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==Background== | |||
Originally established in 1923 by Walter Elias '''"Walt" Disney''' as animation studio "Walt Disney Productions" (renamed "The Walt Disney Company" in 1986), Walt Disney Productions produced its first animated film, ''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'', in 1937, but never used a proper logo until 1985. Instead, it used an in-credit text on most of its films. In 1983, the company was renamed as "Walt Disney Pictures" with the establishment of its own movie arm, and the Buena Vista text was modified to "Distributed by BUENA VISTA PICTURES DISTRIBUTION" and moved to the end credits. Disney retired the Buena Vista brand in 2007 aside from its home video distribution arm. | |||
==Logos== | |||
===1st Logo (December 21, 1937-June 21, 1985)=== | ===1st Logo (December 21, 1937-June 21, 1985)=== | ||
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<u>Logo:</u> This is not really a logo, only an in-credit text. At the start of the film, we see the words "Walt Disney Presents" or "Walt Disney Productions Presents". At the end of the film, we see "The End, A Walt Disney Production" or "The End, Walt Disney Productions". | <u>Logo:</u> This is not really a logo, only an in-credit text. At the start of the film, we see the words "Walt Disney Presents" or "Walt Disney Productions Presents". At the end of the film, we see "The End, A Walt Disney Production" or "The End, Walt Disney Productions". | ||
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*From 1982 to 1985, the studio's theatrical product under the Disney name (except for the two shorts released in 1983, ''Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore'', and ''Mickey's Christmas Carol'') had simply "Walt Disney Productions" at the end of the credits. The text "the end" is omitted, as the practice of using these two words at the closing of films had pretty much ceased by now. | *From 1982 to 1985, the studio's theatrical product under the Disney name (except for the two shorts released in 1983, ''Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore'', and ''Mickey's Christmas Carol'') had simply "Walt Disney Productions" at the end of the credits. The text "the end" is omitted, as the practice of using these two words at the closing of films had pretty much ceased by now. | ||
*On ''Popeye'' and ''Dragonslayer'', the text reads as "Paramount Pictures Corporation and Walt Disney Productions present", as both films were distributed in America by Paramount and internationally by Disney. | *On ''Popeye'' and ''Dragonslayer'', the text reads as "Paramount Pictures Corporation and Walt Disney Productions present", as both films were distributed in America by Paramount and internationally by Disney. | ||
* | *In some films, the movie's title is seen on the end title. Some examples include ''Make Mine Music'', Fun & Fancy-Free, Melody Time, and ''Treasure Island''. | ||
*On Treasure Island and One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing, notices for filming locations are added. | *On Treasure Island and One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing, notices for filming locations are added. | ||
*Sometimes, only "The End" is seen. Some examples are The Three Caballeros and Make Mine Music. | *Sometimes, only "The End" is seen. Some examples are The Three Caballeros and Make Mine Music. | ||
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===2nd Logo (50th Anniversary) (December 22, 1972-July 12, 1973)=== | ===2nd Logo (50th Anniversary) (December 22, 1972-July 12, 1973)=== | ||
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<u>Nickname:</u> "50 Happy Years" | <u>Nickname:</u> "50 Happy Years" | ||
<u>Logo:</u> On a {{Font color|red|red}} background with black moving dots, a {{Font color|blue|blue}} version of Disney's 50th anniversary logo (a big "50" with Mickey Mouse ears on the "0" with the word "HAPPY" above it and "YEARS" below) appears and eventually changes the background into a blue background with images of Disney cartoon characters, outlined in {{Font color|green|green}}, facing the ''50''. The "50" logo zooms out followed by "HAPPY" zooming out above it and "YEARS" doing the same below. Tinker Bell appears, flies around and waves her wand, changing the screen to black. The 1954 Buena Vista logo would follow. | <u>Logo:</u> On a {{Font color|red|red}} background with black moving dots, a {{Font color|blue|blue}} version of Disney's 50th anniversary logo (a big "50" with Mickey Mouse ears on the "0" with the word "HAPPY" above it and "YEARS" below) appears and eventually changes the background into a blue background with images of Disney cartoon characters, outlined in {{Font color|green|green}}, facing the ''50''. The "50" logo zooms out followed by "HAPPY" zooming out above it and "YEARS" doing the same below. Tinker Bell appears, flies around, and waves her wand, changing the screen to black. The 1954 Buena Vista logo would follow. | ||
