The Amazing World of Gumball: The Movie/Credits

Here are the credits for The Amazing World of Gumball Movie.

Opening Credits
Twentieth Century Fox/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer/Warner Bros. Pictures

Present

in association with

Scary Lion Productions

and

RatPac-Dune Entertainment

A

Cartoon Network Movies/Sarah Fell

Production

in association with

Dandelion Studios

Produced in association with

Studio SOI

and

Boulder Media

A

Mic Graves/Mike Gasaway

Movie

THE AMAZING WORLD OF GUMBALL MOVIE

Starring

Jacob Hopkins

as

Gumball

Tyler Jackson Williams

as

Darwin

Sam Lavaginino

as

Anais

Hayden Walch

as

Penny Fitzgerald

Grey Delisle

as

Carrie

Teresa Gallagher

as

Jackie Wilson, Nicole Watterson

Dan Russell

as

Richard Watterson, Mr. Yoshida

Khiam James

as

Tobias and Ochoa

with

Craig Ferguson

as

Banana Joe

and

Stefan Ashton Frank

as

Mr. Robinson, Tina Rex, Momma Dino, Tiny the T-Rex

US Casting by

Karie Gima Pham

Mary Hidalgo

Ruth Lambert

US Casting Associate

Matthew Jon Beck

Canadian Casting by

Heike Brandstatter

Coreen Mayrs

Canadian Casting Associate

Amy Nygaard

UK Casting by

Michelle Guish

Gaby Kester

Ireland Casting by

Sue Jones

Music Composed by

Charlie Brissette

and

Ben Locket

Theme Music by

Brian Causey

Original Score by

Ben Locket

and

Neil Myers

Original Songs by

Randy Newman

and

George Gendi

Additional Music by

Kevin MacLeod

and

Willie Sowing

Music Supervisor

Bob Badami

Executive Music Producer

Hans Zimmer

Editor

Michael Kahn

Production Designer

Yarrow Cheney

Art Directors

Ben Bocquelet

Antoine Perez

Executive Producers

Ben Bocquelet

Michael Carrington

Daniel Lennard

Co-Produced by

Carsten Bunte

Produced by

Sarah Fell

Based on the Television Series Created by

Ben Bocquelet

and

John A. Davis

Based on the Book by

Douglas Adams

and

Frank Gibson

Story by

Ben Bocquelet

and

Mic Graves

Screenplay by

Douglas Adams

Jon Foster

Mic Graves

Sam Ward

and

Brad Bird

Written by

Gene Grillo

Directed by

Mic Graves

and

Mike Gasaway

Closing Credits
For

DOUGLAS ADAMS, MIC GRAVES, MIKE GASAWAY

MAJOR CHARACTERS
Gumball Watterson, Gumdrop Watterson - Jacob Hopkins

Darwin Watterson - Tyler Jackson Williams

Anais Watterson - Sam Lavaginino

Nicole Watterson - Teresa Gallagher

Richard Watterson - Dan Russell

MINOR CHARACTERS
George - J.R. Richard

Penny Fitzgerald, Molly, Masami - Hyden Walch

Penny's Sister - Sam Lavaginino

Mr. Fitzgerald, Principle Brown, Rocky Robinson - Lewis MacLeod

Mrs. Fitzgerald, Jamie, Margaret Robinson - Maria Teresa Creasey

Jackie Wilson - Teresa Gallagher

Tobias, Ohco - Khiam James

Banana Joe, Idaho, Anton, Marvin, Doughnut Shierif, Sal Left Thumb - Craig Ferguson

