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'''Music/Sounds:''' Whooshing sounds throughout as the bars fly by. It usually doesn't have music or uses the beginning of the movie's theme, all with the whooshes, or sometimes there aren't any whooshes. During the logo's first year, a majestic orchestral fanfare is used. This can be heard on ''Tomcats'', ''America's Sweethearts'', and Jet Li's ''The One''. | '''Music/Sounds:''' Whooshing sounds throughout as the bars fly by. It usually doesn't have music or uses the beginning of the movie's theme, all with the whooshes, or sometimes there aren't any whooshes. During the logo's first year, a majestic orchestral fanfare is used. This can be heard on ''Tomcats'', ''America's Sweethearts'', and Jet Li's ''The One''. | ||
'''Availability:''' Common. It's seen on films from the company such as ''The Animal'', ''Click'', ''Darkness Falls'', ''13 Going on 30'', ''White Chicks'', ''Daddy Day Care'', ''Rent'', ''Mona Lisa Smile'' and ''The Benchwarmers''. The shortened version appears on the 2005 Lifetime TV movie ''Dawn Anna'' (in which the DVD release retains it) as well as the series ''Are We There Yet?'' and ''Anger Management: The Series''. Also appears on post-2014 non-US prints of Morgan Creek films such as the infamous ''Battlefield Earth''; on a Crackle print of the aforementioned film, this plasters the Warner Bros. logo. | '''Availability:''' Common. It's seen on films from the company such as ''The Animal'', ''Click'', ''Darkness Falls'', ''13 Going on 30'', ''White Chicks'', ''Daddy Day Care'', ''Rent'', ''Mona Lisa Smile'', and ''The Benchwarmers''. The shortened version appears on the 2005 Lifetime TV movie ''Dawn Anna'' (in which the DVD release retains it) as well as the series ''Are We There Yet?'' and ''Anger Management: The Series''. Also appears on post-2014 non-US prints of Morgan Creek films such as the infamous ''Battlefield Earth''; on a Crackle print of the aforementioned film, this plasters the Warner Bros. logo. | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' None. | '''Editor's Note:''' None. |