Columbia Pictures: Difference between revisions

* 1981-1990: The standard Torch Lady (a somewhat less detailed version of her 1970s iteration, wearing a more {{color|orange}} robe) is seen standing on a pedestal with her torch against a backdrop of clouds similar to that of the previous logo (albeit slightly less detailed and with a more {{color|blue|blueish}} tone). The light emitting from torch grows brighter, and briefly shines in a sunburst shape (a la the previous logo) behind the Torch Lady before dimming back into place. The words "{{color|#FFA500|'''{{font|Serif|Columbia Pictures}}'''}}" (in the same font as the last logo) fade in on opposite sides of the Torch Lady as her torch continues to shine.

* 1989-1993: Same as the original variant, but the sunburst animation is omitted (however, one can still see a glimpse of the {{color|red}} light from the sunburst if one looks closely). Instead, after a second, the "{{color|#FFA500|'''{{font|Serif|Columbia Pictures}}'''}}" text fades in (a la the 1936-1976 logo).

* Oddly, the original 1993 video releases of ''A League of Their Own'' and ''A Few Good Men'' have a shortened version of the sunburst logo. The first film has the logo fade in as the sunburst retracts, while the second film has it fade in when the sunburst flares in. However, current prints of said films have the standard 1989 logo.