Bobert, Lesile, Larry Neddleminer - Kerry Shale

Carrie, Wubbzy, Rachel - Grey Delisle

Clayton - Max Cazier

Ms. Simian - Sandra Dickens

Mr. Small - Adam Long

Dolly, Alan - Debi Derryberry

Gummy Lee - Kira Buckland

Darling Lee, Teri - Brittany Faith

Anaiuette - Eileen Montgomery

Drew Jones - Kodi Smit-McPhee

Jealousy - John Kassir

Dark Gumball - Logan Grove

Evil Darwin - James Woods

Cartlon - Hugo Harold-Harrison

Dan - Tom Kenny

Carol - Sarah Silverman

Sarah - Katy Perry

Brittle - William Lawrenson

Marmalade - Kristen Schaal

Buncker - Greg Cipes

Mi Amore Cadenza - Cathy Weseluck

Sussie, Troy - Fergus Craig

Momma Dino, Tiny the T-Rex, Mr. Robinson, Tina Rex - Stefan Ashton Frank

Mr. Yoshida - Dan Russell

Sapphire - Erica Luttrell

Debbie Rechid - James Brown

Arthur Dent - Martin Freeman

Ford Prefect - Mos Def

Zaphod Beeblebrox - Sam Rockwell

Trillian - Zooey Deschanel

Questular Rontok - Anna Chancellor

Jeltz - Richard Griffiths

Kwaltz - Ian McMeice

Narrator, The Guide - Stephen Fry

Eddie the Computer - Thomas Lennon

Marvin #1 - Warwick Davis

Marvin #2 - Alan Rickman

Humma Kavula - John Malkovich

Slartbartfast - Bill Nighy

Mr. Prosser - Steve Pemberton

Deep Thought - Helen Mirren

Fook - Dominique Jackson

The Whale - Bill Bailey

Frankie Mouse - Garth Jennings

Benjy Mouse - Zoe Kubaisi

20 YEARS IN THE FUTURE
Adult Gumball Watterson - Johnny Galecki

Adult Darwin Watterson - John DiMaggio

Adult Anais Watterson - Jennifer Lawrence

Adult Penny Fitzgerald - April Stewart

Adult Carrie - Mara Darling

SONGS
"The Amazing World of Gumball Opening Theme Song"

Composed by Ben Locket

"Also Sprach Zarathustra"

Movie from "2001 A Space Odyssey" (1968)

Written by Richard Strauss

Performed by Berlin Philharmonic, and Karl Böhm

Courtesy of APM Music

Published by C.F. Peters Corporation

© 1968 Metro Goldwyn Mayer Records

"The Dolphins"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"So Long & Thanks for All the Fish"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams, Joby Talbot, Garth Jennings, and Christopher Austin

Produced by Joby Talbot

Vocals Performed by Hillary Summers, Kemi Ominiyi & The R'SVP Voices

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Arthur Wakes Up"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Shoo-Rah Shoo-Rah" (1974)

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Allen Toussaint

Performed by Betty Wright

Courtesy or Rhino Entertainment Company

By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Here I Am (Come and Take Me)" (1973)

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Al Green and Teenie Hodges

Performed by Al Green

Courtesy of Hi Records

Under license from EMI Film & Television Music

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Everything Is Awesome (The Awesome! ! Version)"

Written by Shawn Patterson

Additional lyrics by Joshua Bartholomew, and Lisa Harriton

Rap lyrics by Akiva Schaffer, Andy Samburg and Jorma Taccone

Produced by Joshua Bartholomew

Additional production by Akiva Schaffer

Performed by Jo Li featuring The Lonely Island

Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.

By Arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & Television Licensing

"Star Wars Theme Song"

Written by John Williams

Courtesy of Lucasfilm Ltd

"Magic"

Written by William Lyall and David Paton

Produced by Alan Parsons

Performed by Pilot

"The World of Elmore"

Written by Randy Newman and George Gendi

Produced by Neil Myers

Performed by The Wattersons

"I Am Not a Loser"

Written by Randy Newman and George Gendi

Produced by Neil Myers and Mic Graves

Performed by Darwin Watterson

"Bow to Your New Leader'

Written by Randy Newman and George Gendi

Produced by Neil Myers, Kevin MacLeod, and Mic Graves

Performed by Anderous

"Escape"

