The Weinstein Company: Difference between revisions

*Some films' closing credits have the logo with different lighting and plain text.

*Sometimes, the text reads "{{color|silver|TWC}}" instead of the company's full name.

*On <u>''Hoodwinked!''</u>, the logo is still.

*<u>The North American release of ''Arthur and the Invisibles''</u> has the logo squashed up.

*On <u>''Derailed''</u>, <u>''Vicky Cristina Barcelona''</u>, and <u>''The Ex''</u> (which uses the "TWC" variant), the logo is filmed.

'''Audio:''' An orchestrated piece composed by Nicole Weinstein (daughter of Bob) that fades out when the logo fades. Otherwise, it is silent, or has the opening theme of the film. The closing variant has the tail-end of the end credits music playing over or none.

*The American release of ''The Magic Roundabout'' (''Doogal'') has a different orchestral tune composed by James L. Venable playing over the logo. This version's theme has some similarities to the music for the 4th [[Image Entertainment]] logo.

*On ''Django Unchained'' and ''The Hateful Eight'' (both directed by Quentin Tarantino), a different piece with light switch sounds is heard. This was also composed by Nicole Weinstein.

'''Availability:''' It appeared on all films from the company from ''Derailed'' to ''Tulip Fever''.

*This did not appear on ''Space Chimps'', as that uses an in-credit notice and it was distributed by [[20th Century Studios|20th Century Fox]] in the US instead.

*This plastered the aforementioned logo on the US release of ''The Iron Lady'' (2011), as Fox distributed the film in the UK.

*It also appeared on their DVD reissues of a couple of Miramax films, such as ''Cinema Paradiso'' and ''The Thief and the Cobbler'', preceding the Miramax Films and [[Miramax Family Films]] logos, respectively.

*It also appeared on the US release of ''Leo the Lion''.

*Following the Harvey Weinstein scandal, the company stopped releasing movies, and this logo has since been retired due to the company's bankruptcy and to distance the films from the scandal. Current prints have slowly begun plastering this logo over with the 2013 Lionsgate logo for films they currently distribute, though for the most part it's usually preceded by Lantern's logo. Some Lionsgate owned Weinstein Company films, such as ''The Young and the Prodigious T.S. Spivet'' and ''Trick or Treaters'', still have this logo intact.

*Even though it appeared on its theatrical release, it didn't appear on the Lionsgate DVD release of ''Leap!'' for obvious reasons; in fact, they aren't even mentioned at all on the DVD cover art.

*This originally appeared on original pre-theatrical prints of ''Wind River'' (2017). However, it doesn't appear on the Academy Awards screening due to the same reasons above.<ref>https://www.indiewire.com/2017/10/weinstein-company-logo-wind-river-academy-1201888556/</ref>