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- 2007 - Man in the Chair
- 2004 - Christmas with the Kranks
- 2002 - Snow Dogs
- 1999 - The Iron Giant
- 1999 - Wild Wild West
- 1999 - Random Hearts
- 1998 - Twilight
- 1997 - Retroactive
- 1997 - My Best Friend's Wedding
- 1993 - The Music of Chance
- 1992 - White Sands
- 1992 - Equinox
- 1990 - Narrow Margin
- 1989 - War Party
- 1989 - Chattahoochee
- 1989 - Sundown
- 1989 - The Mighty Quinn
- 1988 - Clean and Sober
- 1988 - Sunset
- 1987 - The Milagro Beanfield War
- 1987 - Harry and the Hendersons
- 1987 - Raising Arizona
- 1987 - No Man's Land
- 1986 - Critters
- 1986 - Wildcats
- 1985 - Fletch
- 1984 - The Pope of Greenwich Village
- 1984 - Missing in Action
- 1983 - Scandalous
- 1983 - Blood Simple
- 1983 - Silkwood
- 1982 - Cannery Row
- 1982 - Blade Runner
- 1982 - Blade Runner – The Director's Cut
- 1981 - Reds
- 1981 - Back Roads
- 1981 - Fast-Walking
- 1980 - Raise the Titanic!
- 1980 - Ordinary People
- 1979 - The Jerk
- 1977 - Straight Time
- 1976 - Nickelodeon
- 1976 - Mikey and Nicky
- 1974 - The Gambler
- 1972 - What's Up, Doc?
- 1971 - Escape from the Planet of the Apes
- 1971 - They Might Be Giants
- 1970 - The Traveling Executioner
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