Written by Randy Newman and George Gendi

Produced by Neil Myers

Performed by The Wattersons Tobias and Banana Joe

"Send Me On My Way"

Written by

Michael Glabicki, Liz Berlin, John Buynak,

Jim Dispirito, Jim Donovan, Patrick Norman,

and Jennifer Wertz

Produced by Bill Bottrell

Performed by Rusted Root

"The Banana Dance Song"

Written by Mic Graves and Randy Newman

Produced by Richard Overall

Performed by Banana Joe

"Refund the World"

Written by Logan Grove and Kwesi Boakye

Produced by Mic Graves and Richard Overall

Performed by Gumball Watterson and Darwin Watterson

"We Are the World" (1985)

Movie from "The Last Boy Scout" (1991)

Written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie

Performed by USA for Africa

Courtesy of Hi Records & RCA/Columbia Home Video-Musicvision

By Arrangement with Warner Bros. Records

Under license from EMI Film & Television Music

© 1985 Mijac Music (BMI) and Brockman Music (ASCAP)

(P) 1985 United Support of Artists for Africa

Published by Virgin Records

© 1991 Warner Bros. Entertainment, Geffen Pictures, and Silver Pictures

"So Happy Together" (1967)

Movie from "Blazing Saddles" (1974)

Written by Alan Gordon and Garry Bonner

Performed by The Turtles

Courtesy of Flo & Eddie, Inc.

By Arrangement with Cohen and Cohen

© 1974 Warner Bros. Entertainment

"Ball and Chain"

Movie from "Mad Max: Fury Road" (2015)

Written by Mike Ness

Performed by Social Distortion

Courtesy of Epic Records

By Arrangement with SONY BMG Entertainment

© 2015 Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

Ratpac Entertainment, and Kennedy Miller Mitchell

"Destruction of Earth"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Journey of the Sorcerer" (1975)

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Bernie Leadon, Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot Feat. Eagles

Courtesy of Geffen Records. Atlantic Records & The Island Def Jam Music Group

By Arrangement with Rhino Records & Warner Bros. Records

Under license from EMI Film & Television Music

© 1975 Universal Music Group

(P) 1975 Sony Music Entertainment

Published by Virgin Records, America Inc.

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Inside the Vogon Ship"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Vogon Poetry"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's s Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Space"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Vogon Command Centre"

Movie from 'The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Trillian & Arthur Reunited"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Tea in Space"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Deep Thought"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Over the Rainbow Main Title" (1939)

Movie from "The Wizard of Oz" (1939)

Lyrics by E. Y. Harold

Music by Harold Arlen

Sung by Judy Garland

© 1939 Metro Goldwyn Mayer Records

"Blazing Saddles" (1974)

Movie from "Blazing Saddles" (1974)

Music by John Morris

Lyrics by Mel Brooks

Sung by Frankie Laine

© 1974 Warner Bros. Entertainment

"Heat Theme Song" (1995)

Movie from "Heat" (1995)

Written by Elliot Goldenthal

Performed by Kronos Quartet

Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records

© 1995 Warner Bros. Entertainment & Regency Enterprises

"If You Happy And You Know It"

Traditional

"Who Am I"

Written by Randy Newman and George Gendi

Produced by Neil Myers

Performed by Gumball Watterson

"Just Do It, My Boy"

Written by Randy Newman and George Gendi

Produced by Neil Myers and Randy Newman

Performed by Nicole Watterson

"Infinite Improbability Drive"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Dance, Dance off the DANCING"

Music and Lyrics by Kris Staber

Arranged by Christophe Beck

Performed by Fred Rechid

"Earth Angel" (1954)

Movie from "Back to the Future" (1985)

Written by Alan Slivestri, Curtis Williams, Jesse Belvin & Gaynel Hodge

Performed by The Penguins, Marvin Berry the Starlighters

Courtesy of Dootone Records & MCA Records

© 1985 Universal Studios & Amblin Entertainment

"Back to the Future Theme Song"

