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* 2010: The trailer was <u>remastered in high definition</u>. The {{color|#0556af|blue}} rectangle is wider and glows, "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''The Audience Is Listening'''}}" text is in a white Imprint Shadow font and the THX logo glows and shines slowly. Below is a THX Ltd. copyright notice.
* 2010: The trailer was <u>remastered in high definition</u>. The {{color|#0556af|blue}} rectangle is wider and glows, "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''The Audience Is Listening'''}}" text is in a white Imprint Shadow font and the THX logo glows and shines slowly. Below is a THX Ltd. copyright notice.
* 2010 A: "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''The Audience Is Listening'''}}" text is replaced with <center>{{big|{{Font|Arial|Digitally mastered <br>for superior sound</br> and picture quality}}}}</center> in the same Arial font (à la 1995 A). <u>It debuted on home entertainment releases starting with ''Star Wars: The Original Trilogy'' Blu-ray.</u>
* 2010 A: "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''The Audience Is Listening'''}}" text is replaced with <center>{{big|{{Font|Arial|Digitally mastered <br>for superior sound</br> and picture quality}}}}</center> in the same Arial font (à la 1995 A). <u>It debuted on home entertainment releases starting with ''Star Wars: The Original Trilogy'' Blu-ray.</u>
* An odd fusion of the LaserDisc variant (the "Mastered and duplicated..." text) and the 1995 variant (the "DIGITALLY MASTERED" text) appeared on the 1997 DVD release of ''Night of the Living Dead'', due to it being based off the LaserDisc release from 1994.
* On the <u>1997 Mexican VHS releases of the ''Star Wars'' films ''A New Hope'', ''The Empire Strikes Back'' and ''Return of the Jedi''</u>, the "{{Font|Arial|Digitally mastered for optimal video and audio performance}}" text is translated in Spanish, reading: '''<center>{{Font|Arial|Masterizada digitalmente para una <br>óptima reproducción de audio y video</br>}}</center>''' The latter two films have slight differences, with ''The Empire Strikes Back'' having the words "{{font|Arial|'''óptima'''}}" and "{{font|arial|'''reproducción'''}}" switched, and ''Return of the Jedi'' having a period at the end of the sentence.
* On the <u>1997 Mexican VHS releases of the ''Star Wars'' films ''A New Hope'', ''The Empire Strikes Back'' and ''Return of the Jedi''</u>, the "{{Font|Arial|Digitally mastered for optimal video and audio performance}}" text is translated in Spanish, reading: '''<center>{{Font|Arial|Masterizada digitalmente para una <br>óptima reproducción de audio y video</br>}}</center>''' The latter two films have slight differences, with ''The Empire Strikes Back'' having the words "{{font|Arial|'''óptima'''}}" and "{{font|arial|'''reproducción'''}}" switched, and ''Return of the Jedi'' having a period at the end of the sentence.


