Columbia TriStar Film Movies: Every Film & Box Office
Columbia TriStar Film has made 3 films from 1983 to 1990, earning $55.2M at the worldwide box office. Its biggest hits are Blue Thunder (1983), Who's Harry Crumb? (1989) and State of Grace (1990).
- films
- 3
- worldwide box office
- $55.2M
- years active
- 1983–1990
- Film languages
- English (3)
- Busiest decade
- The 1980s, 2 films
- Oscars
- 0 wins from 1 nomination
What Are Columbia TriStar Film's Biggest Box Office Hits?
The films from Columbia TriStar Film that earned the most worldwide. Blue Thunder (1983) leads with $42.3M, 77% of everything the studio's films have earned.
- 1
Blue Thunder 1983 · Action $42.3M - 2
Who's Harry Crumb? 1989 · Mystery $11M - 3
State of Grace 1990 · Action $1.91M
How Have Columbia TriStar Film Movies Done at the Awards?
Nominations and wins of films from Columbia TriStar Film at the ceremonies the site follows, including 0 Oscars from 1 nomination.
What Movies Has Columbia TriStar Film Made?
All 3 films, newest first, with the worldwide box office.
Crime Movies from Columbia TriStar Film
Which Studios Are Similar to Columbia TriStar Film?
The studios with the most English action films. Columbia TriStar Film has made 2 English action films.
- Universal Pictures 226 English action films
- Paramount Pictures 224 English action films
- Columbia Pictures 200 English action films
- Warner Bros. Pictures 187 English action films
- Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation 127 English action films
- The Asylum 126 English action films
- Lionsgate 115 English action films
- Warner Bros. 109 English action films
Columbia TriStar Film: Questions and Answers
Films, hits, scores and what comes next, answered from the same data as this page.
How many movies has Columbia TriStar Film made?
Columbia TriStar Film has released 3 films, from 1983 to 1990.
See every film What is Columbia TriStar Film's highest-grossing movie?
Blue Thunder (1983) is Columbia TriStar Film's biggest box office hit, with $42.3M worldwide, ahead of Who's Harry Crumb? (1989) ($11M).