Walt Disney Classics: Difference between revisions

'''Logo:''' On a {{Font color|blue|blue}} background, the text "{{Font color|red|WALT DiSNEY HOME VIDEO}}" (with "{{Font color|red|WALT DiSNEY}}" in its famous “signature” font created in the early 1960s), in {{Font color|red|red}}, swirls in from the upper-left corner of the screen, rotating clockwise as it does so, passes by quite close to the screen, then flips and begins cycling to the lower-left corner. A few seconds after the "{{Font color|red|WALT DiSNEY HOME VIDEO}}" the white text, “THE CLASSICS”, in a rather ugly font, also comes from the upper-left side of the screen and begins slowly spinning, too, nearly following the same path as the WDHV text does. As this happens, the background begins to slowly “morph” into a large, blurry diamond shape on a black background. A large Prussian blue diamond then zooms in from the center of the screen at a slightly fast pace, before stopping at a huge size. As the diamond zooms up, “THE CLASSICS” flips over to the top of the diamond and settles there, while "WALT DiSNEY HOME VIDEO" lands on the bottom of the diamond. A white, simple diamond outline zooms out and plasters itself onto the edges of the diamond, in which the logo resembles a neon sign.