Relativity Media

Relativity Media (sometimes written as RelativityMedia and Relativity) is an American movie studio in West Hollywood, California. It buys, develops, produces, and distributes movies and produces television programming. It was founded in 2004 by Ryan Kavanaugh.

Relativity Media LLC

Company type	Independent LLC
Industry	Entertainment Movie studio
Founded	2004
Founder	Ryan Kavanaugh
Headquarters	West Hollywood, California , United States
Key people	Ryan Kavanaugh, Founder/CEO Tucker Tooley (President)[1] Ron Burkle, Principal Partner
Products	Motion pictures, television programs
Owner	Ron Burkle Colbeck Capital
Number of employees	just below 200 (2012)[2]
Divisions	Rogue Life Relativity Sports[3] RelativityREAL Relativity Music Group Relativity Interactive TV Sales and Distribution[4] Rogue Film Network Relativity DVD/Blu-ray
Subsidiaries	Rogue Life LLC Rogue
Website	www.relativitymedia.com

On January 4, 2009, Relativity Media bought the genre label Rogue Pictures from Universal, for $150 million.^[5] On July 6, 2010, Relativity and Netflix announced a five-year-plus Pay-TV deal. The first two movies to stream on Netflix were The Fighter and Skyline.^[6]

On July 23, 2010 Relativity bought the 45-person marketing and distribution staff of Starz’ Overture Films.^[7] On May 20, 2012, it was reported that Relativity and EuropaCorp signed a co-production and co-financing deal on two movies and Relativity will distribute them in U.S.^[8][9] Relativity also has co-production deals with Atlas Entertainment^[10] and Virgin Produced.^[11]

Filmography

Distributor

2010

• Jack Goes Boating
• Cost of a Soul(Distributed by Rogue)
• Stone
• Let Me In
• The Warrior's Way (Distributed by Rogue)

2011

Title	US Release	Genre	Director	Notes	Budget	Gross
Season of the Witch	January 7, 2011	Supernatural Action	Dominic Sena	co-production with Atlas Entertainment and Distributed by Rogue	$40,000,000[12]	$91,627,228[12]
Take Me Home Tonight	March 4, 2011	Retro Comedy	Michael Dowse	co-production with Imagine Entertainment and Distributed by Rogue	$19,000,000[13]	$6,923,891[14]
Limitless	March 18, 2011	Thriller	Neil Burger	co-production with Rogue and Virgin Produced	$27 million	$161,849,455
Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer	June 10, 2011	Comedy	John Schultz	co-production with Smokewood Entertainment	$20,000,000[15]	$15,013,650[15]
Shark Night 3D	September 2, 2011	Thriller	David R. Ellis	co-production with Sierra Pictures Distributed by Rogue	$25,000,000[16]	$40,136,479[16]
Machine Gun Preacher	September 23, 2011	Biographical movie	Marc Forster	co-production with Virgin Produced	$30,000,000[17]	$2,527,904[17]
Immortals	November 11, 2011	Action fantasy	Tarsem Singh	co-production with Virgin Produced	$75,000,000[18]	$226,904,017[18]

2012

Title	US Release	Genre	Director	Notes	Budget	Gross
Haywire	January 20, 2012	Action thriller	Steven Soderbergh		$23,000,000[19]	$31,143,859[19]
Act of Valor	February 24, 2012	Action	Mike McCoy & Scott Waugh	co-production with Bandito Brothers	$12,000,000	$80,419,713[20]
Mirror Mirror	March 30, 2012	Comedy fantasy	Tarsem Singh		$85,000,000[21]	$162,148,385[21]
The Raven	April 27, 2012	Thriller	James McTeigue	co-production with FilmNation Entertainment, Intrepid Pictures and Distributed by Rogue	$20,000,000[15]	$22,479,542
House at the End of the Street	September 21, 2012	Horror	Mark Tonderai	co-production with FilmNation Entertainment and Distributed by Rogue	TBA	TBA

2013

Title	US Release	Genre	Director	Notes	Budget	Gross
Movie 43	January 25, 2013	Comedy	Peter Farrelly	co-production with Virgin Produced	TBA	TBA
Safe Haven	February 8, 2013	Romantic thriller	Lasse Hallström	co-production with Temple Hill Entertainment	TBA	TBA
21 and Over	March 15, 2013	Comedy	Jon Lucas & Scott Moore	co-production with Mandeville Films, Virgin Produced and SkyLand Entertainment	$13,000,000[22]	TBA
Out of the Furnace	2013	Thriller	Scott Cooper	co-production with Appian Way and Scott Free	TBA	TBA
Paranoia[23]	September 27, 2013	Thriller	Robert Luketic	co-production with IM Global	TBA	TBA
Malavita	2013	Comedy-drama	Luc Besson	co-production with EuropaCorp	TBA	TBA