<u>FX/SFX:</u> The several logo designs appearing, the zoom in (revealing the background), Tinker Bell flying around and the transition effect to the Buena Vista logo. | <u>FX/SFX:</u> The several logo designs appearing, the zoom-in (revealing the background), Tinker Bell flying around, and the transition effect to the Buena Vista logo. | ||
<u>Music/Sounds:</u> The first two bars of "When You Wish Upon a Star". An announcer (Dick Wesson) says "And now, a 50th anniversary presentation from Walt Disney Productions!". On international releases, the announcer is absent, and the music is two full tones lower. | <u>Music/Sounds:</u> The first two bars of "When You Wish Upon a Star". An announcer (Dick Wesson) says "And now, a 50th-anniversary presentation from Walt Disney Productions!". On international releases, the announcer is absent, and the music is two full tones lower. | ||
<u>Availability:</u> Extremely rare. Appeared before the 1954 Buena Vista logo on the studio's films (both original and reissues) in 1973 and also appeared briefly (twice) on ''The Wonderful World of Disney'' episode "50 Happy Years". Remains intact on ''Charley and the Angel''. Its first known appearance was on ''Snowball Express'', and its last known appearance was on ''A Disney Cartoon Jubilee''. | <u>Availability:</u> Extremely rare. Appeared before the 1954 Buena Vista logo on the studio's films (both original and reissues) in 1973 and also appeared briefly (twice) on ''The Wonderful World of Disney'' episode "50 Happy Years". Remains intact on ''Charley and the Angel''. Its first known appearance was on ''Snowball Express'', and its last known appearance was on ''A Disney Cartoon Jubilee''. | ||
<u>Editor's Note:</u> | <u>Editor's Note:</u> None. | ||
3rd Logo | ===3rd Logo (October 7, 1983-December 25, 1998)=== | ||
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<u>Logo:</u> Again, just text reading "WALT DISNEY PICTURES", but applied differently depending on the movie. | <u>Logo:</u> Again, just text reading "WALT DISNEY PICTURES", but applied differently depending on the movie. | ||
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<u>Music/Sounds:</u> The beginning of the movie's theme. On ''A Far Off Place'' and ''The Three Musketeers'', it's silent. | <u>Music/Sounds:</u> The beginning of the movie's theme. On ''A Far Off Place'' and ''The Three Musketeers'', it's silent. | ||
<u>Availability:</u> Again, on some Disney movies from the era. This logo was most often used on live-action films, often to denote more serious fare. Sometimes preceded or plastered by the 1985 logo. The logo, however, came back in 1990 on trailers. Also seen on ''The Rocketeer'', ''A Far Off Place'', ''The Three Musketeers'', ''Squanto: A Warrior's Tale'' (only at the beginning of the film; the next logo appears at the end of the film), ''Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book'', and '''Mighty Joe Young''' (although the next logo appears on the trailers and TV spots for said film). Also seen on trailers for ''White Fang'', ''Shipwrecked'', ''Newsies'', ''Hocus Pocus'', ''Cool Runnings'', ''Iron Will'', ''Angels in the Outfield'', ''Jungle 2 Jungle'', ''Rocketman'', and ''George of the Jungle'' (though the actual films use the next logo instead). | <u>Availability:</u> Again, on some Disney movies from the era. This logo was most often used on live-action films, often to denote more serious fare. Sometimes preceded or plastered by the 1985 logo. The logo, however, came back in 1990 on trailers. Also seen on ''The Rocketeer'', ''A Far Off Place'', ''The Three Musketeers'', ''Squanto: A Warrior's Tale'' (only at the beginning of the film; the next logo appears at the end of the film), ''Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book'', and '''Mighty Joe Young''' (although the next logo appears on the trailers and TV spots for the said film). Also seen on trailers for ''White Fang'', ''Shipwrecked'', ''Newsies'', ''Hocus Pocus'', ''Cool Runnings'', ''Iron Will'', ''Angels in the Outfield'', ''Jungle 2 Jungle'', ''Rocketman'', and ''George of the Jungle'' (though the actual films use the next logo instead). | ||
