Английская Википедия:Destination Films

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Use American English Шаблон:Use mdy dates Шаблон:Infobox company Destination Films is a division of Sony Pictures Entertainment currently specializing in action, thriller, niche sci-fi and low-end to medium-end horror films.

History

The original Destination Films was founded by Brent Baum and Steve Stabler in 1998. The company made a deal with Columbia TriStar Home Video to have them distribute their films for video release. The company was shut down in February 2001 after failing to meet financial expectations. The company's library and in-production projects such as The Wedding Planner and Slackers were sold off to Sony Pictures for distribution.

In 2002, Destination Films was revived as a division of Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, with the anime film Metropolis being scheduled for their first release, although the film Shiri would be released a couple weeks before. Many of the films released on home entertainment under Destination Films would receive a small theatrical release beforehand from either other Sony Pictures divisions like TriStar Pictures and Screen Gems or third-party distributors like Samuel Goldwyn Films.

In 2007, Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions took over and has released some films under Destination Films' label, like Blood: The Last Vampire, Black Dynamite and Harry Brown.

Filmography

Release Date	Title	Notes
October 22, 1999	Bats	First Destination film release; international distribution by Columbia TriStar Film Distributors International
January 28, 2000	Eye of the Beholder	co-production with Behaviour Worldwide
March 3, 2000	Drowning Mona
July 26, 2000	Thomas and the Magic Railroad	co-production with Gullane Pictures and Isle of Man Film Commission; distributed by Icon Film Distribution in the United Kingdom
September 1, 2000	Whipped
September 29, 2000	Beautiful
April 9, 2002	Shiri	theatrical distribution by Samuel Goldwyn Films
April 23, 2002	Metropolis	theatrical distribution by TriStar Pictures
June 4, 2002	Mission Kashmir
September 3, 2002	Cowboy Up
September 24, 2002	Vampires: Los Muertos
December 17, 2002	An Evening with Kevin Smith
	Buying the Cow
December 24, 2002	Black Mask 2: City of Masks
May 16, 2003	Cowboy Bebop: The Movie	co-distributed with Samuel Goldwyn Films in the US; produced in Japan by Sunrise Animation and Bones
May 23, 2003	The Era of Vampires	co-distributed with Samuel Goldwyn Films
September 30, 2003	Scenes of the Crime
October 17, 2003	Returner	co-distributed with Samuel Goldwyn Films
February 24, 2004	Memories
March 2, 2004	Ride or Die
April 20, 2004	Wild Things 2
September 28, 2004	Sniper 3
November 23, 2004	Doing Hard Time
December 29, 2004	A Love Song for Bobby Long	co-production with El Camino Pictures, Crossroads Films, and Bob Yari Productions
February 15, 2005	Into the Sun
March 25, 2005	D.E.B.S.	co-distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films, Screen Gems and Anonymous Content
April 26, 2005	Wild Things: Diamonds in the Rough
May 3, 2005	Vampires: The Turning
June 24, 2005	Saving Face	co-production with Sony Pictures Classics
July 26, 2005	Steamboy	co-distributed by Triumph Films
September 30, 2005	MirrorMask	co-production with The Jim Henson Company; distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films
	Sueño
December 16, 2005	The Squid and the Whale	co-distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films
February 10, 2006	London
April 25, 2006	Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
May 23, 2006	Hollow Man 2	sequel to Hollow Man with Columbia Pictures in 2000
August 15, 2006	I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer	sequel to I Know What You Did Last Summer and I Still Know What You Did Last Summer with Columbia Pictures in 1997 and 1998
August 25, 2006	The Quiet	co-production with Sony Pictures Classics
September 5, 2006	Population 436
September 29, 2006	Facing the Giants	co-distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films
October 3, 2006	Glass House: The Good Mother	sequel to The Glass House with Columbia Pictures in 2001
January 2, 2007	Shottas	co-distributed by Triumph Films
January 26, 2007	Seraphim Falls	co-distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films
June 1, 2007	Rise: Blood Hunter
July 13, 2007	Tekkonkinkreet
August 31, 2007	The Nines	co-distributed by Newmarket Films
October 5, 2007	The Good Night	co-distributed by Yari Film Group
October 26, 2007	Slipstream	co-distributed by Strand Releasing
November 10, 2007	Bats: Human Harvest	TV premiere on Sci-Fi Channel
November 14, 2007	Southland Tales	co-distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films
December 7, 2007	Revolver
December 12, 2007	The Perfect Holiday	co-distributed by Yari Film Group
January 8, 2008	Boogeyman 2	sequel to Boogeyman with Screen Gems in 2005
April 11, 2008	The Take
October 16, 2009	Black Dynamite
April 30, 2010	Harry Brown	co-distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films
October 29, 2010	Welcome to the Rileys
March 11, 2011	Elektra Luxx
October 19, 2012	The First Time
February 26, 2013	Company of Heroes
August 16, 2013	Magic Magic	co-production with Braven Films
September 30, 2014	Sniper: Legacy
June 26, 2015	Into the Grizzly Maze	co-distributed by Vertical Entertainment
July 7, 2015	No Way Jose
August 7, 2015	Lake Placid vs. Anaconda
February 12, 2016	Ratter	co-distributed by Vertical Entertainment
June 7, 2016	Never Back Down: No Surrender
August 2, 2016	Sniper: Ghost Shooter
August 12, 2016	Beyond Valkyrie: Dawn of the 4th Reich
July 6, 2017	Kill 'Em All
August 1, 2017	S.W.A.T.: Under Siege
October 3, 2017	Sniper: Ultimate Kill
October 27, 2017	Crash Pad	co-distribution by Vertical Entertainment
February 6, 2018	Accident Man
March 3, 2020	Holly Slept Over	co-production with American Indie and LD Entertainment
June 16, 2020	Sniper: Assassin's End
November 16, 2021	Never Back Down: Revolt
August 16, 2022	Sniper: Rogue Mission
October 14, 2022	Accident Man: Hitman's Holiday	co-production with Samuel Goldwyn Films
October 10, 2023	Sniper: G.R.I.T. - Global Response & Intelligence Team
January 16, 2024	One More Shot
February 16, 2024	Lights Out

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