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Let's be honest; the international versions aren't really that distinct from the regular versions and they don't deserve their own page
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(Let's be honest; the international versions aren't really that distinct from the regular versions and they don't deserve their own page)
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'''Nicknames:''' "The M", "The Big M", "Flashing M", "The Miramax M", "The Blue M"
'''Nicknames:''' "The M", "The Big M", "Flashing M", "The Miramax M", "The Blue M"


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*Rarely, the text would be {{Font color|silver|silver}}.
*Rarely, the text would be {{Font color|silver|silver}}.
*On ''Ready to Wear'', when the "M" zooms out, the entire logo zooms out even further.
*On ''Ready to Wear'', when the "M" zooms out, the entire logo zooms out even further.
*For the international version, "INTERNATIONAL" replaces films.


'''FX/SFX:''' The zooming out of the "M", the glowing letters, the flash, and the "Big M".
'''FX/SFX:''' The zooming out of the "M", the glowing letters, the flash, and the "Big M".
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*It was also seen on the Canadian Cineplex Odeon VHS releases of ''Gulliver's Travels'' (1983), ''The Golden Treasure, The Adventures of the Magnificent Six and a Half, The Young Visitors, Tail of the Tiger'' and ''Undercover Gang'', among possible others.
*It was also seen on the Canadian Cineplex Odeon VHS releases of ''Gulliver's Travels'' (1983), ''The Golden Treasure, The Adventures of the Magnificent Six and a Half, The Young Visitors, Tail of the Tiger'' and ''Undercover Gang'', among possible others.
*It also may have been seen on theatrical prints of ''Pastime'', the Canadian comedy ''Crazy Moon, The Pope Must Diet,'' the Canadian thriller ''Murder One,'' and ''House of Cards'', among others.
*It also may have been seen on theatrical prints of ''Pastime'', the Canadian comedy ''Crazy Moon, The Pope Must Diet,'' the Canadian thriller ''Murder One,'' and ''House of Cards'', among others.
*Don't expect this to appear on ''Faithful'', which they co-produced with Savoy Pictures.
*Don't expect this to appear on ''Faithful'', which they co-produced with [[Savoy Pictures]].
*It is unknown if this is seen on the Media/Fox VHS release of ''Black Rainbow'' or the Charter Entertainment VHS of ''I've Heard the Mermaids Singing''.
*It is unknown if this is seen on the Media/Fox VHS release of ''Black Rainbow'' or the [[Charter Entertainment]] VHS of ''I've Heard the Mermaids Singing''.
*It is preserved on the 1995 Canadian Alliance Video VHS release of ''Gordy''.
*It is preserved on the 1995 Canadian Alliance Video VHS release of ''Gordy''.
*The International version was seen on international releases of films of the time.


'''Editor's Note:''' One of the more iconic movie logos of the '90s. This logo utilizes an effective use of cel animation.
'''Editor's Note:''' One of the more iconic movie logos of the '90s. This logo utilizes an effective use of cel animation.
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'''Nicknames:''' "The Buildings", "Lights/Lites in the Big City", "Manhattan Skyline", "The City", "Miramax Skyline"
'''Nicknames:''' "The Buildings", "Lights/Lites in the Big City", "Manhattan Skyline", "The City", "Miramax Skyline"


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*For releases outside the United States, the word "FILMS" was replaced with "INTERNATIONAL". There is an anniversary variant of this version also.
*For releases outside the United States, the word "FILMS" was replaced with "INTERNATIONAL". There is an anniversary variant of this version also.
*There exists a 1.78:1 open-matte version where the landscape is zoomed out much farther back. This version is seen on the Miramax DVD release of ''Three Colors: Blue'', and on some films released between 2007 and 2008 such as ''The Queen''.
*There exists a 1.78:1 open-matte version where the landscape is zoomed out much farther back. This version is seen on the Miramax DVD release of ''Three Colors: Blue'', and on some films released between 2007 and 2008 such as ''The Queen''.
**For the international version, "INTERNATIONAL" replaces films.


'''FX/SFX:''' The CGI effects are nothing short of perfect.
'''FX/SFX:''' The CGI effects are nothing short of perfect.
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*Despite plastering from the following logo, it can still be seen on US prints of ''The Talented Mr. Ripley'', ''There Will Be Blood'', and a YouTube Movies print of ''The Aviator'' (2004) and ''Underclassman''.
*Despite plastering from the following logo, it can still be seen on US prints of ''The Talented Mr. Ripley'', ''There Will Be Blood'', and a YouTube Movies print of ''The Aviator'' (2004) and ''Underclassman''.
*This might have appeared on some international prints of the 2002 French/Italian co-production, ''Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra'' (which includes Miramax's English dub), or the [[Buena Vista International]] logo, as [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney]] owned Miramax at the time.
*This might have appeared on some international prints of the 2002 French/Italian co-production, ''Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra'' (which includes Miramax's English dub), or the [[Buena Vista International]] logo, as [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney]] owned Miramax at the time.
*The International version was seen on international releases of films of the time.


'''Editor's Note:''' Despite the nice CGI, some people don't like how this plastered the previous logo on some films.
'''Editor's Note:''' Despite the nice CGI, some people don't like how this plastered the previous logo on some films.

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