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*** The English surround track features the same audio from the PAL releases.
*** The English surround track features the same audio from the PAL releases.
*** However, the Japanese audio track features the VHS pitch of the Deep Note (E key).
*** However, the Japanese audio track features the VHS pitch of the Deep Note (E key).
*An odd fusion of the LaserDisc variant (the "Mastered and duplicated..." text) and the 1995 variant (the "DIGITALLY MASTERED" text), with it also using the former's Deep Note pitch (in E), appeared on the 1997 DVD release of ''Night of the Living Dead'', due to it being based off the LaserDisc release from 1994.
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'''Availability:''' This debuted on an unknown film in late 1983, and was last seen on the ''Indiana Jones: The Complete Adventures'' Blu-ray.<!--If Temple of Doom is restored as premiere, please attach a source indicating it as such-->
'''Availability:''' This debuted on an unknown film in late 1983, and was last seen on the ''Indiana Jones: The Complete Adventures'' Blu-ray.<!--If Temple of Doom is restored as premiere, please attach a source indicating it as such-->
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* In <u>2009</u>, when Monster joined THX, the trailer became slightly updated. When Tex gets the cord, the camera zooms in to reveal a Monster HDMI cable. When he plugs it in, the graphics on the moo can change it into a Monster Moo Can. "Monster" in 3-D font fades and slides up to the top at the same time as the THX logo. When the THX logo rumbles, the Monster logo rumbles and the black screen shows the THX Monster logo in white and the THX Monster trademark in white.
* In <u>2009</u>, when Monster joined THX, the trailer became slightly updated. When Tex gets the cord, the camera zooms in to reveal a Monster HDMI cable. When he plugs it in, the graphics on the moo can change it into a Monster Moo Can. "Monster" in 3-D font fades and slides up to the top at the same time as the THX logo. When the THX logo rumbles, the Monster logo rumbles and the black screen shows the THX Monster logo in white and the THX Monster trademark in white.
* On the <u>''THX Picture and Sound Optimizer'' disc</u>, the "The Audience Is Listening" text is replaced with "Best Picture. Best Sound."
* On the <u>''THX Picture and Sound Optimizer'' disc</u>, the "The Audience Is Listening" text is replaced with "Best Picture. Best Sound."
* The video game <u>''Lair'' for PlayStation 3</u> uses the same variant from 2005 until the logo finishes, the creatures from the game run under the URL for THX (www.THX.com), and this trailer immediately segues into the Factor 5 logo. During said Factor 5 logo, the last "Moo" sound can still be heard.
* The video game <u>''Lair'' for PlayStation 3</u> uses the same variant from 2005 but when the card drop down, the creatures from the game are shown running under the URL, and one is picked up by a dragon (on sync with the last "Moo" sound), and this trailer immediately segues into the Factor 5 logo. During said Factor 5 logo, the last "Moo" sound can be heard again coming from the animal picked up by the dragon.
* A fullscreen version exists (the entire trailer is letterboxed except for the tagline card "The Best Sound, The Best Picture. You're Watching a THX Certified Feature." is in fullscreen), this is only used for both the <u>US VHS, the United Kingdom (Region 2) & the Australian (Region 4) rental DVD release for ''Monsters''</u>'', Inc.'' (featuring no copyright text and a PAL pitch) and the discs from the second and third editions of ''DVD Demystified.''
* A fullscreen version exists (the entire trailer is letterboxed except for the tagline card "The Best Sound, The Best Picture. You're Watching a THX Certified Feature." is in fullscreen), this is only used for both the <u>US VHS, the United Kingdom (Region 2) & the Australian (Region 4) rental DVD release for ''Monsters''</u>'', Inc.'' (featuring no copyright text and a PAL pitch) and the discs from the second and third editions of ''DVD Demystified.''
* On the <u>''THX Theatrical Trailers: The Audience is Listening''</u> and <u>the French-exclusive ''Les Années Laser THX Trailers'' DVDs</u>, as the tagline cuts to black, a piece of text "www.thx.com" appears fading in and out. It was apparently the same one used in all of the trailers featured in the ''THX Picture and Sound Optimizer'' disc albeit the copyright info being blacked out.
* On the <u>''THX Theatrical Trailers: The Audience is Listening''</u> and <u>the French-exclusive ''Les Années Laser THX Trailers'' DVDs</u>, as the tagline cuts to black, a piece of text "www.thx.com" appears fading in and out. It was apparently the same one used in all of the trailers featured in the ''THX Picture and Sound Optimizer'' disc albeit the copyright info being blacked out.
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'''Technique:''' CGI animation by [[Pacific Data Images]] and [[DreamWorks Animation]].
'''Technique:''' CGI animation by [[Pacific Data Images]] and [[DreamWorks Animation]].


'''Audio:''' The Deep Note (the descending part at first with it falling over), the instruments, Donkey saying "Uh-oh...", Shrek whispering "Donkey!", and Donkey's response: "Okay, okay! Chill, Shrek...". Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy reprise their respective roles as Shrek and Donkey from the film.
'''Audio:''' The Deep Note (the descending part at first with it falling over), the instruments, and the dialogue. Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy reprise their respective roles as Shrek and Donkey from the film.


'''Audio Trivia:''' Donkey's "Uh-oh..." is taken from an early part of the first ''Shrek'' film when he realizes he ran out of fairy dust while he is trying to escape Lord Farquaad's guards.
'''Audio Trivia:''' Donkey's "Uh-oh..." is taken from an early part of the first ''Shrek'' film when he realizes he ran out of fairy dust while he is trying to escape Lord Farquaad's guards.

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