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Most of Cinergi's library assets were acquired by [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney]] through [[Buena Vista Pictures Distribution|Buena Vista]], which distributed almost all of Cinergi's productions domestically (most under the [[Hollywood Pictures]] label, though two of their films were under the [[Touchstone Pictures]] label) except for ''Die Hard: With a Vengeance'', which [[20th Century Studios|20th Century Fox]] owned the rights to until 2019 when it was acquired by Disney after its merger with Fox (though they had already acquired select international distribution rights for that film). The other assets were to be merged into CPEI Acquisition, Inc., a joint venture between Vajna and the Valdina Corporation, while Vajna himself went on to form [[C2 Pictures]]. | Most of Cinergi's library assets were acquired by [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney]] through [[Buena Vista Pictures Distribution|Buena Vista]], which distributed almost all of Cinergi's productions domestically (most under the [[Hollywood Pictures]] label, though two of their films were under the [[Touchstone Pictures]] label) except for ''Die Hard: With a Vengeance'', which [[20th Century Studios|20th Century Fox]] owned the rights to until 2019 when it was acquired by Disney after its merger with Fox (though they had already acquired select international distribution rights for that film). The other assets were to be merged into CPEI Acquisition, Inc., a joint venture between Vajna and the Valdina Corporation, while Vajna himself went on to form [[C2 Pictures]]. | ||
While Disney handled distribution of the company's movies in North America, Cinergi handled their own distribution of their titles elsewhere through subsidiary Cinergi Productions N.V. Inc., with [[Summit Entertainment]] handling international sales. | While Disney handled distribution of the company's movies in North America and select regions, Cinergi handled their own distribution of their titles elsewhere through subsidiary Cinergi Productions N.V. Inc., with [[Summit Entertainment]] handling international sales. | ||
In 2003, Cinergi would make a revival when Vajna bought video game company Games Unlimited and renamed it Cinergi Interactive. The company would operate until 2007. | In 2003, Cinergi would make a revival when Vajna bought video game company Games Unlimited and renamed it Cinergi Interactive. The company would operate until 2007. | ||