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* Another variant has a darker mood. The presentation is the same as usual, except the initial darkness of the globe is darker than usual (pay close attention to that). Then, after the word "UNIVERSAL" is rotated from behind, either a darker, thicker shadow suddenly pops out, then gets brighter than normal towards the end after it locks in position. The entire globe zooms out farther than its intended mark, and instead of slowing to a stop, it stops hard in its far-back position. The globe appears much further back in letterbox format. This variant can be found on ''8 Mile'', ''American Wedding'', ''Seabiscuit'', ''Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World'', ''The Bourne Supremacy'', and ''White Noise''. The variant with the NBC Universal byline (and no shadow) can be seen on stereoscopic 3D prints of ''Despicable Me'' (the 2D prints use the normal variant with the NBC Universal byline).
* Another variant has a darker mood. The presentation is the same as usual, except the initial darkness of the globe is darker than usual (pay close attention to that). Then, after the word "UNIVERSAL" is rotated from behind, either a darker, thicker shadow suddenly pops out, then gets brighter than normal towards the end after it locks in position. The entire globe zooms out farther than its intended mark, and instead of slowing to a stop, it stops hard in its far-back position. The globe appears much further back in letterbox format. This variant can be found on ''8 Mile'', ''American Wedding'', ''Seabiscuit'', ''Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World'', ''The Bourne Supremacy'', and ''White Noise''. The variant with the NBC Universal byline (and no shadow) can be seen on stereoscopic 3D prints of ''Despicable Me'' (the 2D prints use the normal variant with the NBC Universal byline).
* On 4:3 prints of films from 2003 until 2012, starting with ''Peter Pan'' and ending with ''Wanderlust'', the logo zooms out to a much farther distance than usual. This is because the films are shot in a 1.66:1 ratio, and framed for 2.39:1 scope.
* On 4:3 prints of films from 2003 until 2012, starting with ''Peter Pan'' and ending with ''Wanderlust'', the logo zooms out to a much farther distance than usual. This is because the films are shot in a 1.66:1 ratio, and framed for 2.39:1 scope.
* In 2008, the original 1997 version of this logo was remastered for digital releases.
* In 2008, the original 1997 version of this logo was remastered for digital releases and TV airings.
* Starting with ''It's Complicated'' on December 25, 2009, the URL was removed in favor of the byline "A DIVISION OF NBC UNIVERSAL", also in an {{color|orange|orangish}} color and in the Copperplate Gothic typeface, which fades in toward the end. The byline was also added to the logo of NBCUniversal's television division at the time, [[Universal Media Studios]].
* Starting with ''Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant'' on October 23, 2009, the URL was removed in favor of the byline "A DIVISION OF NBC UNIVERSAL", also in an {{color|orange|orangish}} color and in the Copperplate Gothic typeface, which fades in toward the end. The byline was also added to the logo of NBCUniversal's television division at the time, [[Universal Media Studios]].
* On some films, such as ''Munich'' and ''Nanny McPhee Returns'', the logo is bylineless.
* On some films, such as ''Munich'' and ''Nanny McPhee Returns'', the logo is bylineless.
* On German movies such as ''One Way'' (2006) and ''The Coming Days'' (2010), the 1999 variant is used, but "UNIVERSAL PICTURES" in an {{color|orange|orangish}} color and the Univers typeface fades in.
* On German movies such as ''One Way'' (2006) and ''The Coming Days'' (2010), the 1999 variant is used, but "UNIVERSAL PICTURES" in an {{color|orange|orangish}} color and the Univers typeface fades in.
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** You can also see it at the beginning of Ultra HD Blu-ray releases of the first two ''How to Train Your Dragon'' films, the first three ''Shrek'' films, ''The Croods'' and ''Puss in Boots'', but not on the standard Blu-ray discs, due to them being re-labels of the original discs distributed by [[Paramount Home Entertainment]] (through [[DreamWorks Animation Home Entertainment]] and [[20th Century Studios Home Entertainment|20th Century Fox Home Entertainment]].
** You can also see it at the beginning of Ultra HD Blu-ray releases of the first two ''How to Train Your Dragon'' films, the first three ''Shrek'' films, ''The Croods'' and ''Puss in Boots'', but not on the standard Blu-ray discs, due to them being re-labels of the original discs distributed by [[Paramount Home Entertainment]] (through [[DreamWorks Animation Home Entertainment]] and [[20th Century Studios Home Entertainment|20th Century Fox Home Entertainment]].
** It also appeared on the 2018 Japanese theatrical release of ''The Boss Baby'', plastering the final 20th Century Fox logo.
** It also appeared on the 2018 Japanese theatrical release of ''The Boss Baby'', plastering the final 20th Century Fox logo.
* It also appeared on the 2014-2020 DVD releases (and reprints of older releases) of [[HIT Entertainment]]/[[Mattel]] movies and shows such as ''Thomas & Friends'' and ''Bob the Builder''.
* It also appeared on the 2012 and 2014 DVD releases of the [[Laika]] films ''ParaNorman'' and ''The Boxtrolls'' respectively.
* It also appeared on the 2012 and 2014 DVD releases of the [[Laika]] films ''ParaNorman'' and ''The Boxtrolls'' respectively.
* It also appeared on anime shows distributed by NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan that are licensed by [[Funimation]] (now known as [[Crunchyroll]]), as well as games like ''Jurassic World: Evolution'', ''Jurassic World: Evolution 2'', ''Fast & Furious: Showdown'' and ''Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious''.
* It also appeared on anime shows distributed by NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan that are licensed by [[Funimation]] (now known as [[Crunchyroll]]), as well as games like ''Jurassic World: Evolution'', ''Jurassic World: Evolution 2'', ''Fast & Furious: Showdown'' and ''Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious''.
* Since 2021, this logo appears before the 2021 [[Warner Bros. Pictures]] logo on theatrical prints of Warner Bros. films in various territories where Universal distributes them, such as in Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong and Mexico. Examples include ''The Suicide Squad'', ''King Richard'', ''Dune'', ''Black Adam'', ''Mummies'', and ''The Flash''.
* It's also retained on the [[PBS Distribution]] DVD release of ''Dinosaur Train: Adventure Island''.
* Since 2021, this logo appears before the 2021 [[Warner Bros. Pictures]] logo on theatrical prints of Warner Bros. films in various territories where Universal distributes them, such as in Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong and Mexico. Examples include ''Space Jam: A New Legacy'', ''The Suicide Squad'', ''King Richard'', ''Dune'', ''Black Adam'', ''Mummies'', and ''The Flash''.
* It precedes the [[Huayi Brothers]] logo on American prints of ''CZ12''.
* It precedes the [[Huayi Brothers]] logo on American prints of ''CZ12''.
* It also appears on international prints of [[Neon Distribution|Neon]] films such as ''Little Monsters'', in which Universal distributed in Australia, ''In the Earth'', ''Moonage Daydream'', and ''Infinity Pool''.
* It also appears on international prints of [[Neon Distribution|Neon]] films such as ''Little Monsters'', in which Universal distributed in Australia, ''In the Earth'', ''Moonage Daydream'', and ''Infinity Pool''.
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