Universal Pictures Home Entertainment: Difference between revisions

* A cut short version can be found at the end of most "making of" documentaries for VHS and DVD releases. It was also used at the beginning of VHS releases of Universal movies distributed by [[GoodTimes Entertainment|GoodTimes Home Video]] such as <u>the 1998 VHS release of ''Jaws: The Revenge''</u> and <u>the 2000 U.S. screener VHS release of ''The Bone Collector''</u>.

* A variant of the short version where the URL "www.universalstudios.com/home" appears at the bottom exists, which is seen on several "making-of" featurettes, <u>such as ''The Stories Behind the Making of The Blues Brothers'' and ''Duel: A Conversation with Steven Spielberg''</u>. The 1997 Universal Studios copyright sometimes may or may not appear in the bottom right. Surprisingly, t<u>he ''Conan Unleashed'' featurette on the international DVD and Blu-ray releases of ''Conan the Barbarian'' (1982)</u> from [[20th Century Studios Home Entertainment|20th Century Fox Home Entertainment]] also retains this variant at the end.  

* A variant of the logo cross-fading into the print logo on the blue background before the warning screen appears also exists, which can be found on <u>the Finnish VHS releases of ''The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure'' and ''Big Fat Liar''</u>.

* A high tone variant exists, which can be found on international releases, and at <u>the beginning of ''Making An American Werewolf in London''</u>, which is preserved on <u>the 2001 Collector's Edition DVD release of ''An American Werewolf in London''</u>.

* A silent version also exists, which is seen <u>at the end of ''The Stories Behind The Making of The Blues Brothers'',</u> which can be found on <u>the 1998 Collector's Edition DVD release of ''The Blues Brothers''</u>.

* Seen on many Universal and [[Focus Features]] releases, direct-to-DVD releases (ie. post-2006 ''Barbie'' films, after Mattel switched from [[Lionsgate Home Entertainment|Lionsgate]]/[[Family Home Entertainment|FHE]]), DVD versions of older, pre-1997 Universal movies, TV movies, TV shows, NBC News specials, and made-for-TV family movies among other releases.

* It is also preserved on the Australian DVD release of ''U2: The Best of 1990-2000''.

* It is also seen on DVD releases of ''The Land Before Time'' TV series.

* This logo also made a reappearance on ''Pontoffel Pock, Where Are You?'' (''Pontoffel Pock & His Magic Piano'' on later video releases) on the 2012 Deluxe Edition DVD release of ''The Lorax'' (1972) due to using a master from 2003.

* Surprisingly, this logo is preserved at the start of the Descriptive Video VHS release of ''Shrek'' before the [[DreamWorks Pictures]] logo (however, the normal VHS release doesn't have it). This would also fit since Universal would provide home media distribution rights to many DreamWorks films uncredited until the rights were moved to [[Paramount Home Entertainment]] in 2006.

* It can also be found on the 2000 VHS and DVD releases of ''Being John Malkovich'' and ''Where the Money Is'' and the 2001 VHS and DVD releases of ''Nurse Betty'' and ''Mad About Mambo'' from [[USA Home Entertainment]].

* It is also seen on many French DVD releases of animated TV shows there such as ''Code Lyoko'', ''Bali'', ''Trotro'', ''T'choupi'' (known as ''Charley & Mimmo'' in the English dub), and ''Titeuf'' (or ''Tootuff'' in the English dub), but it does not appear on DVD releases of ''Ōban Star-Racers'', as it was released by Wild Side Video despite Universal giving distribution rights to the company at the time.

* It is also preserved on all ''Curious George'' DVD releases from 2006 to 2012, as well as VHS and DVD releases of ''Maisy'', ''Butt-Ugly Martians'', ''Sitting Ducks'', ''Mommy & Me: Playgroup Favourites'' and ''Mommy & Me: More Playgroup Favourites''.

* The "URL and Byline" variant is preserved at the beginning of almost every Universal VHS release in the UK from the time, such as the 2001 UK VHS release of ''The Best Of SMTV Live: So Far!'', among many others, including [[Vision Video Ltd.]] and [[Right Entertainment]] releases (excluding the ''Barbie'' films, as they have the Right logo on its own), but excluding [[4Front Video]] releases (which simply has its own logo and warning) and [[DreamWorks Home Entertainment|DreamWorks]] releases (once again, just uses its own logo).

** It is also seen at the end of these releases as well, however, Right Entertainment releases normally end with either just the warning (some 2002 releases) or simply end after the last episode/movie has finished. The only Right releases to have this logo at the end are ''All Eyes on Arthur'', ''Clifford the Big Red Dog'', the Artisan Christmas Classics VHS releases, and ''Postman Pat: Ice Cream Machine''.

** It's not as common on DVD releases, as it is only found on budget DVD releases of children's shows, as well as content from Right and DVD Games by Imagination Games and Zoo Digital.

** The "URL and Byline" variant of this logo is also seen at the end of the 2002 UK VHS re-release of ''We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story'' (1993), but strangely not at the start of it for unknown reasons.

** This logo is also preserved at the start and end of a 2000 UK promotional VHS release of ''Kids Vids 2000''.

* It can also be found on the UK and Australian prints of the ''Home and Away'' collection such as ''Home and Away: Hearts Divided'', ''Home and Away: Secrets and the City'', ''Home and Away: Romances'', and ''Home and Away: Weddings'', respectively.

* This logo's last appearance was on the DVD release of ''The Grey'' (2012).