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'''Music/Sounds:''' A few pizzicato notes as the camera zooms out, and then a few more as the lion walks up to the throne. There is a pause as the lion turns to face us, immediately followed by a brief swelling of strings that, as the lion waves its wand, crescendos into a bright, regal-sounding fanfare (the melody of which sounding bizarrely similar to that of “London Bridge is Falling Down”) that ends on a long note. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A few pizzicato notes as the camera zooms out, and then a few more as the lion walks up to the throne. There is a pause as the lion turns to face us, immediately followed by a brief swelling of strings that, as the lion waves its wand, crescendos into a bright, regal-sounding fanfare (the melody of which sounding bizarrely similar to that of “London Bridge is Falling Down”) that ends on a long note. | ||
'''Availability''' | '''Availability:''' Very rare. You might want to check on VHS tapes of Regal Films releases from the 1970s to the mid-1980s. Spotted on ''Dear Mama'' (1984) and ''Ang Leon, Ang Tigre at Ang Alamid'' (1979). | ||
'''Editor's Note''': A unique logo from the company's history, and quite calm compared to some others. The animation is quite decent for its time and country. | '''Editor's Note''': A unique logo from the company's history, and quite calm compared to some others. The animation is quite decent for its time and country. | ||
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* In the 1991 variant, we hear the same loud thunderclap sound effect (sampled from the BBC Sound Effects Library) from the [[Southern Star Entertainment (Australia)|Southern Star]], [[Ismail Production (Pakistan)|Ismail Production]], and [[Lightning Video]] logos. | * In the 1991 variant, we hear the same loud thunderclap sound effect (sampled from the BBC Sound Effects Library) from the [[Southern Star Entertainment (Australia)|Southern Star]], [[Ismail Production (Pakistan)|Ismail Production]], and [[Lightning Video]] logos. | ||
'''Availability''' | '''Availability:''' Probably ultra-rare in the United States, but uncommon in the Philippines; this logo was seen on some Filipino films released by the company from this time period like ''Scorpio Nights'' (1985), ''Tiyanak'' (1988), and ''Secrets of Pura'' (1991). | ||
'''Editor's Note''': The logo is known in the community for its unsettling qualities, being the dark red sky, synth music, and R zooming in. In addition, this is the first use of the Regal R. | '''Editor's Note''': The logo is known in the community for its unsettling qualities, being the dark red sky, synth music, and R zooming in. In addition, this is the first use of the Regal R. | ||
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*On ''Kung Alam Mo Lang'' (1996), an abridged version of standard fanfare was used on short version. | *On ''Kung Alam Mo Lang'' (1996), an abridged version of standard fanfare was used on short version. | ||
'''Availability''' | '''Availability:''' Uncommon. | ||
* It is found on movies like ''Duwelo'' (1996), ''Walang Katumbas Ang Dugo'' (1998), and ''Lisensyado'' (1998). | * It is found on movies like ''Duwelo'' (1996), ''Walang Katumbas Ang Dugo'' (1998), and ''Lisensyado'' (1998). | ||
* The version with the MAQ Productions Inc. theme appears on ''Dugo ng Panday'' (1993) and ''Gascon... Bala Ang Katapat Mo'' (1993, the first movie to use this logo while the trailer uses the 1985 logo). | * The version with the MAQ Productions Inc. theme appears on ''Dugo ng Panday'' (1993) and ''Gascon... Bala Ang Katapat Mo'' (1993, the first movie to use this logo while the trailer uses the 1985 logo). | ||
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*On ''I Will Always Love You'', a triumphant fanfare followed by a whoosh sound then a drum beat was heard. This also carries over to GMA Films. | *On ''I Will Always Love You'', a triumphant fanfare followed by a whoosh sound then a drum beat was heard. This also carries over to GMA Films. | ||
'''Availability''' | '''Availability:''' Rare in the United States, but common in the Philippines; seen on films the company released there. Was first seen on the theatrical trailer for ''Sige Subukan Mo'' and made its last appearance on ''Mano Po 6: A Mother's Love'', albeit as a custom variant. | ||
'''Editor's Note''': The animation is pretty smooth and high-quality compared to its other companies in the Philippines, and the whole thing is rather epic. | '''Editor's Note''': The animation is pretty smooth and high-quality compared to its other companies in the Philippines, and the whole thing is rather epic. | ||
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'''Music/Sounds:''' The opening theme of the movie. | '''Music/Sounds:''' The opening theme of the movie. | ||
'''Availability''' | '''Availability:''' Can be found on ''One True Love'' (2008), ''Desperadas 2'' (2008),, ''When I Met U'' (2009), and ''Shake, Rattle, and Roll X'' (2008) and ''OMG (Oh, My Girl!)'' (2009). | ||
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'''Music/Sounds Variant:''' On ''You're Still The One'' (2015), the dreamy calm theme from 2005 is heard. | '''Music/Sounds Variant:''' On ''You're Still The One'' (2015), the dreamy calm theme from 2005 is heard. | ||
'''Availability''' | '''Availability:''' Common. The early version is featured on films like ''Aswang'' (2011). The usually used version appears on films like ''Pagpag - Siyam Na Buhay'' (2013) and the warp speed version is seen on trailers like on the one from ''Status: It's Complicated'' (2013). It's still used as a 50th anniversary logo. | ||
'''Editor's Note''': The animation is notably more choppy compared to the previous logos, and it's still a 50th anniversary logo for some reason until the 7th logo's introduction. | '''Editor's Note''': The animation is notably more choppy compared to the previous logos, and it's still a 50th anniversary logo for some reason until the 7th logo's introduction. | ||
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'''Music/Sounds:''' The opening theme of the movie. | '''Music/Sounds:''' The opening theme of the movie. | ||
'''Availability''' | '''Availability:''' Current. The standard variant of this logo debuted in the trailer of ''Recipe for Love'' (2018) (albeit without animation), then on the film itself. The prototype variant debuted on ''The Hopeful Romantic'' (2018) (the first movie to use this logo while the trailer uses the 2010 logo). It is also seen on television productions such as ''Gen Z'' on TV5 and the now defunct One Screen, ''Sine Novela: Mano Po Legacy'', ''Regal Studio Presents'' and ''Raya Sirena'' on GMA Network. | ||
'''Editor's Note''': Decent CGI, even if it's simple. | '''Editor's Note''': Decent CGI, even if it's simple. | ||