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'''Logo:''' A futuristic city appears during sunrise, and a hovercar flies past the right side of the screen. The camera then quickly starts moving to the bottom left, and we zoom past a bunch of close up buildings before zooming downwards. The camera pans down as we rush through a circuit-board type hole with lots of hovercars darting past us, left and right. Eventually, we pan up, ending up in a New York-esque town, following a singular road before stopping outside a cinema with a neon Dolby logo on it. We stop for a few seconds, before zooming forwards, into the cinema doors. They open, blasting a white light at us. The flash fades away, revealing the Dolby logo. | '''Logo:''' A futuristic city appears during sunrise, and a hovercar flies past the right side of the screen. The camera then quickly starts moving to the bottom left, and we zoom past a bunch of close up buildings before zooming downwards. The camera pans down as we rush through a circuit-board type hole with lots of hovercars darting past us, left and right. Eventually, we pan up, ending up in a New York-esque town, following a singular road before stopping outside a cinema with a neon Dolby logo on it. We stop for a few seconds, before zooming forwards, into the cinema doors. They open, blasting a white light at us. The flash fades away, revealing the Dolby logo. | ||
'''Variant:''' In some cases, 'DIGITAL' will appear below 'DOLBY'. | '''Variant:''' In some cases, 'DIGITAL' will appear below 'DOLBY'. In 2020, a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvTihtdKdfo rare 35mm film version] was found that contains the Dolby Digital Surround EX logo at the end. | ||
'''FX/SFX:''' Amazing CGI by Reel FX. Similar to the Helicopter trailer, it gave a more updated and photorealistic use of CGI. | '''FX/SFX:''' Amazing CGI by Reel FX. Similar to the Helicopter trailer, it gave a more updated and photorealistic use of CGI. | ||