<u>Editor's Note:</u> This tends to be regarded as | <u>Editor's Note:</u> This tends to be regarded as overly simple and plain for a Disney logo. | ||
4th Logo | ===4th Logo (June 21, 1985-December 12, 2006)=== | ||
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<u>Nickname:</u> "The Disney Castle", "Magic Kingdom", "Sleeping Beauty Castle", ''Classic Castle'', "The Blue Castle", "Nostalgic Castle" | <u>Nickname:</u> "The Disney Castle", "Magic Kingdom", "Sleeping Beauty Castle", ''Classic Castle'', "The Blue Castle", "Nostalgic Castle" | ||
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*The size of the logo may vary. | *The size of the logo may vary. | ||
*From 1985 until 2005, the logo is filmed and made with traditional ink-and-paint cel animation (which means that the logo was painted on several layers of production cels and animated frame by frame), while from 1995 until 2006, the logo is videotaped and made with digital ink-and-paint. | *From 1985 until 2005, the logo is filmed and made with traditional ink-and-paint cel animation (which means that the logo was painted on several layers of production cels and animated frame by frame), while from 1995 until 2006, the logo is videotaped and made with digital ink-and-paint. | ||
*There is a variation used from 1994 until 2006 in which the light forming the castle and the curved line's reflection are a little transparent, the flash forming the words "WALT DiSNEY" is a little brighter, and the word "PICTURES" fades in more | *There is a variation used from 1994 until 2006 in which the light forming the castle and the curved line's reflection are a little transparent, the flash forming the words "WALT DiSNEY" is a little brighter, and the word "PICTURES" fades in more quickly. | ||
*Prior to 1990, the semi-circular line is drawn all the way to the bottom left. Also, there is a pause after the initial glow before the shower of light descends, and the flash from the castle gate starts immediately after the castle has been formed. | *Prior to 1990, the semi-circular line is drawn all the way to the bottom left. Also, there is a pause after the initial glow before the shower of light descends, and the flash from the castle gate starts immediately after the castle has been formed. | ||
*There is a variation of this logo where the animation is slow and choppy, and the "shower of light" is not as apparent (it looks more like somebody sliding a sheet of blue paper down to form the castle logo). A smoother version of this variant debuted in 1991. | *There is a variation of this logo where the animation is slow and choppy, and the "shower of light" is not as apparent (it looks more like somebody sliding a sheet of blue paper down to form the castle logo). A smoother version of this variant debuted in 1991. | ||
*When classic Disney shorts were re-released in the 1990s, the text "A FULLY RESTORED ORIGINAL/ANIMATED CLASSIC", in the font used for "PICTURES", is shown before the logo. On The Old Mill, the text reads "A FULLY RESTORED ACADEMY AWARD WINNING ANIMATED CLASSIC" with a drawing of an Oscar statue to the left and | *When classic Disney shorts were re-released in the 1990s, the text "A FULLY RESTORED ORIGINAL/ANIMATED CLASSIC", in the font used for "PICTURES", is shown before the logo. On The Old Mill, the text reads "A FULLY RESTORED ACADEMY AWARD-WINNING ANIMATED CLASSIC" with a drawing of an Oscar statue to the left and copyright for the A.M.P.A.S. on the bottom. | ||
*There is a variant in which the flash that forms the "Walt Disney" text is a little slower and is shaped like an oval. This can be found on ''101 Dalmatians'' (1996 film), the widescreen version of ''Lady and the Tramp'' (1998 WDMC release) and the 2004 release of ''Mary Poppins'', plastering the Buena Vista logo. | *There is a variant in which the flash that forms the "Walt Disney" text is a little slower and is shaped like an oval. This can be found on ''101 Dalmatians'' (1996 film), the widescreen version of ''Lady and the Tramp'' (1998 WDMC release), and the 2004 release of ''Mary Poppins'', plastering the Buena Vista logo. | ||
*There is a short version that can be seen on ''Return to Oz'', the Roger Rabbit short ''Tummy Trouble'', ''DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp'', the 1995 Mickey Mouse short ''Runaway Brain'', ''Treasure Planet'', and the 1980's re-issue of | *There is a short version that can be seen on ''Return to Oz'', the Roger Rabbit short ''Tummy Trouble'', ''DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp'', the 1995 Mickey Mouse short ''Runaway Brain'', ''Treasure Planet'', and the 1980's re-issue of 1939 Goofy short ''Goofy and Wilbur''. It also appeared along with the Touchstone Home Video logo on very early Touchstone Home Video releases, mainly ''Splash'', ''My Science Project'', and ''Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend''. | ||