Movie from "Back to the Future" (1985)

Written by Alan Slivestri

Performed by The Outatime Orchestra

Courtesy of Geffen Records & MCA Records

By Arrangement with Warner Bros. Records

Under license from EMI Film & Television Music

© 1985 Universal Studios & Amblin Entertainment

"Back to the Future: Part II Theme Song"

Movie from "Back to the Future: Part II" (1989)

Written and Performed by Alan Slivestri

Courtesy of Geffen Records & MCA Records

By Arrangement with Warner Bros. Records

Under license from EMI Film & Television Music

© 1989 Universal Studios & Amblin Entertainment

"Igloo"

Written by Karen O

Performed by Karen O & The Kids

Courtesy of DGC/Interscope Records

© 2009 Warner Bros. Entertainment, Legendary Pictures,

Village Roadshow Pictures, and Playtone

"All is Love"

Written by Karen O and Nick Zimmer

Produced by Karen O and Tom Buller

Performed by Karen O and the Kids

Courtesy of DGC/Interscope Records

© 2009 Warner Bros. Entertainment, Legendary Pictures,

Village Roadshow Pictures, and Playtone

"Viltvodle Street Music"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Huma's Hymn"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005"

Written by Douglas Adams and Gabriel Crouch

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

By Arrangement with APM Music

Under license from EMI Film & Television Music

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Capture of Trillian"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"We Are the Big Family"

Written by Randy Newman and George Gendi

Produced by Neil Myers

Performed by The Wattersons and the People of Elmore

"Diamonds (In the Sky)"

Written by Sia Furler, Benjamin Levin,

Mikkel S. Eriksson, and Tor Erik Hermansen

Produced by Benny Blanco StarGate, and Kuk Harrell

Composed and Performed by Rihanna

"The World of Elmore (Reprise)"

Written by Randy Newman and George Gendi

Produced by Neil Myers

Performed by The Wattersons and the People of Elmore

Additional Music by Kevin MacLeod and Randy Newman

"The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down (Looney Tunes Theme Song)

Written and Composed by Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin

Arranged and Produced by Kevin MacLeod

"Vogcity"

Movie from 'The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Love"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"The Whale"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Planet Factory Floor"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Goofy Goober Rock"

Written by

Derek Deymon

Tim Hill

Stephen Hillenburg

Kent Osborne

Aaron Springer

Paul Tibbitt

Performed by Tom Rothrock, and Jim Wise

Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records, and Sire Records

"Earth Mark II"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Magic Moments" (1957)

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David

Performed by Perry Como

Courtesy of RCA Records

By Arrangement with SONY BMG Music Licensing

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Stronger Than You"

Music & Lyrics by Rebecca Sugar

Arranged by Aivi & Surrasshu

Strings Performed by Jeff Ball

Performed by Estelle

Katy Perry appears courtesy of

Island Def Jam, Columbia Records, and Capital Records

Pilot appears courtesy of EMI Film & Television Music

Rihanna appears courtesy of Def Jam, Roc Nation, and SRP

Rebecca Shoichet appears courtesy of Ocean Productions

Rusted Root appears courtesy of Island Records

Estelle appears courtesy of Atlantic Records

Meghan Trainor appears courtesy of

Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

"Roar"

Written by Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie

McKee, Henry Walter, & Katy Perry

Performed by Katy Perry

Courtesy of Capital Records & Virgin Records

By Arrangement with Warner Music Group

Under license from EMI Film & Television Music

"Shootout"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Finale"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Blast Off"

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"So Long & Thanks for All the Fish"

(End Title Version)

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams, Joby Talbot, Garth Jennings and Christopher Austin

Produced by Joby Talbot

Performed by Neil Hannon

Neil Hannon appears courtesy of Geffen Records

By Arrangement with Parlophone/Virgin/EMI Records

Under license from EMI Film & Television Music

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Careless Talk" (End Credits)

Movie from "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" (2005)

Written by Douglas Adams

Performed by Joby Talbot

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

© 2005 Touchstone Pictures & Spyglass Entertainment

"Patrick Star" (End Credits)

Written by Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo and Shae Haley

Contains elements of La Donna a Mobile

from Rigolette, Composed by Giusepppi Verdi

Produced by Pharrell Williams

Performed by N. E. R. D.

