Legendary

On the data. This is a collection, not a franchise. Every title on it was produced by Legendary, and most of them share nothing with each other. They are listed oldest first. WHAT LEGENDARY IS. A production company founded by Thomas Tull in 2000, which spent most of its life putting up half the money on other studios' tentpoles. It co-financed the Dark Knight films, Inception, Man of Steel and others without owning them. What is on this page is the narrower thing: the stories Legendary actually produced and controls. THE TWO REAL SEQUENCES. The MonsterVerse is eight titles in release order, starting with Godzilla in 2014 and running to Supernova in 2027. Dune is three films and one series, and the films go in order. Everything else on this page is self-contained. WHAT IS ON THE LIST AND WHAT IS NOT, page by page. The Hangover is all three films. 300 is both films, not the two Frank Miller comics, which are Dark Horse. Pacific Rim is both films and the animated series. Lost in Space is only the 2018 Netflix series, because the 1965 series and the 1998 film were made long before Legendary existed. Enola Holmes is only the three films, not the eleven Nancy Springer novels they come from. Dune is only the Villeneuve films and Prophecy, not the 1984 film, the 2000 and 2003 miniseries, or the twenty-three novels. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is only the 2022 Netflix film. STREET FIGHTER IS ON THE STREET FIGHTER PAGE, NOT THIS ONE. Legendary's Street Fighter film, directed by Kitao Sakurai and released by Paramount, is dated 16 October 2026 and is not out as this is written. None of the ten Street Fighter titles made before it was a Legendary production, so none of them belongs here. The new film will be added to this page once it is out. WHO OWNS IT NOW. Thomas Tull founded Legendary in 2000. China's Wanda Group bought it in January 2016 for about three and a half billion dollars, which was then the largest purchase of an American media company by a Chinese firm. Apollo Global Management took a minority stake worth seven hundred and sixty million dollars in January 2022, and in October 2024 Legendary's own management bought Wanda out entirely. Management and Apollo now own it as equal partners. None of that moved a single film off this list. Ticking a title here is the same tick as ticking it on its own page.

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