List of Warner Bros. films (1970–1979)

This is a list of films produced, co-produced, and/or distributed by Warner Bros. for the years 1970–1979. This list does not include direct-to-video releases or films from New Line Cinema prior to its merger with Warner Bros. in 2008, nor does it include third-party films or films Warner gained the rights to as a result of mergers or acquisitions.

Release date Title Notes
January 14, 1970Last of the Mobile Hot Shots
February 4, 1970Start the Revolution Without Me
February 11, 1970Frankenstein Must Be DestroyedBritish film; US distribution only; produced by Hammer Films
March 12, 1970Moon Zero TwoBritish film; First film to be distributed by Warner Bros. after Kinney's acquisition
March 26, 1970Woodstock
May 6, 1970The PhynxFinal Warner Bros.-Seven Arts film to be distributed by Warner Bros. Inc.
May 13, 1970The Ballad of Cable Hogue
June 7, 1970Taste the Blood of DraculaBritish film
July 29, 1970Chisum
August 3, 1970PerformanceBritish film; co-production with Goodtimes Enterprises
September 4, 1970Which Way to the Front?
October 20, 1970Rabbit, Run
October 24, 1970TrogBritish film
November 12, 1970The Rise and Rise of Michael RimmerBritish film co-production with David Paradine Productions and London Weekend Television
November 20, 1970Flap
December 25, 1970There Was a Crooked Man...
February 26, 1971The Priest's WifeUSA distribution only
March 11, 1971THX 1138co-production with American Zoetrope
March 17, 1971When Dinosaurs Ruled the EarthBritish film; US distribution only; produced by Hammer Films
April 9, 1971Summer of '42Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
May 1, 1971Billy Jackdistributor
June 17, 1971Death in Venice
June 24, 1971McCabe & Mrs. Miller
June 25, 1971Klute
July 14, 1971Dusty and Sweets McGee
July 16, 1971The DevilsBritish film
August 1, 1971The Omega Man
August 11, 1971And the Crows Will Dig Your Grave
August 25, 1971Medicine Ball Caravan
September 30, 1971Skin Game
October 6, 1971ZeppelinBritish film
November 24, 1971Man in the Wilderness
December 19, 1971A Clockwork OrangeNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
December 23, 1971Dirty Harry
January 13, 1972The Cowboys
February 2, 1972Snow Job
February 25, 1972Dealing: Or the Berkeley-to-Boston Forty-Brick Lost-Bag Blues
March 10, 1972What's Up, Doc?
May 24, 1972Malcolm X
June 12, 1972Adam's Woman
Get to Know Your Rabbit
June 19, 1972Portnoy's Complaint
June 29, 1972The Candidate
Come Back, Charleston Blue
July 21, 1972 A Fan's Notesco-production with Coquihala
July 30, 1972DeliveranceNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
August 1, 1972Cry for Me, Billy
August 4, 1972Super Fly
September 21, 1972Cancel My Reservationdistribution only; produced by Naho Productions
September 24, 1972The EmigrantsUSA distribution only; Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 17, 1972Dracula A.D. 1972British film
November 22, 1972Rage
November 29, 1972CrescendoBritish film
December 21, 1972Jeremiah Johnson
January 31, 1973Steelyard Blues
February 7, 1973The Train Robbersfirst film to use the 1973 logo
March 1, 1973The Thief Who Came to Dinner
March 21, 1973King BoxerUSA distribution only; produced by Shaw Brothers Studio, rights now owned by Celestial Pictures
April 10, 1973Class of '44
April 11, 1973Scarecrow
June 14, 1973The Last of Sheila
June 17, 1973Blume in Love
June 20, 1973O Lucky Man!British film
July 11, 1973Cahill U.S. Marshal
July 13, 1973Cleopatra Jones
July 25, 1973The Mackintosh ManBritish film
August 19, 1973Enter the Dragonco-produced with Concord Production Inc. and distributed with Golden Harvest, rights now currently shared with Fortune Star Media Limited
September 7, 1973Day for NightFrench film
October 14, 1973Mean Streetsdistributor
October 15, 1973Badlandsdistributor
October 24, 1973The All-American Boy
October 26, 1973The New Land
December 21, 1973Jimi Hendrix
The Deadly Trackers
December 18, 1973AmarcordInternational distribution only
December 25, 1973Magnum Force
December 26, 1973The ExorcistNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
distribution only
December 31, 1973Treasure Islandproduced by Filmation
January 24, 1974Sacred Knives of VengeanceUSA distribution only; produced by Shaw Brothers Studio
January 28, 1974Black Belt Jones
February 6, 1974McQ
February 7, 1974Blazing Saddles
March 27, 1974Mame
April 10, 1974Our Time
May 13, 1974Welcome to Arrow Beach
May 17, 1974Black Eye
May 19, 1974Zandy's Bride
June 7, 1974CrazeUSA distribution only; produced by Harbour Productions Limited
June 19, 1974The Terminal Man
July 10, 1974Oliver Twistproduced by Filmation
