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Logo captures by Eric S., filmbaza.net and thedivinepattern | Logo captures by Eric S., filmbaza.net and thedivinepattern | ||
Editions by CuriousGeorge60, carlosgamingboy | Editions by CuriousGeorge60, carlosgamingboy | ||
Video captures courtesy of KStarCLG and retro VHS trailers | Video captures courtesy of KStarCLG and retro VHS trailers | ||
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Background: Imagine Entertainment is a film and television production company that was founded in 1986 by director Ron Howard and producer Brian Grazer. The company's films are distributed by Universal Pictures, Columbia Pictures, and a few others. | Background: Imagine Entertainment is a film and television production company that was founded in 1986 by director Ron Howard and producer Brian Grazer. The company's films are distributed by Universal Pictures, Columbia Pictures, and a few others. | ||
1st Logo | ==1st Logo (February 17, 1989-April 12, 1996)== | ||
(February 17, 1989-April 12, 1996) | [[File:Imagine89.jpg]] | ||
Nicknames: "The Rising", "Shining Star", "Reflection" | Nicknames: "The Rising", "Shining Star", "Reflection" | ||
Logo: On a black background, we see a star flashing, revealing a reflection of the shiny chrome-blue text "IMAGINE" on rippling water, which then rises up and settles above its reflection. The words "AN" above the "IMAGINE" text and "ENTERTAINMENT" with "PRESENTATION" below, appear respectively. The studio's name sparkles. | Logo: On a black background, we see a star flashing, revealing a reflection of the shiny chrome-blue text "IMAGINE" on rippling water, which then rises up and settles above its reflection. The words "AN" above the "IMAGINE" text and "ENTERTAINMENT" with "PRESENTATION" below, appear respectively. The studio's name sparkles. | ||
Variants: | Variants: | ||
* Another variation used the term "PRESENTS" below the logo. This can be seen on Closet Land. Strangely, this is shown at the very end of Cry-Baby. | |||
* At other times, "FILMS" appeared sandwiched in between the company name. This was seen on Backdraft, HouseSitter, Far and Away, and Cop and a Half. | |||
* On the TV movie Conagher, the logo is sped-up. | |||
Trivia: This logo is still used as the print logo, even after this logo ended. | |||
FX/SFX: The star shining, the studio's name rising, and the studio's name sparkling. | FX/SFX: The star shining, the studio's name rising, and the studio's name sparkling. | ||
Music/Sounds: None. In other cases, it has jazz music played over this logo. | Music/Sounds: None. In other cases, it has jazz music played over this logo. | ||
Availability: Seen at the end of most movies from this company from the era. Most of their films during this era were distributed by Universal Pictures including Parenthood, Kindergarten Cop, Apollo 13, The Dream Team, The Paper, The 'Burbs and others. The "FILMS" variant can be found on the aforementioned movies above. Don't expect to see this on Willow (which MGM and Lucasfilm Ltd. distributed), My Girl (which was released through Columbia Pictures), The Doors (which was a co-production with Carolco Pictures, distribution by Tri-Star Pictures), Sgt. Bilko or the first two Problem Child movies (despite being distributed by Universal). | Availability: Seen at the end of most movies from this company from the era. Most of their films during this era were distributed by Universal Pictures including Parenthood, Kindergarten Cop, Apollo 13, The Dream Team, The Paper, The 'Burbs and others. The "FILMS" variant can be found on the aforementioned movies above. Don't expect to see this on Willow (which MGM and Lucasfilm Ltd. distributed), My Girl (which was released through Columbia Pictures), The Doors (which was a co-production with Carolco Pictures, distribution by Tri-Star Pictures), Sgt. Bilko or the first two Problem Child movies (despite being distributed by Universal). | ||
Editor's Note: None. | Editor's Note: None. | ||
==2nd Logo (June 28, 1996- )== | |||
[[File:Imagine96.jpg]] | |||
Nicknames: "The Drop", "Ripples", "The Dripping" | Nicknames: "The Drop", "Ripples", "The Dripping" | ||
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Variants: | Variants: | ||
* Sometimes, the spotlight is either very difficult to see or absent on the logo. | |||
* On How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000), when the logo ends, snow appears. | |||
* On the 2006 TV series Curious George, there is a still version of the logo. | |||
FX/SFX: The drip, the ripples forming the studio's name. This was done by Intralink Film Graphic Design. | |||
Music/Sounds: A calming orchestra piece composed by James Horner. Sometimes, the movie's opening theme is used. | Music/Sounds: A calming orchestra piece composed by James Horner. Sometimes, the movie's opening theme is used. | ||
Availability: It first appeared on The Nutty Professor and currently appears on releases from the company since then. | Availability: It first appeared on The Nutty Professor and currently appears on releases from the company since then. | ||
Editor's Note: None. This logo is actually quite calming. | Editor's Note: None. This logo is actually quite calming. | ||