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* To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the ''007'' franchise, MGM made a special variant for the occasion. When Leo starts to roar, the logo zooms out to the left, while the text appears earlier and zooms out at a slower rate. As on the right, there are the words "60 YEARS OF BOND" (with the "60" being seen on top in large font, while "YEARS OF BOND" is seen below in much smaller letters). On the 6 is the older 007 logo fade in number by number, and then when the gun fades in, the tip of the gun appears from the left of the "0", creating the 60 Years of Bond logo. Just like the regular logo, this was made by Baked Studios. | * To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the ''007'' franchise, MGM made a special variant for the occasion. When Leo starts to roar, the logo zooms out to the left, while the text appears earlier and zooms out at a slower rate. As on the right, there are the words "60 YEARS OF BOND" (with the "60" being seen on top in large font, while "YEARS OF BOND" is seen below in much smaller letters). On the 6 is the older 007 logo fade in number by number, and then when the gun fades in, the tip of the gun appears from the left of the "0", creating the 60 Years of Bond logo. Just like the regular logo, this was made by Baked Studios. | ||
* On Screenpix On Demand's print of the 1953 film ''A Day to Remember'', the logo, in color is cut short; before the second 1995 roar plays, it cuts to the film's original [[The Rank Organisation|J. Arthur Rank Organisation]] logo in black and white. | * On Screenpix On Demand's print of the 1953 film ''A Day to Remember'', the logo, in color is cut short; before the second 1995 roar plays, it cuts to the film's original [[The Rank Organisation|J. Arthur Rank Organisation]] logo in black and white. | ||
* During their 100th anniversary, | * During their 100th anniversary, a golden 100 appears instead of Leo. The 100 disappears in dust and the logo plays as normal, but a golden glow it's seen in the bottom, zooming out to reveal the text "{{color|gold|'''100 YEARS OF ENTERTAINMENT'''}}". The glow turns off, and the text shines a bit. | ||
'''Technique:''' CGI. | '''Technique:''' CGI. | ||
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* On some films, the opening theme plays over without the fanfare and just the roaring. | * On some films, the opening theme plays over without the fanfare and just the roaring. | ||
* Several unused fanfares exist on Sounds Red's Vimeo, including three re-orchestrated versions of the actual fanfare. They can be heard [https://vimeo.com/684005376 here]. | * Several unused fanfares exist on Sounds Red's Vimeo, including three re-orchestrated versions of the actual fanfare. They can be heard [https://vimeo.com/684005376 here]. | ||
** The first fanfare sounds nearly identical to the final fanfare, except the whoosh is omitted and a bass drop is heard during the fourth note of the fanfare. The fanfare is also drawn out longer, not fading out even after Leo appears. | ** The first fanfare sounds nearly identical to the final fanfare, except the whoosh is omitted, and a bass drop is heard during the fourth note of the fanfare. The fanfare is also drawn out longer, not fading out even after Leo appears. | ||
** The second fanfare omits the harp and the first three horn notes, while a slightly different and louder whoosh is heard at the beginning. | ** The second fanfare omits the harp and the first three horn notes, while a slightly different and louder whoosh is heard at the beginning. | ||
** The third fanfare still omits the first three horn notes and does not have the whoosh sound this time, but reinstates the harp at the beginning and also has a bass drop just like the first prototype fanfare. | ** The third fanfare still omits the first three horn notes and does not have the whoosh sound this time, but reinstates the harp at the beginning and also has a bass drop just like the first prototype fanfare. | ||