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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a light shines through the lower-middle-left of the screen. It later dies down, revealing a train that bears a resemblance to the Reading Streamlined Crusader that moves forward, with the text "{{Big|I}}MAGE{{Big|M}}OVERS" slowly swinging in and stretching underneath the train. When the train gets fully to the screen, the screen flashes, and the text appears fully underneath the train in a | '''Visuals:''' On a black background, a light shines through the lower-middle-left of the screen. It later dies down, revealing a train that bears a resemblance to the Reading Streamlined Crusader that moves forward, with the text "{{Big|I}}MAGE{{Big|M}}OVERS" slowly swinging in and stretching underneath the train. When the train gets fully to the screen, the screen flashes, and the text appears fully underneath the train in a gold-{{color|silver}} color, as the train becomes a still image and has the back trains on it turning into filmstrips. The logo slowly zooms out when it is completed. | ||
'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||
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'''Print Logo Variants:''' | '''Print Logo Variants:''' | ||
* At <u>the end of ''The Polar Express''</u>, the logo is smaller and tinted in | * At <u>the end of ''The Polar Express''</u>, the logo is smaller and tinted in gold (like the preceding closing credits). | ||
* At <u>the end of ''The Walk''</u>, the print logo scrolls up with the rest of the credits. | * At <u>the end of ''The Walk''</u>, the print logo scrolls up with the rest of the credits. | ||
* At <u>the end of ''The Witches'' (2020)</u>, <u>''Finch''</u> and <u>''Pinocchio'' (2022)</u>, it's still. | * At <u>the end of ''The Witches'' (2020)</u>, <u>''Finch''</u> and <u>''Pinocchio'' (2022)</u>, it's still. | ||