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*On some movies, the opening theme plays over the logo. | *On some movies, the opening theme plays over the logo. | ||
*Some earlier films with this logo contain a different arrangement of the fanfare that sounds slightly slowed down ([[New Line Home Entertainment]] and [[New Line Television]] continued to use this version until their demises). Brass and percussion instruments are also heard, and an extra bass note is at the end. This is usually plastered with the standard fanfare on newer prints of such films. | *Some earlier films with this logo contain a different arrangement of the fanfare that sounds slightly slowed down ([[New Line Home Entertainment]] and [[New Line Television]] continued to use this version until their demises). Brass and percussion instruments are also heard, and an extra bass note is at the end. This is usually plastered with the standard fanfare on newer prints of such films. | ||
*On ''The Wedding Singer'', there is a rearranged, quadruple-pitched version of the theme, arranged by Teddy Castellucci, which echoes more and has a different flute note (Current prints have this replaced with the standard version instead, | *On ''The Wedding Singer'', there is a rearranged, quadruple-pitched version of the theme, arranged by Teddy Castellucci, which echoes more and has a different flute note (Current prints have this replaced with the standard version instead. However, the YouTube print and a HITS Southeast Asia airing of the movie retains the music variant while using the 2003 byline). | ||
*The theme is shortened on some movies. | *The theme is shortened on some movies. | ||
*On films that originally used the silent 1987 logo, either it is silent or it has the standard theme. | *On films that originally used the silent 1987 logo, either it is silent or it has the standard theme. | ||
*On ''Don Juan DeMarco'', another arrangement, also by Michael Kamen, is heard. Here, the chimes when the text zooms out are more apparent, and the fanfare is also doubled in pitch. | *On ''Don Juan DeMarco'', another arrangement, also by Michael Kamen, is heard. Here, the chimes when the text zooms out are more apparent, and the fanfare is also doubled in pitch. | ||
*Recent prints of ''Jason X'' (2001) have a high-pitched version of | *Recent prints of ''Jason X'' (2001) have a high-pitched version of the slowed-down fanfare playing over the 2003 logo (plastering over the 2001 variation). | ||
*On current prints of ''The Mack'', the 2001 version has both normal and rearranged themes playing at the same time. | *On current prints of ''The Mack'', the 2001 version has both normal and rearranged themes playing at the same time. | ||
*A Canal+ airing of ''Silk'' used the music from the [[Picturehouse Films]] logo on the 2003 version, most likely a sloppy plaster. | *A Canal+ airing of ''Silk'' used the music from the [[Picturehouse Films]] logo on the 2003 version, most likely a sloppy plaster. | ||