History Creator / CBSFilms

* ''Film/TheChallenge'' (1982)

Many of its films were distributed by Creator/{{SonyPictures}} or Creator/{{Lionsgate}}.

Unfortunately, Cinema Center didn't prove to be profitable. The vast majority of its films lost money. Stulberg took a job with Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox in 1971, and CBS, not willing to continue, closed Cinema Center in 1972. But in the next few years, CBS started making money from Cinema Center movies via syndication and cable airings, which prompted them to try again with the launch of a new division in 1979. It was officially named CBS Theatrical Films the next year. It focused on smaller movies meant more for TV sales than box office success. After a handful of productions the unit was closed in 1986.

Many of its films were distributed by Creator/{{Sony}} or Creator/{{Lionsgate}}.

* ''WesternAnimation/SnoopyComeHome'' (1972)

* ''Literature/{{Beastly}}''
* ''Film/BetterOffDead''
* ''Film/BigJake''
* ''WesternAnimation/ABoyNamedCharlieBrown''
* ''Theatre/TheBoysInTheBand''
* ''Film/TheDuff''
* ''Film/ExtraordinaryMeasures''
* ''Film/TheFWord''
* ''Film/{{Faster}}''
* ''Film/FiveFeetApart''
* ''Film/Flight7500''
* ''Film/GetAJob''
* ''Film/HellOrHighWater''
* ''Film/InsideLlewynDavis''
* ''Film/{{Jexi}}''
* ''Film/TheKingsOfSummer''
* ''Film/LastVegas''
* ''Film/LeMans''
* ''Film/LittleBigMan''
* ''Film/AManCalledHorse''
* ''Film/PatriotsDay''
* ''Film/{{Pride 2014}}''
* ''Film/PrimeCut''
* ''Literature/TheReivers''
* ''Film/RioLobo''
* ''Literature/SalmonFishingInTheYemen''
* ''Film/ScaryStoriesToTellInTheDark2019''
* ''Film/{{Scrooge 1970}}''
* ''Film/SevenPsychopaths''
* ''WesternAnimation/SnoopyComeHome''
* ''Film/TheWomanInBlack''
* ''Film/WithSixYouGetEggroll''

The merger with Creator/{{Viacom}} in 2000 officially made CBS part of the same corporate family as Creator/{{Paramount}}, giving the network a ''de facto'' film division again, but corporate restructuring split CBS and Viacom in 2007. Wanting to keep a hand in film production, CBS created CBS Films. It initially did full productions, but after a while focused on acquiring independently-produced works. In 2019, CBS and Viacom re-merged. Paramount was once again aligned with CBS, so CBS quietly shut down CBS Films and switched its focus to creating original film content for Creator/CBSAllAccess.

* ''Film/{{Beastly}}''

* ''Film/{{Pride 2014}}

This was actually the third film production venture for Creator/{{CBS}}. They'd launched Cinema Center Films in 1967, but it proved to be unprofitable and was closed in 1972. They decided to get back into the film business in 1979, starting a new division that was officially named CBS Theatrical Films the following year. CBS Theatrical Films came to an end in 1985.

Following the split from Creator/{{Viacom}} in 2007, CBS made its own film department. In 2019, following the merger with Creator/{{Viacom}}, CBS Films shut down and switched its focus to creating original film content for Creator/CBSAllAccess.

This was actually third film production venture for Creator/{{CBS}}. They'd launched Cinema Center Films in 1967, but it proved to be unprofitable and was closed in 1972. They decided to get back into the film business in 1979, starting a new division that was officially named CBS Theatrical Films the following year. CBS Theatrical Films came to an end in 1985.

Creator/{{CBS}} made a brief move into film production in 1967, creating Cinema Center Films and closed in 1972 as an unprofitable unit. In 1979 CBS launched a new theatrical films division, which was officially named CBS Theatrical Films the following year. CBS Theatrical Films came to an end in 1985.

* ''Jexi''

Following the split from Creator/{{Viacom}} in 2007, CBS made its own film department. In 2019, CBS Films shut down and switched its focus to creating original film content for Creator/CBSAllAccess.

* ''Film/ScaryStoriesToTellInTheDark''

!!Films produced by CBS Films:

Following the split from Creator/{{Viacom}} in 2007, CBS made its own film department. In 2019, CBS Films shut down and switched its focus to creating original film content for Creator/CBSAllAccess.