*On ''Oliver & Company'', the original film release had the 1985 version of the castle, while the 1996 video release uses the 1990 variant. | *On ''Oliver & Company'', the original film release had the 1985 version of the castle, while the 1996 video release uses the 1990 variant. | ||
*There is an even shorter variant that starts after the "WALT DiSNEY" text is formed. This can be seen | *There is an even shorter variant that starts after the "WALT DiSNEY" text is formed. This can be seen in the mid-2000s releases of some classic films (such as ''Bambi'' and ''Cinderella'', among others), plastering over the Buena Vista logo. | ||
*There is a variant in which the "WALT DiSNEY" text is in what appears to be "shadow" mode. It is unclear whether this is a result of film deterioration, distortion, or if this was indeed an actual variant. | *There is a variant in which the "WALT DiSNEY" text is in what appears to be "shadow" mode. It is unclear whether this is a result of film deterioration, distortion, or if this was indeed an actual variant. | ||
*There is a variant used from 2000 until 2006 in which a seventh flag is added to the right of the castle. | *There is a variant used from 2000 until 2006 in which a seventh flag is added to the right of the castle. | ||
*There is a variant in which the logo is a still picture. This can be found at the end of ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame'' and on 1990s re-releases of some 1940s-1950s Disney cartoons (such as ''Pluto's Fledgling''), plastering over the 1953 Buena Vista logo. | *There is a variant in which the logo is a still picture. This can be found at the end of ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame'' and on the 1990s re-releases of some 1940s-1950s Disney cartoons (such as ''Pluto's Fledgling''), plastering over the 1953 Buena Vista logo. | ||
*On a few 2003-2006 animated films such as ''Piglet's Big Movie'' and ''Leroy & Stitch'', "PICTURES" appears with "WALT DiSNEY" instead of fading in after. | *On a few 2003-2006 animated films such as ''Piglet's Big Movie'' and ''Leroy & Stitch'', "PICTURES" appears with "WALT DiSNEY" instead of fading in after. | ||
*Depending on the movie, there could be a variant which includes characters or a style from the movie (or an alternate variant of the original version). Click here for a list of these variants. | *Depending on the movie, there could be a variant which includes characters or a style from the movie (or an alternate variant of the original version). Click here for a list of these variants. | ||
*This logo is revived on the 2013 film ''Saving Mr. Banks'', except instead of animating as normal, it appears on a classic-style title card with copyright notice etc. above the text "Walt Disney Presents" a la the 1st logo in a font similar to the signature font used by the company before the 1980s that more resembled Walt's actual signature. | *This logo is revived on the 2013 film ''Saving Mr. Banks'', except instead of animating as normal, it appears on a classic-style title card with copyright notice, etc. above the text "Walt Disney Presents" a la the 1st logo in a font similar to the signature font used by the company before the 1980s that more resembled Walt's actual signature. | ||
<u>FX/SFX:</u> The "glowing castle", the "flash", and the drawing of the line. | <u>FX/SFX:</u> The "glowing castle", the "flash", and the drawing of the line. | ||
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*The theme is re-orchestrated in a dramatically different key on 1994's ''White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf''. This version was also arranged by John Debney. | *The theme is re-orchestrated in a dramatically different key on 1994's ''White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf''. This version was also arranged by John Debney. | ||
*Some films, such as ''Recess: School's Out'', ''Jungle 2 Jungle'', and ''The Princess Diaries'', use a more dramatic re-orchestration. | *Some films, such as ''Recess: School's Out'', ''Jungle 2 Jungle'', and ''The Princess Diaries'', use a more dramatic re-orchestration. | ||
* | *In 1995 short ''Runaway Brain'', the logo's theme is re-orchestrated and sounds more like the 1988 Walt Disney Television logo. | ||
