Why are we choosing New line Cinema?

New Line Cinema is a film studio owned by Time Warner, as a unit of Warner Bros.

The studio got its start in 1967, built by Robert Shaye to show foreign and art films to college campuses in America. The studio started off by releasing several classic foreign films, as well as the works of John Waters. Before long, it finally got to make its own film, Stunts in 1976; it was released in 1977 to critical apathy but marginal financial success.The Eighties started off as usual for New Line Cinema. It made a number of horror flicks (such as the original Evil Dead ), kept releasing foreign and art movies, and got hit hard with a financial dearth. It finally managed to strike gold in 1984, when it distributed A Nightmare on Elm Street, which managed to be an instant success, no doubt helped by its minuscule budget. In the following years, New Line Cinema kept hitting hard with horror films and other fare.In 1994, New Line was purchased by Turner Broadcasting, itself bought out by Time Warner two years later. At first, it was kept separate from the studio's other subsidiaries. However, when The Golden Compass tanked at the American box office, it was decided that it would merge with Warner Bros., which became official in 2008. However, WB still makes films under the New Line Cinema name.The studio also ran arthouse division Fine Line Features from 1990 until 2005, when it was replaced by Picturehouse, a collaboration with sister company HBO, but it didn't last long before the WB merger killed it off, along with WB's own arthouse division, Warner Independent Pictures.

  

Films distributed by New line Cinema:

The Friday the 13th franchise, beginning with Jason Goes to Hell 

The Lord of the Rings and its sequels 

A Nightmare on Elm Street and its sequels 

American History X 

Austin Powers and its sequels 

Blade and its sequels 

Boogie Nights 

The Butterfly Effect 

The Cell 

Dumb and Dumber and its prequel Dumb And Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd 

Elf 

Final Destination and its sequels 

Friday and its sequels 

The Golden CompassHairspray and its musical remake

 Little Nicky 

Lost in Space 

Magnolia 

The Mask and its sequel Son of the Mask 

Mortal Kombat and its sequel Mortal Kombat: Annihilation 

The Notebook

 Rush Hour and its sequels 

Set It Off 

Se7en 

Snakes on a Plane 

Spawn 

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and its sequels 

Wedding Crashers 

The Wedding Singer

We chose New line Cinema because they have distributed the most brilliant films out there. They would  be able to promote us globally.