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'''Music/Sounds:''' A loud trumpet fanfare called "Fanfare Showcase No. 6", composed by Peter Reno and Jack Trombey, which was used in some other logos (like [[Jia's Motion Picture Co.|Jia's]] and Rainbow Audio and Video Incorporation). Rarely, the opening theme of the movie is used, and the closing variant is silent. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A loud trumpet fanfare called "Fanfare Showcase No. 6", composed by Peter Reno and Jack Trombey, which was used in some other logos (like [[Jia's Motion Picture Co.|Jia's]] and Rainbow Audio and Video Incorporation). Rarely, the opening theme of the movie is used, and the closing variant is silent. | ||
'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' Seen on their films from the era, from ''Laughing Times'' to ''Aces Go Places IV''. It is sometimes plastered by the Media Asia logo, or those of other companies on export versions, such as Atlas International. It also appears on the theatrical trailers of their films. | ||
===2nd Logo (1985-June 6, 1991)=== | ===2nd Logo (1985-June 6, 1991)=== | ||
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*1986-1991: A series of three five-note synth melodies, each ascending in pitch before ending in a two-note fanfare with held notes. A "sheen" sound effect plays when the pieces appear as well. | *1986-1991: A series of three five-note synth melodies, each ascending in pitch before ending in a two-note fanfare with held notes. A "sheen" sound effect plays when the pieces appear as well. | ||
'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' Seen on their films of the time from ''Love, Lone Flower'' to ''Blue Lightning''. Sometimes is plastered by the Media Asia logo, or those of other companies on export versions, such as Atlas International. It is intact on Fortune Star's release of John Woo's ''A Better Tomorrow'', Anchor Bay's U.S. DVD of ''A Better Tomorrow II'', and the Dimension release of ''City on Fire'' (surprisingly, after the Media Asia logo!). Also seen on their film trailers like the last logo. The early version is very hard to find and was seen on ''Love, Lone Flower'' as well as ''The Family Strikes Back''. | ||
{{Chronology|[[Warriors Film Company]]|[[Cinema City Enterprises Ltd.]]<br>[[Cinema City Entertainment Co. Ltd.]]<br>[[Mandarin Films Distribution Company Limited]]}} | {{Chronology|[[Warriors Film Company]]|[[Cinema City Enterprises Ltd.]]<br>[[Cinema City Entertainment Co. Ltd.]]<br>[[Mandarin Films Distribution Company Limited]]}} | ||