
October 19, 1984The Razor's EdgeRemake of 1946 film
October 26, 1984Body DoubleCo-production with Delphi II Productions
November 9, 1984No Small Affair
December 14, 1984A Passage to IndiaNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
co-production with Thorn EMI and HBO
Starmanco-production with Delphi II Productions
December 21, 1984Micki & MaudeCo-production with Delphi III Productions
January 18, 1985The New Kids
February 15, 1985Fast ForwardCo-production with Delphi III Productions
March 15, 1985SylvesterCo-production with Rastar
March 29, 1985The Slugger's Wife
April 26, 1985Just One of the Guys
June 7, 1985PerfectCo-production with Delphi III Productions
June 14, 1985D.A.R.Y.L.International only; Co-production with World Film Services; Distributed by Paramount Pictures
June 28, 1985St. Elmo's FireCo-production with Delphi IV Productions
July 10, 1985Silverado
August 2, 1985Fright Night
August 16, 1985The BrideCo-production with Delphi III Productions
September 27, 1985Agnes of GodCo-production with Delphi IV Productions
October 4, 1985Jagged Edge
November 22, 1985White Nights
December 20, 1985A Chorus LineU.S. distribution only; produced by Embassy Pictures and PolyGram Pictures[N 1]
December 25, 1985Murphy's RomanceCo-production with Delphi IV Productions
February 14, 1986QuicksilverCo-production with Delphi V Productions
March 7, 1986Care Bears Movie II: A New GenerationDistribution only; produced by Nelvana and LBS Communications
March 14, 1986Crossroads
April 18, 1986Desert BloomCo-production with Carson Productions and Delphi IV Productions
April 25, 1986CrimewaveDistribution only; produced by Embassy Pictures[N 1]
Violets Are BlueCo-production with Rastar and Delphi IV Productions
May 2, 1986Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is CallingCo-production with Delphi V Productions
Saving GraceDistribution only; produced by Embassy Pictures
May 30, 1986Big TroubleCo-production with Delphi III Productions
June 20, 1986The Karate Kid Part IICo-production with Delphi V Productions
June 27, 1986American AnthemDistribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions[N 2]
July 25, 1986Out of BoundsCo-production with Delphi V Productions
August 8, 1986A Fine Mess
August 15, 1986Armed and Dangerous
August 22, 1986Stand by MeNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
August 1986Stewardess School
October 10, 1986That's Life!co-production with Delphi V Productions
December 12, 1986Where Are The Children?
February 13, 198784 Charing Cross Road
May 15, 1987Ishtarco-production with Delphi V Productions
June 19, 1987Roxanne
July 10, 1987White Water Summerco-production with Delphi V Productions
July 24, 1987La Bamba
August 7, 1987Happy New Year
September 25, 1987The Big Town
October 9, 1987Someone to Watch Over Me
October 16, 1987Hope and GloryNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
Distribution only; produced by Nelson Entertainment and Goldcrest Films[N 1]
November 20, 1987The Last EmperorWinner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
Theatrical distribution only; produced by Hemdale Film Corporation and Recorded Picture Company
November 25, 1987Housekeeping
December 4, 1987The Stranger
December 18, 1987Leonard Part 6
December 19, 1987Me and My Sisterproduced by Cecchi Gori Group
February 12, 1988School Dazeco-production with 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks
March 4, 1988Pulseco-production with Aspen Film Society
March 11, 1988Vice Versa
March 18, 1988Little Nikita
Stars and Bars
April 22, 1988A Time of DestinyDistribution only; produced by Nelson Entertainment
White Mischief
July 29, 1988The New Adventures of Pippi Longstockingco-production with Svensk Filmindustri
August 5, 1988Vibesco-production with Imagine Entertainment
August 19, 1988The Big BlueDistribution only; produced by Weintraub Entertainment Group
September 2, 1988Rocket Gibraltar
September 16, 1988The Beastco-production with A&M Records
October 7, 1988Punchline
October 14, 1988The Little Devilproduced by Cecchi Gori Group
October 21, 1988Things Change
November 18, 1988Fresh HorsesDistribution only; produced by Weintraub Entertainment Group
December 9, 1988My Stepmother is an Alien
January 27, 1989Physical Evidenceco-production with The Rank Organisation
February 17, 1989True Believer
March 10, 1989The Adventures of Baron Munchausenco-production with Allied Filmmakers
March 24, 1989Troop Beverly HillsDistribution only; produced by Weintraub Entertainment Group
April 14, 1989She's Out of Control
Winter PeopleDistribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and Nelson Entertainment[N 1]
May 5, 1989Listen to MeDistribution only; produced by Weintraub Entertainment Group
May 19, 1989Miracle MileDistribution only; produced by Hemdale Film Corporation[N 1]
June 16, 1989Ghostbusters II
June 30, 1989The Karate Kid Part III
July 21, 1989When Harry Met Sally...Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and Nelson Entertainment[N 1]
August 4, 1989Me and Himproduced by Neue Constanstin Film
August 18, 1989Casualties of War
September 15, 1989The Big PictureCo-production with Aspen Film Society
October 6, 1989Old Gringo
October 13, 1989To Kill a Priestproduced by France 3 Cinéma, J.P. Productions and Sofica Valor
October 27, 1989Immediate Family
November 3, 1989Bloodhounds of Broadway

See also

Notes
  1. Owned by MGM
  2. Owned by Warner Bros.

References
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