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* It is unclear if either this logo or Buena Vista International appears on international prints of either ''End of Days'' or ''The Hurricane'' (both [[Beacon Pictures]] productions), though some European DVD releases contain the home video variant of this logo on the latter film. | * It is unclear if either this logo or Buena Vista International appears on international prints of either ''End of Days'' or ''The Hurricane'' (both [[Beacon Pictures]] productions), though some European DVD releases contain the home video variant of this logo on the latter film. | ||
* This logo was also seen on pre-2006 prints of ''The Nightmare Before Christmas'', though newer remastered prints have it plastered with the 2006 Walt Disney Pictures logo starting with the 3D re-release (though Touchstone is still listed at the end of the closing credits). | * This logo was also seen on pre-2006 prints of ''The Nightmare Before Christmas'', though newer remastered prints have it plastered with the 2006 Walt Disney Pictures logo starting with the 3D re-release (though Touchstone is still listed at the end of the closing credits). | ||
** However, it can still be found on pre- | ** However, it can still be found on pre-2008 DVD and VHS releases of said film. | ||
* It also appears at the start of the original UK VHS release of ''Pulp Fiction'', before the [[Miramax Films]] logo. | * It also appears at the start of the original UK VHS release of ''Pulp Fiction'', before the [[Miramax Films]] logo. | ||
* A short version of this logo also appears at the end of international prints of ''The Rocketeer'', in place of the Walt Disney Pictures logo as seen on the American release. | * A short version of this logo also appears at the end of international prints of ''The Rocketeer'', in place of the Walt Disney Pictures logo as seen on the American release. | ||