2014

Title	US Release	Genre	Director	Notes	Budget	Gross
Stretch Armstrong	April 11, 2014	Superhero	Breck Eisner[24]	co-production with Hasbro Studios	TBA	TBA

Movies In-Development

• Three Days to Kill (currently titled)
• Acacia: The War with the Mein^[25]
• Tunnels^[26]
• Hack/Slash ^[27]
• The Crow (Remake) ^[28]
• Ness/Capone ^[29]
• Voltron: Defender of the Universe ^[30]
• Timeless ^[31]
• Goliath ^[32]
• The Bible Code ^[33]
• Afterburn ^[34]
• Ecstasia ^[35]
• The Most Wonderful Time^[36]
• Wright Girls^[37]
• Hunter Killer

Highest grossing movies

Movie	Release	Budget (estimated)	Gross (worldwide)
Immortals	November 11, 2011	$75 million	$226,904,017 million
Mirror Mirror	March 30, 2012	$85 million	$162,148,385 million
Limitless	March 18, 2011	$27 million	$161,849,455 million
The Fighter	December 10, 2010	$25 million	$129,190,869 million
Season of the Witch	January 7, 2011	$40 million	$91,627,228 million
Act of Valor	February 24, 2012	$12 Million	$80,419,713 million
Skyline	November 12, 2010	$10–20 million[38][39] million	$67,520,213[40] million
Shark Night 3D	September 2, 2011	$25 million	$40,136,479 million
Haywire	January 20, 2012	$23 million	$31,143,859 million
The Raven	April 27, 2012	$26 million	$22,304,765 million

Production Company

2006

• RV (with Columbia Pictures and InterMedia Films)
• The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (with Universal Pictures and Original Film)
• Monster House (with Columbia Pictures, ImageMovers and Amblin Entertainment)
• Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (with Columbia Pictures and Apatow Productions)
• All the King's Men (with Columbia Pictures and Phoenix Pictures)
• Gridiron Gang (with Columbia Pictures and Original Film)
• Catch and Release (with Columbia Pictures)
• The Holiday (with Columbia Pictures, Universal Pictures and Waverly Films)
• Smokin' Aces (with Universal Pictures, StudioCanal and Working Title Films)
• The Pursuit of Happyness (with Columbia Pictures, Escape Artists and Overbrook Entertainment)

2007

• Full of It (with New Line Cinema)
• Ghost Rider (with Columbia Pictures, Marvel Studios and Crystal Sky Pictures)
• Reign Over Me (with Columbia Pictures and Madison 23)
• Mr. Brooks (with Tig Productions and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)
• Evan Almighty (with Universal Pictures, Original Film and Spyglass Entertainment)
• I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry (with Universal Pictures and Happy Madison Productions)
• 3:10 to Yuma (with Lionsgate Films and Tree Line Film)
• The Kingdom (with Universal Pictures and Film 44)
• Atonement (with Focus Features, Working Title Films and StudioCanal)
• American Gangster (with Universal Pictures, Imagine Entertainment and Scott Free Productions)
• Charlie Wilson's War (with Universal Pictures and Participant Media)
• Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (with Columbia Pictures and Apatow Productions)

2008

• Vantage Point (with Columbia Pictures and Original Film)
• The Other Boleyn Girl (with Columbia Pictures, Focus Features and BBC Films)
• The Bank Job (with Lionsgate Films and Mosaic Media Group)
• 21 (with Columbia Pictures and Trigger Street Productions)
• The Forbidden Kingdom (with Lionsgate Films and The Weinstein Company)
• Baby Mama (with Universal Pictures)
• Made of Honor (with Columbia Pictures and Original Film)
• Changeling (with Universal Pictures, Imagine Entertainment and Malpaso Productions)
• You Don't Mess with the Zohan (with Columbia Pictures and Happy Madison Productions)
• Wanted (with Universal Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment)
• Hancock (with Columbia Pictures, Weed Road Pictures and Overbrook Entertainment)
• Hellboy II: The Golden Army (with Universal Pictures and Dark Horse Entertainment)
• Mamma Mia! (with Universal Pictures and Playtone)
• The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (with Universal Pictures and The Sommers Company)
• Step Brothers (with Columbia Pictures, Apatow Productions and Gary Sanchez Productions)
• Pineapple Express (with Columbia Pictures and Apatow Productions)
• Wild Child (with Universal Pictures, Working Title Films and StudioCanal)
• Death Race (with Universal Pictures, Cruise/Wagner Productions and Impact Pictures)
• The House Bunny (with Columbia Pictures and Happy Madison Productions)
• Burn After Reading (with Focus Features, StudioCanal, Working Title Films and Mike Zoss Productions)
• Eve (Short movie)
• The Express (with Universal Pictures and Davis Entertainment)
• Frost/Nixon (with Universal Pictures, Working Title Films, Imagine Entertainment and StudioCanal)
• Role Models (with Universal Pictures and New Regency Productions)
• Yes Man (with Warner Bros. Pictures, Village Roadshow Pictures, Heyday Films and The Zanuck Company)
• The Tale of Despereaux (with Universal Pictures and Framestore)
• Seven Pounds (with Columbia Pictures, Escape Artists and Overbrook Entertainment)