Courtesy of I am OTHER/Columbia Records

Under license from EMI Film & Television Music

Published by Sire Records

"Other Ways" (End Credits)

Written and Performed by Trevor Hall

Courtesy of Geffen Records

Under license from

Universal Music Enterprises, & EMI Film & Television Music

"Let It Go" (End Credits)

Music and Lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez, and Robert Lopez

Produced by Emmanuel Kiriakou, and Andrew Goldstein

Mixed by Serban Ghenea

Performed by Demi Lovato

Demi Lovato appears courtesy of Hollywood Records, & Warner Bros. Records

"The Amazing World of Gumball Closing Theme Song"

Composed by Ben Locket

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Twentieth Century Fox, Film Corporation,

and Regency Enterprises

"Fight Club" courtesy of

Twentieth Century Fox, Film Corporation, Regency Enterprises,

and Mandeville Films

"Wyatt Earp" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Tig Productions

"The Postman" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Tig Productions

"Copycat" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Regency Enterprises

"Contact" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment

"Lost in Space" courtesy of

New Line Cinema

"Sphere" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment

"Red Planet" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Village Roadshow Pictures

"Ghost Ship" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

and Dark Castle Entertainment

"Dreamcatcher" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Castle Rock Entertainment,

and Village Roadshow Pictures

"Gothika" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Columbia Pictures,

and Dark Castle Entertainment

"Queen of the Damned" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Village Roadshow Pictures

"Sex in the City" courtesy of

New Line Cinema, and Home Box Office

"Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Gaylord Pictures

"Now and Then" courtesy of

New Line Cinema

"The Women" courtesy of

New Line Cinema, Picturehouse, Inferno Pictures,

Jagged Films, and Dove Films

"The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Virtual Studios,

Plan B, and Scott Free

"Apploosa" courtesy of

New Line Cinema, and Groundswell Pictures

"American Outlaws" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Morgan Creek

"Jonah Hex" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Legendary Pictures,

DC Comics, and Weed Road Pictures

"Lethal Weapon 4" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment

"Deep Blue Sea" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Village Roadshow Pictures

"The Long Kiss Goodnight" courtesy of

New Line Cinema

"Point of No Return" courtesy

Warner Bros. Entertainment

"Domino" courtesy of

New Line Cinema, Davis Films, and Scott Free

"Taking Lives" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

and Atmosphere Pictures mm

"Snakes on a Plane" courtesy of

New Line Cinema

"I Am Legend" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

Overbrook Entertainment, and Weed Road Pictures

"V for Vendetta" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Virtual Studios,

Silver Pictures, and Vertigo DC Comics

"Watchmen" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Paramount Pictures, Legendary Pictures,

DC Comics, and Lawrence Gordon Productions

"Constantine" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

The Donners' Company, and DC Comics

"Edge of Darkness" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, GK Films, and BBC Films

"Timecop" courtesy of

Universal Studios, and Largo Entertainment

"The Departed" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Plan B,

and Media Asia Films

"The Aviator" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Miramax Films,

Initial Entertainment Group, and IMF

"JFK" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Studiocanal,

and Regency Enterprises

"Heat" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Regency Enterprises

"Se7en" courtesy of

New Line Cinema

"The Devil's Advocate" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Regency Enterprises,

and Mandeville Films

"Insomnia" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Alcon Entertainment

"Spwan" courtesy of

New Line Cinema, and Todd McFarlane Entertainment

"Conspiracy Theory" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Silver Pictures

"Gladiator" courtesy of

DreamWorks Pictures, and Universal Studios

"Hannibal" courtesy of

Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures, Universal Studios,

and Dino De Laurentiis Company

"Semi-Pro" courtesy of

New Line Cinema

"Observe and Report" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Legendary Pictures

"Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle" courtesy of

New Line Cinema, and Senator International Inc.

"Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay" courtesy of

New Line Cinema, and Mandate Pictures

"A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, New Line Cinema,

and Mandate Pictures

"Swordfish" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

and Silver Pictures

"Point Break" courtesy of

Twentieth Century Fox, Film Corporation,

and Largo Entertainment

"Executive Decision" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Silver Pictures

"The Losers" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Dark Castle Entertainment,

Vertigo DC Comics, and Weed Road Pictures

"RocknRolla" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Dark Castle Entertainment

"Shoot 'Em Up" courtesy of

New Line Cinema

"Trouble with the Curve" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment

"Gran Toronto" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Village Roadshow Pictures

"J. Edgar" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Imagine Entertainment

"Invictus" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Spyglass Entertainment

"Letters from Iwo Jima" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and DreamWorks Pictures

"Million Dollar Baby" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Lakeshore Entertainment

"Mystic River" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Village Roadshow Pictures

"Unforgivin" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment

"U.S. Marshall" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment

"The Client" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Regency Enterprises

"Space Cowboys" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Village Roadshow Pictures

"Cobb" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Regency Enterprises

"Sherlock Holmes" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

and Silver Pictures

"300" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Legendary Pictures, Virtual Studios,

Atmosphere Pictures mm, and Hollywood Gang

"The Matrix" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

and Silver Pictures

"Sucker Punch" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Legendary Pictures,

and Cruel And Unusual Films

"Ocean's Eleven" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

and JW Productions

"Ocean's Twelve" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

and JW Productions

"Ocean's Thirteen" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

and JW Productions

"Falling Down" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Regency Enterprises

"A Perfect Murder" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment

"Disclosure" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment

"The Perfect Storm" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment

"Michael Clayton" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Samuels Media, Castle Rock Entertainment,

Mirage Enterprises, and Section Eight

"Three Kings" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Village Roadshow Pictures

"The Amityville Horror" courtesy of

Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures, Dimension Films,

Platinum Dunes, and Radar Pictures

"The Revenant" courtesy of

Twentieth Century Fox, Film Corporation, Regency Enterprises,

and Ratpac Entertainment

"North Star" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Regency Enterprises

"Mad Max: Fury Road" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

Ratpac Entertainment, and Kennedy Miller Mitchell

"Happy Feet" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Village Roadshow Pictures

"Happy Feet Two" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Village Roadshow Pictures

"Where The Wild Things Are" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Legendary Pictures, Village Roadshow Pictures, and Playtone

"The Golden Compass" courtesy of

New Line Cinema, and Scholastic Productions

"Shorts: The Adventures of the Wishing Rock" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Media Rights Capital,

Imagination ABU Dhabi, and Troublemaker Studios

"Cats & Dogs" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Village Roadshow Pictures

"Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Village Roadshow Pictures

"Skyfall" courtesy of

Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures, and Columbia Pictures

"If I Stay" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, New Line Cinema,

and Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures

"The Lego Movie" courtesy of

Warner Bros. Entertainment, Village Roadshow Pictures,

The LEGO Group, and Animal Logic

"The Lost Boys: The Thirst" courtesy of

Warner Premiere

"The Lost Boys: The Tribe" courtesy of

Warner Premiere

"The Last Mimzy" courtesy of

New Line Cinema

"Inkheart" courtesy of

New Line Cinema

"The Powerpuff Girls" and "The Powerpuff Girls Movie" courtesy of

Cartoon Network, A TimeWarner Company

"Teen Titans Go!" courtesy of

DC Comics, and Warner Bros. Entertainment

"Inanimate Insanity" and "The Taco Show" courtesy of

AnimationEpic Studios, LLC