Top 16 Lionsgate Films

Cult horror, prestige dramas, dystopian blockbusters and slick action franchises rub shoulders across two decades of an upstart studio. Which one wins?

1

Twilight

The 2008 vampire romance, a Summit/Lionsgate phenomenon and franchise launcher.

1000pts

2

The Hunger Games

The 2012 dystopian blockbuster that became one of Lionsgate's biggest franchises.

930pts

3

Saw

The 2004 horror hit that spawned one of Lionsgate's signature franchises.

891pts

4

John Wick

The 2014 action film that launched Keanu Reeves' blockbuster assassin franchise.

849pts

5

La La Land

The 2016 musical romance, a Summit/Lionsgate release that won six Academy Awards.

818pts

6

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

The 2013 sequel and Lionsgate's highest-grossing film at the domestic box office.

734pts

7

Dogma

Kevin Smith's provocative 1999 religious satire, an early Lionsgate release.

636pts

8

Monster's Ball

The 2001 drama for which Halle Berry won a historic Best Actress Oscar.

636pts

9

Now You See Me

The 2013 heist thriller about a team of illusionist bank robbers.

520pts

10

The Expendables

Sylvester Stallone's 2010 action-star ensemble that became a Lionsgate franchise.

520pts

11

Knives Out

Rian Johnson's acclaimed 2019 whodunit distributed by Lionsgate.

520pts

12

Crash

The 2004 ensemble drama, a Lionsgate release that won the Best Picture Oscar.

382pts

13

Sicario

Denis Villeneuve's tense 2015 cartel thriller released by Lionsgate.

382pts

14

Hacksaw Ridge

Mel Gibson's 2016 WWII drama, a Lionsgate release nominated for Best Picture.

382pts

15

American Psycho

The 2000 satirical thriller that became Lionsgate's first major hit, starring Christian Bale.

212pts

16

Wonder

The heartwarming 2017 family drama based on the bestselling novel.

212pts