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*It has also been preserved on the 1990 [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM/UA Home Video]] VHS releases of ''The Black Stallion'' and ''Thunderbird 6'', the 1980 MGM/CBS Home Video releases of the United Artists-distributed [[Lorimar Film Entertainment|Lorimar Motion Pictures]] films ''Being There'' (same for the Criterion Collection Blu-ray release), ''Cruising'' (same for the CBS/Fox Video and Warner Home Video re-releases of the latter), and ''Carny''.
*It has also been preserved on the 1990 [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM/UA Home Video]] VHS releases of ''The Black Stallion'' and ''Thunderbird 6'', the 1980 MGM/CBS Home Video releases of the United Artists-distributed [[Lorimar Film Entertainment|Lorimar Motion Pictures]] films ''Being There'' (same for the Criterion Collection Blu-ray release), ''Cruising'' (same for the CBS/Fox Video and Warner Home Video re-releases of the latter), and ''Carny''.
**In the case of ''Carny'', it was removed.
**In the case of ''Carny'', it was removed.
*It was also on the 1997 [[Warner Bros. Home Entertainment|Warner Home Video]] VHS and DVD releases of ''One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'' (however, this is not on the [[Thorn EMI Video|Thorn EMI Video]] and [[Republic Pictures Home Video]] VHS releases and Warner Home Video's later Blu-ray and DVD releases).
*It was also on the 1997 [[Warner Bros. Home Entertainment|Warner Home Video]] VHS and DVD releases of ''One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'', plastering over the later variant of the 1968 logo.
**It also makes an appearance on the trailer for ''The Last Wave'' on The Criterion Collection DVD release.
**It also makes an appearance on the trailer for ''The Last Wave'' on The Criterion Collection DVD release.
*This also makes a surprise reappearance on the 2010 Warner Home Video DVD and Blu-ray releases of Ralph Bakshi's ''The Lord of the Rings'' (1978), though it is absent on all older releases.
*This also makes a surprise reappearance on the 2010 Warner Home Video DVD and Blu-ray releases of Ralph Bakshi's ''The Lord of the Rings'' (1978), though it is absent on all older releases.
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