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'''FX/SFX:''' The WB shield breaking up and forming the NLC logo. Impressive CGI with a great day into night transition, created by Picturemill. | '''FX/SFX:''' The WB shield breaking up and forming the NLC logo. Impressive CGI with a great day into night transition, created by Picturemill. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' | '''Music/Sounds:''' None or the opening theme of the movie. | ||
'''Music/Sounds Variant:''' | '''Music/Sounds Variant:''' | ||
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'''Availability:''' Common. | '''Availability:''' Common. | ||
* It first debuted on ''The Rite'' (trailers for the movie use the previous logo) and appeared on most of the company's films from this era until it was retired in 2020, with the final film to use this logo being the HBO Max original ''Superintelligence''. | * It first debuted on ''The Rite'' (trailers for the movie use the previous logo) and appeared on most of the company's films from this era until it was retired in 2020, with the final film to use this logo being the HBO Max original ''Superintelligence''. | ||
*The last film to use the TimeWarner byline was on ''Tag''. In contrast, the WarnerMedia byline first appeared on the trailer for ''Shazam!'' and the fully animated version first appeared on ''The Nun'' (as a variant), while the standard version first appeared on ''Isn't It Romantic''. | *The last film to use the TimeWarner byline was on ''Tag''. In contrast, the WarnerMedia byline first appeared on the trailer for ''Shazam!'' and the fully animated version first appeared on ''The Nun'' (as a variant), while the standard version first appeared on ''Isn't It Romantic''. | ||
*This does not appear on films that were given a studio credit, such as ''The Secret Life of Walter Mitty'' and ''Straight Outta Compton'', both under different studios (20th Century Fox for the former and Universal Pictures for the latter). | *This does not appear on films that were given a studio credit, such as ''The Secret Life of Walter Mitty'' and ''Straight Outta Compton'', both under different studios (20th Century Fox for the former and Universal Pictures for the latter). | ||