Dimension Films is a motion picture unit currently a part of The Weinstein Company. It was formerly used as Bob Weinstein's label within Miramax Films, to produce and release genre films. The Weinstein Brothers took this label with them when they departed the Disney-owned Miramax in October 2005.

All films released by Dimension Films prior to October 1, 2005, remain the property of The Walt Disney Company. Disney also retains a license to use the Dimension label for distribution of the film library it controls. According to the Associated Press, "Disney continues to share half the proceeds from the Scary Movie flicks and any other future installments in pre-existing Dimension franchises."blank">http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/04/16/ap/entertainment/mainD8H18LU02.shtml.

The studio's most notable well-known movie franchises from the Disney period include Scream (1996-2000), _Spy Kids (2001-2003) and Scary Movie (2000-present).

Some of Dimension's early releases were distributed on video by Paramount Pictures, eventually transferring its output to Buena Vista when Miramax was bought by Disney in 1993, before the Weinsteins split from Disney in 2005. The Dimension logo originally said ‘A Division of Miramax Film Corp.’ ‘Films’ later replaced that label. The early label can be seen on Dimension/Paramount releases.

In March 2006, Dimension Films announced a distribution pact with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. MGM will distribute the product domestically in theaters, while The Weinstein Company and Dimension Films will retain long-term ownership of their product (and eventually, full ownership via Genius Products once this material enters home video release).