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On March 29, 2005, however, the Weinstein brothers decided to leave both Disney and Miramax, taking the Dimension label with them (the split was consummated on September 30 that same year), and in October 2005, they made another film company called "[[The Weinstein Company]]". In January 2010, its offices were shut down in New York and Los Angeles and moved operations to Burbank, where Disney is based. The move caused 70 people to lose their jobs and 10 people to keep running the label. Disney also cut releases each year from 6 to just 3. Dick Cook, former Disney Studio Chairman wanted to keep Miramax but resigned, with his successor (Rich Ross) deciding on selling Miramax. Bob Iger confirmed this on a conference call when questioned about a possible Miramax sale.  
On March 29, 2005, however, the Weinstein brothers decided to leave both Disney and Miramax, taking the Dimension label with them (the split was consummated on September 30 that same year), and in October 2005, they made another film company called "[[The Weinstein Company]]". In January 2010, its offices were shut down in New York and Los Angeles and moved operations to Burbank, where Disney is based. The move caused 70 people to lose their jobs and 10 people to keep running the label. Disney also cut releases each year from 6 to just 3. Dick Cook, former Disney Studio Chairman wanted to keep Miramax but resigned, with his successor (Rich Ross) deciding on selling Miramax. Bob Iger confirmed this on a conference call when questioned about a possible Miramax sale.  


On December 3, 2010, The Walt Disney Company finalized the sale of Miramax Films to Filmyard Holdings, LLC, a joint venture between Colony Capital, Tutor-Saliba Corporation, and Qatar Investment Authority. On January 22, 2013, Ron Tutor sold his stake in Miramax to Qatar Investment Authority. On March 2, 2016, the studio was sold to the beIN Media Group, a spin-off of the Al-Jazeera Media Network's sports assets. From 2011 to 2019, [[Lionsgate Home Entertainment]] handled the US home media distribution of the Miramax library, while European home media rights were with [[StudioCanal (France)|StudioCanal]]. In December 2019, [[ViacomCBS]] acquired a 49% stake in Miramax, which puts its film library under the ownership of [[Paramount Pictures]].
On December 3, 2010, The Walt Disney Company finalized the sale of Miramax to Filmyard Holdings, LLC, a joint venture between Colony Capital, Tutor-Saliba Corporation, and Qatar Investment Authority. On January 22, 2013, Ron Tutor sold his stake in Miramax to Qatar Investment Authority. On March 2, 2016, the studio was sold to the beIN Media Group, a spin-off of the Al-Jazeera Media Network's sports assets. From 2011 to 2019, [[Lionsgate Home Entertainment]] handled the US home media distribution of the Miramax library, while European home media rights were with [[StudioCanal (France)|StudioCanal]]. In December 2019, [[ViacomCBS]] acquired a 49% stake in Miramax, which puts its film library under the ownership of [[Paramount Pictures]].




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*Since 2010, most films only show the last half of the logo.
*Since 2010, most films only show the last half of the logo.
*Starting in 2011, the word "FILMS" is omitted. This variant first appeared on ''The Debt''. Both of these versions (particularly the latter) plaster over older Miramax logos on new releases of their films.
*Starting in 2011, the word "FILMS" is omitted. This variant first appeared on ''The Debt''. Both of these versions (particularly the latter) plaster over older Miramax logos on new releases of their films.
*Starting in 2016, a registered trademark ("®") symbol appears next to the Miramax wordmark.
*On recent prints of ''My Life So Far'' (2002), this plastered the “20th Anniversary” variant of the previous logo, but for some reason, they keep the “20th Anniversary” text.
*On recent prints of ''My Life So Far'' (2002), this plastered the “20th Anniversary” variant of the previous logo, but for some reason, they keep the “20th Anniversary” text.
*The closing version has just the Miramax logo and the city skyline.


'''FX/SFX:''' A marvelous hybrid of live-action and CGI effects.
'''FX/SFX:''' A marvelous hybrid of live-action and CGI effects.
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'''Nicknames:''' "The Buildings III", "The City III", "Aurora Miramaximus", "The Big M Returns"
'''Nicknames:''' "The Buildings III", "The City III", "Aurora Miramaximus", "The Big M Returns"


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