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'''Audio:''' A series of synthesized shining sounds, followed by a nine-note brass tune, a couple of synth blares, and a four-note orchestral tune. This theme was composed by Jerry Goldsmith. | '''Audio:''' A series of synthesized shining sounds, followed by a nine-note brass tune, a couple of synth blares, and a four-note orchestral tune. This theme was composed by Jerry Goldsmith. | ||
'''Audio Variant:''' AMC and Netflix's prints of ''First Blood Part II'' use the TriStar logo with the Carolco jingle (it was originally silent on the movie), while it is high pitched on AMC. | '''Audio Variant:''' AMC, Paramount+, Pluto TV and Netflix's prints of ''First Blood Part II'' use the TriStar logo with the Carolco jingle (it was originally silent on the movie), while it is high pitched on AMC. | ||
'''Audio Trivia:''' This was also featured of the ''First Blood'' and ''Rambo: First Blood Part II'' soundtracks as the thirty-first track and the first track, respectively, as "Carolco Logo". Another track has the slate recording that reveals that the fanfare was made in 75 takes. That version is the twenty-sixth track of the second film's soundtrack as "Carolco Logo (With Slate)". | '''Audio Trivia:''' This was also featured of the ''First Blood'' and ''Rambo: First Blood Part II'' soundtracks as the thirty-first track and the first track, respectively, as "Carolco Logo". Another track has the slate recording that reveals that the fanfare was made in 75 takes. That version is the twenty-sixth track of the second film's soundtrack as "Carolco Logo (With Slate)". | ||