*At the end of ''D3: The Mighty Ducks'', it uses a flash sound and then a laser sound. | *At the end of ''D3: The Mighty Ducks'', it uses a flash sound and then a laser sound. | ||
*At the end of movies, this logo is usually silent or has the ending theme of the movie playing over it. | *At the end of movies, this logo is usually silent or has the ending theme of the movie playing over it. | ||
*Some films, such as ''Flight of the Navigator'', ''The Rescuers Down Under'', as well as the 1998 VHS of ''The Little Mermaid'', have the music off-sync with the logo's animation. | *Some films, such as ''Flight of the Navigator'', ''The Rescuers Down Under'', as well as the 1998 VHS of ''The Little Mermaid'', have the music off-sync with the logo's animation. | ||
*On re-releases of Disney animated shorts in the 1990s, the logo is silent until the end, when the 1950s Buena Vista music pops up before the cartoon starts. | *On re-releases of Disney animated shorts in the 1990s, the logo is silent until the end, when the 1950s Buena Vista music pops up before the cartoon starts. | ||
* | *In some films, the film's opening score incorporates the first few bars of "When You Wish Upon a Star" when the logo appears. | ||
*On one print of ''Old Yeller'', due to a plastering mistake, we hear the film's custom Buena Vista fanfare playing over at the end of the logo. | *On one print of ''Old Yeller'', due to a plastering mistake, we hear the film's custom Buena Vista fanfare playing over at the end of the logo. | ||
* | *In some films, such as ''The Emperor's New Groove'', ''Mulan'', ''Pocahontas'', and ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame'', the opening theme of the movie is heard. | ||
*On ''The Santa Clause 2'', the flute/recorder isn't heard. | *On ''The Santa Clause 2'', the flute/recorder isn't heard. | ||
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*The 2000 version was first seen on ''The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea'', released on September 19, 2000 (it was also the first Disney direct-to-video movie to use this logo), and made its final appearance on ''The Fox and the Hound 2'', released on December 12, 2006. | *The 2000 version was first seen on ''The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea'', released on September 19, 2000 (it was also the first Disney direct-to-video movie to use this logo), and made its final appearance on ''The Fox and the Hound 2'', released on December 12, 2006. | ||
*The last films to use this logo in theaters were ''The Wild'' and ''The Shaggy Dog'' (the 2006 remake starring Tim Allen). | *The last films to use this logo in theaters were ''The Wild'' and ''The Shaggy Dog'' (the 2006 remake starring Tim Allen). | ||
*The last direct-to-video releases to use this | *The last direct-to-video releases to use this was ''Bambi II'', ''Brother Bear 2'', and ''The Fox and the Hound 2''. | ||
*It was seen on trailers for ''Toy Story'' as well, but the film itself uses the 6th logo. | *It was seen on trailers for ''Toy Story'' as well, but the film itself uses the 6th logo. | ||
*The current Blu-ray/DVD release of ''The Great Mouse Detective'' uses the 1994 variant of this logo, replacing the 1985 and 1990 logos. | *The current Blu-ray/DVD release of ''The Great Mouse Detective'' uses the 1994 variant of this logo, replacing the 1985 and 1990 logos. | ||
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5th Logo | ===5th Logo (April 15, 1988)=== | ||
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<u>Logo:</u> On a very shady {{Font color|cadetblue|cadet blue}} gradient background, the regular "WALT DiSNEY" script, in a textured {{Font color|lightskyblue|baby blue}} hue, writes itself onscreen (a la the 1986 Walt Disney Home Video logo). The word "P I C T U R E S" fades in below the script in a Times font, with each of the letters spaced-out. A dot of light appears below the script and extends to form a line between the script and text. | <u>Logo:</u> On a very shady {{Font color|cadetblue|cadet blue}} gradient background, the regular "WALT DiSNEY" script, in a textured {{Font color|lightskyblue|baby blue}} hue, writes itself onscreen (a la the 1986 Walt Disney Home Video logo). The word "P I C T U R E S" fades in below the script in a Times font, with each of the letters spaced-out. A dot of light appears below the script and extends to form a line between the script and text. | ||
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6th Logo (Pixar Variant) | ===6th Logo (Pixar Variant) (November 19, 1995-June 29, 2007)=== | ||
