Taken From Movies

Here's the 75th Anniversary logo for Universal Pictures with the extended orchestrated fanfare for this logo. Of course it features the 1929Globe, the 1936, Globe, and the 1972 globe, but no other globes   more...which is pretty unusual. I wish they put this logo up and redid the 75th Anniversary thing instead of having the current CGI flaming globe because it's outdated. This logo for Universal like I say to most of them are pretty awesome. Enjoy!!

Update: I seen on Wikipedia that there were 9 films that Universal Produced/Co-Produced in 1990. The availablity of this logo varies because movies such as Problem Child, Child's Play 2, and BTTF Part III are shown fairly often especially Problem Child which can be seen on TBS pretty often is common; however, it's rare because such movies such as the Jetson's Movie and Darkman which are not shown that often particularly the Jetson's Movie are hard to find that logo. The overall availability of finding this logo is rare because it's only on 8 or 9 films but common at the same time because of how common they show the 3 to 4 films particularly Problem Child on TBS.  less

Taken from "Happy Gilmore" on DVD. Enjoy, peeps!!

Here's an unappealing movie logo. This is the Hollywood Pictures "Sphinx that Stinks", and boy, does it stink. The main reason why it's not appealing is their is no animation at all for this   more...logo. Absolutely none, if you don't count that blue light at the beginning of the logo. Like I said there's no animation, no unique design ,nothing. The only thing that's unique is the orchestrated jingle that was composed by Mr. Elfman which sounds pretty good. This logo for a film logo is cheap and is not appealing at all. It could be seen on many films of the 1990's and few in the new millenium. Enjoy!!  less

Here's the best Universal Pictures (according to my opinion) because the design for this logo is awesoem, the fanfare is brass fanfare for this thing is triumpheth and sounds excellent, and this logo   more...reminds me of Superman and the Daily globe which are three reasons why I love this logo so much. I really think according to my opinion they should plastered this logo back on even though it looks and is primitive. I much rather see a primitive logo that hasn't been on the widscreen for about sixty years, then an outdated logo with hardly any variants at all. Much like the globe and plane logo, this one is hard to find in today's world because there's not that many movies out there left from Universal that are alive from 1936-1946. In fact, there are very few left that can be found between 1929-1946. That's why those two logos are so hard find today. Enjoy this awesome piece.  less

This logo is extremely hard to find now because it's rare to find films that were produced by Universal Pictures between 1929-1936. This logo is what has inspired Jetty the Weak Jetplane off of the old   more...Universal Cartoon Studios Logo. This logo is primitive but yet at the same is cool. Randomchannel134 has the 2005 version of this logo because it represents dark skys and it also represents Universal Pictures 90th Anniversary of opening up it's studios back in 1915. Expect to see the 1936 version of this logo ( which is probably the best version of Universal ) very soon. Enjoy!!  less

This company was shown on alot of Disney-related family films such as "Angels in the Outfield", and "Heavyweights." This company did not have any variation with the exception of the   more...Inspectof Gadget Variant in 1999 where the company would soon be defunct after the release of the film. Enjoy!!  less

Here's the current logo for Universal which I swear to God they need to put a new movie logo out for them. This logo is 10 years old and it's still be shown too dang much, but luckily I've ogt this logo.   more...Filbert50 or curiousgeorge60 has the recreation of this logo and I've got the real thing baby. Enjoy!!  less

Taken from several movies between the years 1984-1992. This version of the Tristar logo is the one I really wish they would've kept at sony because this one has better animation and better music and the   more...1993 version (not saying it's bad) is the most overrated thing out there. This logo is very popular to many film/television logo fans out there. There's even a rare variant of this logo where the Pegasus talks on "Look Who's Talking Now." Like I said I really think Sony should bring this logo back in 2009 and actually plaster it all of it's movies because of the 25th Anniversary of when they started making movies. Enjoy!!  less

Here's the current logo for RKO Pictures. Of course this logo is rare because it's not shown a whole lot. This logo was first seen on "Mighty Joe Young." Anyway, I really like the remastered   more...CGI/ orchestrated score for this logo; in fact, this logo is very well done and I'm always a big fan of the morse code for this logo and its past logos. Enjoy!! Oh, yes, this can be seen at the beginning of "Are We Done Yet?"  less

Goldwyn Pictures logo

The last non-CGI logo for Universal Pictures.

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Taken from "Flags of Our Fathers. " Enjoy, peeps!!