2009

• Paul Blart: Mall Cop (with Columbia Pictures and Happy Madison Productions)
• The Unborn (with Rogue Pictures and Platinum Dunes)
• The International (with Columbia Pictures and Atlas Entertainment)
• Duplicity (with Universal Pictures)
• Fast & Furious (with Universal Pictures and Original Film)
• State of Play (with Universal Pictures and Working Title Films)
• Fighting (with Rogue Pictures)
• The Taking of Pelham 123 (with Columbia Pictures, Scott Free Productions and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures)
• Land of the Lost (with Universal Pictures and Mosaic Media Group)
• Public Enemies (with Universal Pictures and Forward Pass Productions)
• The Ugly Truth (with Columbia Pictures and Lakeshore Entertainment)
• Funny People (with Universal Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Happy Madison Productions and Apatow Productions)
• A Perfect Getaway (with Rogue Pictures and QED International)
• 9 (with Focus Features)
• A Serious Man (with Focus Features, StudioCanal, Working Title Films and Mike Zoss Productions)
• Love Happens (with Universal Pictures)
• Zombieland (with Columbia Pictures and Pariah Productions)
• Couples Retreat (with Universal Pictures and Wild West Picture Show)
• Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant (with Universal Pictures)
• Nine (with The Weinstein Company)
• Brothers (with Lionsgate Films)
• It's Complicated (with Universal Pictures and Waverly Films)
• Did You Hear About the Morgans? (with Columbia Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment)

2010

• The Invited
• The Spy Next Door (with Lions Gate Films)
• Dear John (with Screen Gems)
• The Wolfman (with Universal Pictures)
• Green Zone (with Universal Pictures, StudioCanal and Working Title Films)
• MacGruber (with Rogue Pictures)
• The Bounty Hunter (with Columbia Pictures and Original Film)
• Repo Men (with Universal Pictures)
• Nanny McPhee Returns (with Universal Pictures, Working Title movies and StudioCanal)
• Robin Hood (with Universal Pictures, Imagine Entertainment and Scott Free Productions)
• Get Him to the Greek (with Universal Pictures, Spyglass Entertainment and Apatow Productions)
• Grown Ups (with Columbia Pictures and Happy Madison Productions)
• Salt (with Universal Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Original Film and DiBonaventura Productions)Films
• Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (with Universal Pictures and Big Talk Films)
• Charlie St. Cloud (with Universal Pictures)
• The Social Network (with Columbia Pictures)
• My Soul to Take
• Skyline
• The Fighter (with Paramount Pictures; US distribution only)^[41]
• Little Fockers (with Universal Pictures and Paramount Pictures)

2011

• Season of the Witch
• Sanctum (with Universal Pictures and Wayfare Entertainment)
• Paul (with Universal Pictures, Working Title Films and Big Talk Films)
• Limitless
• Battle: Los Angeles (with Columbia Pictures and Original movie)
• Hop (with Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment)
• Bridesmaids (with Universal Pictures and Apatow Productions)
• Cowboys & Aliens (with Columbia Pictures, Universal Pictures, Paramount Pictures, DreamWorks Pictures, Amblin Entertainment, Imagine Entertainment, DiBonaventura Productions and Platinum Studios)
• The Change-Up (with Universal Pictures and Original Film)
• Tower Heist (with Universal Pictures and Imagine Entertainment)
• Johnny English Reborn (with Universal Pictures, StudioCanal and Working Title Films)
• Anonymous (with Columbia Pictures and Centropolis Entertainment)
• Immortals

2012

• Mirror Mirror
• Haywire
• 21 and Over
• House at the End of the Street
• Contraband (co-production with Universal Pictures and Working Title Films)
• 21 Jump Street (co-production with Columbia Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures and Original Film)
• Wanderlust (co-production with Universal Pictures and Apatow Productions)
• Safe House (co-production with Universal Pictures)
• American Reunion (co-production with Universal Pictures)
• The Five-Year Engagement (co-production with Universal Pictures and Apatow Productions)
• That's My Boy (co-production with Columbia Pictures and Happy Madison Productions)
• Savages (co-production with Universal Pictures)
• The Bourne Legacy (co-production with Universal Pictures and The Kennedy/Marshall Company)