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To whoever removed it from this page: like I said on the Universal page, I distinctly remember seeing this logo midway through the Independent Lens documentary by that name during its initial broadcast.
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*It was also seen at the start of international prints of ''Rollerball'' (2002) and ''Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines'' and it was spotted in the Brazilian film ''Didi Quer Ser Criança'', with the latter using a silent version. | *It was also seen at the start of international prints of ''Rollerball'' (2002) and ''Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines'' and it was spotted in the Brazilian film ''Didi Quer Ser Criança'', with the latter using a silent version. | ||
*This logo isn't seen on the opening of ''The Star'', ''Hotel Transylvania 3'' (the first 2 and the 4th films have it), ''The Angry Birds Movie 2'' (the first film has it) and ''Wish Dragon'', all of them from Sony Pictures Animation, despite appearing on said films promotional materials, but the "Released by" closing logo appears at the end for said films. This is most likely due to ''The Emoji Movie'''s poor reception. It also isn't seen at the end of ''Vivo'' nor ''Hotel Transylvania: Transformania'', and the former and ''The Mitchells vs. The Machines'' both used custom variants of this at the beginning. | *This logo isn't seen on the opening of ''The Star'', ''Hotel Transylvania 3'' (the first 2 and the 4th films have it), ''The Angry Birds Movie 2'' (the first film has it) and ''Wish Dragon'', all of them from Sony Pictures Animation, despite appearing on said films promotional materials, but the "Released by" closing logo appears at the end for said films. This is most likely due to ''The Emoji Movie'''s poor reception. It also isn't seen at the end of ''Vivo'' nor ''Hotel Transylvania: Transformania'', and the former and ''The Mitchells vs. The Machines'' both used custom variants of this at the beginning. | ||
*A portion of this logo appears about halfway through ''The King''. | |||
'''Editor's Note:''' A beautiful homage to the 1936 logo that has been in use for over 30 years, thanks to the well-crafted animation. However, some believe this logo is becoming stale nowadays and needs an update, especially as the studio's 100th anniversary approaches in 2024. Regardless, the longevity of this logo seems to mirror the longevity that the 1936-1976 logo had. | '''Editor's Note:''' A beautiful homage to the 1936 logo that has been in use for over 30 years, thanks to the well-crafted animation. However, some believe this logo is becoming stale nowadays and needs an update, especially as the studio's 100th anniversary approaches in 2024. Regardless, the longevity of this logo seems to mirror the longevity that the 1936-1976 logo had. | ||