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'''Music/Sounds:''' A series of whooshes and descending synths are heard all around the speakers playing the logo (whether they be on your computer, in a theater, or elsewhere). Then, an explosion occurs, alongside a deep synth note. It then turns into a bell note, then an ascending trumpet and an orchestral hit. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A series of whooshes and descending synths are heard all around the speakers playing the logo (whether they be on your computer, in a theater, or elsewhere). Then, an explosion occurs, alongside a deep synth note. It then turns into a bell note, then an ascending trumpet and an orchestral hit. | ||
'''Availability''' | '''Availability:''' Extinct. It appeared in theater chains using the system during the time period. | ||
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Also, there is an alternate variant of the trailer where the only soundtrack that plays, starting in the jungle segment and ending when the camera zooms into the volcano, are tribal drums that gradually get faster and more dramatic as we approach the volcano. | Also, there is an alternate variant of the trailer where the only soundtrack that plays, starting in the jungle segment and ending when the camera zooms into the volcano, are tribal drums that gradually get faster and more dramatic as we approach the volcano. | ||
'''Availability''' | '''Availability:''' This might still be seen in theaters that use SDDS. The "Volcano" variant was first used on the theatrical release of ''Godzilla''. | ||