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* On the 2000 Region 2/4 PAL DVD release of ''Erin Brockovich'' (and its 2012 reprint), for some strange reason, the 1998 theme is NTSC-pitched (as with the 1997 Universal logo's theme). This is also the case on the film's UK VHS release.
* On the 2000 Region 2/4 PAL DVD release of ''Erin Brockovich'' (and its 2012 reprint), for some strange reason, the 1998 theme is NTSC-pitched (as with the 1997 Universal logo's theme). This is also the case on the film's UK VHS release.
* Some newer prints of 1993-1998 films may have their original 1993-98 fanfares (whether main or alternate) reverse plastered with a later 1998 one (whether main or alternate, as well). Examples of this are Blu-ray prints of ''Last Action Hero'' (digital prints keep the original fanfare), Netflix's print of ''In the Line of Fire'' (which also includes both films' 2021 UHD releases), and later releases of ''Desperado''.
* Some newer prints of 1993-1998 films may have their original 1993-98 fanfares (whether main or alternate) reverse plastered with a later 1998 one (whether main or alternate, as well). Examples of this are Blu-ray prints of ''Last Action Hero'' (digital prints keep the original fanfare), Netflix's print of ''In the Line of Fire'' (which also includes both films' 2021 UHD releases), and later releases of ''Desperado''.
* On the UHD release of ''The Remains of the Day'', it starts off with the original 1993 main version of the fanfare, but oddly surges into the current 1998 main version due to a attempted reverse plaster, with the previous fanfare heard over the current one.
* On the UHD release of ''The Remains of the Day'' (1993), it starts off with the original 1993 main version of the fanfare, but oddly surges into the current 1998 main version due to a attempted reverse plaster, with the previous fanfare heard over the current one.


'''Availability:''' Current. It has been placed in front of most Columbia films for nearly 30 years.
'''Availability:''' Current. It has been placed in front of most Columbia films for nearly 30 years.

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