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Dimension Films was founded by Bob Weinstein. As with its former owner The Weinstein Company, Dimension Films once had a distribution deal with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; however, this was only for theatrical release, as both Weinstein and Dimension fully own their titles on video.
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Dimension Films was created in 1992 as a sister company to Miramax Films. In general, it specialized in horror films and action films. Until 2005, their films were distributed by The Walt Disney Company. However, beginning later that year, the …
Dimension Films: 8 November 2007 co-production with Emu Creek Productions $25 million $4.6 million I Am Legend: Warner Bros. Pictures: 14 December 2007 co-production with Weed Road Pictures, Overbrook Entertainment, Heyday Films and Original Film: $150 million $585.4 million Speed Racer: 9 May 2008 co-production with Silver Pictures and ...
After being dormant since 2001, the brand was re-activated in 2006 to produce genre films such as horror and African-American films (in the same vein as Sony Pictures Entertainment's Screen Gems Pictures), in place of Dimension Films after Miramax founders Harvey and Bob Weinstein left Disney to form The Weinstein Company.
Apr 22, 2024 · Background. Dimension Extreme Films was a sub-label of Dimension Films, which released primarily international indie horror and teen film/adult comedy titles.. Logo (September 22, 2006-October 11, 2011)
Seen on most 1992 to 1997 PolyGram films, most notably Posse, Romeo is Bleeding, Jason's Lyric, Four Weddings and a Funeral (it is also intact on the 2007 MGM Region 4 DVD release, preceded by the 1986 MGM logo), Dead Man Walking, Kalifornia (1997 PolyGram Video DVD and 2000 MGM DVD releases only, the 1994 PolyGram Video VHS release and current prints have this logo removed), A Gnome Named ...
