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Clearview Cinemas is a leading movie theater operator in the New York metropolitan area, with locations in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The company has more than 250 screens in about 50 theaters, including the historic Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City. It also owns a small collection of art house theaters including the Bala Theatre, the Bronxville Cinemas, and the Larchmont Playhouse. Clearview was co-founded by A. Dale Mayo (chairman of Cinedigm Digital Cinema) in 1994. Cablevision purchased the company in 1998 for $160 million.

Columbia Pictures is the studio through which Sony Pictures Entertainment produces its big budget movies. The studio was founded in 1924, and in 1982 it was purchased by Coca-Cola. Sony purchased Columbia from Coke in 1989 for $3.4 billion. The deal was the largest acquisition by a Japanese firm up to that time, and initially caused headaches for Sony due to losses from elaborate spending budgets and box office duds (Ishtar). In recent years Columbia Pictures has scored hits with its Spider-Man franchise, as well as comedies such as Superbad and Hancock. It operates as part of Sony Picture's Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group.

Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group releases about 20 pictures each year through its three studios: the big budget Columbia Pictures ("The Karate Kid"), genre division Screen Gems ("Death at a Funeral"), and independent producer Sony Pictures Classics ("Whatever Works"). Its Sony Pictures Releasing International is responsible for the sales, distribution, and marketing of movies in about 140 countries and territories worldwide. Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group is the movie marketing, licensing, and promotions arm of Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Curb Entertainment International is an independent film production and distribution firm. The company produces about three films a year and acquires an additional six to ten finished films for worldwide distribution. Curb Entertainment has a library of some 100 movies in a variety of genres. Titles include Ed's Next Move and Dummy. Curb Entertainment was founded in 1984.

DNA Films is the movie company that produced the hits 28 Days Later and Love, Actually (with Working Title Films). Run by Andrew Macdonald, who also produced The Beach and Trainspotting, the company has a production partnership with Fox Searchlight Pictures, which owns 50% of DNA Films. The company is also backed by the UK Film Council, which distributes government grants and funding from the National Lottery Commission. Fox Searchlight, which specializes in director-driven projects, handles global distribution for DNA Films.

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