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<u>Nicknames:</u> "The Pixar Castle", "Pixar Kingdom", "Sleeping Beauty Castle 3D", "CGI Disney Castle", "The Disney Castle II" | <u>Nicknames:</u> "The Pixar Castle", "Pixar Kingdom", "Sleeping Beauty Castle 3D", "CGI Disney Castle", "The Disney Castle II" | ||
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7th Logo | ===7th Logo (May 19, 2000-April 14, 2006)=== | ||
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<u>Nicknames:</u> "Hidden Disney Castle", "The Flare", "The Disney Castle III", "The Flashlight", "Golden Disney Castle" | <u>Nicknames:</u> "Hidden Disney Castle", "The Flare", "The Disney Castle III", "The Flashlight", "Golden Disney Castle" | ||
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8th Logo | ===8th Logo (July 7, 2006-)=== | ||
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<u>Nicknames:</u> "CGI Magic Kingdom", "The Disney Castle IV", "Cinderella Castle", "Ultra Majestic Castle", "The Happiest Place on Earth", "CGI Disney Castle II", "Sleeping Beauty Castle 3D II" | <u>Nicknames:</u> "CGI Magic Kingdom", "The Disney Castle IV", "Cinderella Castle", "Ultra Majestic Castle", "The Happiest Place on Earth", "CGI Disney Castle II", "Sleeping Beauty Castle 3D II" | ||
<u>Logo:</u> We fade into a view of a night sky, with a star somewhere on the screen and the clouds on the bottom. We then start flying down through the clouds with the camera. We then pan with the camera down to a very clear view of a river, with a train running down the railroad track. We then fly with the camera past a flag | <u>Logo:</u> We fade into a view of a night sky, with a star somewhere on the screen and the clouds on the bottom. We then start flying down through the clouds with the camera. We then pan with the camera down to a very clear view of a river, with a train running down the railroad track. We then fly with the camera past a flag and pan down as we see some fireworks going off, only to find the castle completely redone in CGI. The fireworks are almost finished when we almost reach a comfortable position in front of the castle. When the fireworks finish, a very small dot (you will have to look closely if you want to see it) appears way closer to the castle and then moves to the right side. The dot then draws a line over the castle as we are slightly panning, and it is almost finished when we are in a comfortable position in front of the castle. When the dot is finished drawing the line, "WALT DiSNEY", in its well-known script (although it is slightly different to the 1985 font), fades in front of the main gate of the castle. When it does, "P I C T U R E S" fades in below the script. | ||
<u>Variants:</u> | <u>Variants:</u> | ||
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<u>Music/Sounds Variants:</u> | <u>Music/Sounds Variants:</u> | ||
*On ''Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides'', it is their respective music cue, along with the sounds of the fireworks, | *On ''Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides'', it is their respective music cue, along with the sounds of the fireworks, riverboat, and water flowing. | ||
*Otherwise, the opening music plays over the logo, with all other sounds silent. This can be seen on ''Moana'', ''Frozen'' and ''Inside Out'', among other films. | *Otherwise, the opening music plays over the logo, with all other sounds silent. This can be seen on ''Moana'', ''Frozen'' and ''Inside Out'', among other films. | ||
*The closing variant is silent on some films, while on other films, the sound of fairy dust is heard over the closing variant. | *The closing variant is silent on some films, while on other films, the sound of fairy dust is heard over the closing variant. | ||
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==Copyright Stamps== | |||
Here is some information about the copyright stamps on the Disney films: | |||
*1930-1931: Copyright © by Walter E. Disney | |||
*1931-1940: Copyright © by Walt Disney Productions, Ltd. | |||
*1940-September 17, 1985: Copyright © by Walt Disney Productions | |||
*July 2, 1986-March 8, 1996: Copyright © by The Walt Disney Company | |||
*April 12, 1996-present: Copyright © by Disney Enterprises, Inc. | |||
*November 25, 1998-present: Copyright © by Disney Enterprises, Inc./Pixar Animation Studios (on Pixar films). | |||
[[Category: Movie Logos]] [[Category: The Walt Disney Company]] | [[Category: Movie Logos]] [[Category: The Walt Disney Company]] | ||