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** On some trailers for Illumination films, it shows the part where the two minions fight. | ** On some trailers for Illumination films, it shows the part where the two minions fight. | ||
* ''Minions'': The preceding [[Universal Pictures]] logo has a five-minion chorus singing along with the logo's theme and one minion voice continues to hold the closing note. The Illumination logo fades in, revealing the chorus, with the minion in the center still singing as the others watch (except for the one on the very left, who stares at the camera). The minion finally runs out of breath and passes out, then weakly holds out a hand for the others to lift him up, but quickly puts it back down as the other minions exchange glances. | * ''Minions'': The preceding [[Universal Pictures]] logo has a five-minion chorus singing along with the logo's theme (originally composed by Jerry Goldsmith and composed and arranged by Brian Tyler) and one minion voice continues to hold the closing note. The Illumination logo fades in, revealing the chorus, with the minion in the center still singing as the others watch (except for the one on the very left, who stares at the camera). The minion finally runs out of breath and passes out, then weakly holds out a hand for the others to lift him up, but quickly puts it back down as the other minions exchange glances. | ||
** This appears as the first track of the film's soundtrack, entitled "Universal Fanfare". According to the soundtrack, Jerry Goldsmith (the original composer of the fanfare) was credited. | ** This appears as the first track of the film's soundtrack, entitled "Universal Fanfare". According to the soundtrack, Jerry Goldsmith (the original composer of the fanfare) was credited. | ||
** On the theatrical trailer for ''Sing'', it shows the part where the minion passes out. | ** On the theatrical trailer for ''Sing'', it shows the part where the minion passes out. | ||