July 26, 1974Uptown Saturday Night
August 14, 1974Black Samson
October 1, 1974It's Alive
October 2, 1974Hangup
October 3, 1974The AbdicationBritish film
November 19, 1974Animals Are Beautiful People
December 14, 1974The Towering InfernoNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
International distribution only; co-production with 20th Century Fox and Irwin Allen Productions
December 20, 1974Black ChristmasUSA distribution only
December 25, 1974Freebie and the Bean
January 29, 1975Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
February 2, 1975Rafferty and the Gold Dust Twins
March 14, 1975The Prisoner of Second Avenue
March 19, 1975The Yakuza
May 23, 1975Lepke
June 9, 1975Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze
The Wicker Mandistribution only; owned by StudioCanal
June 11, 1975Night Moves
June 25, 1975The Drowning Pool
July 11, 1975Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold
September 21, 1975Dog Day AfternoonNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
October 10, 1975Lisztomaniadistributor, produced by Goodtimes Enterprises and Visual Programme Systems
October 11, 1975Let's Do It Againdistribution only; co-production with First Artists and Verdon Productions Limited
November 1, 1975Operation Daybreak
November 2, 1975The Ultimate Warrior
November 7, 1975From Beyond the GraveBritish film; co-produced with Amicus Productions
December 18, 1975Barry LyndonNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
January 1976Inside OutBritish film
February 25, 1976Catherine & Co.
April 4, 1976Hot Potato
April 7, 1976Sparkle
April 9, 1976All the President's MenNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
June 4, 1976Ode to Billy Joe
June 30, 1976The Outlaw Josey Wales
July 28, 1976The Gumball Rally
August 12, 1976The RitzNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
September 1, 1976St. Ives
October 31, 1976The Killer Inside Me
October 20, 1976Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains the Same
December 17, 1976A Star Is BornWinner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
December 22, 1976The Enforcer
February 10, 1977The Late Show
March 31, 1977Brothers
June 13, 1977Viva Knievel!
June 17, 1977Exorcist II: The Hereticdistributor
July 1, 1977Greased Lightning
July 15, 1977Outlaw Blues
August 3, 1977One on One
September 29, 1977Bobby Deerfieldco-production with Columbia Pictures and First Artists
October 7, 1977Oh, God!plus two sequels
A Piece of the Action
October 14, 1977Starship Invasions
November 20, 1977The Pack
November 30, 1977The Goodbye GirlNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Rastar Pictures
December 21, 1977The Gauntlet
January 29, 1978A Night Full of Rain
March 17, 1978An Enemy of the People
Crossed Swordsdistribution only
March 18, 1978Straight Time
April 14, 1978The Medusa TouchUSA distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
May 10, 1978It Lives Again
May 19, 1978The Sea Gypsies
May 26, 1978Big Wednesday
June 2, 1978Capricorn OneUSA distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
July 14, 1978The Swarm
Hooper
August 29, 1978Girlfriends
October 6, 1978Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe?
Bloodbrothers
November 1, 1978The Great Bank Hoax
November 22, 1978Movie MovieNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
USA distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
December 15, 1978Supermandistribution only; first DC Comics' film released by Warner Bros.
December 20, 1978Every Which Way but Loose
February 9, 1979AgathaBritish film
March 23, 1979Boulevard Nights
April 1979Ashantidistributor
Tilt
April 27, 1979A Little Romancedistributor; with Orion Pictures
May 18, 1979Over the Edge
May 25, 1979Beyond the Poseidon Adventure
June 15, 1979The In-Laws
June 22, 1979The Main Event
July 4, 1979The Wanderersdistributor; with Orion Pictures
July 13, 1979The Frisco Kid
August 17, 1979Life of Brianco-distributor with Orion Pictures, produced by Handmade Films
August 31, 1979Time After Timedistributor; with Orion Pictures
September 30, 1979The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movieproduced by Warner Bros. Animation, Chuck Jones Productions and DePatie-Freleng Enterprises
October 5, 197910Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
distributor; with Orion Pictures
October 19, 1979Jesusdistribution only; produced by The Genesis Project
October 26, 1979The Great Santinidistributor; with Orion Pictures
November 2, 1979Promises in the Dark
December 1, 1979Going in Style

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