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'''Fox Searchlight Pictures''' was formed in 1994 under News Corporation (now owned by The Walt Disney Company) as a division of [[20th Century Fox]] (now 20th Century Studios) for independent, arthouse, foreign, horror, and African-American film releases. On January 17, 2020, Disney announced that it would remove "Fox" from the company's name, presumably to avoid confusion with Fox Corporation, renaming it to '''Searchlight Pictures''', along with its division becoming 20th Century Studios.
'''Fox Searchlight Pictures''' was formed in 1994 under News Corporation (now owned by [[Walt Disney Pictures|The Walt Disney Company]]) as a division of 20th Century Fox (now [[20th Century Studios]]) for independent, arthouse, foreign, horror, and African-American film releases, along with some comedy, action, romance, and family-friendly films. On January 17, 2020, parent company Disney announced that it would remove "Fox" from the company's name, presumably to avoid confusion with Fox Corporation, renaming it to '''Searchlight Pictures''', along with its division becoming 20th Century Studios.


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* Some films have an error with the leftmost searchlight (See last video). It is unknown which films have it.
* Some films have an error with the leftmost searchlight (See last video). It is unknown which films have it.
* On some films, the News Corporation byline is slightly smaller. Primarily, this is used for films with a wider aspect ratio, but on some movies, such as ''Slums of Beverly Hills'' and ''Boys Don't Cry'', it is used on the regular 16:9 version of the logo, while some wider films, such as ''Titus'' and ''Slumdog Millionaire'', use the regular byline instead.
* On some films, the News Corporation byline is slightly smaller. Primarily, this is used for films with a wider aspect ratio, but on some movies, such as ''Slums of Beverly Hills'' and ''Boys Don't Cry'', it is used on the regular 16:9 version of the logo, while some wider films, such as ''Titus'' and ''Slumdog Millionaire'', use the regular byline instead.
* A bylineless version exists, but it was used solely for corporate purposes and never appeared on any film as a throwback variation.
* A bylineless version exists, but it was used solely for corporate purposes, and as such did not appear on any film as a throwback variation.
* The logo is cut short on trailers and TV spots.
* The logo is cut short on trailers and TV spots.


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'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''
'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''
*On ''The Favourite'', the Fox fanfare is sung by a group of birds.
*On ''The Favourite'', the Fox fanfare is sung by a group of birds.
*On ''Lucy in the Sky'', the minus 10 is heard over the second part of the Fox fanfare, continuing into the other logos.
*On ''Lucy in the Sky'', a blast off countdown is heard over the second half of the Fox fanfare, continuing into the other logos.
*On ''Jojo Rabbit'', the drumroll part of the fanfare is heard over the background music.
*On ''Jojo Rabbit'', the opening theme is used instead, with the drumroll intact.
*On ''The Grand Budapest Hotel'' and ''Isle of Dogs'', the logo is completely silent.
*On ''The Grand Budapest Hotel'' and ''Isle of Dogs'', the logo is completely silent. This is most likely due to the fact they use a shortened version of the logo.
*Like the second logo, the fanfare is higher-pitched on the UK and Australian physical media releases of all films with this logo, except those described above.
*Like the second logo, the fanfare is higher-pitched on the UK and Australian physical media releases of all films with this logo, except those described above.


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'''Logo:''' Basically an enhanced version of the last logo. It's nearly the same as before, except "FOX" has been removed from the top of the structure and the words are slightly taller and larger to accommodate for it, a la the final [[Fox Interactive]] logo. The Los Angeles cityscape in the background is larger and more detailed with greater depth, the mountains are more realistic and multilayered, the skyline is much different, the ® symbol has been removed, the searchlights (aside from their light beams) are a lot darker in color, and the Hollywood sign is pushed up to resemble the one in real life.
'''Logo:''' Basically an enhanced version of the last logo. It's nearly the same as before, except "FOX" has been removed from the top of the structure and the words are slightly taller and larger to accommodate for it, a la the final [[Fox Interactive]] logo. The Los Angeles cityscape in the background is larger and more detailed with greater depth, the mountains are more realistic and multilayered, the skyline is much different, the ® symbol has been removed, the searchlights (aside from their light beams) are a lot darker in color (compared to the TCS logo which has the same colors for the searchlights but sleeker and shinier), and the Hollywood sign is pushed up to resemble the one in real life.


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