Search results

...n a corner of the "N". The logo then cuts to a montage of logos from other companies, itself followed by the warning screen. ...down, it goes either straight to the previews or the other logos from the companies that distributed the movie.

...Films]]<ref>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom_(company)</ref>; the two companies subsequently stopped producing and distributing films, and instead focused

...rs'', and ''Beyond the Darkness''. It also appears on Polish material from companies like [[ABC Video|ABC Video Enterprises]], Paravision International, and Ama

...ome entertainment distributor. Formed in 1991, it distributes releases for companies like [[Scholastic Entertainment|Scholastic]], [[A&E Home Video|A&E Televisi

...Lionsgate bought out Scanbox's control. It was one of the three home video companies that were merged, along with [[Avalanche Home Entertainment]] and [[Trimark

...olor of the company name to red yellow and green. Like the other Colombian companies, it is also part of a montage. The logo shrinks to the upper-left of the sc

...mpany was founded in 1988 by Viking Entertainment as a merger from several companies in the Burbank, CA area (which is how they got their name), including Troy

...into some financial troubles around 1989, and would split off into several companies under the Cinema City name: Cinema City & Films Company (by Raymond Wong), ...IV''. It is sometimes plastered by the Media Asia logo, or those of other companies on export versions, such as Atlas International. It also appears on the the

...s acquired by Handleman Co. and merged with [[Video Treasures]], with both companies folding into the newly-formed [[Anchor Bay Entertainment]] in 1995. The Sta

...ly '''Vivendi Entertainment''', and served as a distribution unit for many companies. Its headquarters were in the [[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios Lot]].

...them survive the 1984 Video Recordings Act, which caused many other video companies at the time to go out of business.

...Marvel name has previously been associated with other animation production companies, namely [[Marvel Productions]] and [[Marvel Studios|Marvel Films Animation]

...' and '''David Salzman'''. It was formed in 1993 when the duo's individual companies, [[Quincy Jones Entertainment]] and [[David Salzman Enterprises]], merged.

...1995 to release DVDs of public domain films for a cheaper price than other companies. Despite their name, Platinum also produced VHS tapes, though these are unc

...''' It originally appeared on VHS releases of cartoons licensed from other companies, including ''My Pet Monster'', ''The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin'', ''Encycl

...tt Moss in Minnetonka, Minnesota. They distribute budget DVD/Blu-rays from companies such as BabyFirstTV, [[The Carsey-Werner Company]], [[DHX Media]] (now [[Wi

...accused of fraud and fled from Russia, this led to the slow demise of his companies, and eventually was bought out by Gazprom Media in 2001. Most Video then lo

...previously distributed material is now controlled under several different companies. Le Canal+ (now [[StudioCanal]]) acquired and folded Almi in 1987. Video re

...es of ITV content in other countries released under license by third-party companies (e.g., U.S. ''Hell's Kitchen'' DVD releases). ...es and documentaries that were produced by ITV Studios, its units or other companies like shows produced by its predecessors [[ITV Granada Productions|Granada]]

...of Aniplex programs, being them distributed by Aniplex themselves or other companies. This also includes re-releases of older programs and select video games.{{