Best Use of Studio Logo in Movie
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Best Use of Studio Logo in Movie
Just wondering what you guys thought the best use of a studio logo in a film was?
One I just saw recently was the 20th Century Fox logo as the decoration for a building in LXG, as the camera panned down.
Another one I recall was the use of the Paramount logo in Black Rain, when showing the mountain at the beginning.
One I just saw recently was the 20th Century Fox logo as the decoration for a building in LXG, as the camera panned down.
Another one I recall was the use of the Paramount logo in Black Rain, when showing the mountain at the beginning.
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The three Indiana Jones movies make great use of the Paramount logo.
The two X-Men films have the "X" in 20th Century Fox just a little brighter than the other letters as the logo fades out.
Scooby Doo takes a bite out of the WB logo at the beginning of Scooby Doo.
The two X-Men films have the "X" in 20th Century Fox just a little brighter than the other letters as the logo fades out.
Scooby Doo takes a bite out of the WB logo at the beginning of Scooby Doo.
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From the "visually impared" audio track on the Daredevil DVD...
A giant gold marquee stands under an indigo sky. In gold letters: "20th Century Fox". Spotlights scroll the sky. Words appear: "A News Corporation Company".
On a black background, blue-white light sweeps from left to right. Wispy bands of light rise out. The light sweeps down and cuts away to draw a stemless "R". Letters stand up: "Regency".
Pages of comics riffle. On a red background, a word appears: "Marvel".
A giant gold marquee stands under an indigo sky. In gold letters: "20th Century Fox". Spotlights scroll the sky. Words appear: "A News Corporation Company".
On a black background, blue-white light sweeps from left to right. Wispy bands of light rise out. The light sweeps down and cuts away to draw a stemless "R". Letters stand up: "Regency".
Pages of comics riffle. On a red background, a word appears: "Marvel".
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Moulin Rouge
Got the mini conductor on the bottom of the screen directing the orchestra playing the 20th Century Fox theme. Saw it at the threatres, so it was one of the most memorable for me.
Got the mini conductor on the bottom of the screen directing the orchestra playing the 20th Century Fox theme. Saw it at the threatres, so it was one of the most memorable for me.
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Basketball uses the Universal logo in the intro showing the earth from space.
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I like in Gladiator how the Dreamworks logo is manipulated into the color of the opening scene. I think Scott says on the commentary they had to push hard to get this to happen.
Also, I like the usage of the 20th Century Fox logo for the X-Men films.
Also, I like the usage of the 20th Century Fox logo for the X-Men films.
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I always thought they should have put sunglasses on the Columbia logo at the beginning of the "Men In Black" films.
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South Park:BLU does a very nice fade from the Paramount mountain to a Colorado mountain peak.
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Originally posted by chase3001
I can't remember which movie it was, but I remember a Columbia Pictures movie where the woman holding the torch winks.
I can't remember which movie it was, but I remember a Columbia Pictures movie where the woman holding the torch winks.
Can't believe I forgot it, considering I just watched on TCM the other day.
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The Columbia Woman does a disco dance!
The Columbia Woman does a disco dance!
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Originally posted by Groucho
Perhaps you're thinking of Cat Ballou? I believe she winks and shoots off a couple six-shooters at the beginning of that one.
Can't believe I forgot it, considering I just watched on TCM the other day.
Perhaps you're thinking of Cat Ballou? I believe she winks and shoots off a couple six-shooters at the beginning of that one.
Can't believe I forgot it, considering I just watched on TCM the other day.
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I absolutely love logo manipulation... any movie that does something cool with the logo gets points from me....
JURASSIC PARK 3 had some very clever logo stuff....with the logos rippling....just like the T-Rex water scene...ie. dinos are coming...
I thought that was extremely awesome.
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JURASSIC PARK 3 had some very clever logo stuff....with the logos rippling....just like the T-Rex water scene...ie. dinos are coming...
I thought that was extremely awesome.
MATT
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I loved the Universal logo in Waterworld.
I forgot which movie is it - but there's a movie which shows Universal logo from its earlier day to the latest one on the beginning. I kinda liked it.
I forgot which movie is it - but there's a movie which shows Universal logo from its earlier day to the latest one on the beginning. I kinda liked it.
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The Dreamworks logo is altered for Shrek as well.
Several movies have the "Universal through the years" logo. It was for their 75th anniversary, and I believe every film made that year carried it.
Several movies have the "Universal through the years" logo. It was for their 75th anniversary, and I believe every film made that year carried it.