Geoffrey Rush and Sophie Nélisse in The Book Thief (2013)

Animated films produced and/or distributed by Sony Pictures and their subsidiaries. Among others: 
* 1091 Pictures
* 3000 Pictures
* A-1 Pictures
* Actas
* Affirm Films
* Ajia-do Animation Works
* Animation 21
* Animax
* Anime International Company
* Animelab
* Aniplex
* Artmic
* Asahi Production
* Ashi Productions
* Bad Wolf
* Beam Entertainment
* Bones Inc.
* Cartoon Hangover
* Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment
* CloverWorks
* Columbia Pictures
* Crunchyroll
* Dandelion Animation Studio
* Destination Films
* Digital Frontier Inc.
* Diomedéa
* DMG Entertainment
* Doga Kobo
* Eightbit Animation Studio
* Embassy Row
* ENGI Co.
* Frederator Studios
* Funimation
* GAINAX Co.
* Geno Studio
* Ghost Corps
* Ghost House Pictures
* Gonzo K.K.
* Graphinica
* Green Bunny
* Group TAC
* Halcyon Studios
* Happy Madison Productions
* Hyde Park Entertainement
* Imagi Animation Studios
* IMAGICA Lab
* Imagin Co.
* Infinite Frameworks
* J. C. Staff
* Kamikaze Douga
* Kazé
* Kinema Citrus
* Kyoto Animation
* Lay-duce, inc.
* Left Bank Pictures
* Licensing Brands
* Liden Films
* Luminescence
* Manga Entertainment
* Madhouse Inc.
* Madman Studios
* Mainframe Studios
* MAPPA Co.
* Marv Studios
* Marza Animation Planet
* Melnitsa Animation Studio
* Mushi Production
* Nippon Animation
* OLM, Inc.
* Ordet Co.
* P.A. Works, Inc.
* Palladium Fiction
* Pierrot Company
* Pink Pineapple
* Pinnacle Peak Pictures
* Polygon Pictures
* Pony Canyon Inc.
* Production I.G.
* Puzzle Animation Studio
* Radix Ace Entertainment
* Rainmaker Entertainment
* Raintree Pictures
* Revoroot Inc.
* Right Stuff Inc.
* Robot Communications
* Rovio Animation
* Sanzigen Inc.
* Satelight Inc.
* Science SARU
* Screen Gems
* Screen Media
* Seven Arcs
* Shaft Animation Studio
* Shanghai Animation Film Studio
* Shin-ei Animation
* Shochiku
* Signal.MD Inc.
* Silvergate Media
* Solar Entertainment
* Sola Digital Arts Inc.
* Sony Pictures Animation
* Sony Pictures Imageworks
* Sony Wonder
* Stage 6 Films
* Stellify Media
* Stolen Picture
* Studio 4°C
* Studio Colorido
* Studio Deen
* Studio Mir
* Studio Mother
* Studio Voln
* Sunbow Entertainment
* Sunrise Animation Studios
* Sunrise Inc.
* Taiko Studios
* Tandem Productions
* Tatsunoko Production
* Telecom Animation Film
* Tezuka Productions 
* TMS Entertainment
* TNK
* Toei Animation
* Toho Company
* Topcraft Co.
* Triangle Staff Corp.
* Trigger, Inc.
* TriStar Pictures
* Twin Engine
* VAP, Inc.
* VIZ Media
* Wakanim
* Weintraub Entertainment
* White Fox Co.
* Wit Studio
* WOW! Unlimited Media
* Xebec, Inc.


Martin Lawrence, Ashton Kutcher, Billy Connolly, Jon Favreau, Cody Cameron, and Maddie Taylor in Open Season (2006)

Anthony Daniels, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Keri Russell, J.J. Abrams, Lynn Robertson Bruce, Hassan Taj, Oscar Isaac, Brian Herring, Jimmy Vee, Dave Chapman, Adam Driver, John Boyega, Kelly Marie Tran, Robin Guiver, Daisy Ridley, Lee Towersey, Joonas Suotamo, and Naomi Ackie in Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (2019)

Agnia Ditkovskyte in Forbidden Empire (2014)

Dan Aykroyd, Jim Belushi, Kelsey Grammer, Oliver Platt, Martin Short, Hugh Dancy, Lea Michele, and Megan Hilty in Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return (2013)

On 1997 I created a Word document to write down of the movies I watched in cinema. It has survived several PCs and I continue updating it every time I back to the cinema, hence the accuracy of the data. This is the list of these movies I've seen on theater on my life (cinema was so much cheaper at 80s, 90s and early 2000s), indicating date and place, including outdoor cinemas and special events, as my age when I watched them as extra. Also there are a few terms coined by me: -"A Hanks": at late 90s, in the Spanish cinema magazine "Imágenes de Actualidad" (Imágenes, for short) existed a little section to read real-life quotes from actors, actresses and directors. Once I read one attributed to Tom Hanks (rough translation): «A good movie is the one that you leave the cinema telling yourself "thank God for have watching it"». Leaving aside the religious reference, this is how I call a movie that it makes say to me "thank for have watching it" after I leave the cinema. -"A Heston": it refers when I watch a movie in an empty cinema, and I am the only one viewer. The name comes from The Omega Man (1971), when Charlton's character Robert Neville is in an empty cinema watching Woodstock (1970). -Doublet: two movies watched in the same day.

Claire Danes, Uma Thurman, Liam Neeson, and Geoffrey Rush in Les Misérables (1998)

Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter in Corpse Bride (2005)

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