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* Not as common as it once was when it was the chief means of plastering during most of the 1990s and some of the 2000s. | * Not as common as it once was when it was the chief means of plastering during most of the 1990s and some of the 2000s. | ||
**In fact, it's believed to be how this logo first appeared, with the print logo appearing as early as the 1994 LaserDisc release of ''Midnight Cowboy'' and the logo itself debuting on the 1994 LaserDisc release of ''The Black Stallion''. | **In fact, it's believed to be how this logo first appeared, with the print logo appearing as early as the 1994 LaserDisc release of ''Midnight Cowboy'' and the logo itself debuting on the 1994 LaserDisc release of ''The Black Stallion''. | ||
*In regards to theatrical releases, this logo first appeared on ''Tank Girl'' (released on March 31, 1995) and made its last regular appearance on ''Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her'' (released on January 22, 2000), with the print closing variant making its last appearance at the end of ''Mr. Accident'' (released on March 24, 2000). | |||
*This also plastered the MGM/UA Communications variant of the 10th logo on the original MGM DVD releases (as well as on select mid-1990s VHS reissues) of ''Child's Play'' and ''Rain Man'' (1988). | *This also plastered the MGM/UA Communications variant of the 10th logo on the original MGM DVD releases (as well as on select mid-1990s VHS reissues) of ''Child's Play'' and ''Rain Man'' (1988). | ||
*Also seen on the 007 films ''GoldenEye'' and ''Tomorrow Never Dies'' and even appeared on trailers for ''The World Is Not Enough'' and ''The Thomas Crown Affair'' (though both films used the MGM 75th anniversary logo). | *Also seen on the 007 films ''GoldenEye'' and ''Tomorrow Never Dies'' and even appeared on trailers for ''The World Is Not Enough'' and ''The Thomas Crown Affair'' (though both films used the MGM 75th anniversary logo). | ||