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* It's seen on Miramax VHS and DVD releases of the era, such as ''Four Rooms'', the demo tape of ''Things to Do in Denver... When You're Dead'', ''Good Will Hunting'', and ''Pulp Fiction''. Its first appearance was on ''Three Colors: Blue'' and ''Like Water for Chocolate'', both of which were co-branded with [[Touchstone Home Entertainment|Touchstone Home Video]]; this logo wouldn't appear solo until the next month. | * It's seen on Miramax VHS and DVD releases of the era, such as ''Four Rooms'', the demo tape of ''Things to Do in Denver... When You're Dead'', ''Good Will Hunting'', and ''Pulp Fiction''. Its first appearance was on ''Three Colors: Blue'' and ''Like Water for Chocolate'', both of which were co-branded with [[Touchstone Home Entertainment|Touchstone Home Video]]; this logo wouldn't appear solo until the next month. | ||
* This doesn't appear on most [[Image Entertainment]] Laserdisc releases, like ''The Thief and the Cobbler''. | * This doesn't appear on most [[Image Entertainment]] Laserdisc releases, like ''The Thief and the Cobbler''. | ||
* One of the last tapes in the U.S. to use this logo was the 1999 VHS of ''Monument Ave.'', whereas one of the last DVDs in that region to feature this logo was the 1999 DVD of ''Everest | * One of the last tapes in the U.S. to use this logo was the 1999 VHS of ''Monument Ave.'', whereas one of the last DVDs in that region to feature this logo was the 1999 DVD of ''Everest''. | ||
* It was also found on a promotional VHS release of ''Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back'', and strangely, on some copies of ''The Others'' too. | * It was also found on a promotional VHS release of ''Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back'', and strangely, on some copies of ''The Others'' too. | ||
* This also appears on the 2002 Australian VHS and DVD releases of ''Serendipity'' (which is strange, as they were both released during the next logo's lifespan). | * This also appears on the 2002 Australian VHS and DVD releases of ''Serendipity'' (which is strange, as they were both released during the next logo's lifespan). | ||
* While Miramax's first videocassettes, issued through Paramount, have a home video variation of the Miramax print logo, there is no animated version of it on said releases as they simply use the standard film logo, if that. | * While Miramax's first videocassettes, issued through Paramount, have a home video variation of the Miramax print logo, there is no animated version of it on said releases as they simply use the standard film logo, if that. | ||
* UK VHS releases didn't start using this logo until the late 90s. Prior to that, Miramax and Dimension titles were | * UK VHS releases didn't start using this logo until the late 90s. Prior to that, Miramax and Dimension titles were released under the [[Touchstone Home Entertainment|Touchstone Home Video]] and [[Hollywood Pictures Home Entertainment|Hollywood Pictures Home Video]] labels. Other than that, this logo was used in the UK until 2005, as seen on a VHS copy of ''My Scene Goes Hollywood: The Movie''. | ||
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'''Music/Sounds Variants:''' On some DVD releases and the VHS of ''Clerks: Uncensored'' (the cartoon adaptation), it uses the previous logo's theme. | '''Music/Sounds Variants:''' On some DVD releases and the VHS of ''Clerks: Uncensored'' (the cartoon adaptation), it uses the previous logo's theme. | ||
'''Availability:''' Can be found on Miramax video releases from 1999 to 2008. | '''Availability:''' Can be found on Miramax video releases from 1999 to 2008. | ||
* Strangely, this doesn't appear on the 2005 DVD of ''My Scene Goes Hollywood: The Movie'', despite the fact that the VHS version of the said film has it. Instead, the [[Buena Vista Home Entertainment]] logo is seen. | * Appears on the ''Bionicle'' movie trilogy at the beginning of the film (after the [[Lego]] logo). | ||
* Strangely, this doesn't appear on the 2005 DVD of ''My Scene Goes Hollywood: The Movie'', despite the fact that the VHS version of the said film has it. Instead, the [[Buena Vista Home Entertainment]] logo is seen. The European DVD releases of ''Pokémon 4Ever'' and ''Pokémon Heroes'' also use BVHE logos on-screen instead of this logo, although the VHS release of the former uses the previous logo. | |||
* The opposite occurs on the 2002 VHS & DVD releases of ''The Adventures of Tom Thumb & Thumbelina'', where despite Miramax not being mentioned on their labels, it appears on both versions of the film regardless. On the DVD version, this appears right after the 2nd [[Buena Vista Home Entertainment|Buena Vista Home Video]] logo. | * The opposite occurs on the 2002 VHS & DVD releases of ''The Adventures of Tom Thumb & Thumbelina'', where despite Miramax not being mentioned on their labels, it appears on both versions of the film regardless. On the DVD version, this appears right after the 2nd [[Buena Vista Home Entertainment|Buena Vista Home Video]] logo. | ||